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June 19, 19868

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Castlegar. Right-to-Life held its
regular monthly meeting June 13.

Events of the 1987/88 season were
highlighted. The year began in Octo-
ber with a slide presentation to the
Castlegar and District Hospital
board. November saw the annual
membership drive. January, 1988
was the beginning of what is proving
to be a busy calendar year. A
Presentation was made in early
January to the ministerial associ
ation and a visit was made to the
companion life-support service Birth
right in Trail.

A survey of local libraries was
completed with respect to pro-life
books. The old abortion guideline law
was struck down the end of January
with the result that letter writing to
government officials increased dram
atically

-to-Life

Efforts at public awareness of the
issue continues through efforts such
as contact with young people, an
approach to the Castlegar school
board about information in the
Family Life program, and two rallies
held outside Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco's ot one in February and
one in March.

April saw the local pro-life group
Support the showing of and help with
advertizing the Canada-wide TV
show Feel the Heartbeat. April also
saw once again the Right-to-Life
booth at the West Kootenay Trade
Fair.

Mothers’ Day in May was the date
of the annual Mothers’ Day vigil
outside the Castlegar and District
Hospital. The first major fundraiser
ever was a successful garage sale
held in May, as well.

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Projects, ideas, events and future
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year were discussed with many new
concerns mentioned, as well asthe
continuation of many previous proj-
ects.

The most immediate event is the
Lifeline walk-caravan project coming
through Castlegar July 14 and 15.
This is a walk across Canada be-
ginning simultaneously July 1 in
Prince Rupert on the west coast and
Halifax on the east coast and meeting
Sept. 17 with a rally in Ottawa.

The purpose of the walk is to
pressure the federal government and
all MPs to ensure legislation will
protect all human life from the
moment of conception.

The next regular meeting will be
Sept. 19 from 7-8:30 p.m. at Castle-
gar primary school.

WI ends
season

Robson Women's Institute held its
end-of-the-season meeting at a lun-
cheon at Lions Head Pub in Robson.

Eleven members and two guests
who were dressed in costumes of the
1913-14 era enjoyed a delicious lunch
and then went on to the home of Ivy
Salekin for the usual business and
picture-taking for the 75th anniver-
sary scrapbook.

Marian Jenner chaired the meet.
ing, then gave an interesting report
from the district board meeting. The
October workshop will be at Slocan
with three mini-workshops, entitled,
Chinese food, getting new members,
and how to run workshops. The
competition is white bread and fancy
potholders.

Members were reminded of wom-
en's institute catering in Robson flea
market June 26.

Mrs. Emily Scott offered to be
nominations convener and election of
officers will be in Sesptember. Rob-
son WI will be hosting the annual
craft fair this year; the dates to be
announced later. This ‘gives all craft-
makers a chance to start and plan
projects.

There is to be a B.C. Women's
Institute membership drive in Sep-
tember-October. Each branch is to
take part. Membership is at an
all-time low.

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GOLDEN COUPLE . . . Joe and Marie Schuepter of Robson celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary June 10.

Couple celebrates
SOth anniversary

A neighborhood surprise party
was held June 10 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Schuepfer of Rob:
son, on the occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary.

Joe and Marie Schuepfer were
married in Switzerland on June 12,
1938 and emigrated to Canada two
weeks later, settling in Renata. They
moved into Robson in 1945, where
they have resided ever since.

Joe worked for Cominco until 1975.
He has been a resident of Mount St.
Frances since 1985. Marie is well
known in the community for her in-
volvement with the flea market,
where she is the “Flea Market
Queen.”

They “have two daughters, Lor-
raine in California and Rita in
Vancouver; two sons Gilbert and
Jerry of Robson; four grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.

Marie was presented with “50
Loonies” and an album. Congratu.
latory messages were received from
Kootenay West MP Bob Brisco,
Premier Bill Vander Zalm, Lt. Lov.
Bob Rogers and Rossland-Trail MLA
Chris D'Arcy, as wel] as many phone
calls from family and friends.

Marie cut and served an anniver.
sary cake made and decorated by
Mrs. Zurek.

A family celebration was held at
the Mount on Saturday.

Lottery numbers

The winning numbers in Wednes-
day's Lotto 6-49 draw were 5, 9, 15,
21, 27 and 47. The bonus number was
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The jackpot pool of $1,483,559.70
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The winning numbers in the
Pacific Express draw Saturday night
were: 560353, 090696 and 358844.
The free play number was 3.

The Lotto B.C. winning numbers
were: 2, 5, 20, 28 and 31. The bonus
number was 9.

The Pick numbers were: 3, 6, 11,
21, 28, 34, 45 and 55.

In the event of a discrepancy
between these numbers and the
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JACK HEINRICH
... died June 15

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John Ellis “Jack” Heinrich of
Castlegar passed away Wednesday,
June 15 at the age of 63.

A memorial service will be held at
the Castlegar United Church on
Monday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Ted
Bristow and Rev. Clint Howard offi
ciating. Cremation has taken place.

Mr. Heinrich is survived by his
wife Joy, of Mount St. Francis Hos
pital, Nelson; two daughters, Janie of
Nelson and Joni of Vancouver; two
brothers, Raymond Heinrich of
Davidson, Sask. and Dr. Ron Hein
rich of Regina; two sisters, Joy Lett
and Nonie Daniel of Parksville, B.C.

Mr. Heinrich was born Jan. 165,
1925 at Davidson, Sask., a farming
community, where he grew up. At
age 17, he joined the Royal Canadian
Navy and served overseas during
World War II where he Was intro-
duced to steam engineering.

He married his wife Joy in
Vancouver and began his steam
engineering career working for many
different pulp mills throughout B.C.
retiring from celgar on July 2, 1984
after many years of service. He was a
charter member of the Merritt and
Castlegar Lions Club, member of the
Castlegar Curling Club, and the
Castlegar United Church.

In lieu of flowers, contributions
may be made to Mount St. Francis
Hospital, Nelson or the Cancer Fund,
Box 3292, Castlegar.

Cremation arrangements were
under the direction of the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel.

Summer
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Once again the Castlegar Library
is having a Summer Reading Pro-
gram for children ages three to 11.
The fun will begin July 11 with a
Jungle Safari theme, equipped with
crafts, games, music and of course
books. Other themes include “Voy
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“Villains and Heroes” and “Fun Ways
to Travel.”

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June 19, 1988

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Japanese buy company

VANCOUVER (CP) — The pur-
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Paper Manufacturing Co. Ltd. is the
latest stage in the Japanese com.
pany's steady 10-year expansion,
says a forest industry analyst.

Charles Widman, chairman of
Widman Forest Management, says
it's also part of a push by Asian paper
companies to secure their sources of
raw materials and could signal in-
ereased foreign ownership in the
Canadian pulp and paper industry.

“There's a trend towards more
foreign ownership in the form of
companies that are being acquired,”
Widman said.

Daishowa, whose Canadian sub-
sidiary is based in Vancouver, is
paying $585 million in cash for
British-based Reed’s North Ameri.
can assets, which include a huge pulp
and paper mill in Quebec City. it is
also assuming $66 million of Reed's
debt and will pay Reed a share of the
operation's profits from last April 2
until the deal is closed.

Although Widman estimated about
60 per cent of Canada's pulp and
paper industry is still domestically
owned and controlled, the foreign
stake is increasing through take-
overs and new projects.

One of the biggest foreign players
is Fletcher Challenge Ltd., the New
Zealand forest giant, which has
controlled Crown Forest Industries
Ltd. since 1983 and last year bought
fontrol of British Columbia Forest
Products Ltd. Both have significant
pulp and paper divisions.

The takeovers are part of a world-
wide spending spree in the pulp and
Paper sector fuelled by rising de-
mand, especially in developing indus-
trial ‘economies such as those in
southeast Asia,

Widman said there are 25 major
pulp and paper projects under con-
struction around the world, valued at
more than $10 billion.

Japan and China lead the Asian
expansion into North America,
where the political climate is stable,
raw materials and electric power

Inland Gas strong
Hydro candidate

VANCOUVER (CP) — Inland Nat-
ural Gas Co. Ltd. is a strong can-
didate in the bidding for British
Columbia Hydro's gas division, In-
land president Bob Kadlec said.

“Inland has the muscle and the
know-how to create an exciting
broadly based B.C. energy com-
pany,” Kadlec told shareholders at
the company’s annual meeting.

Because of strict confidentiality
rules imposed by the government, he
said he couldn't give any details of
the bid for Hydro’s gas division.

The Social Credit government is
selling the Crown corporation's gas
division as part of its privatization
Program under which about $3 billion
worth of government holdings are to
be sold.

Kadlec said after the meeting that
the privatization legislation intro-
duced by the government is “gen
erally good.”

The legislation restricts non-resi-
dents of Canada to a maximum 20 per

cent of the voting shares and four per
cent of a public share offering unless
cabinet determines it is in the public
interest. A provision also allows the
government to retain appropriate
control over ownership and man-
agement.

In addition, the chairman, chief
executive officer and 70 per cent of
the directors must be Canadian and
resident in B.C.

Five companies are on the short-
list: Inland; Inter-City Gas Corp. of
Toronto; Pan Pacific Utilities Corp.,
a Hydro management-led employee
group in partnership with Great
Lakes Group Inc., a company con-
trolled by Peter and Edward Bronf-
man of Montreal; Pacific Rim Gas
Inc., a subsidiary of Hong Kong and
China Gas Ltd.; and British Columbia
Energy Inc., a consortium of Sam
Belzberg, chairman of First City
Financial Corp., and West Kootenay
Power and Light Co., a subsidiary of
Missouri-based UtiliCorp United Inc.

Weekly stocks

relatively cheap and the workforce
well-educated, he said.

Daishowa's latest acquisition
makes it the biggest Japanese pres-
ence in the North American pulp and
paper sector.

Other Japanese companies in the
field include Mitsubishi, with an
operation near Cranbrook, and most
recently Oji Paper Manufacturing,
which has a joint venture with Can
adian Forest Products Ltd.

Daishowa started 10 years ago
with a 25-per-cent stake in Cariboo
Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd. of Quesnel,
added a half interest in Quesnel

River Pulp Co. and is due to start
Production in 1990 at a new $500
million kraft pulp mill in north
western Alberta on land that in
cludes some of the controversial
Lubicon Indian land claim.

Once the Reed acquisition is com-
pleted, Daishowa’s annual North
American pulp and paper production
will total more than 1.3 million
tonnes.

Dick Bryan, an economist for the
B.C. Council of Forest Industries,
called the foreign buyouts welcome
news because they preserve and
create jobs in Canada.

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Friday on the Vancouver Stock Ex-
change. Volume at close was
15,045,418 shares.

Of the issues traded, 270 advanced,
273 declined and 527 were unch:

at $1 on 613,000 shares, Rimacan
Resources remained at -31° on
424,500, 20th Century Energy climb-
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Gold fell .06 to .08 on 181,000.
Greentree Energy advanced .13 to
.83 and Hunti Resources de-

for a VSE index of 1084.99, up 1.22
from Thursday’s close.

International Prism was the most
active trader among equities, up .07
to .82 on 292,000 shares, MacMillan
Energy gained .25 to $2.50 on
251,450, Brican Resources fell .10 to
$1 on 136,500 and Pezgold Resources
advanced .23 to $2.08 on 111,000.
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3400-4th Avenue
Castlegar