CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 21, 1983

Consumers spending

way out of recession |

. OTTAWA (CP) — Econ- forecasters finds consumers with real GNP growth aver:

omic forecasters now are coming on strong — a con- aging 4.6 per cent.

more optimistic than ever
and say spending by.consum-
ers is leading the way in cre-
ating the most promising
economic outlook since the
onset of the recession.

Any any fears that high
unemployment and the lack
of any real growth in wages
may depress spending and in
turn slow recovery have dis-
appeared, according to the
latest Conference Board of
Canada survey of the coun-
try’s leading economic fore-
casters.

“The quarterly survey of
Canada’s leading économic

sensus among the 19 fore-
casters is that real consumer.
spending will increase by 2.8
per cent this year,” the board
said in a news release today.
That is an increase of a full
percentage point over the
last forecast of 1.8 per cent.
‘, Further, real economic
growth, as measured by
gross national product, will
be 2.9 per cent, up from 2.3
per cent forecast earlier.

“Almost without excep-

tion, survey respondents be- ©

lieve the recovery, will stren-
gthen considerably in 1964,

‘The. survey: leo shows

moet forecasters surveyed by

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costs are at their lowest level
in years; pre-tax corporate

\profits. are improving at a

record pace; 283 per cent in
the first quarter alone.

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( ig” jomi the’ ‘most unique pet award for her
edd during th SPCA Pet Parade held Saturday to mark United Way.

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‘The Society’ for the Bewenticn S ‘Cruelty to Animals
eld 'a\“Pet Parade” Saturday: in; conjunction’ with the
United Way, kickoff day activities. ©

total of 19 pets were entered in three categories:

cats and small: pets. Each jpart{eipant

it. received

logs;
either a token for afree sundae donated by Dairy Queen

‘or‘cash award, and each pet received flavor snacks or

treats donated by KC Pet Mart.
{Names of winners and their pets are:

Largest Brandy, fos AINE Smallest

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Bandit, owned ‘by Darrel ‘Dutton. Shortest tail —Cola,
‘owned by. Rebecca Yardim,’ Noisiest — Dede, owned by

T.C.,: owned by.

Cody, owned by Christy Pether.

Prizes were also given to the most unique pet — a
dog named Brutus who is owned by Sam Jardim; the
largest small pet, guinea pigs (Snoopy and Nosie) owned

by Jenny Armstrong; and the smallest small

pets —a

catfish owned by Derek Armstrong.

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‘Buster, owned by Gail
Chelsy, owned by. Ian
re (8pu owned by Sandy Kalesnekoff.
Smokey, owned by Rhonda Dutton. Oldest (16
‘Andy Pether. Prettiest — gE

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-DTUC proposals aired

A delegation representing ‘This coalition formulated a “centre. As well, the coalition
coalition

of Nelson commun-

‘noted in its presentation the

met} with

ity
Dr. Pat MeGeer, universities,

jence and technoloy min-

| -ister’and Education Minister

Jack Heinrich in Victoria last

k week to discuss the future of

David ‘Thompeon University:
‘Centre.

set of proposals; which: was
1 k the
community for support and.
presented at the: Victoria
meeting.
The presentation of the
eoalition’s proposal was fol-
lowed by a “frank and open

made by the
‘University of Victoria and
Selkirk College.

Members of the coalition
indicated their desire to per-

toa

‘as arranged recent press release.

i ‘usremasaiee coalition

ed to discuss
tion andthe

In its ‘release, the coalition
‘said that it expressed appre-
ciation for the ministry's: con}!

7 tinuing. ‘commitment: \to : he’

‘with’ the agreement ‘of the
University ‘of: Victoria, Sel-
» kirk: College. and the ‘Nelson

community.
Asa result of this meeting,
McGeer and Heinrich author-

lew. Ton ny aaa of

Peychologist and university,
professor. ' ':

The

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future and will make rep-
‘ .; Fesentation to interested par-
| ties at that time, the release
stated. ,

“The. coalition . feels . the
meeting met its ojectives in
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- involved the constructive con-
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“versity of Victoria,” the re-
lease said.

Talks on
the Third.
World

What's happening in Cen-
tral America? Can we tie it in
with our lives in British Col-
umbia? Can we see how we
affect and are affected by the
‘politics of the Third World?

Community. workers Ann
Holden and Bud Godderis of
Castlegar will look at those

Eanet om in the Slocan

Both: Holden and Godderis
“have been involved in com-
“munity education about the
Third World, and are work-

Nations conferences on Third

_ World issues. Two years ago

he toured Nicaragua with

union, community and church
from B.C.

istrator of.‘ the Kootenay
Columbia Child Care Society,
has lived in Nigeria and Sri
Lanka.

The Sept. 28 workshop
starts at 7:80 p.m., and there
,is\no admission charge.

ing ‘with interested and in- +

oTbat: sre wait ls pos,
ple who are interested in'sex

“separator. widowed or never ~
‘married.

© Often. the “husband is

Batts told a news. cnbacecs sees,

at the annual ting of the ,
len

4 heir later years men
nt ‘women’ both ‘slow: down, *
but a woman has the ability
to have sexual. experiences
throughout her life while:a
man's activity-will| decrease.
as he grows older, Batts said.

| Heart attacks, strokes, hy-
sterectomy, or prostatectomy
should not preclude an active
sex life for anyone, says the

‘ National Institute on Aging.

‘In fact, “a pattern of regular
sexual activity helps to pre-
serve’ sexual ability,” the in-

stitute advises.
‘A recent study at the Uni-

"versity of South Carolina said
, most ‘sexual, problems ex-

“One ‘of ‘the “best: treat:

ménts* fer «menopause 16a” %

loviig ‘and understanding
husband,” Batts said. “If you
love somebody'and they look

_& little different, that is not: ’~

Swhat is important.”

Sex ‘after: mexopause may
not :be for ‘all. women, “Dr.
Vicki Lynn Seltzer, director.

of obstetrics and gynecology ©.

at Queens Hospital: Centre,
Jamaica, N.Y., told the news:
confurence.

“1'don't. think -we should
impose upon women the.idea
that they should continue’ to

have sexual’ relations if they
don't want. to,” she ‘said.

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