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Want to make
a little money
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Question period not

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DUNE-BUGGY for reconstruc-
tion, $690. 365-3: evenings.

WANTED TO BUY: E
parts for XL125 Honda.

1975 HONDA 500. Needs TLC.
$390. 365-35:

365-3520 evenings. _7/%

to RENT: heated
needed

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ANY FORMER KJSS band studen-

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365-571

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references available,
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mechanic, journeyman ticket
required. Apply ot antag | ce
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“You're quite a puzzle, aren't you?”’

NOVEMBER SPECIAL

UNIVERSITY student will do

. silver

jecomber. $5

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PHONE 365-7980. ttn/40

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Ph. 365-2932
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WANTED
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3/94

call
3/94 want ppl
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pickup. 365-6239. 3/94

TO BUY: sleigh in
Condition. 365-2787.

TO BUY: Lookout Mountain Ran.
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tocks 447. . 3/94

Castlegar News
197 Columbia Ave.

TO BUY:
early 1930s. 368-:

TO BUY: Double baby stroller
good, condition Reasonable.
3837.

id wooden radios from from
5666.

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Also $rd 8 Gravel

Wally Kazakoff
Contracting

CALL 365-6537

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OUT TO THE
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ts making availa

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Qualified individuals
or groups should contact
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at No. 1740, 885 W. Georgie $t.|
jancouver, B.C.

or phone 682-5253

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5167. 104/16

THE 6.C. HEART FOUNDATION
accepts with gratitude “In

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tment's drafting section in Trail.

will have “red a minimum of
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By PORTIA PRIEGERT
OTTAWA — If you're looking for answers, you
probably don’t want to go to the Commons’ question

You'll find plerity of questions but you'll also find
glib-tongued ministers adept at answering without
answering as they face the 45 minutes of orchestrated
outrage.

Their so-called “honorable friends” from the other
side of the Gommons serve up the daily quota of
questions, hoping for an ace on one of several basic
themes:

- Why is the government still wasting taxpayers’
money?

When will it acknowledge that it’s totally in-
competent?

- And, why doesn't the government resign in shame?

Visitors to Ottawa are told question period is the
most entertaining 45-minute show in town.

Ent Yes.

Informative? Not necessarily.

For one thing, question period doesn’t truly reflect
the work of Parliament. The public sound and fury hides
the real work of the Commons — the debates on
legislation, committee work and action on behalf of

constituent

Tact itening, the Liberals and New Democrats plot
the order and phrasing of their questions, often basing
them on the latest headlines, sometimes rehearsing lines
in front of their office mirrors.

SEEKS COVERAGE

They hope, in turn, for ample coverage on that
night’s news and in the next day’s papers.

Although ministers don't have to answer, they
usually say something — although it can include changing
the subject, passing the buck, denying everything,
launching counter-attacks and blocking with jokes and
doublespeak.

That's why it's ndt called answer period.

Doug Lewis, the Conservative deputy House leader,
thinks the opposition parties perform poorly at question
period because they follow the day's news like lemmings
and stress personality over substance.

“It's a question whether it's question period or
slander period,” he says.

all that informative

New Democrat MP Neil Young says the Tories tend
to be defensive when questioned and respond with
personal attacks and “96-per-cent. bafflegab.”

Liberal House leader Herb Gray says question
period is an important way to make the government
accountable.

“It has gone beyond simply a means of seeking
information,” Gray says. “You're challenging the govern-
ment, you're trying to make a point to the public at large
about what you're doing.”

No one was surprised when opposition members
attacked a cabinet decision to give Triple Five Corp. $4.6
million to help build F a marine
park at West Edmonton Mall.

Auditor General Ken Dye had just released his
annual review of government spending. It criticized the
iibecroanl for giving the wealthy Ghermezian brothers

the regional grant, saying would
have been built without it.

Day One: The Liberals ask Deputy Prime Minister
Don Mazankowski, an Albertan, to explain the “gift.”
Industry Minister Robert de Cotret responds, saying the
grant was made “to ensure realization of the project.”

The Liberals ask what kind of scam Mazankowski is
involved in. Mazankowski says the tourist attraction de-
serves support.

Liberal John Nunziata asks if the grant was linked to
donations to the Conservative party. Mazankowski says
the question scrapes the bottom of the barrel.

Day Two: De Cotret says federal officials thought
Fantasyland wouldn't proceed without government help.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney says he knows opposition
MPs “are opposed to the interests of Western Canada.”

NDP Leader Ed Broadbent calls out: “That's a

It's against parliamentary rules to call members

Broadbent apologizes.
New Democrat Jim Fulton refused at that point to
apologize for calling out “lying scum.” He apologized
three weeks later.

Day Three: Speaker John Fraser decides he has
heard enough.

“The questions, although not exactly the same, really
do search after the same mission,” he observes. “The

is that the are, of course, very

much the same.”

liars.

By BRENDA DALGLISH
Canadian Press

eS ee oes! trom fury
to designer chocola'

cove rere bit by tho shar
ket,” said Barbara Shepherd,
Creeds manager of sales pro-
motions. “There was a def-
inite quiet period after Black
Monday. So we decided why
wait until after Christmas?”

Creed’s is among the first
of.what analysts predict wili
be many sales as retailers
move to sell large inventories
to consumers who are more
sober in their Christmas

For many retailers, the
Christmas season is the dif-
ference between profit and
Joss for the year. Christmas
1987 is more uncertain than
usual. No one knows how
consumers will react to the
mid-October stock market
crash.

A worried consumer is a
shopper more interested in
filling a savings account than
a shopping bag; one who cuts
back on extravagances and
hunts for bargains.

A worried consumer is bad
for retailers.

However, for public con-
sumption, most retailers in-
sist sales midway through

Student visits man

of electrical theory are mandatory.

The incumbent will perform, under limited direction, com
plex drafting duties, including design work, in connection
th the “electrical, civil/atructural” ond mechonicol

which
help promote Heart Research.
Cords sent to next-of-kin
3023, Castlegar, B.C Toa/et

lines ond other
engineering applications.

This position is covered under our collective agreement with

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ST. PETER LUTHERAN

713 - 4th Street
Office 365-3664
Rev. Glen Backus
Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday Schoo! 10:15 a.m.
Youth Group,
Sunday, 6:30 p.m.
Bible Study, Wed., 8 p.m.

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ANGLICAN CHURCH
“1401 Columbia Avenue
Sunday Services
8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Rev. Charles Balfour
365-2271
Parish Purpose:

“To know Christ and

make Him known”

Sundey

809 Merty “Crock S Rood
Past Fireside Motel
Sunday School
10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship

11:00 a.m.
Evening Service

INA — Childe
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Study & Prayer 8p Bp.m

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PENTECOSTAL
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in coma as punishment

FOND DU LAC, Wis. (AP)
— Once every month, Mat-
thew Zacherl gets a ride from
the Fond du Lac jail to a
nursing home where he visits
the 23-year-old man he put
into a coma in a drunken
auto accident.

The visits are part of the
sentence a judge gave the
former University of Wis-
consin-Stevens Point student

Lottery
Numbers

‘The two $1-million winning

after he pleaded guilty in
April.

Witnesses said he took
another student's car and
that the owner, hanging on to
the outside of the car, was
injured when Zacherl drove
into a building.

Gregory TerHorst of
Neenah suffered severe brain
damage and there has been
no change in his condition
since the accident in May
1986, said his father Court-
ney TerHorst.

“It's something to deal
with; I'll live with that for the
rest of my life,” Zacherl, 21,

Christian Education 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 6: 0 p.m.

EDNESDA\
7:00 p.m. Bible soy — Prayer
— Crosstire for Youtl

7:00 p.m. Youth Meeting

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Sunday Morning Worship
00 a.m.
Prayer & Bible Study
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m
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Postor: Ken Smith
Assistant: Morley Soltys

EVANGELICAL
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914 Columbia Ave.
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.
Family Worship Service
11:00 a.m.

Bible Study: Prayer
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Ladies Bible Study
Friday, 9:30.0.m.

Youth Ministri

Phone: 365-6675

H
Tst p.m.
2nd, 3rd and 4th
Sundays, 10a.m.
No service 5th Sunday

Home Bible
Study Courses
Non-Denominational Family
Church, Preaching the
Word of Faith

FULL GOSPEL

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(A.C.0.P.)

Below Castleaird Plaza
Phone 365-6317
Pastor: Barry Werner
Phone 365-2374
— SUNDAY SERVICES —
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:30
Evening Fellowship 6:30
Wednesday: Home

Meetings 7:00
Friday Yout!
Ministries 7:00 p.m.
HOME OF CASTLEGAR
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
365-7818

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UNITED CHURCH

OF CANADA

2224-6th Ave.

14 Blocks South of
Community Complex
10. a.m. — Worship
and Sunday School
Mid-Week Activities
for all ages. Phone

XSI BUILDINGS [+4
INVITATION

KJSS
debaters
do well

By CasNews Staff

The Kinnaird junior sec-
ondary school debating team
won eight out of nine com-
petitions during the Rossland
debating tournament on Fri-

numbers in Sunday's Super
Loto draw were 1044588 and
2504988.

There were subsidiary
prizes of $100,000, $5,000,
$250, $50 and $10 for mat-
ching the last six, five, four,
three or two digits respect-
ively of the winning num-
bers.

In all, 40,000 winning tic-
kets with a total value of
$3,010,000 were available in

the draw. lay.
In the boys division, Gra-

ham Basson and Mark Hurd

aa
teams.

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Hurd also placed second in
the individual category.

are good, al-

though they decline to pro-
competitive

son and we don't think the
stock market will have any

outne and Rewind of Motors
Generators, Power Tools, Pumps
General Machine Work
Welding and Fabricating

Purp!

thing, but it’s certainly been

fairly buoyant for the first

couple of weeks,” Peter said.
Retail analysts tell a dif-

ferent story.

They say stores enjoyed
good sales earlier this year
and were expecting a strong
Christmas.

“Unfortunately, they're
not all that well
for this because things had
been going so well they
stocked up in inventory,”
said John Winter, a retail
analyst with Clayton Re-
search in Toronto.

“If that inventory doesn't
move — and I don't think it
will move as fast as they
were expecting — they'll give
it a little push, and if one does
it everyone does it.”

Winter predicts Christmas
sales will be up six per cent
from 1986 — real growth of
about two per cent after in-
flation.

But while sales are ex-
pected to increase, profits
may not because prices will
be marked down, he said.

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said in a brief telephone in-
terview last week from jail
where he is serving a six-
month sentence.

The visits are sometimes
difficult, but he is getting
used to them, Zacherl said.
His last visit was Oct. 24.

He usually visits the coma-
tose man on the last Sunday
of the month and has a good
attitude about making the
visits and fulfilling other
parts of his sentence, said
Stanley Ries, his probation
officer.

“This is not a criminal,”
Ries said. “This is (the result
of) a tragic drunken college
party . . . It shows you the
tragedy that can happen.”

Judge Robert Jenkins or-
dered Zacher! to make the
monthly visits for six
months, then once every
three months for the rest of
the year following sentenc-
ing, then every six months
during the rest of his six-year
probation.

He also ordered him to do
200 hours of community ser-
vice work, abstain from al-
coholic beverages and pay at
least $50 US monthly to the
TerHorst family:

Zacherl was not charged
with drunken driving but the
judge noted police reports
said he had a blood alcohol
content of 0.226 per cent.

RANG

TO TENDER
Sealed Tenders marked Q87-
49 — “JANITORIAL SERVICES -
B.C. will be received up to
3:00 p.m. local ume ne 18th
day of December, 1967, and
thowe available ot Wey tie
be opened in public ot:

British Columble Buildings

552 Stanley Street
Nelson, B.C. VIL IN

Please direct all enquiries to
Mr. Goeton Lopierre at 354-
6191. GOLD &
All bidders are required to at-
tend a mandatory site toor of
tioned

Premises, to be held on Wed:
doy

December, 1987 at 1:00 p.
at the Health Unit. ara oth

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SEVENTH-DAY
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Phone 365-3182

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W
sunday Schoo!

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365-2649

1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
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663 Columbia Ave.,

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