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| think the federal oer not Ol Program” is just one, more
example of political manovevering and mani marketplace. |
‘om opposed in Jin every way tothe concept ond ist ‘foro wy.
jeral government will pay us ‘own money, with the usual
cedministraive markup, the Insignificant amount of $800 if we convert to on
lternative source of energy. Here isthe catch: the work must be perform
by 2 coritied heating cont
‘ond related markups will meon the allowance will nll ust
borel the conaultcion teen let clone the cont of material
trallstion

cost 9
so-called gift.

the elderly of poor potential vo

‘who will not likely ‘ govern
that so faxes oil that the price is expected to
that ter.

1
Be driven righ off he top of he

hetecrountere’aaiwral od) | quite Gest This alternative,
ie hus moment But ful nie light as a potentially

Dee
by Pel
no eleciric uilities indicate that electric heat is not the bast use of elec-

tlt end oven at my lay level, | am inclined to agree, This leaves us with
‘and coal end | don't need a certilied contractor 10 help me install stove

30

Years in energy source.

burning cooking ranges and furnaces. Personally, we used to burn wat slab
the Toronto Star just,

lechnicion fo help wi
Energy Mini

ond afer us nothing.
‘ask you to cease and desist in your efforts to influence the

coup wt
don"t like your proprom. You hold oll he cards

mithahion
ite enough that you do just thot by loading on the taxes to buy gos

hil ft wil afect our health or social habits
us alone to figure out for ourselves what the best energy alter-
natives or

A2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, May: H

SH snot an yrutual evant for the Coil
Mossion alt Rested it the polled

roken wi

shows the male ter
datutbed whit Iner of severe

ree for enforcement
of noise control bylaw

Lewis euvlogized
at service

OTTAWA (CP) — David The overflow crowd spilled
Lewis was eulogized at the the
jemorial service Tuesday as Community Memorial
an untiring champion of the Chapel.
ordinary worker, while the
establishment he

fought against "
his distinguished career
looked on.

former leader of
federal New Democrats
Party sad soe of Cosede

Glad In beoptal hoe Eater” was en egpea! the Com
day at 71 following « long ‘councl could
battle with leukemis. pes! alia
The aldermen voted Tues-
Suni Kong vtern day sgt pet cy
jer

A petiton signed by uth deliag with the problem of nowhere to ride the bikes, fone
youths riding noisy me

‘Ave. residents asking the

jotor- and they end up taking them
road:

OTTAWA (CP) — Bill prime minister's office and

Bill Neville leaves
post after 5 years

axed, accessible and con-

tumble cerned wi

the rough fring, tumble

tie fean yur toe was worth
while. go

3,
01h when Jos Gurks dg. Neve
ling Progressive Conserva- wi

re) eraeees teed

began working Liberal power.
ith Clark the day after the
convention in February,
8, when ed

Sone cee op tee asthe pay ade trom
uch easier to

ofthe rant of party econ

h itis bea ie
with
Mehta and = Rs ratas

Urges support
for new holiday

‘under the noses of better:

“i a ath ot

peated Rat atr
plans to take “a long lunch
hour in life” before launehing
his next career,

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Twin Rivers School

Public speaking contest

|ENIOR WINNERS.
Tracy Kominski, Erie Ommundcen and Amelia Resen-

By Renata Hale Dertul and the band played
yw selections. Whe
‘Twin Rivers Elementary
School held its annual public
speaking content on Ape,
‘This year the were

Oumundens, Grade 6, exp

with his

to of "Tee ‘Tianle” See
be. place was given

moll Resendes, Grade 6,

whose tople was “Public

ind Speaking.” Third place was

awarded to Tracy
Grade 6, who spoke on
Mr. “Dreams.”

CanCel says coal
dust ruining pulp

FRINGE RUCERE (OF) scstor io pay be ihe th
million-dollar

‘says it is
concerned that coal dust from
Ridley Island will contam-
inate the pulp produced at its
mill near this north coast
community.

CanCel wants the coal
companies and terminal op-

W.J. Gevatkoff, 75
service held today

Funeral service began logeer and taller most of hs
from the Cast

seinsrnter db nce ot
wunitios

Roger Duncan, vice+
- dent for administration for
Fulton's trial | casce.

Consul-

ROUND STEAKS «...

PORK PICNIC

HOCKLESS SMOKED.
GOV. INSPECTED...

ROASTS sx.

eon aS

aw rlonabetam CT

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tanta Ltd, of Vancouver, re-
tained by CanCel, found that
the inerease in poorer

wil be much higher than the

al committee.

city, to enforce its noise id Mayor

contrl bylaw a8 « method of

1g motorcyclis
promplad the dy eek

Stevens will meet with the
city’s protective servi
committee to discuss ways of

Moore.

‘The problem is more than
nolise, said Ald. Carl Loblich,
the committee chairman,

do not have licenses, the
bikes are prohibited on the
oad, be continued.

He blamed the parents,
calling their lack of

yuneil ponsibility “disgraceful.” —
‘same

given the motorbikes by
heir parents but they have the

Hunger striker
gets treatment

BELFAST (AP) — IRA
hunger striker Bren
Lat

treatment for a bleeding ulcer
‘but continuing his fa is
in his 14th day of refu

Sinn Fein, the Irish Repub-

fican Army's legal political

front, said Tuesday the med-
ical care “does not comprom-
ise McLaughlin's fast." A
spokesman for the Northern
Ireland office, which admin-
ister the province, sid the
go rete wes
“ay timed la exten

year-old prisoner is

te frst of elght tah nation.
alist hunger strikers — four

PLEASE PAY ON TIME
If payday is Friday

The same way a carrier
feels if he is not
paid on time

Your Castlegar News

keep you in papers,
Remenber your Cstlegat

CASTLEGAR NEWS
For Your Carrier

Flt Mow doctors to treat

"ie Sie Fla eae te
government woeld say wi
treatment McLaughlin vil

government
spokesman sid it was “Very
Timited in extent.”

ple wi
signed the petition, he added.

Canadian polit
Sesasy ten and poe

School briefs .

The Castlegar School Bo-
ard, voted Monday night to
ire Nion  Bronig,o
repa for" the

tion of a learning assistance

bbe hired to prepare drawings

room at the Blueberry Creek fe

tanance supervisor, prepare a
F

entary School's learning as- course

sistance room, to be construc-
ted by school district employ-

ees.
‘Also, a local draftsman wiil

students enrolied in the pro-
gram.

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‘The Gunday achocls of The The sateen information

t proceedings were
layed pending disposition
ole tet sul be estonia

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Fulton is a former fed-
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