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Mr. ond Mre, Ken Gatenby ore
pleased | to © announce: the
preugemens of thelr, goughter

fo Jim, sone of M
er P. ‘Mokortolt, Wedding
a 9 ip

Mrs. ‘Willian Thorne: ore, bi

pleated tos announce e
engos ent: of thelr daughter

Marnita, to 'Jim,’son of Mr..and

Mrs. Sam Posinikott. 3a

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DUNWOODY
& C0.

Chartered ‘Accountants

410 Columbi Avi
Castlegor™:
Ph. 365-2151

SHELDON'S ‘CARPET
CLEANING |
PROFESSIONAL
“SERVICE

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" FOR FREE ESTUMA.TE CALL

365-3260.

“Tiffany Says
Thank You ..

Phil, Val & Shannon’ would

ralso like tovexpress their

gratitude for all the support

ith emotionally

The calls,

feel

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Pode tt jhrough this without
you. We love you. i

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ae: Ceneda Canada

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Street, Vancouver, 8.C., VEC 1A2, ond
endorsed with the y

number; will be:

Soligo, Koide
& John
Chartered Accountents
615 Columbia Ave.
(Upstairs)
Castlegar
Phone 365-7745

Benty. John, B.Sc., C.A,
lent Pariner

“The Complete’
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226-7584

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Gibson

“THE BEST"

Project Net

Spotom et Castlegar Altparh Bey
Gesine Dates 2:00, p.m., Vancouver
Copeeits $50.60.

Tender documents may also be seen

the Amoigameied, Construction
Autociation of 8.C. 2675 ‘Ook Sireel,
Voncouver, 8.€.1 Conatrvetion Plon Sar Ser.
vices, S785 syrile Street, Burnaby, B.
Southern interior” Cansirvet
Association, 241 Columbia Avenue,
‘Costlegor, 8.C., ond 401 - 1415 Hunder
Court, Kelowna, 8.C.

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ications.

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ITY SERVICE
INSTALLATION SERVICE

“EXPERT: ©
REPAIR SERVICE
on all major appliances
including fridges
by qualified technicians.
Authorized Repair Service
Large Stock of Parts

.365- 3388

plied by the Department, and
ecomponied by the security spettied
‘The lowest or ony tender not necessarily

Teloeone (a (604) 666-1978

Time to
get rid
of Pierre

NANAIMO (CP) — Car
salesman Jack Harris-had a
- brainstorm recently to boost
sales and help Canada’s poli-
tical parties — except for the
Liberals,

It was billed as the first-
ever “let's get rid of Trudeau
and a whole bunch of used
cars,” sale. Everyone who
bought a -car at. Harris’
Chevy-Old in this. Vancouver
Island city had $100 donated
to any political party except

the Liberals.

Area residents flocked to
the sale and Harris sold 24
cars. He said normally 12 to
14 vehicles would. have sold.

A full-page advertisement
in the local newspaper car-
ried news of the sale to the

),000 area A pic

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SALES & SERVICE

Commercial & Industrial
Tire Specialists °.

Passenger and Off-
Highway Tires

WHEEL BALANCING

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Service > >

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BTM BOBCAT
SERVICES

Sure nie Tank Service.
Top Soil
Excavating
Post Holes
Londscoping

Bax ioe
Backfilling

365-3015

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Nursery & Florist Ltd.
2601 - 9th Ave.;

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© Mortgages.
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- Savings
"Credit Union -

South’Slocan:

TOP QUALITY C! UTHING.
INFLATION F.GATER PRICES

_ NEARLY NEW SHOP ©
716 Rossland Aves Trail
«Phone 368-3517 i

TRAIL HONDA.|

We don't make a lot of
nolse but we service
what we sell and our

prices are right.':.
Don't buy another Honda
until you check our price’
~ or you may be Paying
too mu

Elliot Motors Ltd.

DBA Trail Honda
368-3377 Dealer, D6014

‘TROWELEX

Equipment Rentals

4450 Columbia Ave.
365-3315.

1358 Cedar, Trall368-9633

| * Appropriate: landscaping,

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Phone 352-515:

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367-9782

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‘BOY SERVICE
‘Sump & Septic Tank
Pumping
3400 - 4th Avenue
Castlegar

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289 Columbia
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Free. Estimates Cail Collect,

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insurance service
We have licence plates
Open 6 days a week
to serve you better:
Private auto Insurance:

‘clothes taken on consignment.

~ CASTLEGAR ©

| FUNERAL CHAPEL

ture of Prime Minister Tru-
deau was printed with the
caption: “Would you buy a
used car from this man?”

“Most of the people
thought it was a great idea;
they said, ‘Three cheers for
someone with the guts to do
it," said Harris’ son, Tom,
general manager of the deal-
ership.

+ Most of the $2,400 in dona-

s ‘federal and provincial

“; cgeats in the area. “More than

donation went to the

rt,” said

JOHN'S BOOKS

1570 - 2nd Ave.,
Trail — 368-8078
(Across from Sofeway)
OVER 10,000 BOOKS
IN STOCK AT

Ya OF NEW PRICE.

i separatist Western Canada TR.
ADES WELCOME

Groceteria & Laundromat
=." OPEN © 5
364 Days a Year
1638 Columbia Avenue.
(Bottom of Sherbiko Hill)
Mon. - Sat, 8:30 - 10:30 p.m.
‘Sun.& Hols, 9 - 10:30 p.m.

‘oceries, Tobacco,
Confectionary & General

Phone 365-6534

‘hang it all
wallpapering

“YOU PICK IT .,

WE STICK IT”.
Wallpapering - Painting
ve Discount for: Seniore \

Aiweninc’ 365-2441

Dedicated to kindly,
thoughtful service, -
Granite, Marble and
-Bronxe Plaques:
Phone 365-3222

The Hair panen’”

1241 - 3rd St. 365-3744 §

Ol aed Street"
‘astlegar
365-21 :
WELDING Aire $
AND LIES

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Oxygen — Acetylene,
Hobart Welders

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Keys Made é Locks Repares:

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Phone (604) 365-6790
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SECURITY CONSTULTANT.

“Complete Shoe Repair"

_ Keith Pendergast

PROPRIETOR
410° 11th Ave, Castlegar

_ PROFESSIONAL
}: Shaping
Renovel S Frult Tree! Pricing.

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& Tree Service Ltd.
368-6114

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Handcrafted Homes * 4
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SPAGHETTI HOUSE

‘For. Reservations: ‘

‘Phone 364-1816»:
“1478 Cedar Avenue
‘Teall, B.C.) :,:

CASTLE!

@-Custom Machining .
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®- Specialty Tools

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102 Woneta Plaza, Trail $

TOOL & Cia

FLU DRINK.TO THAT

to: keep’ one's spirits ‘up during the’

. Nothing like:

inflat
Bj\ hinge on whither the sderal federa

may,

‘are working well, enough;

 Manitoba’s | Howard | Pawley

‘say if Ontario will

«said: government should ‘be

‘spending . more : money, ' not

“less,:to fight
“Le

ssque = nie ‘the. Ottawa
at-

c Hempe by the Liberals’ to re.

tain. power.
\“Six) and five is like : ya)

: magician pa pulling rabbit, out

Meanwhile, '
union members

‘(Hatfield also wasn't’ Inter:

ove

‘Peckford ; said’; some -.pre-
‘might join the federal

Agency,’ the
» program:

Z ipoini
‘the table.”
lowever, Davis : swhioae

Ronnie Garay,

ocal her’ off é
hold’ es the fen day or two. ie

view. Tuesday tt ‘that bis local is

Tey

Israel will

JERUSALEM (REUTER)
— Prime Minister Menachem

Begin was quoted todays: ‘38>

telling three U.S. ‘congress-
men he expected Israel to re-
sume’ negotiations with
Egypt on Palestinian | auto-"
nomy, within :two or thkee
weeks.

“One of ‘the congressmen,

New: York Democrat James

Scheuer,. told reporters. Be- -°
gin. also~ ‘predicted Israel *

would ‘sign ‘a Peace treaty
with Lebanon in the near
future:

“Egypt has said it will not: d

resume negotiations ‘on au-

tonomy: for, the 1.3 million”

Palestinians in the Israeli-
occupied West Bank of the
Jordan River and the Gaza
Strip -- until.’ Israeli troops
leave Lebanon.

Scheuer said Begin did not
mention Egypt by name but

tonomy tions “ought
not to have to wait* until all
forces are out of Lebanon.”

The prime’ minister: expec:.

ted" the tales, held: erie

MONTREAL (CP) — After
hovering just | below, 80. cents...
Us. f for weeks, the Canadian:

lollar finally. broke. through

that’ barrier | ‘Tuesday. { for the”

first time in’ three months.
The currency. jumped, .to

81.10 cents against its Amer- *

ican. counterpart on <foreign
exchange markets,, up more

‘than a third’ of a cent from

z ically for three years without i

progress, would re-

sume™ within two or three

weeks, Scheuer said. a
Begin’ ‘reiterated | * Israel

‘would not withdraw its’ for- |

ces. from Lebanon until the

estimated » 80,000 Syrian.
“troops “!have | left,. the. con-"’ Isra

Dollar b

dent... Gemayel's ‘ Phalangist
forces have received exten-

two years ‘pad
use thelr. governments’ econ-
-omie clout to get the private
sector to do the same.

ested in bargaining, saying

‘the time for that is‘ past.’

However, Peckford. per-

‘Brunswi

; ‘for p
change its Foreign | Invest.“ Atheria, Quebec and ‘New
Re said di

Levesque. “of Quebec | said
provincial res

‘me re to'secure a new? job.
If the case is ‘successful,
Georgetti said the union will
pursue the case for about 75

B promising’

ployees, long-term’’ employ-

ment and ‘then laying them

off less'than‘a ‘year, later.’
‘economy died down |

leaving a lot of people with

frais they can’t afford to

‘ring: unexpected : develop-

predicted: the dollar’ would
stay strong and may even go
higher. °.

The expectation | of lower
U.S. rates sent speculators
scrambling». to -buy, up. the
Canadian currency, and -bar-

ments, traders foresaw little;
3 change in that trend,
‘swept ‘the: market,’ aan

#* While Canadian rates have 4

been - swinging lower for ~

weeks, U.S, rates have been
falling even faster..The latest
drop* came Monday, when
American banks. lowered
their prime lending rate ‘to
18.5 per cent from 14.

- OTTAWA: (CP) =
» federal government under: *

getary. spending deficit by.

+ $471 million ‘and ‘now says
the total ‘was $13.406 bil-
4 lion, not $12.95 billion as
stated in:the June budget.
‘The ‘new ‘estimate was
released ‘today in the Fi-
nance Department's annu-
it:

gay, revenues. during . the
“year: sotalled, ‘$54.552 | bil-

estimated its 1981-82:bud-

“Hon at
budget,
: Expenditures’ fotal ed
$67: 958 billion, $1,258 ‘bil-
- Mon more: than the $66.7.
billion stated in the sane

ache Sar el iiered

During April and May;
the: government’ raised
$7.731 “ billion’: and.’ spent
$10.608 billion, producing’a
< deficit of $2.877 billion, ‘the -

; department’ said.
The department said the -

‘annual . estimate, was | re-.
vised“ during the ‘normal
process of collecting and.
calculating, final spending

., and: revenue’ figures. -Fur-
ther refinements are Pos-
sible.

The , $18.406-billion def.

x, $184,106 spilice. including
5A

i require- -
“ments for: thei ‘3981-82 fiscal . «
“year remained: “almost the

‘tions and agencies, totalled

lations, dropping $9 million
‘to $8,831 billion as the 'in-
creased ~ biidgetary deficit
/was. offset ‘on < the -non-
“budgetary side of the led-
ger. -

Cash’ requirements in
the current fiscal year are
forecast: to reach $17.1
billion. The ‘accumulated
deficit at .year - end- was
* $94,669. billion.

The year-end statement ,
‘said. the government's
gross liabilities totalled

seer geen 5
and ' investments auade
through - Crown’ coprora-

1981. Before that there was
the Deceived Workers Act,
80 we're actually dealing with
two’ sets of. legislatic

‘The union's lawyers are
putting the finishing touches
- to a written submission that

‘Forest! Products sawmill in’

“S Beckings said ‘that Tilden's

break’ staff of 48, about 80 of them

tay bave: proved critical in
the death ‘of a Calgary wom- -
an’ whose body was found in
Golden. Tuesday,’ ber “em-
Ployer said.

Jill’ Rosemarie Venker, a

women, is stunned by Ven-
ker's death. “They are
shocked and dismayed,” he
said. “It's pretty hard to
comprehend it, it’s hard to
believe it actually happened.”

25-year-old Tilden Car Ren- -

tals worker, was found dead
jorning after an in-

lice ‘search by a,

ber team. She disap-

5041
peared, ‘Wednesday night on

the’ Trans :Canada ‘Highway
between Banff’ and’ Lake
Louise.’ :

STOP USING WOMEN

Seekings said Tilden will
no ‘longer allow women to
“ drop off rental cars “just be-
cause of the chance of some-
thing like this happening.”

“It's like closing the door
after the horse has gone but.

Ron Seekings; Tilden’s Cal: “you just don't think of any-

gary district manager said in

-,an ‘interview: from Calgary,

‘Venker and ‘another female
Tilden staff member were
driving to Lake’-Louise in
separate cars, Venker was to
drop off a‘car for.a customer.-
whose own vehicle had ‘bro-
ken down and receive a ride

back to Calgary.

+ They. were separated when
the second driver stopped off
for a sandwich: By the time
the woman reached Venker's

ay
“She went’ past Jill's’ car
and then stopped and backed
up,” said.’ 'Seekings. “She
shouted screamed for
her.” : yf oe p

thing like this happening.”
He said it’s still a mystery
as to how Venker.was lured
from her car. He said drivers
are told not to pick up hitch-'
hikers and Venker was “quiet,
-and @ little on ‘the. nervous
side — not the type to stop
for sometone on the road.”

The two Tilden cars were’

only about five minutes apart

when .Venker. ‘stopped for Fry

some reason.
But Venker’s father, "Rudy
Shelly, said his daughter was

‘the kind of person who would

stop‘ to help someone along
the road ‘who appeared to be

having car problems.

* = She ‘enjoyed hor job at the
Calgary car rental firm and
was ‘never nervous about
going on long road trips, he

his company did not miisre|
resent the jobs because “no
promises were made.”

By CasNews Staff:-"°
B.C. Timber Ltd. is expec-
ted to plead not’ guilty when
_it. goes to trial in: late No-
“vember on an air: pollution
‘charge involving the .wood
waste burner at its Kootenay

Nelson.”

Castlegar: lawyer Murray
Young, whois acting as agent
for the ‘company, said in an
interview Tuesday a date has
yet to’be finalized ‘for the
court appearance but it) is

to be in November.

i ‘A:date of November 24 had
been'set during a provincial
court appearance ini Nelson
Monday, but Young said that

VICTORIA. (CP). — Moet:
ings today and Thursday will

B.C. Government Euiplorees’'

Union, will settle . with bs :

scheduling.
-Young said “he
enter a plea: durin;

“allowed by KFP’s pollution

control permit’ for’ the. bur--:
ner. In an incide: t during the
.C, Timber: al-

"The: 40,000-member
“shut. down: all non

on sires “John Fryer. | the targe!

“ress” in the major issues such
as wages and: productivity,
er said.

Another full round of talks
are cheduled for today as the
two sides wade through the,
myriad of issues toward a
new contract.

The talks Tuesday dealt,
with general working -con-

o-- which was closed’ by pickets ©
for one, day ‘Aug.:6 and bas. -.

been) blamed’ for.a massive
drop in tourist revenues...

Essential services such as’
air ‘ambulance, ‘mental insti-
tutions and: jails were main-
tained throughout the strike.
Fryer has said the union will .
give 24-hour notice “of any:
future: work stoppage.

‘The union ‘is. challenging
the’ government's wage. re-
straint program, : whieh od

ditions, such as p: ‘of
safety equipments and payday.
schedules.” Womens’ issues
are expected to dominate the
discussion’ ‘today, 4

tiator Mike Davison to otter:
ing the unfon 6,5 per.cent:and..
five cent:in a two-year