VANCOUVER ISLAND RESIDENT:
Go\would like to dlscess marriogs
wiinleyin so eorsve Aliens

red. Wri
eet
VIN SNS.

Chartered Accountants

410 Columbia Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. it Ady woul
like to’ onan he Binh lhe hae
son Christopher Gordon, on Sept.

THOMPSON ‘GUITARS:
building,

in loving tpemony of Harb foth:
who passed ‘way Sen!

Ministry of Forest‘:

BURNING PERMITS
REQUIRED’
Pursuant to the provisions:
of Sections 112 and 110 (1)
(b) of “the, Forest.’ Act,
buming . permits will ;;be J,
tequired within the entire §.

commencing ‘midnight,
October .°15,. 1982
continuing until midnight

4. All burning invotviiig
industrial. : operations

burning, land | clearing,
logging or ‘any burning
Involving. the; use of
Pet tee ley

i iquirt be.

made at’ any: Ministry ‘of

Forests District Office.
JA. Cuthbert

Castlegar |
Ph.:365-2151.

See |
4 TRANSMISSION :
(Automatic Transzsisaien |.

tock for.
ite & semesies ca

Nelson: Forest: Region |

Oetails of these and other job op-
Poriunlties are: available at:

£28 Spokane Street

lumber for Trall

‘A journeyman
euros $1 oa} hour. Gas

ticket preferred,

An exparienced furnace ser-
vicemon in

a Castlegar firm ono
contract beste sao v

ower towing mochine ine operators
oan factory, experience | in Trail,

Jobs are permanent ‘
perso eens Ea

i relations co-ordinator to

A put
ioe Gisribut
to light houssheaping.-§ “selery
S57 per hour, (et )

istlegar -
© 365-7745

, Henry John, B.Sc.,.C.A.

/Resident Partner

- ANTIQUES

Importers of fine furnish!
romthe pasts.

Including... prescribed |”

JOHN'S ‘BOOKS:

1570 - 2nd Ave.
Trail — 368-8078 «

(Across from Sateyor) :

< OVER 10,000 BOOKS
INSTOCK AT! ><

4s OF NEW. PRICE .
TRADES WELCOME

MAIO'S\
CARPET...
CLEANING
BONDED & INSURED
e ‘Residential

} eptediup to.5
‘ the month of Nov

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CHRISTINA LAKE:
CONTRACTING: LTD.
Sizes 600, 900 & 1,

Bi DELIVER!
47-9227

447. COLLECT)
Box 42, Christing Lake.
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COLEMAN COUNTRY :

BOY SERVICE

Sump & Septic Tank
Pumping

Phone 365-5013
3400 - 4th Avenue
Cast

“038 Columbia Avenue
Bottom ‘of Sherbiko Hill)
30.

orized Repair Servi

e
Large Stock of Parts >

“1008: Columbia Ave

(1977) Ltd.

“SALES & SERVICE.
SEPT. SUPER SAVERS |
+ ON ALLIN-STORE STOCK...

Buy 3— ~ GET ‘1

on, —
365-7145

1050 Columbia Avenue

‘ The. Brake Shop

‘Free paptiied

Digby Stetsko
‘Commercial
© Residential
. @.Custom Work

a) ‘Residential
‘eCommercial.-
e Drywall

Coll 365-3783

“DISCO
=| Jezebel's

Disco”

DISCO

tihe Teria Nova

“The Hair Annex”

1241 - 3rd St__ 365-3744 |

Savings ©
Credit Union: :

Trail ‘South Slecan

noise but we'service:
what'we sell dnd our -
prices are right.

jon’t buy another Honda.

until-you check our price
or you may mae paying ®:

© Appropriate Jandscapl.
b SRE installation and

bare

| TORO &
, LAWN: Boy.
365. 3219

HIGHLAND »
2 L0G BUILDERS -

Handcrafted Homes. {:

Village
Cobbler

Keith Pendergast

410= 11th Ave., Castlegar

PROFESSIONAL
Tree Topping, Shaping,
Removal & Frult Tree Pruning

Columbia Pest Contro!
& Tree Service Ltd.

357-9984 of 357-9974
Alter ép.m. - =
Box 129, Salmo

‘All Work Guaranteed '*
Interior & Exterior

© Textured Ceilings

© Free Estimates

©) SHOP AROUND
IT COULD SAVE
YOU MONEY,

soeNeil Ss
(365-2667

368-6114

‘Custom Machining ;
© Jigs & Fixtures

For all your
upholstery needs

614 Front St., Nelson
52-9419

Fruitvale

Castlegar. New Denver

“ Salmo Waneta Plaza

7

“oMAIN ST.
, MUFFLER:

ZG 1335 Columbia Ave.
365-5411" |

Bi BOBCAT
SERVICES
ete te Serie Tank Service

peezesee

Bodilling

365- 9015.

: House Design gt

; Renovation 'Design
Ee Graphic Design:

: Phone 362-5533.
Rossland, B.C. a

6th hae Castlegar
365-7702

Soles & Service —
Gov't. Certitied
25 Vears

—Sales
— Service
Filter Queen
Stan Harding Jr.
693-2369 -

“Complete Shoe Repair’, *

PROPRIETOR :

TAN Upkolstery Stadio

| WEATHERCAST

“Raln tonight! (tapering off. to!: oe

show

lows between 4°

Test, ‘a the week should see'a ”
drying ond cooling ‘frend th thresh 4

1 to the:

354-4720 |

’ serving the West Kectenay

Invite you to call them fora free

moving: estimate, | Let(: our.

representative tell you sbout |.

the ew services whi

made Williams the most plea
ted< name’in the moving
business.”

Ph 36 5.3328 Collect

| Penpasom

atthe

“Dining Unde: the Palm
ot Uncommonly :
Affordable Prices
TERRA NOVA MOTORINN
1001 Rossland Ave., Trail

THE }
; CONVENIENCE
OF
.TV WEEK ©
MAKES IT
POPULAR WITH
READERS
ADVERTISING

ETAILS
365-5210

‘Tues:-Fri. sa Pom.

Waterbeds
and
Accessories

e zetieg * Both Accessories

Saturday.9 a

368-5302
5,102 Waneta Plaza, Trail
ne,

“Jeadership, ‘hoping: th t, th fro

ther. professionals would de

ion on the 48'60-. pital meet * the. provincial
Road began : earlier: this govern en

union executive and. regional
“chairmen: - ordered ‘the 11

it be allabl forsale,
* be i requested

peel The provincial average is 128. 8 stented! per’)

ulation.

‘also
‘ astlegar ‘ROMP ‘force ‘had ‘a average ¢ ease ¢ load

105.7: per. member. *

crease lista were: Penticton, with 92.3: per. cent,
ce with ne per. cent and Nanaimo with 25

creased only 6.
‘Victoria's increased'18 per cent over the same year.
+In. the East Ke nay, Cranbrook had a .

1:
pl ition ‘to: allay ‘fears. of.
the: Canadian ‘public bie To)
possible of

e, ab-

tacted today. -

in lenol sales have

orrow
(Thureday)' to’ discuss: alter-

; natives: to the unpaid’ ees

Meanwhile, former BCNU
shop steward Bonnie Thom-
pson’said.the nurses really

‘“didn’'t have much choice . . .
_ the choices we had were slim

and nothing.”
‘She said the union told the

* nurses’ to ‘either discontinue

the: leaves ‘or: the 12 hour
shifts: ould be. unilaterally
halted. -.

? She said the nurses would
have reverted to eight-hour
shifts — something to:which

}) they were not looking for-
wi

“Once you've worked a
12-hour shift, you don't vee

tion, the order suggests that
the g

pharmacy outlet...
“They.do ask (about the safe-
ty of the product) and we re-
assure them, but still the fear
ois theres) :

drugs
pearen toalteration (such as
cyanide. and strychnine’
ing) to use sealed capsules,”:’
said ‘Jean-Claude Marquis,

. the erder'a prosident.

~ CUPE says ‘no’.
to board request

By. CasNews Stal
A :

local 1298 to alter its current
contract will see Castlegar
school district support staff
on the job Friday despite
school closures.

Plans to issue temporary :

layoff notices to about 75 em-
ployees for Oct. 8 and Nov. 12
have been stalled because the
school board couldn't give
two weeks’ notice as re-
quired by the contract.
Secretary-treasurer. John
Dascher said ‘Tuesday that:
the local was asked to waive
for two

apson | said. She sald the
12-hour ‘shift calls for ‘four

paid '. days work and five days off,

hile the eight-hour shift has
seven days work and two
days off.

She said she isn't sure how
discontinuing the unpaid

“ leaves Will affect nurse staff-
ts ing at the hospital. She said'a

=\new nine-week work sched-
ule. will be posted 'Qct. 11.

However, Thompson em-
phasized that the nurses

‘-weren't happy. with . the

the BONU council and tell it
:.the nurses are. “unhappy”
with its decision.

its
weeks’ *'notice but’ that
“they've turned us down.”
Employees’ can request a
leave of absence without pay
for Oct. 8 but so far only two
have complied, Dascher said.
Last month © teachers
agreed not to work on Oct. 8
and Nov. 12 to enable .the
board to meet its required
budget; cuts” without ‘firing
any. teachers. ‘The board had

hoped “schoo! support staff’

would also‘agree to an ex-
tended Thanksgiving week-
end,

Instead, CUPE. informed

the board-it would have to °

issue forced. layoff, ‘letters
under the Labor. Standards
Act and the current. Collec-
tive Agreement,’

Union’ of ;Public. Employees *

Dascher says that employ.
ees who do not request a,
leave of absence for Oct. 8
will be given layoff notices
for one day.in December.

“We have plenty of time to
give layoff notices for Nov.
12, but the second day would
have to be: in’ December,
probably December 17 (the.
last; day of school before
Christmas holidays).”.

In a. prepared: release

-_CUPE stated that it gave the

board “ample notice” to issue .
the forced layoff letters, but
“to date' we have received
only’ a'letter from the sec.
retary-treasurer dated Sept. °
80,.-1982 asking CUPE to
waive the terms of our con-
tract.” |

‘The release also said that
CUPE will report to work on
Oct. 8,

But Dascher says that he’
expects many CUPE mem:
bers will request a leave of
absence for Friday. i

“Tm sure there will be
more as word gets around,”
he said adding that the dead-\:
line for the requests is
‘Thursday so that work. Schod.
ules can be prepared. ani

Bus drivers who show, up
for work will be given main-
tenance work to complete.
“There will be no problem as
far as work,” Dascher ‘said.-