? : : D6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 24, 1982); Workers who love their job becoming rare FREDERICK, MD. (AP) — Just 75 minutes before she Telephone 365-5210 business directo! was to be the guest of honor at a “baby” shower, Tessie gave birth to her first off- spring. If the timing was uncon: ventional, so was the fact that a shower was held at all; ', Tessie is a registered Polled Hereford cow. But that didn’t matter to Sue Becker, Ellen Ferris and Tommie Johnson, owners of DUNWOODY & CO. CASTLE TIRE (1977) Ltd. SALES & SERVICE AUROR DRYWALL CONTRACTING tp. Chartered A Possum Trot Farm near é 3 here, where Tessie and three other Herefords reside. : The three women said they decided to hold the shower to celebrate the birth of their first “cow, babies” and to 410 Columbia Ave. Castlegar Ph. 365-2151 signal the app! end of winter. More than half of the 200 invited guests attended the Feb. 6 shower which, like the more usual varieties, was complete with decorations and a “cow baby book.” Soligo, Koide & John Chartered Accountants Castlegar Phone 365-7745 . i: ‘Henry John, B.Sc., C.A. Mother gives H +Resident Partner birth at own ' baby shower. TORONTO (CP) — Happy workers who love their jobs have become rare birds, says a study released this week. Researchers at York Uni- versity interviewed 8,000 Canadians over five years and found’a sharp decline in the number of people who were happy with their jobs. The study says 81 per cent of those interviewed in 1977 said they were satisfied with - their jobs’ but that figure dropped to 21 per cent late last year. The $750,000 report said getting ahead on the job ard EMERGENCY APPLICANCE being able to influence the employer's decisions :were® the chief factors determining which workers liked their jobs. 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"Exciting “Enjoyal je Music” Youth Group the onsored a dance-a-thon vila whose mother died as immer-of 1981, Mae Moro: idea came from” ault of. cancer in second from left, : president of the local bi Improper insulating could be hazardous _ , TORONTO: (CP). — In... sulation, if not properly in- stalled, could kill pebple, says a senior research officer with the federal’. government's National Research Council. “That: doesn’t mean don’t insulate,” said Tiam Lie. “It ;-meand' be - careful’. about pmhare and how “you install re inch Society accepts a cheque of S008 25 from na'Macede while Isable Medeiros and Sister. Chris lan Marie look Gamal can ‘fuel a. fire that starts elsewhere in the house, trap: dangerous amounts of heat and produce . toxic gases, he said., Matérials such as glass or mineral fibre, rock wool and vermiculite are “virtually in- combustible,” Lie. said, but cellulose and ‘foam. plistics -If the: insulation catches’ fire,it can produce ‘toxic gases; such ‘as ‘hydrogen chloride, hydrogen’ cyanide and sulphur dioxide. “Most of these hazards can, be reduced or. eliminated: by the use of suitable protective ‘covers and \ by proper ‘ gtallation +practice,”: Lie said.’ But the dangers don't end there; Experts have discovered’ another. fire’ hazard from insulation — .the effects of trapped . heat. one lectrical replaced with’ tise carrying * a higher current rating, the auch as polystyrene can burn. is yd: near ‘sources of : unusual amounts of heat, Just as the material traps' warmth in the “house to cut heating bills, it © a \ recent atindy on the effects ‘of insulation on’ wiring: in:: homes, said the. “higher-rated can trap the potentially dan- : gerous amounts of heat pro- , dueed by such things as re- ' Job‘ mismatches add to labor prolems . TORONTO (CP) — Canada’s high unemployment rate is applicants, say. - government and” iprivate: vemployment experts. “We just don't. have a fix on the mismatches in the market,” said federal Employment Minister Lloyd ‘Ax- worthy ‘in an interview, “The' systems in _ Place are not adequate.” - Donald “Taylor, atalf representative with the, United: Steelworkers of America, agreed: “We'll never be able to bring qualified people and available jobs together without better information.” “) Farid Siddiqui, chief economist with, the Ontario LEAMINGTON,’ ONT... (CP) — A‘ cold: war ‘has: broken out between a local * being aggravated by a. chronic inability : of government + di manpower" planners. to link job ‘openings : ‘with qualified > tof, cessed light fixtures or chim- neys. rt.cold war hasn't been hurt by Gossen. “They: could have baile it on: ‘still would’ have includes nine North: Ameri- can-built cars, said he went to dealerships across the gounty before deciding on the Ladas because’: they were : $2,000" , cheaper. than. the “lowest raise his' sab rates, now at a the showroom ferrying doz.’ $2.60 flat rate in town’ and ens of people around town to" $2.76 for a ride'to the out- put heat on Bickford Cabs ° skirts of town. Bieklord [the d the lack of regarding ete skills “a big, big problem.” ‘The reasons for this lack of information are numerous but the experts say the federal employment department is geared to colléct information on available Jobs rather than available labor, : ~The, régult is an aggravation of Canada’s already ‘high last month at 9.6 per cent, or 1 096,000 jobless. ‘NUMBERS CHANGING’ Axworthy said it is virtually impossible.to monitor job openings by ee and | unemployment by. ek. :The “One plan designed to help this problem was suggested by Toronto labor consultant Ken .Waldie, ‘ who’: proposed businesses be required to register all job vacancies with the ‘federal Employment Department. Waldie said the labor members of a federal study group calling for the scheme-“argued long and hard for’ this proposal, but. it was vehemently ‘opposed by the. private employment agencies. w! 0 ‘benefit by, hoarding infor. tation.” While the federal soverniacts ‘has “taken the brunt of criticism for inaction in linking available jobs with job skills, : pe be: Provinet governments alsb admit they do ‘not have recise figures on job openings. fering hard times, the blue : Ladas are a symbol of what is wrong with the auto industry today. He. and his sales manager. have given : free rides to people’ who would: otherwise use a taxi. It’s not that he wants to put Bickford out of business, “I oe want to stand up and tlaneree That can’t happen - with” Poppe buying those cara.” priced causing ‘it to. heat up. ‘That could be dangerous if there’ is’ a lot of insulation | v énough that Oda’s research- ers stopped their tests on in- sulation and wiring because they were afraid of a. fire getting out.of control. :In-the aborted test, Oda’'s “researchers pumped 80 amps Of electricity over a normal “Everybody seems to en- “joy them ‘very much,” he said, “It’s no secret that the car. companies and the deal- ers are having problems, but At didn’t create the problem.” “§ ocan ‘abaliy plans. bake sale: The February meeting ‘of the ‘South . Slocan | Hospital Auxiliary was held at West Kootenay ‘Plant No. 8 Hall “Blocan auxiliary ‘as.she and.” her family are moving away. A surprise shower -of household items..was given : Barb Evans at, the close of of the; FitFest to’ be -held. “from -Feb. 15-March 7, but aie the ‘membership decided not. to take undercutting. sales: and throwing’ (Canadians out of k. ‘OTHERS AGREE Others (apparently: “The phone hasn't, Probert Nicoll, a planner. with the Alberta manpower ; ministry, said there’ is no available: hriformation’ on labor supply.” “There's a general lack of data,” he said: ‘And that means theré’s ‘no way to match -supply. and. demand on an: occupational basis.” .. In British; Columbia, “Labor Ministry ‘officer’ Marnie Mitchell said:her. province cannot ‘identify current labor aati sd by : yy occu “The cost of such‘a ‘survey is peyend ¢ our, prone “Two: groups | ‘take credit for. explosion ~ blasts, BEIRUT. (cP) = Police sources said 12 people were: killed - and’ 40 _ wounded; schoolchildren among them, when’ two cars packed with: explosives blew up in an outdoor market in West Beirut Tuesday. Two groups claimed ibility for the and the of the |, “date - could ~ snot be - deter- mined. The crganization is be- lieved to-be right-wing and has: said in previous com- mayniques that it wants to rid Lebanon of : foreigners, an to Pales- for less than $5,000 in Canada * costs: twice as much’in the Sovjet‘Union:. But Bill Klein, a manager ~ of Windsor Lada, says Gos- sen's claims are “ridiculous.” Canada Customs’ assesses: the value of imports for duty and would not allow items into the country at a grossly deflated price, he said, calling Gosaen’s assertions innuendo and sour grapes. : Kléiivsaid” Lada’ Canada, ‘which purchases the cars for : sale here, tes: jobs: rather. than takes ‘them away, and. argued’ money spent on the’ ears stays in‘ the country, rather than being sucked out by a Japanese, German or “Witnesses said the first car bomb ‘went off at -1:20 p.1 drawing crowds to the scene. Ten minutes later a:second _ car exploded near the crowd, "| / apparently accounting’ for. most’ of the. casualties, The blasts set off a huge fire that trapped people in flaming ruins in the mostly Moslem area, and the police * sourees said the .casulty | figure could rise.) Beirut state television ‘sald’ a hitherto unknown group calling itself the Holy Strug- gle Organization claimed res- Bonaibility. 7 “Buta mews agency in Beirut said it received a tele 4 phone ‘call from a. group which calls itself the Organ- ization 'for the Liberation of Lebanon from Foreigners, also claiming responsibility. It sald‘the group: threat- ,ened to“continue a series of operations mostly in Lebanon and abroad until April 28.” : * tinians.and Syrians. Witnesses in Beirut said there. was no obvious target for the car bombs. And what about Bickford Cabs? : “It was the best deal I _ could get,” said owner Santo Ladies’ & . Men's Wear ALFONSO APA| ‘Ave., Trail 368-6314> The group did not part in it'this year. Bake Sale‘at the hospital lobby has been: changed: to. March 4at-1 p.m: Baked “goods are to be brought’ to’ the next meeting where they will be priced and taken in to the bake: sale. Barb: Evans, < for.the Bake Sale. The Raffle Draw was held ‘Feb. 12 at the Kootenay Savings. Credit Union.' Win-; ners were: first, cedar chest. and contents — Elaine Brock, - Nelson; : second, Indian. knit sweater — Joy Spiers, Ymir; third, painting — Roberta Lavorie, Rossland. Vera Johnson informed the ” members that March will be her Jast meeting with the be me pee as her home was * Vera Dudlyke and “Betty McRae are to be hostesses for the March. arch snbeune: : d circuit, That's dou- ble the rated load, but it is a load found “all too often” in the homes of “fools who overfuse,” he said. “The stuff started smoking, after ‘an jhour,” sald Oda. “That told us all we needed . “ just too great to keep the test ” going any longer.” There ‘is also-a remote possibility of problems with’ ‘homes, even if Contain electrical wiring coated ; with materials de- signed to withstand temper- bubs up, to bererahand ut pre: | we homes usually | have Fancy. fave 600. 136) fez tia... MIRACLE WHIP sti $188 * GREEN GIANT Team | CONT cart iy 4 0 oc ta: i AMIeS Cormeen “ROBIN HOOD FLOUR on.10:°5°? SNOW STAR ICE CREAM wiring semporataren: oh only 60 de ae eee TOW! 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