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fibre arts was he!
District Community Complex. Friday night was set

going on sale. ‘

we were happy to see the
icle “Baha'is seek Publicity

Ven" Sr arestations? printed in
“the Sunday, Nov. 23, issue of

the Caatlegar News. itis:

‘Tran that is Ne a t
‘more widespread slaughter.’ ,..Places,<'
This is why the Baha’t world deste

rn
We would like to comment,
however, on the Iranian:
‘1 at St

evi.

dent that it is only the public.
ity abroad of the persecution

. of the Balta'i community ‘in

ment. He. sald - that p
Baha'is are not ba being ‘per

esa fired from their jobs
atrictly on the basis of their
religion,

He said that many Baha'is
were close to the late former
shah. It is true that many
held high positions because
they were among the best
educated'and could be trust-
ed. Howover, none of them

BIRTHS: a
BobEN aa To Mee and Mrs. Robert

of the
AY ate W201

Z Ann Landers =

Principal ousted

VERNON (CP) — The

- B.C.” education ministry -is

the recent dis-

- Dear Ann Landers: | can understand why Steve
McQueen decided to try a very experimental form of
treatment for his terrible cancer illness. When you are
desperate you will go for anything that‘offers the
slightest hope.

But why did Steve go to Mexico? And why was he .
being treated by a dentist? | have talked to some
reputable local doctors about this and they find the
whole thing upsetting,

Aren't there any experimerital programs in the
United States for cancer patients who have been told,
“Sorry, we've done everything we can. You came to us
too late"? Surely there must be some some scientific
research being done on all types of cancers by top-
‘notch doctors in the U.S. and Canada.

By now you have guessed there is more than
curiosity behind my question. Someone very dear tome
has been told he is ferminal and it is break

missal of Frank Paul, direc-
tor of the Kalamalka campus
of Okanagan College. ~~
Dr. Grant Fisher, as-
sistant deputy-minister, said
no decision will be made until
he concludes: investiga-

ie has been
forced into. ea#y retirement
by the college*board for un-
specified philosophical differ-
ences,

ae U6 2a ON

* He had teas head of the -

Vernon :campus’ since it

opened 18 years ago.'He said yur —

the move Nov. 21 was a total ,
surprise. i

Meanwhile,‘ Vernon
schoo] board has asked the

provincial government to im- Nov.1

pose a week-long cooling-off
period. The board also has.
asked the college board to re-
consider its decision.

The Students’ Associ-
ation has launched a petition
drive to have Paul remain on
the job.

Member of counci

ig my
heart. Please put this in the paper, Ann, but no name
and address. Just call me life Sucrd

d and
rail” por te have been
named to standing commit-

Dear Life Guard: Many people were di
U ed about Steve

tees and other top positions
of the A of Pro-

‘s
@ news that he opted for a
ig! that of jodic fasting, coffee
enemas, frequent shampoos and castor oil

Engi of B.C.
The positions ie ives

shook the medical professionals. His death after
surgery saddened millions of ad:

You_ask about places UP the U.S. and Canada

where. ts can, mental ¢ nt as;

ari

o last resor?..’can tall’ Sinat such places do ‘exist. |

_ would'‘rottake it upon eet to recommend a specific

plac the cholee n must ke yours, but here some alter-
nati Plas

the | Cancer in

nounced by

dent, Philp T. Seabrook, 2 ;

ar

ig) ae PE
civil engineer 1a "Coa: %

Ltd. has been elected as.a
member of the association's
council and appointed to the
E: I Affairs

pothesis ‘Mad. It is q first-rate facility, supp d by tax
dollars. Patients who go there receive excellent care
and the latest in experimental treatment for many
types of cancer.

Also, most major
cancer centers have | concer
programa that are scientifically screened.

{if you are interested in the Institute, have your
physician call and see if you are eligible for ex-
perimental studies, or if you want more information
about the designated cancer centers, call the Cancer In-
formation Service Hoiline, (800) 638-6694. This Is a toll-
free number for all states except. Alaska, Hawali and
Maryland.

1 echool: 5, d

and di

. Dear Ann Landers: | am writing regardin the
mother who wanted to bring her baby to the wedding.
She said if she couldn't bring the baby she would stay
~ home. Well’ i'll tell you, Ann — better she should stay .
home. ; d hn Fi

Recent! ly my daughter was married. It was a

I (dnd g at our country club.

We went out of our way to: make it plain that.no
children were invited, but as usual, there had to be one
ignorant-member of the family. A ‘relative brought her
11-month-old baby. The baby -cried all through the
ceremony and no one could hear the preacher. He was
very upset. When the woman finally decided to take
the baby out, he wet all over her dress.

Keep. telling those’ mothers that small children
don’t belong at weddings. Thank you. —Mrs. Sandy B.

Deor Mrs. S.B.: You told them and ! thank you for
the graphic account of what can happen to incon-
siderate people who dofy the bride's wishes.

Handled under
antiquated laws

shortly before the 1979 elec-

OTTAWA (CP) — Ex-
propriation of land for pipe-
lines will be handled undér
antiquated laws until the
Commons approves new
rules, a forthe
Northern Pipeline Agency
said Friday.

Cheryl Caldwell said
Foothills Pipeline - (Yukon)

proval in the Commons.
B.C. New Democrat Sid

Parker, MP for Kootenay

Fast lained

that four landowners in his
riding were offered compen-
sation far below the value of
‘their land; had their property
seized by armed police; and

tion but did not receive ap-*

Ltd., now expropriating land
near Yahk in southeastern
British Columbia for the Al-
aska Highway natural gas
Pipeline, will settle compen-
sation claims under the terms
of the 1919 Railway Act until
a new act is approved.

Her statement contra-
dicted promises made in the
Commons this week by En-
ergy Minister Marc Lalonde
who said Foothills bad
agreed to follow more mod-
ern provisions of an act not
yet approved.

The act he referred to
was passed by the Senate

are being forced to accept
whatever a  government-
appointed arbitrator offers
them as compensation,
WOULD CHANGE RULES
‘The unpassed act, intro-
duced by Senator Bud Olson,
now economic development’
minister and the cabinet
member responsible for Pipe-
lines, contained provisions

for public hearings, arbi- -

tration committees and court

costs paid by the company.
Caldwell said Foothills

must operate under the Rail-

-way Act because that is the
: °

law. -

R.N. Honey, on Eng., of
Rossland was named to the
Advisory Committee on Col-
lective Bargaining. Honey is
project supervisor of Comin-
co's zine operations.

Named to the associ-
ation’s Research Committee
is Trail resident, J.H. Palm-

When

THERE'S nothing worse
than having your wife go off
and leave you to éope all
alone for a couple of weeks.
Unless it's having her arrive
home a day early and finding
you up to your waist in your
own filth, that you were go-
ing to clean up tomorrow,

That has happened to me
once, but this time I’m going
to make sure. I’m going todo.
the clean-up a day earlier.
First time it happened, she
was unbearable for about a
week, just because there were
three or four bottles of sour
milk, a one-inch patina of
grease on the stove, anda kit-
chen floor you could hardly
-walk across without getting
stuck somewhere.

I'll give a hot tip to some
of you middle-aged guys who
think your old lady has a soft
touch. You know: a lazy cof-
fee and read the paper after
you've gone to work, a little
dusting and a few dishes to
do; a leisurely lunch watch-
ing a soap opera; a little nap,
and then nothing’to do but
getyourdinnerready. °

It’s not quite like that. To
keep a fair-sized house in
anything like running order,
a woman must go like a jack-
rabbit. Or a jillrabbit, if you
think I’m being chauvinistic.

Migawd, I’ve barely time
to brush my teeth, shave and
get to work in the morning,
leaving. the breakfast dishes
all tangled up with last
night’s dinner dishes,
because | was too tired to do
them, and there was a good
movie on the tube.

Get home after work and
there's all this mess of dishes,
but I don’t have time to do
them. I have to go shopping
for my dinner — a pizza ora

G. T, J. HUGHES
. external affairs

ason, P. Eng., project en-
gineer with Cominco Ltd.

The appointments are
for one seer

a daughter,

. political party although this
caused. them hardship. Even
under the shah, Baha'is were
persecuted; just not as open-
ly or systematically as now.
. His third statement that if
any Baha’s were executed, it
was because of crimes they
This is true only

in Trail with Rev. dabn Fullerton i Nov.

‘officiating. Cremati y Lake District

Hospitals" eatery began the
evening of Nov, 25 of the Tareys

DAFOE — Arthur Détoe, 67}t01
Trail, died N

. Regional Hospital, Service was

OWA: ‘To Mr. and Mrs, Kent.

af Nelson. @ dau thier
bom! Now i 19. .

Au — To “and Mn, Don Hill

ot Bovsland, + ‘sen, born Nov, 7.

JOHNSTON — To Mr. ond Mra,
Tom Johnston ‘of Helton! a
Saughter, born Nov. - 26,

. ahd Mrs. Gordon
Kilt of Trath'o daughter, born
Nov. 13,

avin

Kyte — to Mr. ond Mrs, Pau! Kyle
of Fruitvale, ‘a daughter, born

Leckie — Tom. cand Mrs. Harve

Leckie of Castlegar, a dau: hier,
bornNov. 4, fs
‘.

> Tom. and | Mrs. Bruce
Maker of Nelson, a son, bem
Nov. 2."
eo.

vient — To Mr. and M
Macleod of Rossland 79
deuthter Born Nov. 22,

MAKAROFF — To we and Mrs.
M.R. Makaroff oe Trait. a
daughter, bom Nov. 3

MALA — to Mar ond Mrs. Phil
Malm of Trail, a son, born
Nov, 1:

ee «
MOORE — To Mr. and Mis. Jim
Moore of Rossland, a daughter,
born Nov,

RETZLAFF — Mr, and Mrs,
Rodney Retslatt of Thrums, a sen,
rn Nov. 24,
ra é
SULLIVAN — To Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Sullivan of Trail, a daughter, born

ee

THIESSEN — “10 ‘Mr. ond'Mis, Elvin”

Thiessen of Nelson, a son, born
o :

VARNEY — To Mr. and Mrs. Steve
SNe of Winlaw, a’ son, born
Nov. 25.
+ 8
— To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Winters of Fruitvale, a daughter,

. , born Nov. 21.

OBITUARIES
CEDERHOLM — Wilber (Swede!
Cederhotm, 61, of Rossland, di
Nov. 21 in Trail Regional Hospital
Service was conducted Nov.
from Carberry’s Memorial Chapel

the little wo

turkey pie and a banana and
some pears for breakfast.

Get home from shopping
and I barely have. the energy
to stick my dinner in the
oven, pour myself a relaxer,
and read the evening paper.
After dinner, 1 pile some
more dishes in the sink, give
them a dirty look, and toddle
off to mark papers of fall
asleep in front of the tube,
waking up at 2 a.m., cold
and stupid, to fall into my
unmade bed and nightmare

away about my wife having -

left me for good. Which she
could. Anytinie.

Totter up in the morning,
do my ablutions, and go
down to a cheerless kitchen,
with nobody snapping out
the orders of the day. I’m
always late for work when
she’s away, because when
she’s home I try to get away
early so | won't have to get
into a fight about who's go-
ing to call the plumber, why 1
am so incompetent around

the house, and why I gota .

$28.00 fine for not wearing
my seat-belt.
I don’t deny that there

have been times when 1
wished I were a bachelor,

carefree, sexy, dining out
with beautiful women, tak-
ing off, alone, for exotic
holidays.

But boy-o-boy, when the
laundry hamper is overflow-
ing, your last clean shirt is a
white T-shirt with a burnhole

on the belly, the dishes are~

beginning to resemble the

conducted Nov.

John Fullerton

officiating,
Ctemation,

imberto A. Doratti,.

an
Nov. 23 in: Trall

Hall and continued through
following day, with burial in the

. Beilin ee ery.
*
United Church in Troll ith Rev. HURD “—~ John ‘Richard

Dick)
Hurd, 56, of Montrose, di

Lbs In Trail Regional Hospital, ear
rem,

if it is considered a crime to
be a membor of the Baha'i
faith. Many of those already
executed, including Canadian
resident Mr. Samandari,
were never given benefit of a
trial. The National Spiritual

Shen 's, Memori ral Chet

* service -was cond

ot ch Rosstond, died Nov. 23 at Re Wei

Guimaby General Hospital, Prayer Craation, ati ation.

lucta eo.

oat Heart Sotbblie Gree On KRAUSE — Anton Frank (Tory)
mass wos

lov, 27 on
celebrated the ‘Slowing fi
Sacred Heart by Rev.
Molvibill, tnt
taln View Cemetary.

GARDNER — Doris ‘Alma Gar.

dner, 88, of T

‘rail, died Nov. 25 at

Trai! Regional Hospital, Service. MARTIN:
J

tock place Nov. 28 In Moose
was at

Rosedale Cemetery.

Hoopicorr - William (Bill
Hoodicoff, 67, of Thrums, dis

Christina Oe.

to. Grand’:

. Forks: toll-free

Long distance charges
will no longer apply on calls
placed from Christina Lake
to Grand Forks. telephone
numbers.

In order to place a call to Willowh

Grand Forks after that time,
simply dial all seven digits. It
will no longer be necessary
for Christina Lake customers
to dial ‘112' or ‘operator’
within this toll-free area.
The expansion of Chris-
tina Lake's toll-free area is a.-

pel with
i Sticering. tn.
it Mountain View

MATOVICH
(Pally) Matévi
Nov. 26 a1T

ea
ur
for ‘A
rosper’ th
Rees orning from Stel Fran-

‘cle. Xavier: Interment was at
Mountain View

were ac-
cused of taking part. in the
attempted coup, which was
not the case and they, too,
have not been given a trial.
Membeérs of the Yazd As-
_ sembly were accused of spy-
ing and subversive activities
because the world centre for
the Baha'i faith is located in

Haifa, Israel. They were’

accused of spreading prosti-
tution because Baha'is uphold
the principle of the equality
of the sexes and don't require
women to wear the veil.
At’ any rate, the Iranian
explanations have not been
accepted by the world press

, (London Times, Le Monde,

New York Times) or the
parliaments of Canada, Hol-
land and the European Com-
monwealth where resolutions
were passed condémning the
of Baha'is in Iran

. SAFC — Fink’ sattic, 84, of

Nelson, died Nov, 24 in the

a Private Hospital.

rvice wos jhald in

lelson Me rial Park on Nov. 28. _

with: Rev, J.F.. Monaghan - of-
fielating.."|

Graveside

ene

ScHEFFEs — We: or etn 5,
af Nalton,

in
jenay, Lak: Distria "iors
Series was held Nov. 26 in

Cathedral of Mary Timmer Me
with fev, ‘J.F. Monaghan of-

result of.a plebiscite carried. suftolating. Interment-was - in-the-
out in September 1979. in Cathole tection of Nelson
which 67 per cent of Chris- Memorial Pork, ef

tina Lake telephone sub- sco corr 2 peed Scott, 67, of
scribers voted:in favor of Nelson, died Nov. 25 in Kootenay

and the systematic plan for
the suppression of the Baha'i
faith in Iran, In Iran itself
they make no bones about it,
The Baha'is are persecuted
becduse they are Baha'is —
no other reason is heeded.
I hope that. a world-wide
+ awareness of the persecution
of a: defenceiess religious
minority i Iran vent
“Tnot, as Happened in German;
with the Jews, that a guill

ridden world will be awak:

.. Lake District Hospital.
paving one-way toll-free, ear even wan Nok Moeeoe ie

plebiscite, the monthly ex-
change rates for Christina
Lake will i nrc

from group two to group five Castlegar and Distr ites ital
Gi aur Service was held Nov. 24 from the

— Roy P Tipping, 74, of
died

man i away

and fed. Butit’s the extras of

housework that ate destroy-

ing me. Like dealing with
window sal

I’ve written her a hundred
or two love-letters. I'te told
her how beaittiful. she was,
on many I have

brickworkers, painters,
plumbers, and electricians.
My wife does all that, nor-
mally.

I haven't a clue where she
keeps her bills, her cheque-

book, and all the; sundries. I *

Bill Smiley \

Great Pyramid, and the only
clean socks you have left are
white . wool, golf. type, you
begin to appreciate the Old
Battleaxe. :

If I have one more turkey
pie, I’m not going to grow
wattles: Those I already
have, the penalty of sagging
jowls. But there is a distinct
possibility that 1 might begin
to gobble, One more frozen
lasagna and I'll be singing
sarias. in Italian.

Actually, Tcan cope. I can
keep” myself, clean, dressed,

was frightfully embarrassed
this week when a plumber
came to finish a job, and I
couldn’t pay his bill. 1 dug
out all my cash and was 42
cents short. He was a good
type, and told me to forget it.
:My wife would have given
him a cheque for the exact
amount. I got’ a receipt, I
think, which Ill ‘Probably
lose. i

Perhaps this all sounds —

materialistic, and not atcall
the sentimental ‘nonsense a
husband should feel, when his
wife is away, spoiling - his

complimented her_on her
brains, her innate ‘common

. Sense, and anything else 1

coulddredgeup.

I have admired her good
taste in clothes and
decorating. I have tried to

buck her up when she is. .

depressed. I have listened to
her, Endlessly. In short, I
have been an almost perfect

- husband. I just threw in that

“almost.””

But the simple fact i is, she's
got to get home and get the
joint running again. I can’t-
even find the television pro.
grammes I want, because she
knows that channel 2 is really
channel 10°and channtl 3 is
channel 14 arfd channet 6:is
all French. I just flip the dial
around hopefully:

But what reaily gets me is
the ‘fingernails on my ight
hand. [ can cut my toenails. 1
can cut the fingernails on my
left hand. But. she has to cut
the ones on my right hand.
And they’re about half an
inch long. Get home, mama.
grandchildren. Well, itis. -

1 HATED G ETTING

FAT KID AT SCHOOL.

(TM GLAD HE FOOND A
‘WAY TO WARN PEOPLE|
IN TIME. |

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Advertising ‘Monager;. Li
kos!

d to the shah's only:

.the Hairdressing Department, the stage

OFFICE LOOK fashion show was viewed

pers when this special fashion show was:he!
November in the Chahko-Mika Mall. ee who
Business Careers Department of the.;;Yocational
Division, Selkirk College; Nelson, in co:aperatian, with:

Shee office attire also

eau conference

The !

.Wigel a said

‘Club wil host ie
conference. next - March

which’ nearly 200 x

expected.

“*’ Commenting on “the ‘con-
‘ference, which will see dele-
gates‘ in attendance from 27
clubs, ‘local Kiwanis preai-
dent Terry, Rogers said 100:
Kiwanians ‘and their wives.

‘are expected from Division 5

(which © includes
» and straddles ‘the

provided by stores. inet

were ‘all’students enrolled in the varlous ser

an office» wit!

rata ie

f 48.

Dit

ettordioinst

Nap ay

provided by mall:merchant

furniture,: draperies:
he mode

Hee preanery.

aang ace

1e
tS ion fo co-ordinate sone fashion shows sone

Award for-younc

‘Robert Fleming was,”
until his death in 1976, judge oe oF
of the Music Writing Contest
sponsored by the Canadian
Federation of. Music: Teach-

. ‘ers’ Associations.

He was a prolific com-
poser, a conductor, teacher,
choir leader, organist ‘and
adjudicator. The untimely
death of Robert Fleming was
a great loss to the family,
friends and fellow Workers
across Canada.

Fleming was born in
Saskatchewan in 1921 and : :
among his teachers were i
Arthur Benjamin, Herbert
Howells, Lyell Gustin, Ettore

os.

2 music department vat
Carlton at the time of ,his
death, | ‘This dpecial room will

. opening ot the “Robert! Flem-
ing Room” at. Carlton ‘Uni-

versity. °*

Subscriptions pan he
made to the Robert Fleming
fund by.writing thé Canadian

"Music Council, Suite 5p), 287
tawa,

all music written

"bp Fleming:"”
etl The Robert Fleming

pe cAyrard for Young Composers
created

‘to encourage

"yung composers studying

position. The prize will”

warded annually to an

utstanding student in er
from

Mazzoleni and Healey Willan,
He was director of the Na-
tional Film Board from 1958
to 1970. He wrote for piano,
organ, choir, both secular and
sacred, ballet, puppet ‘the-.

id,

instrumental ensemble.
In November 1979 the
“Fleming Room” was opened:

oO
-tawa. He was on the staff of |

Ci
schools of music and con-

servatories . across Canada.
Each school may propose one -
: candidate | annually, , along
with proof’of Canadian citi-
\ zenship or ended immigrant
status. z

The first winner of this

As prize was Andre Lamarche of

ens

MacLaren ‘Street, Ott.
K2P OL9.

‘Awards for 1980 Trall Branch
"B.C. REgistered Music

Ht mad,
The women's auxiliary to.
stlegar ety)

““¢al held ah faohthly-during the holiday season, is

‘Guest:, speaker, » Margaret’:
“Pryce, spoke to the Jadies on
physiotherapy inthe bospital ;
and for out-patients.
The W.A. does a number of
things in, the hospital. Some

members ‘knit articles that:

are sold in the gift shop. They
-also take a cart, filled with
various items for sale, around
to the patients, work in the
gift. shop, run the candy.

stripers program and help in.

care. Help is es-

Teachers’ Association +
T. Arthut: Barrett, Mem-
oria! Award for highest mark
in.theory: Junior — Louise
Lucrezi, Susan Frew. Senior
— Adrianna Venturini.
Agnes Inkster Memorial
Award for’ highest mark in
piano: Junior — Grant Bonin,
Aaron Santesso (tie), Dean
Lucrezi (tie), Heather Jen-
kins (tie). Senior — Ken
Cormier, Darla Crispin.

, Minime

their fall cle Eira and

368!
ATV. and stereo store in Trail
- requires an experienced sewing
mochl at repairer:

ine ol
with a minimum ‘of two years
sre rer eon, paronths (954 igi

A professional skating In-
structor, is required in Fruitvale
for two weeks to replace incum-
bont > instructor while on
holidays, (1171)

A Trail cree safes and

a eercatnatsiy iis Must
be experienced with foreign

Beauty salon in “conieger
URGENTLY wires: jiod
hele enlist (98)

A night desk Cterk is uired

by a Costtogor: hota. Steady
nights 12 p.m.-7

$5.78 per hour. (1 100)

‘ Dentist Ip Castlegar is looking
on full or parttime baals. 2)
A bury and. well-known hair
ing 3! In Teail requires a
B.C. Certified hoir styiist with
Keowl ledge of the latest hairdos.
50% commission. (360)+
ings exist in Trail for’
and cooks.

A store in Fruitvale hos an

vehicles. Ha ‘opprox. $11.50 _ opening for a qualified furniture 1,
107

perbour. (} plicant “will be rae sr

managing «department. Salary
A trai tt company In Trail

has optnings for any ne $1,500 per month; (1142) 3

line drivers .to-drive to Van-

couver and Calgary. Must: have

Class | hcense with: air endor-

sement, Mileage 27.1¢ per. mile

‘Plus $10.36 per hour. aa;

Large auto dealer in Trail hos
epening for an experienced
onic. (663)

+ Dentist in ved el is looking
istered dento! Istant.
Atravel a: hos apening in for a reg!
Teall for fly Aiea cay = Apher

; supply’ and" har-
and type. jet in Fruitvale
Salary $950-$1,000 per Sorin,”
thiae}

etter ps

A financial services outlet in

i ‘presented iif Noveinber:1979, '

at the time of the. official

Awards for 1980'of the

as follows:
~ Darla Crispin, Rossland
— Waterloo Music Company
Limited prize of $25; Sheri
Truant, Trail — Waterloo
Music Company. Limited .
prize of $25; Catherine Bar- |
low; Trail — Harmony Audio
(Regina) prize of a. record.
Bronze Medais
Aaron Santesso, Trail —
Grade I piano (tie); Grant
Bonin, Trail — Grade II Piano
(tie); Heather Jenkins, Ross-
land — Grade I Piano (tie);

Dean Lucrezi, Trail — Grade

II Piano (tie); Mark Szekely,
Pi

“Grade pig Theory; Louise
Lucrezi, Trail — Grade Iv
Theory.

BAY AVENUE
* APPLIANCES
& LIGHTING

We Take Trode-Ins
‘1458 Bay Ave., Trail
7 368-9566

Sr ‘The’ minimum ‘wage: in
B.C. for employees 18 years

of age and over will rise from’,
Western Board of Music are the present $3.40 an hour to ~

$3.65 an hour-on Dec. 1.
This.is the ‘second stage

of the two-stage ‘increase.

introduced by Labor Minister

Jack Heinrich last July 1, -

when the minimum wage

rose from $3 to $3.40 an hour. Ef

‘The minimum: wage for’
‘persons under 18 years of age
will also rise — from the
$2.85 an hour announced last

July 1 to $3 an hour on Dec. ©

“The second stage of the’:

increase brings the B.C.

pécially needed in extended
care. Please call Marg Baxter

if you are

oe the Christmas trees in”
the hospital and then having ©
their meeting.

Any group. interested in

m Mose

minimum wage in line with
‘the highest rates now wpre-

+ veported this year in all
provinces except. Ontario,
and in the federal and Yukon
jurisdictions as well, he said.

Saskatchewan's mini-
mum wage will rise to $3.85
an hour on Jan. 1, 1981, and -
to 4 on July 1, 1981.

“CHIMNEY
FIRE

When was the
last time you

AUTHENTIC
RUSSIAN.

SPINNING
_ WHEELS ©

local erclteon

had your
chimney cleaned?

“Free Inspections

De Olde English
cnunier Suletpe

call Dusty

Trail requires an eager career. -
minded applicant for a manager
trainee position in Trail.
Minimum Grede 12 education,
required,

An engineering tiem in
\ostlagor needs the sorvices of a
|stered . electrical ‘engineer.
‘applicants with of least
experience. Salary

ea
range $1,£00-2,300 per month.

GROCETERIA &
‘LAUNDROMAT

DA
SITSIN, Circulation
(Manager.

| We Are Open

364

\ Days a Year

= Mond Sctvede'
, 8:30 - 10:30 p.m

_ Sunday & Holidays| ss
“9 -10:30 p.m.-

1038 Columbia
- 365-6534 :

Castlegar & District
_ Direct Phone Li

Ealoves it very F appropriate

it Castlegar should
conference during .

“201- 507. Baker ‘St.

te |. KOKANEE COLLECTORS |
& BAJLIFFS LTD:

hoet

term ‘of local Kiwanian Bob
MacBain. -as . lieutenant-
governor for Division & He ‘
said he expects the. confer- , _
ence to.“be a worthwhile and

* enjoyable experience” for the
Castlegar. club.

Wigen sald housing and
reception for’ the conference
willbe chaired’ by: Jim
Corbett, .. meals’ by. John
Holden, ‘registration and fi-'. J
nance by Nick Oglow, public: *
ity by: Jim Cromwell,’ enter-
_tainment by Malcolm Scott,

2 ladies’ activities by Tom Biln
‘Vand panel moderators by Dr.

the : Orriss Business Services.

My thanks to those who
supported meat —
the polls

BSH Hey

_ Roy Ward. ,

.: Many services

Wi ICKER

of every description _

PLANTERS, LAMPSHADES,

“EP. SALES .

providing entertainment for
he- extended care patients

asked ,to please call Marg
at 365-7130 or Janie

Waneta Road, Trail.
200 yd. past schneider
368-8512

fMon.-Sat.s fits ats Baa

Ba
Phipps at 365-5128 to arrange
a suitable time. °

>" Sunday: 12 noon to 5 p.m,

ae

vailing in Canada,” Heinrich,
stated. Increases have béen ’

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