COZY starter home,’ conve:
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boths,
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1979 CHEROKEE Chiat 78,000 Bearings (
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aun
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1976 CHEV pick-up,

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a Sark LTD,; good ‘conditio\
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2075. is tin/52

HARDTOP tent traller,
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er,

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tree
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Dev.
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Phe 359-71 54
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locan).
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NAGHINGT ON TAND

Clviles area,’5'to 20-acre

ment ‘ite
cod at 10%% interest 10. -
ears. Beautiful views, form
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125° Comer Lot. Asking $1
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700" 3150" FULLY ‘LANDSCAPED.
flat ‘lot’ with 13.-fruit trees;
numerous fruit bushes, ible
an if} scott eee stegere
small: cottage astlega:
EXTRA: ae Ticely treed “Feel
lot, - fully serviced; close ‘to
ind recreati n facilities,
nice nelghborhood, innate ben:
ch area. Terms aval J. Ph. -365-
SMALL x aCe
t for trail pas .
on aaah Ph ore railer, 3rd Ave. xia
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acres of heavy treed rocerty.
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25,000. miles on rebuilt 390

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3/66

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1949 CHEV 1-ton (good shape).

Ph. 365-6108 (eves.)._____3/68

1948 FORD 1-fon  flatdeck, int
needs. pai

! condition, no rust.

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NOUNS,
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it sand Willlar
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cont of fall.

‘male: ‘university professors’ in’ ‘the highest academic ‘rank,
Canada. are more scarce to- . “Female, staff

are
are ata’ tremendous’ dis-.

day. han they were 50 years; tend to: be clustered at the
‘i lower ranks,"' Jackel said.

‘i Busan, ‘Jackal, | a lecturer {n° «She earned her doctorate

Canadian Studies’ at the Uni.” in’ 1977 and began teaching in:

eraity, of. ‘Alberta, said‘ in; 1978. She has edited three

1; 19 per cent of full-time books,’ edited two scholarly 2

academics’ in Canada‘ were ‘articles and, ‘each year, pub-

female. ‘Today, ‘the figure is’. lished, five or six book ‘'re-

‘14 per. cent views. But she is a sessional
Jackal is’ part of a study lecturer, ' hired from year to

_ group looking’at the statuys year. :

‘of-women in‘ schools. “T-do not ‘want to. imply
‘At the: University of “AL that the university has ex-

berta, ‘women occupy 19 per. ploited me_personally,” Jac-

cent of ‘full-time: academic kel said. “On the other hand,
positions, but -only six: Per ‘Tve learned a chat people who

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on Aug. 6, i902 in cares

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Lost or:found Items: are not
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NEW CONCEPT!) Raise Rainbow

Trout in bosement or yard. Save
food costs, excellant; source of
prateln, absorbing hobby, poten

how litle ney
Tequired: Further information,
stomped self-addressed | en-
yelone. ». Trout, ission,

435, | 168

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Year round. revenue -grossing
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Mr.-ond pare willing: Thorne ¢

leased
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Marita, to Jim, son. of Mr. ond
Mrs. Sam Postnikoft. "-

- at a:- conference to- discuss . many more wom

MONTREAL: (cP) =
Home is ‘a sweatshop. for

Pulp

the Quebec ladies’ garment their, jobs. The whole net- machine

industry were laid off in 1981
because of ic condi-

women forced to do garment
industry plece-work to. make “ends
regular work or are laid” off,
from low:
SAUL? STE. MARIE, The}
ONT. (CP) — A spruce bud- manufact trac
worin' epidemic ’ sweeping | tors. who pay well below the
North’ American. forests $4" hourly peeve sores

meet because they can't find’

tions, ‘Van Houtte said.

, 4.1981 survey by the Que-
bee Federation of of Labor “indi:
cated an d / 80,000

in king up;
“They, have no security.

“The universities are).en-
trata

tering ® period.of
Female employees | tend to be
‘last hired,’ firat fired.”
Gordin Kaplan, University
of Alberta’ vice-president of
research; is chairman of:the
inquiry’ studying ‘women in
scholarships, engi ering
and science: .
“The primary. j of this
group is to.try to understand
why.women

- do son
fan'gaid.\'"!*;):

‘Kaplan‘sald women aclent-
ists are. more numerous in
Europe than in Canada. He
also points to the numbers of
women |, engineers in’ the

« Boviet Union.

“Bo the factors have to be
largely social ‘Father than
genetic.”

Anne, Marie, Decore, a
member of the atudy group
‘and :associate professor of
educational’: foundations,
looked ‘for. an answer in the

sented ‘in’ the hard selences
and ongineering and then'to

Home is.a sweatshop

work is a syatem ‘of threats,

-. In many cases, ‘piece-work

— the seamstress’ is paid by.’ ’
the plece —’'’ is’ the house."
hold’s only, source of income

Quebecers do garment home-

2) work, many. of them ‘legally.

SHY FROM RIGHTS
But thought ‘they are ex-
ploited, «the » illegal . piece-
workers. appear. reticent to
fight for: thelr rights,

TA $10,000-ad * campaign ‘ c

oe ee

record of the under-
graduates, but ‘it’ wasn't.
there:

about bee Kap, ‘ee

“Women have quite consi.
tently outperformed, men ‘ip
all: faculties in all years,”
Decore said. ¥

The group also intends to
contact junior, and “senior
high schools. to promote sei- .
ence, education: and careers
for women. At the university
level, the’ group may form a

‘network to provide. role

models and support for fe-
male students, f x

and), ©: proudly
explains she earned $11,000
gross last year. Sait

‘The needle on the machine
has pierced: her fingers sev-
eral Unies ‘and ctormed ed ‘her

NEW iN TOWN?
LET US PUT
OUT THE MAT.

‘plement “to I
- benefits. i

Contractors surveyed said
‘some employers are laying
off their full-time staffers and
setting uy ) their ‘own network

ry

within 20 years, say foresters:

‘may .
ways of controlling the pest. turning to‘ the ‘illicit “home-

‘The budworm, which feeds needle

beca'
onthe buds and'new growths economic ‘times in the’in-

of softwood: trees, has des- dustry, said’ Christian’ Van
troyed more forest than dis--. Houtte, head of the Montreal-
ease, fire and other nat ural based Ladies: ‘hothing Joint

enemies combined, sald Char; © z
les Buckner, Canadian. pro-. backed pete run, by, union

gram leader for’ the’ Joint: and: Andustey: irepresantar 3

Canadian-United, States
Spruce Budworm:

‘Nova:: Scotia ‘and * New
Brunswick forests have heen —
ravaged by the pest, as have
the. eastern: townships - of

tives,
VOne-fifth ‘of the estimated
25,000. workers employed by.

: raised ‘concern abo
~onmental and health hazards, - place: where. all “the * sea

enyir-

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[| The British Columbio Hydro

@®

and Power Authority requests
otfers for the supply Gnd. in-
stallation =~. of oloured
galvanized metal ‘rook on
Ne: 2/at DUNCAN

Slocan, B. 0G

fer shall: Se enclosed In a
sealed envelope clearly iden-
tified by the above LWC Num~
ber ‘and/ returned .to..8.C.
Hydro's issuing office not later
than :2:00 p.m.°7 September
1982.

Without exception! only offers

a. possible link ‘to. beasties live.

Reyes syndrome,” $ Morgan, who gears her art
Researchers are examining . to the rather disturbing side

ways of controlling the. pest, of esthetic taste, has installed

sunieesee
they) are atraid f losing

exhuberance.
“walls, But: wit!

the:
miry seaside installation, Morgan

allows her sculptures the
perfect environment.
teh

Van pales

lightning ‘
» nelled into the Process of art-

ting making.

including use of: sex and her. creation» entitled .. Tide-

‘growth ‘hormones ‘and: arti. ‘Catchers, - underneath | the

ficially. created diseases, said
Buckner. :

UBC physi

city’s Jericho. Wharf. ;

Her. collection of wire e and 4

ist

makes his mark |

A University °
Columbia’ physicist kas, de-
‘vised ani efficient ‘means of
transmitting large amounts
of light through ‘a ‘pipe, an
idea “many - inventors’ have
tried 1 inthe

eligible for, registration with
the: Workers’ Compansotion
Board of British Columbia a
be considered.

{tis g requirement of B.C.
Hydro that seniractors pare
forming work ory co
prohensive public sTablity ‘and
roperty damage Insurance
oppropriate to the general
business of the contractor to
the minimum of $100,000 In-
elusive.

The Public Construction Fair
Wages Act applies to this con-
tract and to every sul tract
‘and to any work done by any
person under this contract. |

Olters ‘are irrevocable for, 3
period of 30 days. from the

last 100. years. :-

Lorne » Whitehead’s sch:
tion to the problem looks dis-
armingly simple — ‘a: trans-
parent plastic pipe with a
corrugated -- outer: aurface.
From ~ his “light : pipe has
flowed’ a patent, an inter-

‘national scientific prize and a
new. research and prediction
company, ‘all within the past
two years.

It's the corrugations that

The result is a- diffuse,
even light along the length of
the light pipe. About eight or
nine percent of the light es-

Each one faces’ the incom-
ing tide. Over the ne nth
the nails, bits“of.:wire®

Morgan is definitely. 2 a child.

other fastened . stuffs will .

erode and change with the
tide’s “relentless : rel

capes with each metre that it ©

‘travels down the pipe, White-

head. said, so the practical ,

limit for a light pipe. would be
about 100. metres.

A’ mirror and lens ‘system

solves the problem of ‘taking

light. around corners.’
: Whiteh “anticipates a
le rai of applicati ns for
his light pipe, with specialty
lighting’ “effects - being the

first commercial use.

There was a time when art

had to be permanent: Marble th

and

The ease with which the:

color. of light ean be changed

do the trick,” said
in an interview.

‘- As light from‘ the ‘source
such as.a high- ‘intensity’ lamp

closing date as: specif
eboye; ;

Te ‘ ment shall be net

ao days iro the date of com:
pletion ‘af jhe work to satisfac-
ii lon gf B. dro’s agent.”

B.C. Hydro reserves the right
to reject any or all offers and
to accept any offer it considers
advantageous; qi

or.
travels down pipe,
spread out through the aks 3

walls. *
\ But Whitehead said, if the

imply by cha a filter

at the source —\ makes it’:
attractive for “mood crea-:

tion” in settings such as res-

taurants and hotel lobbies.

ing. in areas where electricity"

can. be hazardous, such as

angled, the iight rays hit-the
pipe’s- exteric surface..and
tb unee back into ‘the

hemical storage rooms; pro-
viding. cool lighting for air-
conditioned « buildings .and
cold storage areas;
viding indoor ‘sun! ight...

ind pro-

SUNROOMS :
GREENHOUSES Ml

2141 Columbia Ave.,

waiting | we

East Trail

\

banda.”
~ B.C. Hydro -

B.C. Hydro req Beat ea offers E
irom cont vecested. in
eer icnn total Se

will be: received until
ot 1982,

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