CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 29, 1976

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© FOR RENT

BUILDING FOR RENT FOR
storage only. Ph. S55.6216
after 5 p.m.
SEMI-FURNISHED SUE
Fh 365-7687,

EMENT — SUIT!
eae part of town. Ph, 3.
7672,

FURNISHED, 2 BDRM. COT-
tage, married couple pre-
fered aNe Nol eet or Pets,

FART ST ORNISHED s
bdrm. basement sulte. Ph.
365-3764 or 365-5012, 34
MARLANE HOTEL. ROOMS
by the day, week oe month,
Fair rates. Ph. 1744,
tin
OFFICE SPACE IN THE
Oglow Building. Ph. 365-
7202, tin 2
ROW RENTING NEW!
new! new! Whispering Pines
Mobile Home Park. Quiet,
shady. Ph. Genelle ect
2318.
ROOMS BY THE DAY:
week or month, Very rea-
sonable, Castlegar Hotel
Ph._ 365-7474.

@ MISC. for SALE
26” REMOTE CONTROL

RCA Color TV. Best offer,
Ph, 365-5278, 35

® MISC. for SALE

TWO HAND MADE Cin:
cular straw rugs, coffee
table, photocopying mach.
ine, metal double bed, roll-
away b bed, ete. Ph. 368-2642
aftei

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BALED HAY. PH. 365. G05:

INOWMOBILES _— ONE
1972 Mereury 399 cc. One
1972 Ski
good condition. Ph. ace

cook Wi Wit STAINLESS
Steel Cookware. Could
deal of a lifetime. $35 trade
on your present old pot
and pans, Offer till Feb. ri
peel George's Sales, 3! oe

GE HOOD, ELECTRIC
Hote: size 7 ski boots, elec-
Lore clippers, Ph, 365-

'RESH COTTA’
— Ph. Vallican 205° Os

WANTED — INNER Tua
fori GE Washer. Ph, soe

USED ELECTROLUX ve
cuum cleaner complete with
all standard accessories —
Very .good condition eo:
Phone 365-6656,

Tignes 365-6658, —___88
SNOW CLEARING
Residential

Load and. orci Ph, 365-
5519 or 365-6563 afer es 6

p.m,

LANGE BUCKLE SKI
boots, men’s size 8.9 $45.
Ph, 365-3423, 33
MOVING MUST SELL. 36"
Majestic sineplace and pip-
$8, old brick, fridge. Ph.
865-6940. 33
FIREWOOD FOR SALE.
Birch, Ph, 365-5702, 33

doo 398 cc. Both 3

® MISC. for SALE

PORTABLE TWIN TUB
PORTABLE TWIN

washing machine in ue
condition, Ph, 365-5454.
“WASHER, DRYER
REPAIRS
All models, Moffat, McCl-
ary, Beatty and Easy. Some
models Viking, Coronado,
Zenith supply serial no.)
Cadmae Appliance Service
65-6141 evenings, tin 2
RANGE REPAIRS
All makes, Need an element
our labour? credit saves you
‘adnrac Appliance
Service Pro evenings. |

LANDLORD AND ae
Act forms available at Cas-
tlegar News: Application for
Consent to Early Termin-
ation; Demand for Payment
or Rent Arrears; Notice of
Dispute; Notice’ to Land-
lord; Notice to Tenant; Se-
curity Deposit Notice to the
Rentalsman and a Tenant.
250. each, tin
SHEEP, LAMBS, WINTER
vegetables, garlic,
Ritco, RR No. 1,
Forks Phone 442-3338, 34
penn STORED ALFALFA
hay. $50 per fons hae Cok
a - (809) 732-43:
DD BEE! RE aa i
Casead Cattle Co. Ltd, Box
Christina Lake. P.
ar "9472 or 447- Petr

PIANO AND ORGAN

1
udio 365-7895 or Sena.
tfnso

27 ~FY. 1974 PROWLER
Travel Trailer, Sleeps 8
— Ideal year round home
for, construction worker.
Can be seen at 537 - 3rd
Ave. N. Ph, 365-3481.

CHICKEN MANURE
Pickup or tandem truck-
loads, Ph. 365-5519 after 6
Pm tin 3

“COOPER AGENCIES LTD.

TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER

CASTLEGAR (PLAZA)
TRAIL

OWNER TRANSFERRED.

365-3347
368-9127

SPACIOUS, FULLY CAR-

PETED, FOUR BEDROOM FAMILY HOME that in-
cludes three bathrooms, carpeted recreation room, |
sewing room, built in vacuum system and dish-
washer. Best view in town, Call for an appoint-
ment to view this unique home. $49,900.00

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. ONE OF A_ KIND.
COUNTRY GROCERY STORE & LIVING QUARTERS,
Call us for more details. This is worth looking in-

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THIS QUALITY THREE BEDROOM MOBILE HOME
WOULD BE A DELIGHT TO OWN, for it features
carpeting throughout, a large addition containing
family room and third bedroom, extra large car-
peted and covered sundeck plus central air-
conditioning. Located on rented property: $19,-

MOBILE HOME. TWO

BEDROOM, PARTIALLY

FURNISHED AND ALL READY TO BE MOVED.

$9,700.00

CASTLEGAR SOUTH. LUXURIOUS, DECORATIVE,
FOUR BEDROOM HOME, THAT INCLUDES ELE-
GANT DINING ROOM, spacious kitchen, two fire-
places, and many other delightful features, all on
‘@ huge lot 100 x 256. $57,900.00,

NEW HOME — CASTLEGAR SOUTH, FULL BASE-
MENT, QUALITY CONSTRUCTION THROUGHOUT,
If you've always wanted to move into a new
home — here's a good opportunity. Full price
$42,000.00. Compare it with any homes for sale
now — you'll be impressed!

SIDES OF FORK,
and wrapped. Sides, feonts

or 365- 5703 or 305-5002.

COURIER AND ae CB

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© MISC. for SALE -

EARLY BIRDS! AVOID
the last-minute rush! Don't
it until Wednesday mor-
ing to phone in your clas-
sified ad, Chances are you'll
find the line busy and won't
et through. Phone Thurs-
lays, Fridays, Mondays and
Tuesdays. Classified dead-
Ine is 10 a.m, Wednesdays.
h, 365-7266, your Classi-
fied Action He tin
UICERS — ACME, AE
Nutri-Max and Champ ion —
Nutri-Health Products, ey
Columbia Ave. Ph. 368-7

SAND

AND

GRAVEL

Becavailon and earth m
365-5519 or 365:

re Hes 6 pm.

e HOMES for SALE’

3 BDRM. CUSTOM BUILT
home, walnut kitchen cab-

27 7 her HOMES ON. rm
Avenue South,

1800 rr
option to uy. Ph. 365-
3737.

Crean NORTH

fener. MLS $48,01

ROBSON TOWNSITE

CASTLE REALTY Ltd.
PHONE 365-3336
Bjom A. Edblad 365-3423

aa Neil A. Pereverzoff 365-2337

DRASTICALLY ‘REDUCED

Owner has moved and will look at any rea-
sonable offer on this large 4 bedroom home in
N, Castlegar. W/W Carpets throughout, Fireplace
end pended Large lot. Now asking only $54,-

Close to schools and recreation. 3 bedroom
home, jireraces garese breezeway, water sof-

CONTRACTOR ae SELL

These 2 brand new homes on the Kinnaird
bench, No need for mortgage approval, just take
over, payments, Also eligible for government 2nd
mortgage or grant. Try your down payment.

NEW LISTING — CASTLEGAR SOUTH

Newly renovated 3 bdrm. home on beau-
tifully treed 100 x 150 lot. New bathroom and
Kitchen, Cement patio at back, Nice landscaping
with rock gardens. $37,800."

Perfect location, Children can walk to school
and be home for lunch. This is a 3 bdrm. home
with full basement. Good level fenced double-lot.
Garage. Fruit trees. $42,500. MLS
NORTH CASTLEGAR — NEW LISTING

Older home in good location, needs some
fixing. Part basement. Asking $20,000.
47H AVE. S,, CASTLEGAR

2 bdrm. up, 1 down, Paved driveway. Car-
port. Basement partly finished, Sundeck. 100 x

MLS

CASTLEGAR NORTH — NEW HOMES TO BE
BUILT — pick your plan — move in in three
months, Excellent prices will range from $38,-
000.00 - $42,000.00 completed.

RASPBERRY VILLAGE, attractive and comfortable
3 bdrm. family home. Sunny kitchen, carpeted
living room, summer kitchen in basement, good
sized lot 120' x 130', low taxes. All this for
only $44,000.00

J. E. JACK) YOUNG (NOMINEE). RESIDENCE 365-8117
DAVE COOPER RI. (B.C.) - RESIDENCE 365-3559
MARILYN COOPER - RESIDENCE 365-3559
BETTYLOU SINCLAIR - RESIDENCE 365-8282

OFFICE 365-3347

150 corner lot, could be subdivided. $52,000,

MOBILE HOMES
2/and 3 bdrm. mobile homes at Blueberry.
Good prices for cash,

ROBSO!

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Double-wide Mobile Home on full t

®@ HOMES for SALE

SEVEN PICTURESQUE AC-
res, house and_ buildings,
Pass Creek. Call weeken

or after 6, Ph, 365-7498. 35°
MOVING — MUST SELL!
3 bdrm. house, fairly new,
next to school. 2 lots, Rea-
sonable. 1031 Mountain
Stree Robson. Ph, ery

URE NEW, 1223 SQ. FT.
of quality built home on
90 x 110 ft. lot in Blueber

ased wit with extra

WOODAND PARK 3 a0 i

fue family rec room po-
tential, sep. entrance to lar-
ge lot with room for that
pool and large garden ar-
ea. Reduced $2500 before
spring listing. 205-0099, ;
in

MOBILE: HOM
2 BDRM. MOBILE HOME
12’ x 56’ furnished and set-
up, skirted and has closed
in porch, immediate occu-
he No pets, no children

Trailer Park. Ph. 365-
tin 4

e euOPERTY

LOT FOR SALE IN FAIR-
view. Ph. 365-5702, 33

©@ VEHICLES

1961 ANGLIA, NEW TIKES,
mutter, radio, extra rims
id tires. Good mechanical-

iy. $225.00. Ph. pee as
1971 DATSUN 2402. VERY
condition, good gas
mileage. Four new ‘winter
radials. 49,000 miles, $3,-
500. Ph. 365-2440 6 .P.m. to
9 p.m. 35
1970 CAMARO 2-28, 350
4 Bbl. Ph. 365-8320. 34

© VEHICLES

® WANTED

1970 DELUXE CORTINA,
ood condition. 40,000 miles,
Priced at $1,000.00 Ph, 365-
6316, tin 5

1873. TOYOTA CORONA
Deluxe, low mileage. Ph,
365-7046, 85

THREE 1969 % TON LONG

dui hump truck, $12:

385-701

1974 GHC THREE QUAR-
ter ton custom 25, Power
steering and brakes, 454
motor, auto, transmission,
dual gas tanks, radio, cam-
per mirrors ‘and nea
duty equipment for

wheel. Perfect contlition.
Only 30,000 miles. Ph, 365-
8302 after 6 p.m. 35
1973 CHEVY % TON PICK-
up. 350, V-8, 4 speed. Ph
365-3137.
T62, CHEV FICRUPOF
fers? Ph. 365-5012. 35

tion, $1285, "1981 ‘uereuy
z a

WANTED

School District No. 9
(Castlegar) is looking for
ersons with Class 2 drivers
Ticense who would be will-
ing to do relief and part-
time bus driving.

Rule of pay — $5.64
per hour,

Anyone Interested Is
asked to complete an applic-
ation form at the School
Board Office, =-~

J. Dascher,

Seci retary-Treasurer,
School District No. 9
(Castlegar)

Box 3220,
Castlegar, BC, _25
WEIGHT LIFTING EQUIP-
ment. Phone 365-5503 cae
ter 6 p.m.

REQUIRE USED _
about 3 to 6 ft. height ith
glass for greenhouse, or
what have you. Ph, 365-

So WOOD STOVE AND
Heater. Ph, 365-2333.

1969 PLYMOUTH SATEL-
Ute, 318 motor. Good shape.
0 2 wheel trailer. Ph.
365-3565 evenings.
1986 VW HANOVER CAMP-
er bus. Fully equipped for
self-contained camping, w
maintained in excellent op-
erating condition. Ph. Gen-
elle 693-2447, 35
36 CHEV HALF-TON, ‘71
Mustang convertible, low
mileage. Both very good
condition. Ph, 365-5621. 35
1971 DATSUN 1600 PICK
up, radio, 2 spare tires aad
wheels, heavy bumper, Bide
mirrors. Ph, 365-5795.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN, 4
wheels and tires, rack. Ph.
365-3147. 35

1971 DATSUN 2402. PH.
after 4 p.m, 365-8304.

1975 CORVETTE, SHOW-

rood condition, fully equip-

miles $9,800

frm. Telephone optional.

5 ‘Slocan 355-2480. after

ii METEOR, LOW i
eage. Ph; 36-89907 33
1968 GMC 8500 ‘TRACTOR,
single artes 490 gas, 1965

luminum Can Car Trailer,
38° x 8'- tandem. Will sell
separate, Ph. Nelson 352-
9720, 33
1967 CHEV IMPALA 2 DR.
hardtop, ps. p.b., $580 or
offers. Ph. davs 385-3719,
evenings 965-5893, ifn 3
1972 GMC JIMMY, V-8 ST-
andard, radio, air condition-
er, P.B. Ph, 365-2665 or 365-
3176 after 6, tin 50

©@ MOTORCYCLES

‘AMAHA ENDURO 360
kta Ph, 365-5459 erase 365-

. "WANTED
PAY CASH FOR USED
APPROX. 2 ACRES OF

land around Castlegar - Sh-
oreacres area, Ph, Boeee

HIPWELL

reelteng

REALTY

Alfred S. Blum

$8,500 with half down.
ROBSON WAREHOUSE

Rented 3 room suite in basement, Paved drive-
way. Fruit trees. Fully furnished. $45,500,

MLS

BUILDING LOTS NEEDED
We have just sold 3 building lots and still
have clients wanting more lots. If you wish
to sell your lot, list with Castle Realty Lid.
for fast efficient service.

“Make Your Home a Castle”

000, Terms available.

looking: ferry. $58,300.

PHONE 365-7514
Evenings Phone
4. FE. Hipwell, FRA.

COMMERCIAL LOT ON PINE STREET

. Triangular lot measuring 70 feet by 50 feet
deep at foot of Pine Street, suitable for office or
commercial building with party wall privileges.

Former fruit packing plant directly above
Federal Government wharf, 2-Storey solid con-
crete, aluminum roof, fully heated and contain-
ing office and washroom. $39,000.

SERVICE AND TRAILER COURT.

Store ard post. office, gas station plus
owner’s dwelling and Cabile) home pads. $80,-
LS.

ROBSON. REVENUE PROPERTY
Service statlon, coffee shop, 3 rental dw-
ellings, rental cabin, 146. rice frontage over-

365-7514
365-3866

MLS,

MLS.

+ REGIONAL BROKER ASSOCIATE OF

EQUITY TRADERS: U0.

@ HELP WANTED

QUALIFIED TUTOR FOR
one or two days per week
for work at the Elementary
school level. Ph. 365-5809.
WANTED LIVE-IN BABY-
sitter. Ph. 365-5390. 35
~~ HELP WANTED

Applications will be re-
ceived by School District
No. 9 (Castlegar) up to
Noon, February 9, 1976 for
the following positions:

2 — Fulltime Carpen-
ter-Tradesmen

Wages and fringe bene-
fits are in accordance with
the current Coilective Ag-
reement between the Board
and Canadian Union of Pu-

® LOST

AT SHSS BLUE AND
Gold ‘Tournament. Boy's br
own tooled wallet of sentl-
mental value, along with
contents. Ph, 365-5322, 34

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© NOTICES

FULLE USHT
and Borulces. Ct 368 me

DOG GROOMING AND PET
Supplies. Located 6 miles
ee of Nelson. The Exec-U-
Mrs, N. Lopaschuk
352-2981. tin 4
AVAILABLE FOR

jokings, Cabaret, Wed:
dings, elec, Buddy Marr and
the Versitiles, Ph. Daetlen

INTERIOR PAINTING —
Reasonable rates. Contact
Don Morey, 365-2210 or
365-6837. 33

Positions to be filled:
Immediately.

Application forms are
available at the School Bo-
ard Offices in Castlegar.

= Interviews will he -ar-
ranged. Fajen ees

J. Dascher
Secretary-Treasurer

choo} District No 9
(Castlegar)

Castlegar, B.C, 25
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT
Homemakers, male or fe-
male. Also handyman. Ap
ply at 305 Spruce St.
phones 3803613 between
+ 11.30 am,

tin 50

© WORK WANTED

WIL, BABYSIT A PRESC-
hool child in my own home.
Reterences available. Ph,

masonry worl
Phone Rod Walper 365- 08
BABYSIT

Monday to Friday, any area,
Ph. are -2442 before 9 or a

we PROFESSIONALLY ST-

: on clean all types of car-

Free estimates, Call
t Pelland, Castlegar Janitor
Service at 365-6293. tfn 51

® STUDENT
PLACEMENT

HIGH SCHOOL AND COL-
Iege students seeking part-
time jobs may ‘offer their
services here free of char-
ge. Just drop into the Cas-
tlegar News office to place
your ad. tin
YOUNG” MAN WISHING
any type part-time employ-
ment, Ph. Keith at 365- Ard

WANTED LIVE-IN BABY-
sitter. Phone 365-5390, 35

® FOUND
ITEMS ADVERTISED IN

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Interest calculated on 3
daily. balance
at

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it Union

RESS ;-LABELS, HAN:
dy for’use” on envelopest
parcels, ete. 300 for $2.25
& tax, Castlegar News at
SMALL: ENGINE S:
Genelle. Ph. 693-! ana. ‘tn 2

®@ PERSONAL

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,
Personal Income Tax, Fam-
ily Financial Advisor, Fred,
Merriman, ae Pine Street
Castlegar, B.C,

ARE YOU LIVING WITH
(or near) a severe drinking!
problem? We. know what’
alcohol does to the alco’
holic, But, do you know’
what it’s Rats ac you?. 4

is for you. Meetings: Healt
Centre, Saturday 8:00 p.
St. Rita’s Catholic chuceh

Castlegar News,
191 Columbia Aves
Castleg:

AA. Meeting: Schedule p
Alcoholic Anonymous §

a fellowship of men an
women who share their ex:
perience, strength and hope:
with @ach other that they’
may solve their common’
problem and help others ta}
recover from alcoholism.
a.m. Breakfas{

8 p.m. Discussion Meetings
— Lutheran . Church bases

y:
(only) Meeting, Tiealth Cen!
tre. Saturday: 8 p.m. Publi
Meeting — St. David's
Church’ basement (Cote
Dia Ave.) Saturday:

or 365-6615. or 868-2608. 2

3
Overeaters Annee ai
Program of recovery for,
Sompulsive: eaters, Meetings ;
held every Monday ey-.
ening, 8 p.m, St. Rita's;
Catholic Church basement,’
5th Avenue North, Castle-s
a Call 365-6722 or 365-.

WE_CARE!

Bed Wetting A PROBLEM?
Then there is good News! §!
DRY BED ALARM SYSTEM":
is now available on a}
Rental Basis trom #
CASTLEGAR DRUGS Ei
Call in and discuss this with:
your pharmacist

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© PERSONAL

ee AREA
SEEKING HELP FOR A
handleapped child or Misie
lt Kootenay Soclety

for sdendleapped, 365-3811
tin 2

KIDA Officials Discuss Growth of Local
Industry with Economic Development Minister

The Koot Indus-

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CASTLEGAR
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY
Furniture Recovering
Carpet & Draperies
Phone 365-5636

NORTHWEST
MOBILE HOMES
LIMITED

and
Double Wides
peer
The Company with
“GO-AHEAD" ideas
Open 7 Days a Week

1032, Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

Phone 365-3551
M.D, No, 3996

“Your Mobile

Experts”
—

trial Development Association
(KIDA) will meet the new
provincial economle develop-
ment minister for the first time
on Feb, 9 in Victoria,

KIDA commissioner Aus-
tin Fraser said the meeting
with Don Phillips has been
arranged to discuss provinclal
plans with respect to develop-
ment of industry in the West
Kootenay,

“We feel we had gained a

with the

land freeze, the
440-acre site was aubjected to
other problems with respect to.
zoning,

“Alter some adjustments,"
the regional district is now
close Lo the final stages, which
will allow for 200 acres for
Industrial I—light-medium in-
dustry, and 240 acres of Indus-
trial 1—medium-heavy.”

The KIDA commissioner is
concerned about the federal
austerity program, but not

“Tee unt *

Ottawa's feeling towards the
west,” he sald, “so we are now
attempting to draw on as:
sistance from Sen, Ray Per-
rault and Ron Basford—they
know about Western Canada.”

However, Mr Fraser
atressed that this area is not in
as bad shape as other parts of
the country, “We're really quite
well off,” he said, “compared to
regions such as the eastern
seaboard.”

In the same vein, the

previous minister, Gary Lauk,”
said Mr. Fraser, “and also with
the deputy minister, Sandy
Peel, and his staff,

Lam sure this atmosphere
of yood co-operation wiil con-
tinue with Mr. Phillips. 1am not
sure that the new minister is
toa familiar with our area, so it
will be up to us to tell him.

“The previous administra-
tion had been preparing a
major study on the West
Kootenay,” he continued, “and
Mr, Lauk had promised to bring
it to the local area for input
before it was completed.

“The earlier Kootenay
Task Force study was unsatis-
factory because there was no
local participation.

“Mr. Phillips appears to be
speeding things up with respect
to finalizing B.C,'s participation
in the federal-provincia} Gen-
eral Development Agree-
ments,” Mr. Fraser said, noting
that B.C. is the only province
not to sign a GDA.

Subsidiary agreements un-
der the GDA allow for major
developments in industry, wa-
ter services, recreation and

other areas, with the cost split:

50-50 between the two senior
governments,

Mr. Fraser said that the
industrial park at Columbia
Gardens is close to reality.
After its removal from the

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Comfort,

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stern Mobile Home:

Dealer Licence No. 136

he commented, “that these

programs, such as LIP and the

CYC, get cut off just when it

seems they most need the
+ funds.”

With respect toDREB, the ©

program that channelled fed-
eral funds into industry to help
it get started or expand, Mr.
Fraser is anxious to have it
extended for the West Koote-
nay, at least until the federal-
provincial agreement program
takes effect, but feels that
DREE has not been the whole
answer to industrial develop-
ment,

“The problem has been
that DREE funds are only
available when the applicant
has already proven himself.
The client had to complete a
feasibility study of his opera-

and has arranged his own

ncing.

“In other words, DREE
funding was only available to
him if he could prove he was
fine without it. In addition. the
client had to own 20 per cent of

* his operation.”

Mr. Fraser referred to a
meeting in Ottawa last Novem-
ber, at which he and Kootenay
West MP Bob Brisco talked to
the minister responsible for
DREE, Marcel Lessard. He
terms the meeting “satisfac
tory", but says that he has since
tried to get up-to-the-minute in-
formation on the status of a
DREE extension.

“I've phoned his office,” he
said, “and I've been promised
an immediate reply. But there's
been nothing for 10 days.”

Mr. Fraser said part of the
problem seems to be that Mr.
Lessard’s secretary speaks only
French. “That seems to sum up

Expansion ,
OF Airport
Continues

(continued from page 1)
assist the committee in the
ie, difficult problem of park-
ing.

” He said the airport man-
ager would appreciate passen-
gers boarding the aircraft to
leave their cars at home and
use the airport limousine ser-
vices available or be brought to
the airport by friends who can
return their cars home.

“The parking problem has
become critical due to long-stay
parking. These suggestions will
help resolve the problem until
further parking areas can be
developed,” he said,

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KIDA not
unhappy that B.C. is the only
province not to have signed
development agreements with
Ottawa,

they had got. moving
@ others did, say a year
ago,” he said, “we would likely
have found that the Kootenay
Task Force study, had It been
implemented at the time, would
have been inappropriate today
in light of subsequent planning
and knowledge.

“Such projects as the Na-
cy Greene recreation land use
study show that there isa much
more serious attitude to proper
planning today, and we have to
recognize the achievements of
the regional district planning
department in this regard.”

Mr. Fraser feels that the
economic recession in Canada
and in other parts of the world
has reached rock bottom, and
there is light on the horizon.

“Attitudes are changing,”
he said, “and I hope we are
entering a new era of co-
operation. The adversary sys-
tem—labor against manage-
ment, labor against the gov-
ernment, management against
the government—it's just not
the answer,

“We're all vulnerable, and
we can no longer afford to fall
into these circumstances over
which we have no control.”

Mr. Fraser hopes to estab-
lish a good working relationship
with the new government in
Victoria when he meets with
Don Phillips on Feb. 9,

“We have done our part,”
he said, noting that he travelled
over 27,000 miles by plane last
year to meet government offi-
cials and potential clients. “But
it’s also interesting to note that
in the past four years, there has
not been one industrial client
referred to.us by the Depart-
ment. of Economic Develop-
ment in Victoria.

“Still, KIDA has helped
bring $1.3 million into the area
for industrial development.”

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On a Kiss

How much is a kiss worth?
Judge William Strabb values a

+ lifetime of kisses at $6,400. In

London, England, the judge
awarded the money in damages
to a pretty 23-year-old house-
wife who lost the ability to kiss
when she was injured in an auto
accident, just seven weeks
after being married. The
judge said her injury “is not a
trivial matter” for a young wife,
but he reduced the compensa-
tion by $670 because she wasn't
wearing a safety belt at the
time of the accident.

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Three Members of Parlia-
ment from three different par-
tles, Andrew Brewin (NDP-
Greenwood), Irenee Pelletier
(Lib,-Sherbrooke) and Douglas
Roche (PC-Edmonton-Strath-
cona) recently concluded a
10-day, cross-Canada speaking
tour in support of the New
International Economie Order,
as adopted by the United
Nations.

Attending a meeting with
the MPs in Kelowna were
Castlegar residents Ann Hold-
en, Jim Lenihan, Cathy Harri-
son and Bud Godderis. Several

~ statements were given by the
Castlegar

the Canadian government to
get at the root of the problem,

3. There are many myths
still prevailing in Canada, For
example, many Canadians still
belleve that the problem is
caused by over-population; the
truth is that mass poverty
causes over-population. Many
believe that better systems of
distributing ald would solve the
problem; the truth is that aid is.
no longer enough and better
systems of trade and commerce

. are urgent in order to help the

developing 1 nations become self-
reliant,
4. Across Canada we

the MPs, including views on
appropriate technology as a
weed for Third World coun-
tries, and remarks on Canadian
aid and the education of the
Canadian people.

Statements were also pre-
sented by the Castlegar group
on behalf of John Brecken-
bridge and Larry Brown of
Selkirk College, who were
unable to attend the meeting in
Kelowna. These statements
had to do with food production +
and comments on SDR links to
Third World countries,

noter and organiza-
tions speaking and acting again-
st the national trend of skepti-
cism and self-concern. They are
acreative minority reflecting a
profound view that the people

‘of the industrialized world must

adopt new attitudes to con-
sumption and stewardship of
resources and the environment,
The personal life styles of
this creative minority are al-
ready undergoing change.
Among the Canadians we
met who are concerned with
implementing proposed solu-
tions to world poverty, two

The Castlegar
tives held a public meeting last
night at Selkirk College to
relate the details of their
meeting with the MPs in
Kelowna.

* 8 «

The following is a joint
statement issued by the three
MPs at a meeting in Vancouver
‘on Jan, 2U:

As three Members of Par-
Hament from three different
parties, acting on our own, we
are today concluding a 10-day,
eight-city speaking tour from
Halifax to Vancouver. Our
purpose was to communicate to
Canadians our support of the
New International Economic
Order, as adopted by the.
United Nations, and to encour-
age strong Canadian participa-
tion in it,

We spoke with—and heard
the views of—hundreds of
Canadians in citizens’ organiza-
tions, religious groups, govern-
ment, education, agriculture
and business, concerning. the
growing disparity. andtmbal-
ance between the rich minority
and the poor majority resulting
in world-wide destitution,

We came away with these
observations:

1, Although Canadians ex-
hibit. a sympathy for the
problems of starvation and
mass poverty in the Third
World, there is skepticism that

-anything much can be done
about it, While there is very
little opposition to continued
programs of foreign aid, there
is confusion about its effective-
ness,

2, This puzzlement is
traced, in our view, to two
factors, Canadians are overly-
preoccitpied with our domestic
economic problems. And the |
media has not adequately in-
formed Canadians of the di-
mensions of the present global
crisis and the solutions offered
to it.

We were, frankly, shocked
at the low level of understand-
ing in the public concerning the
new measures being taken by
both the United Nations and

“How much will it cost Cana-
da?” “What can I do?”
We indicated in our an-

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on our willingness to allow
more imports into Canada of
manufactured goods from de-
veloping nations, The long-
range benefits to Canada
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trading partners are obvious.

But even more compelling’
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