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TORY GABRIEL
FONTAI

OUT AT NDP

By PORTIA PRIEGERT
Canadian Press

OTTAWA — You could call him the critic of the red
under the bed.

It's an unofficial role for Gabriel Fontaine, a diminu-
tive Quebec Tory MP, but that doesn’t diminish the fury
of his verbal attacks on the New Democrats.

For the last few years, Fontaine has jumped up in
the Commons during the 15 minutes set aside each day
for statements on any subject to denounce the “socialists”
— a term the NDP takes issue with, preferring to be
called social democrats.

“We Canadians have to start asking questions to the
Socialists, to these frustrated members of our society .. ...
They have always been parasites living off governments,

s or the money of poor workers,” the 47. year.
old first-time MP said in a typical attack last October.

Another came Jan. 28: “Mr. Speaker, what is the
matter with the socialists? They used to be vindictive,
arrogant and negative in their attitudes to the free-trade
agreement, but today we hardly hear from them
anymore.”

Fontaine has tackled topics including the NDP's
funding of municipal candidates, its Opposition to free
trade, contributions from unions and the misuse of
federal telephone lines by a party organizer in Quebec.
The party has since admitted its phones were used
improperly.

Considering that the Tories hold 208 seats compared
with the NDP's 32, it's like Goliath whipping David with a
slingshot.

WINS LANDSLIDE

That doesn't bother Fontaine, who overturned
Liberal incumbent Gaston Gourde in the riding of Levis,
south of Quebec City, by more than 16,000 votes in the
1984 election.

“I attack the NDP because most people doesn't,”
Fontaine said in an interview in English, something he's
trying to improve.

“If I, as a politician, don't describe the dishonest
activities of the socialist party, who will do it? That's my
job to do it.”

Fontaine is troubled by recent public opinion polling
that suggests Canadians think the NDP is twice as likely
to provide open and honest government as the Liberals
or Tories. And he makes no secret of his dislike for NDP
Leader Ed Broadbent.

“The socialist leader is prepared to trample on
anything to be re-elected in Oshawa, to the extent that
we have to wonder whether his name might be on the
Canadian Auto Workers’ secret payroll,” he told the
Commons.

And the New Democrats don't mince words about
Fontaine.

Howard McCurdy says Fontaine's brief speeches are
comic relief for the Commons.

“His statements are his way of fighting off ghosts
and goblins,” says the Windsor-Walkerville MP.

Ottawa overhauls
War Measures Act

By DAN LEGER
Canadian Press

OTTAWA — It has been described as draconian and
monstrous and a blemish on the body politic. The War
Measures Act helped Canada jail some citizens and trample
the rights of others.

Enacted in 1914, the War Measures Act gave extra-
ordinary powers to the federal government, which was
struggling to convert Canada's uncomplicated economy into
a war-production juggernaut.

During the First World War, the act helped Ottawa
fight spies and foreign influences and gear up Canada's war
economy while its armies fought in France and Flanders.

In the Second World War the act allowed the
concentration camp jailing of thousands of Japanese
Canadians.

In 1970, when radical Quebec separatists kidnapped
British diplomat James Cross and murdered Quebec Labor
Minister Pierre Laporte, it was invoked again.

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau declared 4 state of
“apprehended insurrection” in Quebec, enforced the act and
put troops on the streets of Montreal. At least 450 people
were detained, most without being charged.

After the October Crisis, a chastened Trudeau vowed to
change the act but never did.

Last spring, Conservative Defence Minister Perrin
Beatty introduced new legislation, an Act to Provide for
Safety and Security in Emergencies.

ABUSE FEARED

Beatty promised the bill would provide enough power
for the government to respond in a crisis, without the
dangers of widespread civil-rights abuses.

Critics are not convinced.

Most agree that the emergencies act is a vast improve-
ment over the War Measures Act. But lawyers and civil
libertarians warn of the potential for abuse.

The bill gives cabinet authority to: order conscripted
labor; hold meetings, give orders and pass regulations
secretly; impose forms of censorship; limit travel and public
assemblies and give police and authorities sweeping powers
of search and seizure.

Four kinds of emergencies are foreseen in the bill,
ranging from floods and hurricanes to threats to the
economy and public order, to threats caused by international
emergencies and war,

Alan Borovoy, spokesman for the Canadian Civil
Liberties Association, says the legislation could let
government violate the rights of citizens.

He told a Commons committee this week that people
could be accused of violating secret regulations of which
they would have known nothing.

Workers could be forced to work in unsafe conditions at
wages set by the government, and People could be
prevented from suing the government if rights or property
were abused during emergency powers.

CRITICIZES BILL

The cabinet must have “reasonable grounds” for
enacting emergency powers. But Borovoy says there are
still “no adequate guarantees with any of this — “reasonable
grounds” is only a legal lever.”

The Canadian Bar Association warned the

GET RESULTS ¢
Call 365-2212

lative of the Bank will be in Castlegar on March

siness Financial and Management

is. Why not call us today ot 426-7241 to arrange an ap
tment

La Banque oftre 598 services
dans les deux langues otticielles.

BACKING INDEPENDENT BUSINESS

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evelopment Bank de développement

Canactt

that search and seizure Powers might invoked for inter-
national emergencies having little bearing on Canada.

In some circumstances, security agents could search
homes, vehicles and offices without warrants and seize
property.

“It is not clear why such sweeping search
powers should exist for international emergenci
for public order emergencies,” Says the association's brief to
the committee.

The association objects to allowing cabinet to create
new offences punishable by imprisonment without trial. And
there is no reason for the authority to ban peaceful
demonstrations posing no threat to public order.

Journalists are concerned about potential abuse. The
300-member Canadian. Parliamentary Press Gallery says
protections in an international convention on civil and
political rights should be binding.

Beatty appedgs. willing to consider amendments but
says the old law has to go, echoing the feelings of many MPs
who voted in favor of war measures in 1970.

Stumpage rates a concern

demands because of increase
timber-cutting fees — or
stumpage rates — imposed
by the province.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) —
Dramatic increases in gov-
ernment stumpage rates
could render chaotic the up-
coming talks between unions
and management in the B.C.
forest industry, says a Van-
couver forest consulting firm.

He said their pockets have
been pretty well picked clean
by the-new system.

However, Mawhinney
stated large, integrated firms
will want to settle quickly to
avoid down-time. That
creates a real potential for
confrontation because of the

In a just-released study,
Dennis Mawhinney of Wid.
man Management said inde-
pendent sawmiliers won't be
able to afford higher wage

George Petty, chairman of
Repap Enterprises of Mon-
treal.

Shortages for fine paper
and newspaper pulp will con-
tinue to push up prices until
1990, barring an economic
recession, he said.

Already, Repap is having
difficulties meeting unex-
pectedly strong demand for
fine paper, he said. North
American demand is up 12
per cent so far this year.

differences in ability to pay,
he said.

The International Wood-
workers of America collec-
tive agreement, covering
30,000 workers at sawmills
and in logging operations,
expires in June.

Meanwhile, Canadian for-
est products companies can
expect rising prices and in-
creased profits in the next
two to three years, says

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* Plus P'S.T. where applicable. Limit one per visit

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Complete Automotive Service

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USED GUNS bought o:
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MUFFLERS
BATTERIES
LUBE, OIL,

FILTER

HEAD
LIGHT
AIMING

TIRES
TUNE-UPS -

975 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

NINA‘S
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Boat, 10 HP moior,

shield, remote con-

for small Toyota or

Jatsun truck of equal value. Ph

BROWSE or advertise! Anythin
from “Soup to Nuts” with a 4x
color low, low

FULL-PAGE REPRODUCTIONS of
the front page, or other pages
(such a8 a sports page), of the
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fec rooms, etc. Pertect for tr- Waneta Plazo, Trail: Columbia &
aming. ig quality 3rd St., Castlegar. Opening soon
hotographic paper. Only'$17.95 in Nelson 77
itional $2 if you have to be
invoiced). Casth
Columbia Ave.

COUNTRY HARVEST
— DELI SPECIALS —

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Deadline for Sunday Edition — 11 a.m. Friday

365-2212

Deadline for Wednesday Edition — 12 Noon, Tuesday

FREE ESTIMATES &
COURTESY CAR
WE REPAIR ALL ; sé

MAKES AND MODE‘S
of

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items tor sale in 1

INIOR CITIZENS may advertise
column tree
charge. Please call 365-2212,
ormacare Card
1 handy. We will run your

ad for three issues, thr:

only, limit $200 for’ thr

by Lynn Johnston

BEGINNERS

circ range
Horvest Gold

Venture bik

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Asking $25. Ph. 365-7823. 3/19

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HOME BUVERS

“Private for sale

homes, cars, trucks, etc. adver
tised

KEL PRINT
noon a
Castlegar, B.C.

PHOTOCOPYING * STATIONERY
RUBBER STAMPS © TYPING

Fantastic Selection of Watches

BULOVA © CARAVELL © PULSAR © SEIKO @ CITIZEN

LAUENER BROS. JEWELLERS

“We've Got the Gifts of Love" — 1355 Cedar Ave., Trail — Phone 368-9533

COMMERCIAL & WEDDING STATIONERY
JAN TAX INCOME TAX
SERVICE — 345-6680

LUNCH COUNTER OPEN! | 4-YEAR-old, Kenmer ~ avocad

Stove. 365-802’

a

piano,
= size full keyboard
and good condition. $1725. 365-
3260; 365-2170. m7

Armstrong
Medium

Yellow STANDARD Manui Ty,
Two Royals $35 eac!

CHEESE

LASSIC Mason Rei 5.
years-old. Phon.

365-7266 day

CRUSHED
ROAD GRAVEL
$139

365-2600 or 365-3014

riters.
ine Olym:

20
3558.

Mushrooms Moneys
Cucumbers tong English
Celery colitorna No. |

USED kitchen cabineis with sink
faucet spray

$300. Also like new
Hitachi B&W TV, $125. 365.
3/20

Buy-of-the-Week!

tm. $1.95
oo. 85¢
*.

. Castlegar News, Linda
tino

DSIMANTEED 16'x32" in-ground
I

includes steel

ry ite knitting
“Factory Trained in
‘one yarn, lessons on

HAZELWOOD

HOLDINGS

Concrete Contractors
Floors, Driveways, Forms
CALL RALPH H. BIRD (REP.)

365-5063

AUCTION
SERVICE

GIRLS 20° Banana bike, $40.

Rates
First 10 Words $3.75 Phone 365-6332. tn/18

Additional Words 20¢

WE CAN HELP YOU BE
WORTH MORE TOMORROW
THAN YOU ARE TODAY!

Life Insurance

LADIES 3 speed bik, Qn:
dition, $46, Ph. 365-9272

1082 Princess Cres.

Old Raspberry

FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL
65-2171

Run the
issues of the Cas'
first two ads . .

Two-Gallon
PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH

pine Mines Ltd.

Special Rates ore for
Consecutive Insertions

Attention Getters

Disability income b
Financial Counselling a

GIRLS pink/white Sweetheart

ike (4-8 yrs.) Excellent con:
ition. Ph. 365-3450. 3/9

25¢ for each time ad appears.

JACK L. PARKIN
(Minimum charge 75¢.) 365-6664

|. 365-2694
Kj!

REGISTERED trap-line, Castlegar
365-2302. 3/18

Legal Ads Mutual Life of Canada
Word ads: 20¢ per word tor ito
one insertion; 15¢€ per word
for subsequent consecutive
insertions. Minimum charge is
tor 20 words. Legal boxed ads.
64¢ per agate line for one in
sertion: 48€ per agate line tor
inser

BUY OR SELL
BY AUCTION
Estores, Consign,
Outright purchases
‘Open Mon-Sat. 9-5

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trons

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Payment Policy fey. 34
Payment may be made by Tareas
h, cheque or Visa and | | 399.
MasterCard credit cards. It is 2
not advisable to send cash] AMWAY gvaronteed products
with service to your door. Phone

693-226’ 104/70

made i
the ad is not paid for seven

A New Company 2
CASTLEGAR MACHINE
& CHROME LID.

920 Columbia Ave.

In Castlegar wishes to an. .

Moune that full machineing

and plating facilities are
available which

, Welding &

Fabricating, Drive Line Repair

Gear Cutting, Air, Water &

Hydraulic Pump Repair

Hydraulic Rod & Cylinder

Book with Full Pallets of Stone

~ KOOTENAY
STONE CENTRE

Announces their
Sth Anniversary

Stone Sale
For the Month of March

Heavy duty all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers and handles
Need cleaning. $1.50 each

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

* Special Prices on Stone
Free Stone ideas & “How to’

Repair and Mig. Hard Chrome
plating

Fully
qualified persone! on statt to

see SHOP RATE
$35.00 Per Hour

Ph. 365-5367

doys after it first appears.
(This

ply to Visa and MasterCard
charges.)

$1 charge does NOT ap- FULLY automatic Medalis Kodak
camera. Ph. 365-5122 days 365-
$162 evenings. 3/19

CABINETS
CUSTOM
FURNITURE
INTERIOR
“Word Ads” FINISHING
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS * GARAGE DOORSSoles Repos
12 Noon Tues:
SUNDAY CASNEWS GRAHAM READ
11 a.m. Friday x
222 - 102nd Ave.. Castlegar

810° GARDEN sheds, made by
“Box: $.H.S.S. Grade 12 construction

ed Ads”
class. Sold for the price of
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS ale. 365.7795 it

* Using Nutrinonal Supplements. Hi
testing, enemas,
fond diet in naturally cleansing the
ly
Review of Digestive system function

Natural elimination Channels of the

Aluminum
Sheets

24'2" x 36

75¢ Each
60¢ Each
50¢ Each

1 to 12
13 to 24 —
25 or More

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbio Avenue
Castlegar

colemas, colonics

‘’" Particle Boord.
4x8. 2nds ........ ef.
%" Oak

Plywood. 4x8 .

ARROW BUILDING

SUNDAY
10.0.m. Friday
Order by Mail

Print your Action Ad on a
separate piece of paper and
mail to:

Action Ads
Box 3007
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

1N 3H4

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1248-3rd $t.,
‘Castlegar
365-7033
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3 headings and to income Tex
determine page location
Human Rights Act

All advertisements such as
wi d

BEV

HAMMOND M3 or;
125 spedker,

electric guitar and amp of equal
volue. ‘985-7819, aie

in ond Leslie
states no advertisement may nll for
state or imply a preference,
limitation, or specitication, on
of an applicant's

ion, colour, marital
Oncesiry, place of

SCREEN

TOP SOIL
tenonce of public decency

AND prior approval has been
tained through the Human :
ights Branch) 6 or

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MOVING must
ds

SERVICE cabinet: vet

SERVICE

NEW
LOCATION

30 Minute VHS
Movie now Available
FREE... To Help
You with Your
Wedding Flowers!

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621 Columbia Ave.
(LOCATED IN KEL PRINT)

Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 9.0.m.-5 p.m,
FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE

Call 365-6680

365-5210

3/20

DRAPES beige with brown weave
trim, ideal 4
full width.

nel windows or
. 365-: . 3/20

Our Action Ad
Phone No. 365-2212

FOUR window panes
x 38" and two 30"x 30”. $10 eaci
365-5368

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ene sssatempr

Ph

Picture Perfect

Wedding Flowers

LOAD of firewood, mosily birch
$40. 318

‘AIR Of new sno
15" radial tires, $40. 365-7270.
3/18

Stated. We will run your ad for
ONE dog house for o medium
size dog, $20.
BS2oherép.m. __ 3,

CHILD'S CHAIR $8. child's table,
$6. 365
6767,
SIX railroad ties

965.2264
evenin,

$25,965.7348.

TABLE and 4 chairs, $35. Ph. 365.
6196. 319

two 38
h.
3/19

365-2739.

chains to fit
‘size butcher rabbits.
193, 3/18

item must have a price

ree issues. ttn/74

One standard size

luminum storm door $20. 365:
Bathroom toilet, $15.

. 3/20

suitable for

rt

taining walls,

early morning or

20
BLADE KOPLIN broadheads
3/20

Castlégar News

ACTION ADS

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THREE FOR THE
PRICE OF TWO

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Real Estate needs and or valve
of your
obligation or cost to you

Realty itd.
OFFICE 365-2166
RESIDENCE 365-3520
2 BDRM. ho
2400 Columbia Avenue. Ph.
6162.

INTURY 21
Mountainview ies Ltd.
TBORM. South Castlegar Rents a1 $350

Sel in low $30.
3 BORM. Condo —
$39, 500.

5 BDRM. — immaculate, Big lol. South
Costiegor, Gorage

ai wm nes
South Costiegor oreo, Deluxe quoliny
109,500,

discuss your

home with no

CALL RAY BYSTROM
i.

Targe corner lot

No Yordwork

$49,900,

2 Baths, 2 tweploces, big
nd rec room and beoutitul

‘BDRM

Guest conoges,
lent mult-tomily purchase.

INNING Uitro modern des

‘CALL JORDAN WATSON
245-2111 or 365-4892 (7 days per week)
LET Md FIND A HOME POR YOU.

5

3-PLUS bedroom house, 6 miles PRI
trailer and lot. Box 24), Robson,
“8:07VOG 1x0. EYaba

up Pass Creek Road. $375/mon-
th. 365-2853. ttre

BDRM. home with souna ond
workshop
Castlegar. Mid $50s
3637.

large lot, North
Ph.

een ehe 5)
— SALE: 12'x50° house

12x68" TRAILER with fipout on
acre, 400 8q.4t. heated addition
fenced yard, gas heat/water.

$350/month.” “Fairview
ARROW BUILDING
Costlegar. 965-2175 » Treil, 68-5311 mobile Ronse,
$275. Robson
tin/12

Maranatha
Court

Family like atmosphere
1, 2and 3 bedroom units
with fridge and stove
Ideal Retirement
Handicapped Units
available

Close to 3 schools

4 bdrm.
available March |
3353,

PROVINCE-WIDE
CLASSIFIED

$10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH!

Coll us |

for details!
Clossified Ads

365-2212

LARGE older house in rural set-
ting, 3 bdem., 1 bath, lott
basement. Outside not much but
inside beautitul

division. $365-7574. in/ reasonable

and

‘Any Tae
DAVID DANIEL
Mountainview

Private Entrance.

: Sundeck or Patio

=n

—
ecres, foreste:

meadow
(boat access).
3826.

RROW LAKE FRONTAGE, 7 plus
private
cluded isolated
$30,000. 509-838.
ttn/21

SELKIRK MANOR
1 and 2 bdrm. apartments stor-
ting ot $285. Quiet, well cared
for building. Fridge, stove in.
cluded. 365-3034 tin/103

__3/19 3 BDRM. spacious apartment
Rent negotiable. Bus stop. 365.
6509 gs 3/18

2 BDRM. ba: ent suite, above
yond $250 including utilities.
'h. 365-6069. _ 4
2 BORM. duplex. large yard,
$300/mo. Available April 1. Ph.
365-3450 oF 365-3694.
ROOM with kitchen fac
furnished. $125, close to town. 6509 evening 3
365-6140. ___3/19 ONE Bi house, full bsmt.,
fridge, stove, Robson near terry
}- 7009. KYAl

North Castlegar
Ing. 365-5356.3/18

3 bedrooms,
3q.ft.
lower k
with vi
garage,

dscaped.
50'x100'. Private, no agents

Lynnwood Crescent

*58,000

bi-level, 1040

800 sq.41. finished,

1 su

w. 2 fireplaces,

workshop, laundry

and sewing room. Fully lan:
Fenced. Extra lot

Call 365-3789 after 3 p.m.

KEMPERMAN
APARTMENTS _

© Ideal retirement Lent ae

OPEN HOUSE — 739
Crescent. Every Sunday, 10 a.m.
aS ae ae

9 Lynnwood
3118

© 1&2 bedroom units

© Fridge and Range

* Very clean & Homey

*® Would Furnish on
Request

* Ask for more intor-
mation on Senior
Citizens retiring plan

365-5338
~furr 3 bedroom
house (main floor), $350/month
gable included. Downtown. 365.
3580. 3/20
LARGE 2 bdrm. trailer, Robson
Ges heat, may be furnished. 365-
3155 tin/20

2 BDRM. duplex, fireplace

PRIVATE SALE
Mecdowbrook
Gracious family home, 4 bdr

ths, large fomily
vaulted
nclosed spa,
ft. Large beautitully
landscaped lot with pertect
Privacy, $129,500. Appoin.
tment only 365-7134.

fridges, stove
$228/ month. 365-5463." “3726
ONE and two bdrm. apts., stove,

fridge, laundry facilities. 365
8068 7/20

2 BDRM. trailer, Robson, fridge.
Stove included. rent negotiable
365-8069. 3.

3 BDRM. duplex. F
$250. Call Jordon
206-2110,

FURNISHED 2 bdrm. duplex. no

14x70 MOBILE home cleon. 3
bedroom. Appliances
Girtight. 399-4724

laces,
covered

oom, garag ded
carport, $59,500, 365-5516, 365:
3214 4/20

drapes,

ts: Raspberry Village. 365.
Lorge 2 and 3 bedroom units | 5403 an 8° 20
with lots of yard. Possible aa
subsidy available. Small pets
welcome on approval. Olfice
open 2-4 Wednesday or leave
message.

TROPICAL tish and plants. Many

lable. Reasonable
309

Species a
Prices! Ph. 354-4051.

NEW SHIP
JUST ARRIVED
FANCY FUR

365-2677

$35. Chrome TV stand
rs, $25. Ph. 365-8184

RENT OR SALE

Nice small 3 bedroom.
Sunporch, Franklin Fireplace.
Large Yard. Robson.

125 /$32,000

Call 365-3243 or 352-6944

we
FURNISHED |-bedroom si COMMODE Chair, $100 and
downtown ores. Phone for di led
7353.
3 BOR 15 BOXES Red Delicious. 10
boxes Spartans, $7/box. Smatter
size $4. 3225 Broodwater Rd.,
Robs 365-7948. vise
SPEED women's bike.
10, 10. men's bikes,
One’ small child's bike, 2-wheet,
$25. 365-8246. vie

ae Se
in. SELF-PROPELLED MOWER, $175.
__tin/6 365-6820. 3