|, also, don't thi

As far as David's

was. talk about It while
didn't.

and that

B2 sss Sursery se aa
Making a profit |

didn’t even vote on the Kaiser

because he already. has pionty on his ow 3
When you get that high on the money tree you make seven-figure profits

because you have made-#ix-figure-inveetments. | repeat. .’. so what?

three shares of ni think Eadl fai ‘Tatso expect to make a profit someday.

Henry of Liberty ship fame is

jaye a bundle of cash. What do

wings Bonds?

(deal. A guy in Trall, B.C. will

is‘name In the paper.

coffee shop haye known for

getting the best part's eae
you think he Is going wig mak with | It? Buy uy Cangas
make a 100,000 of the sania’ aoa di don't 8
Come to think of It, most of us amateurs in t
more than a year. that BR would: a ) Kalser, It was a natural. All we did
am is
a Bet

Now you know the real aiftevéne

y. FRED MERRIMAN,

Jack Poole, Edward Kaleer and David Helliwell'’s wite send. to. make a few
dollere, on the BRIC takeover of Kaiser Resources Ltd. .... at?

{n 1964 Jack Poole: was ‘just a bright-eyed, bushy-aited tid working for
Atco. He felt he could do-better out on his own and
whose credit was good down:at the
chief executive officer of his’ au ve pany worth close to a billion dollars, He
te.dldn ‘t'need an extra couple, of million

eee i

(have the feeling, that the media. are 3 painting a couple of rich guys with the
color black,.and not that the rich need any spec!
that Is fair. Sometimes | act the: fealing th that poverty Is synonymous with

draws-down visions of evil and sinister

dealings.

picture

town. So, Just

the big time.

his employees and his clients‘

because a lot‘of,

fortune, they start blowing |
In my opinion, there w:

was the right move and you can. rest assured.that.

money for whoever guesses right on the next’tra!
* We are in forestry, coal, paper;

if a atero fe
need now is a mining outfit, a rail dence

A Personally, have. know Reople f from both classes who do not fit the media

Jack Poote made it both in money and. asa genuine person who does think of

Ki t social responsibllity. | also know
that Edward Kalser had some marital problems just'llke a few people around this
paonile-thiak.they missed out on making a small

AOS ate e late qn the BRIC takeover. | feel it

y future takeovers will make
action.

jt ofl and ‘natural gas. “All we
af hotels, and BRIC will be in

The boys at the coffee sho have a list ‘already prepared.
The cateh ts thie: Youd op have et a

had a backer called Dawson
ink. Sixteen years later he Is president and

ve did something about it.
in the rich andthe poor...

lal help fvsm me but | don’t think

here your mouth Is and that’s
risky. If you guess wrong or. don’t-place.your.bets, then don’t cry sour grapes If
- someone makes It while you spectate.

have

did and

Employee benefit program.
- forlocal Chamber members

A comprehensive em-
ployee_benefits program will
now be available to members
of the Castlegar Chamber of
Commerce. ‘

In making the announce-
ment, Chamber directors
said the program will be
available to employers who,
because of their size, have in
the past been unable to ar-
range &'compréhensive plan
for their employees.

. The program was de-
velopéd’ through the Cana-
dia

ment, any, ‘naividoas sole

proprietorships, partner-

shine, or. incorporated entities
lig arti

When success
turns a person's
head, he is facing
failure.

Maximum efficiency for heating dollar

The Canadian Gas As-
sociation advises that now is

the time to check your-

heating system to help en
sure it is providing you with
maximum efficiency for your
heating dollar, all through
the chilling months that lie
ahead.

Your gas furnace is fully
automatic. Adjustments have
been carefully made by the
manufacturer and should not
be changed | except by a li-
censes ser

running properly and that
the fan belt has the proper
tension and is in good repair.
Clean and lubricate the fan
motor if required, and as
recommended by the manu-
facturer at the start of the
heating season, Always turn
off the power to the fan
before adjusting or checking
the motor.

Other things the house-
holder can do include making

a visual check of vent pipes _

Your furnace is an effi-
cient safe, and reliable piece
of. equipment which will
serve you well, however, a
few minutes budgeted for a
visual ii cleaning

to make sure

they have not bee dislodged ™
or extended too far-into the ©

chimney which could cause a
blockage. Your chimney is
the escape route for the

of It

and minor do-it-yourself
maintenance can help you
to save energy, inconveni-
ence, and money. Keep your
instruction manual handy
and read it from time to time
and follow the manufactur-
er’s recommendations care-
fully. ©

One of the causes of an
inefficient heating system is
lack of cleaning. Good house-
keeping certainly pays off in
fuel savings. Keep the areas
around the furnace clean and
free from dust and dirt.

Your furnace air filter is
an inexpensive but very im-
portant component of furnace
efficiency. If it becomes
clogges with dust and dirt,
you aren't getting all the heat

must be kept clean and this
can be checked by holding a
hand mirror inside the chim-
ney at the clean-out opening.
Some householders turn
off their furnace pilot light
during the summer months
to conserve fuel. You can
relight it yourself in the fall
by following the simple in-
structions affixed to your
furnace or in the instruction
manual, After  relighting,
turn up the thermostat until
all burners are lit.
Normally, the gas flame
on your furnace is predom-
inantly blue. Immediately
- after startup, it may have

it is still yel-

low after five - 10 minutes’ of

operation, have it checked by -

a qualified serviceperson.

It is a wise precaution to
have your furnace eleaned
each year by a licensed
serviceperson. This should be
done gach fall, as problems
are most likely to happen
during the winter months
when your furnace is work-
ing its hardest. You‘can find
these licensed service com-
panies listed in the yellow

. pages uhder GAS.

“- Improvements to the
efficiency of your gas furnace

It by having the
aes fan speed in-
creased to blow more air over
the heat exchanger and by
having the “on” and “off”
temperature switches on
your fan’ adjusted so that it
will start circulating hot air
sooner and run longer after

the thermostat has cut off the .

burner.
These adjustments must

be made, however, by a li...

censed serviceperson and
this is one of the checks he
will perform during the an-
nual furnce inspection.

borm profitshar- je

even if the comp has only
one employee. *
‘The program included

ing and/or savings plans,
More Eaton can can: be! h.

lous
such as group life, depend-
ents life; accidental cenit and

Castlegar Ghambor of ine
merce olfice at 865-631!

Teach 9

"Speakers for KBVA:
are announced

Don Fisher of Penticton
and Brian Lilley of Lake
Louise, are two key speakers
scheduled for the annual
general meeting of Kootenay
Boundary Visitors’ Associ-
ation to be held Sunday and

te, Monday in Grand Forks.

Fisher is conventions
manager for Penticton, who
promotes and organizes con-

“ventions.: He will address
‘delegates on “Small City

Conventions and Meeting
Business.’

++ After an extensive back-
ground in credit bureaus, he
became the operations man- *
ager for the Penticton Peach
Festival; the first B.C, Win-
ter Games and the first B.C.
Summer Games. He assumed
his present position in 1979,
In, his address, Fisher will

share the experience Pentic-

and the president ¢

ler ®:
Resorts Managemedt Com-*#
"Okan. '

pany which o| ay
agan’ Park Country’
Kelowna. His address’
center on touriam marl

“The sim of the 1980 |

AGM is to review the prom-
otional efforts of Kootenay
Boundary Visitors . Associa-
tion “(KBVA) and to focus

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tion at 852-8855.

Bridge club: results:

Seven-and-one-half ta-
bles, with an average of 72,
took part in Monday night's
play of the Joy Keillor Bridge
Club with the following re-

(sults:

North-South
| ‘First, Bev Swain and
Agnes Charlton with 86%;
second, Judy. Goodwin and
Lorne Musclow ° with 80;

third, Bev MacDénald “and
Inez Waker,» with Wh

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and Hubert -Huschak

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you are paying for..To avoid
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or replace it. :

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The dilemma of the Sons:

of Freedom appealing, for

justice while committing in- -

justices is being focused
again by parade and protest.
The public is bombarded

with appeals to. their cénsci-

ence in respect to members
incarcerated for committing
.Act, upon. act seén as serious
crimes in the eyes of the law,
namely; setting fire to prop-
arty, assault, conspiracy, ete.

ey .
prime expe) Je:
of ‘Orthodoxy and its ae
porters, plus the. image;of

$ once-hopored, now rapid

fading’ Canadian id abd
order,
In ‘time of war ihe
popular phrase is:- “Praise
the Lord and passithe ain-
munition!’ Sons of Freedo: in,
under! the ' guise‘ of Douklio- *
bor religion, uri’ aiid bomb

time.gnd_ soniv,-péo-

d ones,

, fast in jail, while their friends
“outside do the appealing,’
threatening and _ protesting.
Between the two, enough
energy is generated to at-
tract considerable public at-
tention.

There have been 80
‘years of this. -

The banner on a recent -

Nelson paper's front page
“Sréads, “they (the incarcer-
fated ones) cannot be solely
jresponsible for the Douk-

,, hobor problem existing for 80.

years.” That intimates they
themselves do form at - least
j part of ‘the problem ’.for

+; which, it stands to reason, as

} long gs they persist in'com-
| mitting anti-social behavior,
‘using the match and: the
~ bomb (no matter how gently)
+ they will inevitably end be-
; hind bars. Freedém from
such consequences: fok such
! acts have never yet been
known to exist in any civil-
| ized -eountry to’ our Know-
| ledge.
4 Damage in the millions
| to CPR property;.damage in
j the millions to, other Can-
; adian property; ‘and damage
in the millions to Doukhobor
+ communal and private Prop-
4 * erty in the course of 80 years.
; Then they plead for “a fair
! appeal and release.”
i There are some who

we believe that what they:
is. proper —° probably th
same type who will
the Lord” ‘while’ “handling
the ammunition,” under the.
sign of the Cross. 4

In this instance, the ‘am-
munition is the irrational
versus the rational, .

But, Doukhobor religion
does not run that way, When,
at one time in earlier history,
fire was used to do away with
death-dealing firearms (in ~
‘Russia, in 1895) it was a
symbolic gesture, a renunci-
ation — at their own expense ..
— of; violence and instru-_
ments of violence designed ©
for no other. purpose but''to .
destroy life. _

If fire

its gen-
eral destructive f y

complete’ violation’'of ‘the .

rights of: ethers;*ia:symbol-

ized by the Freedomites as
5

of] jnegoti

ating to ».buy two properties.

near the reservoir above.the
Seven Mile Dam in the Trail
area‘ where cracks in the

{ ize for the sufi

‘i We do, too. People, especially

j elderly mothers and grand-
{ mothers, must not languish
4 in prison. But if their release
means further damage to
Property, and threats of
isame, the ates under-.

pecially if, of his, pare

iistandabl

ta see tor renouce con-
! tinued acts of violence, .which
1 ean give them.the freedom

; they want, is refused.

No, prison is not the

solution, Neither is contin!

i paroling where the same
} parties sally forth; ypon re-

! lease, to carry out God's
* judgement on’ their, neigh-
; bors with fice, their ‘love in

ithe form’ of mhtches dnd

4 gallons of inflammable liquid,
+ administered with psalm'‘and
} prayer. The whole indescri-

. bable farce throws upon the
shoulders of the USCC the

. onerous burden of guarding”

their buildings day and night
from these “gentle” apostles
" of fire whom' the prisons
wouldn't hold," some judges
wouldn't judge and doctors
vouch, for their character,
convinced : ok their ‘sincere
‘“veligious’” motivations.

i Orthodox Doukhobors, -

4who talk straight language,
“cannot, understand the logic
| of the Freedomites, the jud-
j Bes, the professors or the
{ prison doctors sympathizing
{ with the-ones who burn’ at
the expense of the ones, who
are burned. That part of the
j problem doesn’t seem
i ogcur to' them. :
* ,... Orthodoxy, apparently,
is less. desirable nowadays

” than the fanatical, mystical,

melodramatic and totally ir-
rationa} and -irresponsible
antics of the radicals, whose

‘ knowledge of the vulnerabil- -

ne ‘of society to their nuis-
ance tactics'of threat poten-
i tial.together with “religious”

_ | violence has become a pro-

fession‘and a science: Police,
! governments and courts ca-
| ter-to their whims as if it was

H ‘all a special game of make-

When in Nelson .
 enloy 3different
-¥ Chinese
Smorgasbords!
Fritlay - Hong Kong

Sunday - Peking

Open Every Day
Apetuding ona

: foots
Seven RESTAURANT

ares

Saturday - Shanghat .}-

479 Baker 352-3456

have placed
homes in ‘jeopardy. .
Michael Newman and his
family left their house on the
edge of a 700-metre crack in
the reservoir slope in April.
At that time, Newman's
rented trailer, and the houses

pats aud one. they
couple, the Arthur Bi Buckleys,

“praise "cg

Tv. ‘orthodox are justified in re-

“‘Aowtcing them and their
"philosophy &s totally erron-
; misleading and. unrep-
resentative — as far as
Doukhoborism is concerned.
For! ‘it was violence itself our
fofefathors condemned, ‘on
the basis of Christ's teach-
ings, and if fire was used in
destroying firearms as imple-
ments of violence, ‘the em-
“phasis was not on the fire
i but that of the instru-

a easy for people to kill. .
the fanatical mind

9 fathom this important
distinction, perhaps the pro-
fesgors, the legislators, the
judges, ete. can, and must be,
+ in‘a position to do'so. But if
they; too, choose to side with
the upside. down philosophy
that makes mockery of the
teachings of true pacifism,
then the cause of justice truly
_is- lost. For as long as’

* Freedoiites «see, support
from the leaders of Canadian
society, they will flourish'and
continue to carry the torch
(literally), for much of their
comes’ from the

Kriowledge that their mes-
sage is received with appre-
ciation by at least part of the
public. It is important to
them, that the public believe
they a ‘are martyrs for a noble

». we don’t want them

‘within the margin of safety, -

‘the spokesman said.
The Newman. properties

total 56 hectares. Hydro now.

is negotiating to purchase the

pro les and relocate the
fares

_ Hydro originally planned
to induce a slide of the
weakened hillside into the
reservoir. It was to be the
first experiment of its kind in
the Brevinee: tad

wo
broughtthe water “level down
below

were outside the
zone.

Now his parents’ home is
in danger because the crack
has extended to within 30
metres of the house. A Hydro
spokesman said the margin of
safety from the crack is 60
metres.

Buckley's home is still

levels and back up over a
two-day period. It planned to

repeat this process until”

some two million cubic me-
tres of clay and dirt collapsed
into the reservoir. -

But the operation has
been halted until the New-
™mans are relocated; the
spokesman said.

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Find cut, free! «

At Royal Canadian Legion, Nelson
On __ October 6, 1980" Time _7:30 p.m.

‘ Speakers will include:

Canada Employment C Centre

Jack

Jim Vincent
Bill Ramsden
Ministry of Labor
Mark Grady
FBDB

_ Fred Uwazny

them on ‘the loose either, to
carry on.as they did before,
and promise to do again.
From such 4 situation the
Orthodox are‘appealing for
justice even more than the
Freedomites and with much
more justifiable cause. The
Freedomites can stop bejng
their own jailors by curtail-
ing their destructive careers;
the Orthodox cannot stop
guarding’ their’ properties
necessitating great effort and
expense without suffering ir-
reparable loss, Is‘ the mes-
sage’ clear?

lf there a anlution? ‘
‘Yes, if the provincial |
government itself ceases to '

Guess what? :

| epotted a full-time,'stay-at-home mather the other
day, which brings my total to three this year

{'m bragging. It was Just a fleeting diane of her in
flight, but it was enough to excite m

+ When | mentioned. this to a teacher frlend of mine
‘she nearly dropped the phone. ‘‘Tell me,’’ she shouted,
“where exactly did you spot this rare bird? “In the car,
where else? She was driving some children around."*

“Was she: In.our nelghborhood?"" e

“"Yes,'"
eat. What were the ages of the children?**
‘What's that.got to do with anything?"’ § asked.
‘*Plenty,"? she sald. ‘Have you any Idea what It's
ike trying to find;a homercom mother these days?"’

Ne had one poor mother who was the /

"t work outside the home. She wasse

ir for grades 3, 5, 8’ and 9. The poor ai

“soul finally, unraVelled. She was calling herself to bake *
“cookies, chaperon tletd trips, help with testing, assist on
‘the playground; ‘clBar tables in the cafeteria, and.make
costui for “ei shit appy feet for National Foot Care

only one who
homeroom, mot

eater to ‘fanaticism. and be .

prepared for a round-table
confrontation — to get to the
bottom of this peculiar. “mer-

_ty-go-round” ‘it has. perpetu-

ated by allowing a. minority
to hold hostage .a whole
society at the point. of a
‘matchl”

We are sick and tired of
this’ crazy game. For the
deranged and the unenlight-
ened there may be some
plausible excuse for not
knowing what they do, but
for government leaders, for

. What happened to her?""
“One. day she put herself on hold and she hasn't
been hdard o of..s)nce, We call It HOmeroom Mother
xBurngut, chess
‘shame. There used to be’ ‘30 many," 1

hey tell me,"’ she sald, “but not any
.more. Do you Have any Ided what It Is IIke to be the only .
“mother listed:under 'IN CASE OF EMERGENCY'?",
>. "41 had no Idea. ‘
-“"No one dogs. For years we took mother “for
granted. used to stand up in front of the class and say,
‘Could one of your: mothers... .’ and before | could: get
the. request,out of‘ my mouth, oe hands would go up and .’
they'd say In unison, ‘MY MOTH IER CAN DRIVE.’ You
never really appreciate them until they're gone. | know, |.

judges, p
lawyers and doctors — none!
Harry Voykin
Castlegar, B.C.

lost my mother a couple of weeks ago... She
Just couldn’t take the pressure: te

‘Where did she go?” | as

She got a Job as an air an controller."*

, CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 1, 1980

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