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Construction
Services Ltd.
365-8410

Box 1633, Creston, B.C.

CASTLEGAR

FUNERAL CHAPEL

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CERTIFIED GENERAL
ACCOUNTANT

270 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar - 365-2151

Gordon A.
Read & Co.

Certified General Accountant
Office 368-6471
Residence 365-2339
1250 Bay Ave., Trail

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COMPUTERS AND ACCESSORIES
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* LAND DEVELOPING
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Hourly Rates &
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Available!

FREE Estimates! 4

R.R. 1, Site 31, Comp. 4
Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H7
Telephone: (604) 365-2398
Celular: (604) 492-1662

Morrison Painting
& Insulation
« Blown Insulation
+ Batts & Poly
ouncans MORRISON

650-5th Avenue

365-5255

DALE WILLNESS
Building Contractor
Specializing in framing
and project management
365-8352

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CARPENTRY

FREE ESTIMATES
Phone Chris at 365-7718

West Kootenay

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We Sell Distinctive . . .
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M. L. LeRoy

B.C. 0.0. OPTOMETRIST
1012-4th St., Castlegar
PHONE 365-3361

Tuesday to Friday
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 Noon

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PLUMBING & HEATING
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needs and supplies
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CASTLEGAR
STORAGE CENTER
MINIF-WAREHOUSE UNITS

Castlegar
(Next to Ernie's Towing)

Moving & Storage Ltd.

10 arenches tn B.C, Alerts & Sah,

2337-6th Avenue,

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Invite you to call them for a tree
moving estimate. Let our
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+ 40 Years in Bi
+ Free Estimates

JAMES SWANSON
AND SONS
Ph. 367-7680

HARDWARE
BUILDING
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365-5013
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Castlegar

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CASTLEGAR -

FastFACTS

Bill Enstedt
Local CUPW
representative on
the back-to-work
legislation.

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NEWS

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News photo by Ed Mis

Gas leak

prompts

one-day walkout

@ Picket line goes up on
Celgar pulp mill expansion
project as workers protest
conditions, firings.

Thomas Bink
NEWS STAFF
A gas leak in a bunkhouse and
eight

ization project ee Cel-
gar’s project manager said.

a4 didn’t really get much
work done Thursday the 24th,”
said Rod Meares.

Contractors working on the
$700 million project set up a
picket line Thursday to call at-
tention to the gas leak and other

cross the picket line and work
Thursday.

Meares said the gas leak in
Bunkhouse B was repaired Tues-
day when tare small leaks in
Piping were located and plugged.

“That should certainly put an
end to this business of natural
gas leakage,” Meares said.

Celgar general manager Jim
Browne said he was aware of the
work stoppage, but did not know
why the workers were picketing.

“I really don’t know what the
issue was that morning,” he said.
“There were two people out there
with pickets, but they were im-
possible to read.”

Browne said the work stop-
page was the wrong way to ad-
dress grievances.

“Those activities are illegal,”
he said. “In the mill, if we have a
problem here, the guys grieve
and we deal with it ata grievance
meeting.”

Meares agreed.

“No, that was not the correct

alleged

Please see WALKOUT page AS

Postal
strike
averted

Thomas Bink
NEWS REPORTER

A strike by the Canadian
Union of Postal Workers at the lo-
cal Castlegar post office was cut
short Tuesday when the union’s
president called off the job action
half an hour after it began.

“We were out for probably half
an hour,” said local CUPW repre-
sentative Bill Enstedt. Enstedt
said the local union decided to
walk out at 12 p.m., but once they
were out, they discovered the
strike had been cancelled by union
president Jean-Claude Parrot.
Back to work legislation by the
federal government came into ef-
fect late Tuesday night, making it
now illegal for CUPW members to
a

esday’s picket was prompted
by a lack of movement in the ne-
gotiations between the CUPW
and the federal government. The
union rejected an offer by the gov-
ernment over the weekend, and
filed its 24-hour intent to strike
notice Monday

morning.
Please see AVERTED page A2

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GOSECONDS

Home repair tips
save time and money
As winter fast approaches, we all
spend more time indoors. See pages
B6 to B9 for useful information on

home renovations and saving money
on energy bills.

B6 to BS

News reporter
branches out

@ SPORTS
Trail tough man
picks up title

A Trail native pounded his way to
the title and a $1,000 payday for six-

minutes work in the B.C. Tough Man
Challenge Saturday night in the Com-

inco Gym.
B2

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