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Saturday, June 20, 1992

Nine to FIVE

Your business is
our business
Neil Rachynski
365-7266

HEALING?

The Canadian
economy is
getting back on
track, according
to Federal
Fiance Minister
Don
Mazankowski.

A report states
he feels there’s
hope across the
country that the
recession is
over.

ENOUGH
ALREADY

$60 billion is
plenty of money
to run a health
care system in
Canada,
according to
Health Minister
Benoit Bouchard.

A report from
Ottawa states
the Minister said
if health care
costs can't be
controlled, user-
fees may have o
be introduced.

OFF THE
AIR

Statistics
Canada says the
private radio
industry took-an
unprecedented
$41 million bath
last year.

A committee of
broadcasters is
asking the
federal
government to
waive license
fees for three
years to help the
industry get
through the
recession.

WorkRPLACE

Home

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Neil Rachynski
NEWS REPORTER

man.
company, Print Access.

call Castlegar his home.

Aylsworth said.

Print Access out of their home.
“I’m in . the

other businesses.”

“FuB-DuB,” the
Business Development Bank.

Sweet

Bill Aylsworth is a careful

Aylsworth researched the
entire Kootenay region before
deciding on Castlegar as the
city of choice to establish his

After stops in markets in
Vancouver, Edmonton, New
York and Melbourne, Australia,
Bill Aylsworth can comfortably

“We did extensive Kootenay
research, looking for something
that had what we wanted to do
for business and for pleasure.
Castlegar was the place,”

In his late 40s, Aylsworth is a
newlywed. He and wife Beth set
up residence in Castlegar some
three months ago, operating

printing
business,” Aylsworth says, “I
looked where the business was
being served least well and that
was here, I don’t mean that to
sound like a reflection on the

Aylsworth’s says he gathered
information from most cities in
the Kootenays and utilized the
library from what he calls
- Federal

When it came to choosing
areas in B.C., he says the

La.

own printing business. :

Castlegar newcomer Bill Aylsworth plans to make a name for himself in the Kootenays while opening his

News photo by Neil Rachynski

‘Okanagan wasn’t even a
contender.

“The Okanagan was out
because of tourist pressures in
the summer in places like
Kelowna and Penticton,” he
said.

Aylsworth says the scenic
beauty of Castlegar made it
hard to pass up. The low house
prices made it even harder.

After being raised in
Kamloops, Aylsworth skipped
across the border in 1960 to to
earn a degree in print
management at California’s
polytechnical university in Los
Angeles.

This set him on a career that
has taken him around the

world.

He now plans to make use of
his globe-trotting experiences in
Castlegar.

Aylsworth says he’s not about
to take on other printing
agencies head-to-head.

“I’m not here to compete, but
to find holes in the market.”

Aylsworth says he’s enlisted
27 suppliers in Canada and the
Northwest United States to do
his manufacturing.

“Out of 27 suppliers, 22 only
deal to a registered dealer, not
(the public),” he said.

“That means we get it
cheaper because (the
manufacturers) have no sales
force and therefore no sales

overhead.”

Aylsworth says he has access
to total state-of-the-art
typesetting capability. :

“There’s nobody in
Vancouver, Calgary or
Edmonton who can do more in
typesetting,” he said. “Volume,
yes, but as far as the type of
product, no.”

Aylsworth is understandably
excited about his business
venture.

In fact, he said he can’t wait
to hit the bricks when Print
Access opens Monday.

“It’s going to be fun,” he said.

“Tm not going to run against
anyone but I am going to find
my own niche.”

Just making it legal.

just to legalize the transaction.
Call it a show of faith.

bridge.

secure the bridge.

bout 1,600 feet.

If you’re wondering why the
icity sold two pieces of land to
ithe province for a dollar, it was

The province needs that
property by the old ferry
landing to continue with the
proposed Castlegar-Robson

Apparently these give-aways
work both ways when one entity
has a particular goal in mind.
In this case, it’s the city trying ;

I guess the property isn’
uch anyway. Just two narrow
trips by the river totalling ~ alley.

Bottom
Line

one official with the

Transportation Ministry said
t about the only thing you could
build on it is a skinny bowling

| Nei RACHYNSKI

Speaking of the bridge, it

Castlegar city council still trying to bridge the gap

appears the city is knocking on
every ministerial door to keep
up the issue of the structure.

This time it’s the Ministry of
Environment, Lands and Parks.

The city hit up John Cashore
for support but he stated it’s not
his responsibility. He was,
however, more than happy to
pass the word on to Transport
Minister Art Charbonneau.

Next.

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If you think it’s hard getting
a quorum this summer you’re in
the majority.

Renee Read at the Chamber
of Commerce says no regular
board meetings are scheduled
for the group because of how

much the attendance falls.
Executive meetings, however
will continue. Read adds that
the Nancy Greene Tourist}
Information Centre is now open.
Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. seven days a week.
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The first of a series of public
meetings for the proposed
RCMP building begins Monday!
at council’s chambers with a
presentation at 8 p.m.

Going in person is the best/
way to decide how you should
vote on the building’s $1.7
million price tag. Remember the}
fiasco with last year’s paving
referendum? Let’s not let that
happen again.

@ Saturday, June 20, 1992”

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‘Vv ANNOUNCEMENTS
6 Births

TO WARREN and Romona Ruley
(nee Ostoforoff), a girl, Stephanie
Michelle, 11 Ibs.1/2 oz. a sister for
Cameron and Shantelle, born
June 13 at Nanaimo Hospital.
Proud grandparents are Walter
and Lucy Ostoforoff. (1/49)

15 Car Pools.

LOOKING FOR a ride to Trail and
back Monday-Friday. Leave
Castlegar approx. 8 a.m. and
return 5 p.m. Will help pay gas.
Phone Brian at 365-3706. (3/48)

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Loni

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36 Found

FORD KEY at Inland Park, June
11. Owner may claim at Castlegar
News. (3/48)

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42 Personal

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY.
In Memoriam Donations. Infor-
mation, Box 3292 Castlegar, B.C.
V1N 3H6. Ph. 365-5167. (104/28)

CEMENT FINISHER for hire.

Forming, placing and finishing.
Sidewalks, patios, driveways, etc.
Phone Perry Hyson, 365-6898.
(7/47)

JOURNEYMAN carpenter, doors,
decks, drywall, roofing, repairs,
etc. Free estimates, guaranteed
work. Call John, 365-0384. (7/46)

EARL'S CARPENTRY — Houses,
renovations, concrete, painting,
swimming pools, liners, chemicals,
spas — reasonable — work
guaranteed. 365-8355. (tfn/98)

HARD WORKING and reliable
university student looking for any
sort yardwork, odd jobs, etc.
Please call Darryl 365-2258. (3/48)

UNIVERSITY student willing to do
lawns, painting, gardening, etc.
365-6402. (3/48)

ALCOHOLICS Anonymous and Al-
_Anon. Phone 365-3663. (104/91)

18 Coming Events

Castlegar
& District

CASTLEGAR GRIEF SUPPORT.
Meetings Home Support Office, 7
p.m. on the 3rd Monday, monthly.
365-6883 or 365-2148. All in grief
welcome. (104/4)

ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING

Mon., June 22

7 p.m., Arts Room,
Community Complex ¥,
Refreshments Provided yb

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v_ EMPLOYMENT
90 Business Opportunities

'V SERVICE GUIDE
166 Beauty/Health/Services

VENDING ROUTES - All cash
business. Investments from
$5500. Part-time hours net huge
returns. Before you invest, call the
best. Get-the straight facts. Eagle
Profit Systems 1-800-387-CASH.
(7/44)

GAS BAR and convience store for
lease. 359-7888. (3/48)

99 Help Wanted

Book your party now and receive
your CRYSTAL GIFT. Cindy, 365-
0057, TOTALLY TROPICAL
INTERIORS. (3/47)

DRYWALLERS and _ tapers
needed. Only experienced need
apply, Own tools required. 365-
3338 between 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m.
Ask for Dave. (3/48)

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licence and can work on a casual
basis for approx. 3 hours per
week? The Castlegar News
requires a responsible person to
pick-up newspaper returns once a
week. Please call 365-7266 days
and ask for Heather. (3/48)

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126 Work Wanted

HARD WORKING, experienced,
18 year old college student willing
to do general yard maintenance,
help with house construction or
odd jobs. Call Dan 365-6356.
(3/48)

HOUSE CLEANING —- 12 years
experience, efficient, reliable,
references available. Phone
evenings, 365-6914. (3/48)

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Castlegar, B.C. V1N 3H4

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THE FAR SIDE

By GARY LARSON

“Carl, maybe you should just leave your flashlight off.
We're trying to scare these kids, not crack ‘em up.”

226 Florists

292 Tree Services

~ *
‘Congratulations Grads

BRANCHING OUT. TREE
SERVICE. 362-5076. (tfn/80)

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; to our Grad:

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For ALL Your Insurance
BUSINESS + HOME + RVs
LIFE - BOAT INS. NEEDS,

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Home 365-5386
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ve. Trail. :
Misc. Services
M & M MINOR MAINTENANCE:
Interior/Exterior Buildings/Pro-
perty. Electrical, Carpentry,
Plumbing, Hauling + More. Parking
Lot Striping. Reasonable Rates.
Experienced, Qualified, Thorough.
Call Bill 364-2595 (Trail) 357-2519
(Salmo). (7/45)

268 Plumbing, Htg. & Air Cond.

Valhalla
Plumbing

24-HOUR
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
Please Call
355-2301

Vv PETS & LIVESTOCK
336 Kennels

Shwarzenberg Kennels (regd.)
40 Ib. Food $16.40 no G.S.T.
ALSO SELL:
“All Sizes of Travel Cages™
Leashes Nail Clippers * Brushes
Shampoos + Whistles
365-5104 etc. - 365-5464
(Minto Rd., Castlegar Industrial Park)

350 Livestock

PEEP! PEEP! Chicks, $77/100;
Pullets, $150/100; Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Started Pullets at
$4.10 each. MOUNTAIN
HATCHERY, 1341-20th Street
S.W., Salmon Arm, B.C. V1E 4M2.
Phone 832-4703. (16/37)

351 Pets

QUALITY fancy gold fish, pond
fish KOI and Oscars. Specials on
all tropical fish. Taking orders for
pond plants. Weekdays 3-7 p.m.
Weekends 10-5.Ph. 229-4752.
(7/44)

GIVEAWAY - 9 year old purebred
Cocker Spaniel to loving -home,
ASAP. 365-6801. .(3/48)

GIVEAWAY - 6 week old kittens,
2 black males, one calico female.
365-3026. (3/48)

354 Poultry

PEEP! PEEP! Chicks — Meat
strain, $77/100; pullet, $150/100;
turkeys, ducks, geese and started
pullets at $4.10 each. MOUNTAIN
HATCHERY, 1341-20th Street
S.W., Salmon Arm, B.C., V1E
4M2. Ph: 832-4703. (16/37)

‘V MERCHANDISE FOR SALE
373 Appliances

RE-CONDITIONED fridges,
stoves, washers, dryers,
dishwashers. Call collect —

City Furniture, Kelowna, 862-5103.
Free weekly delivery to the
Kootenays. (tin.59)

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