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HONDA
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Trade in your old shovel and save $60

TROWELEX

ON A HONDA SNOWBLOWER

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metallic brown pain

cellent. All peer nadiale: Ni

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1978 MUSTANG II,
automatic. Excellent

senger ie “Tuten:

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1975 BLAZER, K:

350 V-8, auto. $5,000, 7.2
tin/74

1979 YAMAHA 300 E.T. Needs
ck, $300.

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Sid Smith Ph: 365-5472

HERMAN®

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& SALES

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Ph. 365-3315

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Compressor. 357-

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ings.

evenings. -
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WANTED
Clean
Cotton
Rags

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for rent. 365-6120 tins4l

U DRIVE ‘to Cominco. Dayshilt,
- Fri. Need person to shore
Gor aipanie: Phone 365-5645

fer 5 p.m. Ask for Andy. crs

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3 issues ‘of charge. Phone

Sur ection line, 365-2212. tin/88

S-MONTH-OLD Minx tortoise
shell kitten. Quance Street, Rob-
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DECEMBER 9 at
ostlegar. One pair
Maa at fur mittens. Ver
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will run your od for 3 issues at no
charge. 1in/37

NOTICE

From B.C. Hydro

The navigation lock at the
Hugh Keenleyside Dam will be

closed to boat
25 and Jan. 1.

traffic on Dec.

xchange
Service. 365-2104." 52/98

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sound. 365-2: 7102

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your name known, and cause

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This Novena must be said
for 9 consecutive days.

Fathers,

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In the estate of Alan Patrick
Ford, deceased,

s having claims upon the
estate of the above named must

js Castleger:

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By JUDY CREIGHTON

Press

If all that roast turkey and
dressing, eggnog and Christ-
mas cake have settled around
your middle, you're probably
making New Year's resol-
utions to drop those pounds.

But beware of how you do
it, says Lynn Roblin, a
Toronto-area public health
nutritionist.

Roblin warns against join-
ing weight-loss clinics that
promise quick results (10
pounds in two weeks) and
suggests—dieters opt for a
sensible regime of lighter.
eating and regular exercise.

“We think consumers have

“to be very careful about

quick weight-loss programs,”
she says. “Not all of them are
that good because they don’t
offer adequately © balanced
food plans. Instead, they
make up the difference with
vitamin supplements.”
Roblin says before en-
rolling in a weight-loss pro-
gram, “be sure there's a
registered professional diet-
itian on staff. That way they
can be assured the meal plan
will be properly worked out.”
Imported fruits and veg-
etables are usually higher in

LLXANDER erence
Longtime local
resident dies

Alexander Albert Spence,
of Castlegar passed away
Dec. 23 at the age of 74.

Mr. Spence was born on
April 21, 1911 at Winnipeg.
He moved with his parents,
living in different parts of
Canada.

He.married Irene. Young in
1935 ‘at Nelson and he
worked for Cominco for 32
years, retiring in 1970. Mr.
Spence came to Castlegar in
1947. He lived at Nelson,
Rossland and Vancouver.

He is survived by his wife
Irene of | Castlegar;

AT AGE 70

two”

daughters, Sandra Lee
Spence of Victoria and
Wendy Rona Court of Castle-
gar; eight grandchildren;
four great-grandchildren;
brother. George Spence of
Nelson; and sisters Nora
Graham of Okanagan and
Lilian Elliott of Vancouver.

Funeral services were held
Friday at the Castlegar Fun-
éral Chapel followed by
cremation. Rev. Ted Bristow
officiated.

Funeral
were under the direction of
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

_Gladys Perkins
passes awa

Gladys Lilly Perkins of
Castlegar passed away Dec.
23 at the age of 70. She was
born Nov. 18, 1915 at Fernie,

Lumberton, B.C. She mar-
ried Horace Perkins on June
15, 1935 at Fernie and came
to Castlegar June 5, 1958.

Mrs. Perkins was a mem-
ber of the Mother's Union in
Fernie and the Castlegar
W.A. She enjoyed knitting
and crocheting.

She is survived by two
daughters, Gladys Lilly Boh-
mer and son-in-law Elwood of
Castlegar, Isabel Fietz and
son-in-law Lawrence of Cas-
tlegart; three grandchildren
and “one sister, Elizabeth
Harley_of Fernie.

She was predeceased by
her husband on Nov. 1, 1969.

Funeral service is at 11
a.m. Tuesday, at the Robson

She grew up in Waldo and

Memorial Church with burial
at the Robson Cemetery.

Rev. Charles Balfour will
officiated.

Funeral arrangements
under the direction of Cas-
tlegar Funeral Chapel.

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to5 p.m.

price during the winter, but
people watching their diets
can eat lower-priced alter-
natives such as cabbage,
carrots and frozen produce,
which she says taste “fresh
as can
HIGH IN FAT

Roblin adds that contrary
to popular belief, high-
protein foods such as meat

and cheese are also high in -

fat and should be

grams of meat once a day or
115 millilitres of vegetables.)

The best reducing plan is
one in which a person loses
only one or two pounds a
week, she says. This can be
achieved through eating sen-
sible, nutritious and lighter
meals, along with a_ brisk
20-to-30-minute walk at
lunchtime.

FAMINE BISCO

in | moderate amounts.
Dieters should eat breads,
cereals, vegetables and
fruits.

“— “Decrease protein servings
drastically, especially meats
and high-fat cheeses like
cheddar and opt. for cheese
made with partially ski

new
famine biscuit is saving the

States, having develo}
Wild Wilbur's Buffalo Wings.
The craze has spread ac-
ross the border, and demand
is so brisk that J.P. Poultry,
based in St. Catharines, Ont.,
has begun importing the
delectable finger food into
Canada. s
SECRETS SHARED
Most self-respecting rest-

aurant chefs probably don't .

like to part with their recipes
— especially after hours of

lives of th of children
in drought-stricken Ethiopia.
The biscuits are being dist-
ribtuted by Oxfam.

The main ingredients in
the 125-gram biscuit are
wheat flour, milk powder,

milk or a lighter cheese such
as mozzarella.”

A typical brown bag lunch
for someone who wants to
Shed pounds is a sandwich
made with whole wheat or
wheat wheat pita bread
stuffed -with tuna, salmon
or chicken salad (hold the
mayo), a piece of fruit and a
small carton of skim or. two-
per-cent milk.

___ Roblin says ! foods sone be

-- Answer to sunday, Dec. 22 Cryptoqui|
TO MY MIND, THE, BEST E
“TWAS. THE

DAYS OF YORE
CHRISTMAS.

arrangements

sugar and ble and
butter oils. It consists of
about. nine-per-cent body-
building proteins.

Oxfam says only four bis-
cuits a. day will provide a
child with 500 calories, a vital
need in supplementary feed-
ing programs.

FLYING HIGH
Flying high on the fast-
food front are chicken wings.
Buffalo, N.Y., is consider:
the wing centre of the United

iP:
WRAPPER IN
KNIGHT BEFORE

PACKA

xper
and preparation.

But Sant Chantwal, a New
York-based entrepreneur
whose chain of Bombay Pal-
ace Restaurants can be found
in major citiés in Canada and
around the world, is sharing
the secrets of his culinary
fare.

The Bombay Palace Cook-
book contains many of the
restaurant's traditional and
contemporary recipes for
East Indian and  Moghlai
cuisine.

GOOD AVERAGE
Bill Russell, a member of
the Basketball Hall of Fame,

| averaged more than 20 points

and 20 rebounds a game
during his collegiate career
at the University. of San
Francisco.

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Page 6 — Melitta Coffee,
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December 29, 1985 Castlégir News_ 87°

" obligations such as

BCRIC to
devalue
shares

B.C. Resources has an-
nounced it will write down
the book value of its shares
from $7.40 to approximately
$3.40.

Book value is what a
company’s common shares
are recorded at after all its
loans,
deferred taxes, and ‘prefer.
red shares, are deducted
from its assets.

Bruce Howe, the com-
pany’s president and chief
executive. officer said in a
prepared release that a one-
time extraordinary charge
against this year's earnings
would be approximately $390
million.

Howe said-B.C. Resources
is writing down its assets
because it has concluded that
world commodity prices are
not going to reach levels
predicted at the start of the
decade. These lower prices
have the effect of reducing
the value of the assets.

After the write-down, the
company—will still have $1.9
billion in assets.

The write-down should
have no effect on cash flow or
company earnings, he added.

Howe explained that write-
downs, which are not  un-
common in Canadian _bus-
iness, are done to recognize
fundamental changes in  cir-
cumstances. The value of the
company’s investments in
Westar Timber, Westar Min-

CREDIT BUREAU

COULD AFFECT

LOAN REQUEST

By ROBERT McLEOD
‘The Canadian Press
When you apply for credit at a department store or a

bureau to_see if there are any skeletons in your

closet.
The credit bureau collects

-loan from a bank, the institution contacts the local credit

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Telephone 365- 5210 Directory iba mcpted upto shim san 20 for themoninefFebrvary.

Accounting

Beauty Salons

information on how much

you've borrowed, whether you've kept up the payments and

what other financial difficulties

you might have had.

So it’s a good idea to find out what the credit bureau has

on you to check that the records are accurate,

and also to

prepare yourself for any explanations about past difficulties

you might have to make when

applying for a loan.

There are 146 credit bureaus across the country and
although provincial legislation governing them differs a little

from region to region, all have

a basic principle that the

consumer has a right to know his history.
WRITE OR VISIT
To get access to your records, simply write to the local
credit bureau and request a copy of them, or visit the

bureau.

A poor record could mean that an application for credit
will be Popected. but that is not the only reason why you may
get turned down, says Veronica Maidman, chairman of
Associated Credit Bureaus of Canada.

“It could be that you're overloaded with too much
outstanding debt and the credit granter feels any more
would put you over the threshold,” said Maidman, who is
also president of the Toronto Credit Bureau.

Or it could be company policy not to grant credit unless
you have worked more than a certain length of time at your

job or earn enough money.

But clearly, your previous record will play a major role

in any decision to grant credit,

and that surprises a lot of

people who think their present circumstances are more

important, Maidman says.

“They feel that even though they have been slow in the

past, they should be allowed

credit now because their

payments have got back on track.”
FOR SEVEN YEARS

Any black marks against

ing, and Westar P
are all affected. The exact
amounts will not be known
until all year-end accounts
are finalized.

He also said that the
company's bankers have
been made aware of the
write-down and the reasons
for it. Amendments to var-
ious company loan agree-
ments will be necessary.

“We have been faced with
slipping prices and margins
in all of our resource areas,”
he said. “In the past few
‘years, prices for-coat, oil; and
pulp have all dropped from 15
to 25 per cent.

“Lower prices have caused
margins to continue to de-
cline in spite of the successful
efforts by both management
and employees to greatly
increase productivity.

“But even improved prod-
uctivity, when coupled with
our-rbest efforts in cutting

record,
after seven years.

you on a credit bureau's

bankruptcy, are wiped off the file

But the best way to avoid getting a poor credit
reputation in the first place is to face any problem head on
when it occurs, instead of waiting until lenders are banging

on the door.

If you get into difficulty, tell the people you owe money
as soon as Possible about your problem and make

You should also

ensure that tat local credit bureau has any explanation of
why you got into deep water — job loss, family problems,

J ting Coutaciee bas the right to ask for notations to be Ph. 365-7287

made on his or her file

Brian L.
Browa

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~ “Castlegar

says.
If you have a poor record
credit, don't hide your history.

but are applying for new

“If the credit granter finds out,” says Maidman, “he will
want to know why you didn’t tell him, and that won't reflect

well on you.”

Those seeking to remedy a

poor past,bistory can try

applying for a small amount of credit.
“Tell the lender you are trying to re-establish yourself,”

Maidman says. “Many lenders

will be quite amenable —

that’s the business they're in. If you repay it according to the
agreement you will have started to improve your record.”

costs and comp-
etiveness and _ reliability,
leaves us with the inescap-
able fact that the real value
of our assets has decreased,”
Howe said.

After the write-down,
which will take place at the
end of the year, the book
value of the company’s assets

Job openings

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at:
Trail G
He spolene Street

hone: 368-5566.

will be reduced from $2.4
billion to approximately $1.9
billion,

in atten-
ding information sessions regar-
adion Jobs

A certified Tree Trimmer is

is necessary. (586

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ployment Davelonnent french

will be at the Trail Em;

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Weekly Stocks

By Canadian Press
Stock prices crept slightly

" higher on Bay Street during

the quietest trading period of,
the year. But despite a sharp
advance Friday, Wall Street
ended Christmas week un-
changed.

The TSE 300 composite
index — the broadest meas-
ure of activity on Canada’s
biggest -stock market —
closed Friday at 2,882.53, up
-14 per cent, or 4.15 points,
on the week,

It was the ninth consecu-
tive weekly gain for the in-
dex. During that time it has
jumped 9.5 per cent and the
value of stocks on the Tor-
onto exchange has risen $19.3
billion to $223.9 billion.

Transportation stocks led
the way during the . week,
gaining 87.32 points to close
at 3,892.90. Nearly half that
increase came Friday as
transportation issues were
the day's pace-setters, rising
42.91 points. Communica-
tions and media had the sec-

as
leading "rod
‘oreos Gworlabie,
nA

nese az.

ond-best ‘week, gaining 72.30
points to 4,941.66.

On Friday, alone, the com-
posite rose 7.86 points as 4.6
million shares — worth $46.7
million — changed hands.
Advances led declines
280-178 with 295 issues un-
changed.

It was the slowest trading
week of the year, with
volume at 20.9 million shares.
But it was not as quiet as
Christmas week of 1984 when
only 10.9 million shares were
traded. ¥

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& Sunday

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For information concerning

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Specializing in
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“A Trail Tradition”
Dinner 5 to 9 every day.
Lunch 11:30 to 2 week days.
For Reservations
Phone 364-1816
1475 Cedar Avenue
Trail, B.C.

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Ask for Gary, Brion,
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1001 Rossland Ave., Trail

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Phone 364-2222

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copytron

Copier Systems
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1-800-642-1234

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