in U.S.
VANCOUVER. (CP): :.—
Peto Lenchuk tells the same

DUNWOODY
& C0.

; Chartered Accountants

ato Columbia Ave. ;
(cGeatlegar
365-215)

Parts in stock for ;
foreign & domestic cars...
15 years experience to.

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123 McDonald Drive
(OH tekeside Dr.) Natson

61s Columbia Ave.

“Henry Joh B.Sc.;C.A.

Castlegar
Phone 365-7745

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_ Importers of ee:

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HARRISON & TAYLOR

f2.3306 oF 442: 2945

SSS SSS
JOHN'S BOOKS

(the, perder, for $16,000" ‘and
a house,

* ich they éatimate will cost :

enother $16,000, 2):

*S\4We rent a little two-bed- .

foom ‘house right now and
pay $176 a month. That alone
makes up for the exchange.
Nope, we won't come back.”

"There are several: ways 4

satesery, they applied’ for
‘and. received ‘resident’ alien”
-status,

Paul St. Hallare, who hes
been cor over ‘the
_ border Sor three years, ts less.
enthusiastic sbout.'the ‘ ar-, ‘
rangement, BO LS

“To live in one cduntry and
work in another is” not! as
sweet as it sounds,” said St.
Hillare,’'who.| married ‘an
American ‘and ~ commutes
from Birch Bay to his job at:
Safeway in Surrey, B.C.

“To live here is a different
ball game. It's net like having
a summer home. The whole
thing may look cheaper, but
you! have to look at. every-
thing. The exchange rate is
‘hurting us g lot and we don't
get,.much at a break on
income tax.

334-4929).

‘1570 2nd Ave.,
Trail — }-8078

‘(Across from Sateway) ‘
OVER 10,000 BOOKS
IN STOCK aT
% OF NEW: PRICE

:MAIO'S:
“CARPET
CLEANING .

“ BONDED & INSURED
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Oct. 25 for

month of November.

CHRISTINA LAKE
CONTRACTING LTD.
Sizes 600, 900 & 1,000

WE DELIVER!
447-9227

‘Box a Christina joke

COLEMAN COUNTRY ©

BOY SERVICE
Sump & Septic, Tank '
Pumping:
Phone 365-5013
3400 - 4th Avenue

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364-1371 :
1898C - 2nd Ave., Trail
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Loans
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noise buf we service *
what we sell and our
> prices are right.

: ‘Don' # buy another Honda:
-Puntil you chetk our price’

ceives ' tax credit foc living

in the U.S. but-his Canadian
exemptions are .pro-rated,:

based on the number of days”.
he spends in Canada.during < 4A;

the tax year,

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Appropriate fendsca ing’
design, installa opi i

“professional ‘approach to

< brush, roller'and

at cttordable prices

guaranteed siorkimanship
~ peferences available

Collect After.
Ape ee
a. ates :

connie shoe Repair’

' Keith Pendergast :

i PROPRIETOR
‘410- 11th Ave., Castlegar

PROFESSIONAL
Tree Topping, Shoping,
Removal & Fruit Tree Pruning
& Tree Service Ltd.

357-9984 01 357-9974
After ép.m.
Box 129 Salmo

‘All Work Guarante
Interior & Exterior »
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stimates :
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614 Front St., Nelson
352-9419)

: Filter Queen
Stan Harding Jr.
693-2369

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tre and, Tntaat Development
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he

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‘says local United :Way chairman: Judy vy Cammpbell :

parents wil

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ment situation to prov:

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‘with dé
has a'case load of about 80 families she’
Trail

nal “*!;The municipal votes, he is
‘confident, will give his group **

. the ability to put preasure on

. Parliament, municipal . gov-\)

ernments throughout’ . the
world and the United Nations

? take amore’ positive
oes ‘on the Proposition he

* expects’ would take’ 50’or 60

years to put’ fn place.’

He says poll, resulta ‘indi-
cate’ that'“in’ the ‘U.S, ‘and
Europe there is a new awak-:
ening, a new. realization that
the arms race is leading us to
Hell in'a basket and ‘we want

- it stopped.”

Stark also ‘is enthusiastic
about.a: national project by
members of Parliament start-

"ing Oct: 21 during which they

will visit 21 cities to support
the ‘November’ referendum
‘and to hear what the people
have to say about: disarma-
ment. After. the blitz, ‘they
will: write ‘a’ report’ on their
findings ‘and submit it to
Parliament.

e ‘unpaid leaves following a
sting Monday with BONU
representatives.
ie cunpaid leaves saved
: the hospital three-quarters of
‘a nursing position and nurses
didn't'take

icut hospital ‘ad-
¥ terierence, A

history “S

approach’ that brings people
together’ ‘and ‘tries to’ bring
out the best of ‘their indi-
vidual ‘skills’ is what makes.
the country hada 5

| wee restraint

opposed |

- VANCOUVER (cP) — A
B.C. ; Federation:‘of Labor
‘delegation met Friday with
provincial Labor,’ Minister

lease. “Accidents and ‘indus-
trial diseases do not conform
to simplistic: six: per:'cent

Bob McClelland, “and ex- limits,

pressed opposition with the
government's plan to bring
the Worker’s ‘Compensation
Board ‘under ‘its six-per-cent
restraint program.
Federation president Jim
outlined the labor
movement's concern on what
‘a six percent limit means to
the compensation board's op-
erating costs,
“The Federation is con-

cerned that the six per cent,
‘limit will lead toa decrease in

accident prevention pro-
grams such as work-site in-
spections:and enforcement,”

Kinnaird. said ‘limits : will
lead to an increase in‘ claims
and ‘that:, will’ add | to’ ‘the
board's current | $500 million
deficit.

“The Labor Minister does
not agree with our position,”
said Kinnaird, “but has given
his commitment that'he will
give direction to the: WCB
that preventive and “com-
pensation services should not |
be affected by the” atk: “Per.
cent ceiling.” * ‘

Kinnaird said that the’ fed-
eration will be’, monitoring
the situation to hold the Min-
ister to his commitment |