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Wednesday, September 9, 1992

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back in business

Castlegar Women’s Aglow Fellowship is resuming its month-
ly meetings with a morning coffee meeting at the Royal Cana-

dian Legion hall on today (Wednesday) at 10 a.m.
Guest speaker for this first meeting of the new season is Sue

Barker of Kamloops.

Barker, single parent and assistant pastor, has ministered
extensively throughout Canada and the United States, as well

as overseas.

In addition to a ministry in prophecy, Barker testifies to be-

ing miraculously healed of cancer.

Women’s | Aglow i is an interdenominational, international net-

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work of caring women helping other women to recognize their

roles and relationships according to the Bible and working for

spiritual unity among all Christian believers.

: All interested women are invited to attend the monthly meet-

A Shopping Spree at the

The forest is one of the
most dangerous workplaces
in B.C., but the number of
work-related deaths has
maintained a steady decline
over the past 50 years — the
results of improved oy
practices and training, legis-
lation enforcement and em-
ployee-employer co-opera-
tion, says a safety manage-
ment expert.

Simon Fraser University
business professor Steve
Havlovic has researched the
safety records of B.C.’s forest
industry over the past 50
years to determine the rea-
sons behind the consistent
drop in deaths.

“It’s encouraging to look
at this block of time and see
the improvement,” says
Havlovic. “Fifty years ago, as
many as 76 workers lost
their lives in accidents; by
1991, the number dropped to
20.”

But as Havlovic says, “I’m
not sure we should rest un-
til everyone is coming home

at night.”

Havlovic says the large
number of fatalities in the
early 1940s was directly re-
lated how wartime, when
qualified men were called t
fight while those with little
or no experience took on
forestry jobs.

“In the late 1940s, the
IWA started negotiating con-
tracts and building on the
safety committees that were
established in the 1920s by
the Worker’s Compensation
Act. These collective agree-
ments, along with the Work-
ers’ Compensation Board
gave teeth to the laws that
were on the books.”

In 1957, life-jackets be-
came mandatory for
boomers, reducing the aver-
age of five drowning death: a
year to zero. Increased en-
forcement and penalties
came into effect during the
1960s and in the following
decade, a new emphasis was
placed on accident preven-
tion.

Castlegar Safeway

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SERIES (All Tuesdays)
October 6 Catherine MacKinnon &
Don Harron
The Gizmo Guys /
ColorMen
Sabella Consort /
Kevin McNulty
First Draft

November 3

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ROCK CREEK & BOUNDARY
DISTRICT 46Th ANNUAL
FALL FAIR, SEPT. 19 & 20

An old tashioned country fair. Gates open “
7:00 a.m. for Cowboy Breakfast with

© Cattle Judging

* Arts & Crafts

« Midway

° Livestock Displays
© Greasy Pigs

@ Loggers Sports

* Bingo

© Gymkhana ©

e4H Events .

© Demonstrations

© Farm & Field Produce

© Children's Tractor
‘Race

«Home Cooking &
Canning

© Bavarian Garden

+ Live Music & Entertainment Both Days
Biggest Little Country Fair In British Columbia
Rock Creek Fair Grounds on the River
(Watch for directional signs on Hwy. 3)
Admission - Adults $5, Children Under 12 Free.

February 23
March 23

Little Eagles of Siberia
A Closer Walk with
Patsy Cline

April 27 Viveza

SERIES MEMBERSHIPS

(includes GST)
Adult

Seniors & Students
Family

Trail: Cominco Gym
Rossland: LeRoi Mali

Tickets on Sale
September 19,
1992

Castlegar: Pharmasave

Ticket offices will be open from
10 a.m. until all tickets are sold

first come, first served