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Castlegar News,

Box 3007,

Castlegar, B.C.

VIN 3H4

Phone 365-5210

Newspaper
Advertising
Representative

The Castlegar News is proposing to expand its
advertising sales team early in 1989 and invites
those interested to submit a detailed resume.

Advertising sales experience is essential and
layout experience is highly desirable...

Applications will be treated in strict contidence.

Expressions of interest in the position will be
accepted until Monday, January 9 and should be

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Classes
on toxics
offered

Selkirk College this month will
provide people with the necessary
training to meet B.C.. Worker's
Compensation Board requirements
for handling hazardous materials in
the workplace.

‘The two-session course wilt be held
at the Castlegar Campus on Wed
nesday and Thursday, Jan. 18 and 19
from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and the
second session will be held Saturday,
Jan. 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The registration deadline is Jan. 11
and the fee of $55 includes all
materials. To register, call Selkirk
College:

The course outline includes afl
introduction to “Workplace Hazard
ous Materials Information Systems,”
a primer on chemical hazards and
toxicology, how workplace chemicals
enter the body and who is respons
ible for labelling hazardous mat
erials.

Lottery numbers

The following are the winning
numbers in weekend lotteries:

Lotto 6/49 — 3, 25, 28, 29, 35 and
47. Bonus number 16. The jackpot of
$2,455,057.30 goes to the holder of a
single ticket bought in Western
Canada.

The four Extra winning numbers
for B.C. were 56, 57, 80 and 83.

The Pick — 8, 13, 21, 29, 51, 53, 54
and_56.

Pacific Express — 881895, 772940
and 828348. Free play-nymber was 9:

Lotto BC — 18, 19, 23, 25 and 38.
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The Plus — The winning number is
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These numbers, provided by The
Canadian Press, must be considered
unofficial.

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Amnesty could.
join language fight

OTTAWA (CP) Amnesty In.
ternational could enter the Quebec
language rights battle if any
ators of Bill 178 are jailed, says an
official of the human rights group.

“If Someone were sent Uo prison as
a result of prosecution ....we would
refer the case to London for
consideration,” Roger Clark, sec
retary-general of Amnesty's English
Canadian branch, said. The organ
ization is based in London.

Clark said anyone jailed could be
classified as a prisoner of conscience

the group's description of someone
detained i

man Rights and other international
rights legislation.

Jail terms of up to three months
are possible under Bill 178, which
forbids the use of non-French signs
on the outside of buildings.

The bill, which permits bilingual
signs inside buildings, also carried
fines up. to $5,000 and seizure of
property.

The penalties were the same as

under Bill 101, which banned all
non-French signs. It was struck down
by. the Supreme Court ofCanada in
December because it contravened
Quebe's Charter of Rights.

UNDER MANDATE

The Amnesty mandate, which
closely follows the United Nations
declaration, says prisoners af con-
science are those detained for their
beliefs, color, sex, ethnie origin,
language or religion, provided they
have not used or advocated violence.

Forestry audit calls
for improvements

An independent audit indicates
that Tackama Forest Products Ltd.
technically met its basic silviculture
obligations within the Prince George
forest region this year even though
considerably more work still has to
be done, Forests Minister. Dave
Parker said.

Parker appointed Trevor Jeanes,
president of Antre Enterprises in
Kamloops, in late September to
conduct the audit after concerns
were expressed that the company
had not met its basic silviculture
responsibilities under the terms of its
licence.

Jeanes reviewed the company's
obligations, performance, planning
and planting for 1988 and found that
technically there were no outstand
ing silviculture obligations because
the maximum time given the com
pany to establish free-growing trees
has fot yet expired, a Forests
Ministry news release states.

In addition, Jeanes’ report states
that it is in the public's best interest
for the ministry to now directly
administer and contract the silvi
culture work on lands ‘harvested by
the company before Oct. 1, 1987,
when the full responsibility and costs
of silviculture were turned over to
companies harvesting the province's
timber.

It calls on both the company and
the ministry to improve basic silvi
culture planning.

The report notes that the 1988
planting program was adversely
affected by the outstanding financial
disputes" between the company and

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the ministry. As a result of (his and
other disagreements, the /conseq
uences were predictable, i€ states.

In the end, it adds, there were not
enough sites ready to be planted and
the seedlings could not be saved for
planting later -because of biological
reasons and therefore were des.
troyed

The destruction of 760,000 seed.
lings this past summer was one of the
reasons for the audit.

Parker said he valued the audit
report.

“This is a’ serious
minister said. “The report clearly
points to areas where both the
company and the ministry ean make
improvements, and we will be taking
the following actions:

“First, we will establish clear lines
of communications with the company
to ensure that all issues are resolved.

issue,” the

“My staff is committed to regular
joint field trips and regular meetings
of the timber supply area's steering
committee to review and discuss
management issues.

“Second, because the report indi-
cates shared responsibility for the
destruction of the seedlings, we will
not charge the cost of the seedlings
to the company.

“We will also directly implement
the pre-Oct. 1,” 1987, outstanding
silviculture program that we are
funding, rather than contract to the
company to carry it out.

“Finally, some of the issues
identified for study, such as

vieulture prescriptions for the
particularly diffieult northern sites,
will be independently re-evaluated.
This will include the-appropriate
costs for thestreatmemts,” Parker
said.

FCL to proceed
with upgrading

Federated Co-opertives ‘Limited
(FCL) has announced it will proceed
withthe third phase of the modern:
ization of its sawmill at Canoe, B.C.
at a cost of $10 million.

The project will involve the
replacement of all secondary break
down equipment. Main units will be
an optimized canter-twin bandsaw
machine, a twin bandsaw linebar
resaw and an optimized board edger.
New equipment will be installed
during a six week shut down period
beginning in August 1988, a company
news release says.

“This large investment comes at a
time when a number of market and
regulatory factors make the short
term outlook for the British Col.
umbia forest products industry some.
what questionable,” said C.F. Me.
Carthy, FCL's senior vice-president

. of forest products.

“We recognize, however, that to
remain competitive we must adjust
our operations to make the most

system.

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COLLEGE MEMBERSHIP

Persons holding a currently valid B.C
renewed their membership for 1988/89 with the British Columbia College of
Teachers will have their membership suspended as of January 15, 1

bership renewal will be subject to a $200 reinstatement fee after that date

membership in the College.is a requirement under Section 145 of the School Act
for all teachers and administrative officers employed in the public schoo!

If you hold a valid B.C. certiticate and have not paid the annual $50 membership
fee, either through payroll deduction by the School District br directly to the
Coliege, you have until January 15, 1989 to submit your application and fe

teaching cerfificate who have not

189. Mem.

1406 Columbie Ave.
one 365.
PASTOR STUART LAURIE 265-3278

Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 o.m
Nursery & Children’s Church provided
- Mid-Week Service & Study
Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 p.m
Bible teaching for all ages
A Non-Denominational Family Church
Preaching the Word of Faith!

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

ANGLICAN CHURCH

Sunday Service 8a.m, & 10.0.m
Sunday School 10 a.m.

REV. CHARLES BALFOUR ee 2271
RPOSE

To Know ¢ Chent ‘and Make Him Known

2224-6th Avenue +
1 % Blocks South of Community Complex
10.a.m. Worship & Sunday School
Mid-Week Activities for all oges
Phone for iAtormation.
Rev. Ted Bristow
365-8337 oF 365-8386

SEVENTH-DAY.
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Columbia Ave., Trail 364-0117
Regular Saturday Services
Pastor Cliff Drieberg
365-2649

LUTHERAN
CHURCH
-CANADA .

b 713-dth Street
Office 365-3664
PASTOR GLEN BACKUS

SUNDAY

Worship Service 9 a.m
Sunday School 10:15 a.m.

Bible Study 8 p.m
Listen to the Lutheran Hour Sunday.
9 a.m. on Radio CKQR

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
2605 Columbie Ave.
REV. J. FERRIER © 365-3182
* Church School 11:00 a.m
Morning Worship
Ham
CHURCH OF GOD
2404 Columbia Avenue

Church School 9:45%a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.

Pastor ira Johnson © 365-6762

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productive use of the available
resources. This latest-modernization
project demonstrates our deep com-
mitment to the forest products
industry and to our @perations in
Canoe,” McCarthy said in the re-
lease. /
The first two phases of the sawmill

modernization project were compy
lleted in 1988 at a cost of $6.2 million,
In 1988, FCL also spent $1.3 million
on a recovery improvement project
at its plywood’ plant in Canoe.

FCL is the central wholesaling,
manufacturing and marketing organ-
ization fors the Cooperative Retail-
ing System in Western Canada. It is
owned by 332 retail cooperatives
which tepresent an estimated
750,000 individual co-op members.

Marriage

seminar .

slated \

The Castlegar Evangelical Free
Church-during January will host a
marriage and family seminar.

Topics to be dealt with include
proper marriage communication
principles, roles and functions of the
husband/father and the wife/mother
in the marriage relationship and in
the family, and also a session to deal
with child raising.

The seminar will be held at the
church, 914 Columbia Ave., at 7:30 p.
m. on three successive Thursdays —
Jan. 5, 12, and 19. Everyone is
invited to come. Child care will be
provided.

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* JEWELLERY

* SILVER

* BOOKS

* CHINA
FURNITURE

“Treasures

of the Past’’

LOCATED IN TULIPS, 1125-4th
St., Castlegar * 365-5191

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TIMELESS
ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK
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ZAP WELDING

Fancy Fur & Feathers

THE KOOTENAYS LARGEST
PET CENTRE

one
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Call Collect 352-6978

1 BDRM. basement suite, utilities in.

cluded. Private enftance $255. 365-687)—

7/02

adjacent to Kobson

immediately. 365.

7/101

2 BRM. house, Robson. $250 month. ne

dogs. 365-5119. 99
COZY 2 bdrm

6944 or 365-3243

2 BORM
School
3119.

house.

Available

gos heat, Robson. 352
7/9

Maranatha

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Court

Family like atmosphere
1, 2and 3 bedroom units with
tridge and stove

Ideal Retirement

Handicapped Units available
Close to 3 Schools

Private Entrance, Sundeck or Patio

OFFICE Space, 1444 Columbia Ave. 365
6700 days, 365-6363 evenings. tn. 100
ONE BORM. furnished and corpeted api
downtown Castlegar, 365-6790. tn/ 101
APPLICATIONS are being received tor 2
and 3 bedroom family rental accom
modation located in Castlegar
Features, are children’s playground ahd
tenant ‘gorden_oreos. Rent suppl
available to quatitied applicants. F
ther information, please contact Mr
Nithuts at 365-2667, or write to BC
Housing Commission, No. 1-1449 Arrow
Lakes Drive, Castlegar, 8.C. VIN 189

tn 22

only for the

PADS for rent, Fraser Valley. 3 months
free pad rent. 581-7554 ttn.

TARGE new cedar chesi, $200. 365. Tae.

103
CANOPY for long box truck ae con.
dition, $200. 365-2334. 3,103

SENIOR Citizens may advertise items for
sale in this column free of charge.
Please call 365-2212 also have your
Pharmacare Card Number handy. We
will run your ad for 3 issues, 3 items
only, limit $200 for 3 items. The price of
each item must be stated

YOU must state what you are willing to
swap for. Value of the item must be
stated, and must not exceed $100
Phone our Action Ad number 365-2212 or
write Swap Shop, Box. 3007, Castlegar
B.C. VIN 3H4. We'll run your ad tor'3
issues at no charge ttn /85
SONY %" VCR value, $100; will swap for
VHS or Beta VCR in working condition
365-8259 2

CALL: “JORDAN ‘WATSON
265-2111 or 365-6892 (7 days per wk.
NRS MOUNTAINVIEW AGENCIES LTO.

Call 365- 3243 0 or 7382. 6944

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

FREE HOME
EVALUATION

*
t-witt be pleased to
discuss your Real
Estate needs and or
velve of your home
“with do obligation or

cost to

CALL RAY BystROm

Bronce

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OFFICE 365-2166 RES. 365-3520

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Need ig wn Other
Cities? Coll DAVID

DANIEL for Fir:

Class Servic
Free Home and
Business Evaluations

, DAVID DANIEL

“ye5.2111 or 368-6892

Mobile Homes

WANTED: Mobile homes. 581-7554 leave
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