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By ROGER SMITH
OTTAWA (CP) — Prime
Minister Trudeau

inet ministers and a shuffle of
seven top bureaucrats.

his government's approach to
Tues-

But the is one
in a series of initiatives —

day but admitted the change

will not be a magic cure for

Canada’s stumbling economy

or produce immediate jobs

for the, country’s one million
unemployed.

“This alone will not sud-
denly create jobs,” Trudeau
told reporters after unveiling

_ a:major ‘shakéup of several.
federal: departments, new
responsibilities for four cab-

the Nov. 12 budget
and the first

early spring.

The changes tie the coun-
try’s foreign policy more
closely to trade considera-
tions and put an unprece-
dented at home on

ministers’ conference —
aimed at buoying the econ-
omy, he said.

The prime minister, killing
persistent rumors of an im-
minent major cabinet shuffle,
reorganized departments ra-
ther than adding new minis-
ters ‘or dropping old ones.
But he said a bigger shuffle

“could come in late winter or

regional needs, once the sole
domain of the often-frus-
trated Department of Re-
gional a :

Under the changes:

e The powers of Senator
HLA. (Bud) Olson to co-or-
dinate economic policy were

« . r re
Nickel ‘mine
to close i
indefinitely.
TORONTO (CP) — Slump-

ing worldwide nickel iatkete i

have. forced . Falconbridge
Nickel Mines Ltd. of Toronto
to close its Di Re-

public operations for an in- |
definite period beginning »

‘Wednesday. =

The ‘Falconbridge ‘opera-
tions have been plagued by
accelerating operating costs,
made up largely of rising fuel
oil costs ‘that have outpaced
increases in nickel prices for
the last two years.

Falconbridge ‘said this

WHOLE

FRYING CHICKEN

Be As

week the y shut:
down is intended to minimize
supplementary financing

from: the | project sponsors {

during:a period of uncertain
short-term, demand for nic-
kel. :! :
The. ‘company ‘said there. is

enough inventory, of nickel to
«. Meet current .demand and’

that production ‘will-resume
as soon as prices and market
conditions warrant.

| W. Chernoff service
concluded today

Funeral services concluded
today for William Chernoff,
97, of Krestova who died

boosted as his
Ministry of State for Econ-
omic and Regional Develop-
ment was given wider ‘co-
ordinating powers and more

“We want the regional
aspect of our industrial Policy
to be much more

regional
e Herb Gray became min-
ister of gant Industrial

said Trudeau, adding that
regional concerns will be a
top priority with a “gov-
ernment-wide focus.”

Vieve net shared

VANCOUVER (CP) — The

of the Council of F
isto

. the province's largest. in-
dustry will see the beginning
of a recovery within the next
two months,

The industry does not ex-
pect any improvement in its
fortunes until the second half
of the year, rather than late
in the first quarter es the
minister forecast last week,
said Don Lanskail, president

House turns into

ment figures Waterland
quoted ina statement to bee
his forecast.

The International. Wood- :

workers of America is
“shocked: that your assess-
ment of unemployment in the
industry only included saw-
mill workers,” regional vice-
president Bob Blanchard said
in a letter.

legal nightmare

VANCOUVER (CP) —
dream to build a spacious
14-room $700,000 - house in
Vancouver with no less than
18 marble and wood columns
and eight sets of sliding patio
doors has turned into a legal
nightmare for owner Bill
Boukalis.

City police have charged
Boukalis,- $3, part-owner of
four carpet stores in Van-
couver and the U.S. with
three char;
connection’ with ©

ane
proval to construct ‘the hore

A home on a standard size lot.
A spokesman said Boukalis ©

has been charged with deal-
ing with forged documents,
unlawful attempt to mislead
a police officer and making a
false affidavit.

Meanwhile, the city is.

seeking a B.C. Supreme
Court order te step Boukalis
from finishing, selling, or-oc-

cupying the parte on

Some neighbors
plained the house looks; more”

lanchard said the union's
ow unemployment
industry is more

‘than 24: times the 5,300 mill

workers laid off in mid-
December which Waterland
‘quoted.

The minister used the fig-
ure, which was an improve-
ment-on the November total,
to suggest that the slump had
reached its lowest point.

Lanskail said Tuesday his
organization, which collected
the figures on layoffs, agreed
‘with Waterland’s assessment
that the industry had ‘hit

. bottom.
- “We don't quite share the
optimism of the minister,” |

Lanskail siad. “We don't see
any sign of an upturn before
mid-year or even later.”

The short-term outlook,
which Waterland sees as op-
timistic, is very dismal, he
added.

“According to our latest
survey there were 13,746 or
27.55 per cent of the IWA’s

B.C. membership without |:

work” during the first week
of last month, the union's let-
ter said,
“The unemployment figure
‘Guoted ignores the number of
Neaing. Plywood and shake

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your

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Box 3007
Contlegar, B.c.
VIN 3H4

CHOICE

JANUARY. ATHLETE .
OF THE MONTH.

The Castiegar News would like you to send
your nomination to us at:
Athlete of the Month,

. The person must be of amateur status
ond reside in the West Kootenays.
inyour nomination please include past
chievements and major
accomplishments for the month.

Deadline for entry must be pestmarked no
{tater than February 2, 1982.

industrial oe ant du-
ties from his former In-
dustry, Trade and Commerce
portfolio with the old Depart;
ment of Regional Economic
Expansion.

+ @ Responsibility for trade

and commerce was given to:
External Affairs. Trade Min-
ister Ed Lumley retains his

position as Canada’s \top;, Funes

salesman abroad but will be
resonsible to External Af-
fairs Minister Mark Mac-
Guigan rahter than to Gray.

e Pierre De Bane, who lost

vat
Private Hospital.
of 1884

tion and the building trade all
his life. °°

Mr. Chernoff ‘is survived
by two sons, Joe of Krestova:
ard Jack of Robson; seven

Born in

in Russia, Mr. Chernoff came
to Canada 1899 séttling in
Saskatchewan and coming to
British Columbia in 1929. He
settled in Krestova where he
lived the rest of his life. ©

He worked with construc

and six great-
grandchildren.

Services: began ‘Tuesday
from the. Castlegar Funeral
Chapel ‘concluding today
from the Krestova Russian
Hall.with burial at Kresotva
Cemetery.

Service held for

Alex W.

Funeral services began,

Mantey from the Castieaee
fal. Chapel 2

Euaa ren ddadsyoavoussotis:

chenia’Russian Hall'fot ‘Alex’

W. Hadikin, 72, of Ootis-

chenia who-died Saturday.

Born Nov. 27, 1909. in’

his.job as regional economic. Arran, Sask., Mr. Hadikin
expansion minister, was also came to B.C. as a young boy

made a minister of’state at with his | ‘parents settling in
external affairs, He ge ve Ootischenia. He worked as a

ible for relati

franchophone peeriea
New Democrat finance
critic Bob Rae described the
shakeup as a “job-creation
program for bureaucrats and

at Waldies Sawmill
and retired from Canadian

~ Cellulose.

Mr. Hadikin was an active
member of the Union of Spir- .
itual. Communities of Christ

ope
Hadikin

‘and a member of the IWA as
well as‘an avid gardener. _

He is survived by-two sons,
Alex of Surrey and Walter of
Oliver; two daughters,” Ann :
.Hadikin of and

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B.C. GRANULATED

“Mrs. Fred (Vera): Pudmoreif
of ‘Qotischenia, six _grand-
children; : one sister, Alma
Makortoff of Grand Forks
and one brother, Paul Had-
ikin of Ootischenia,

He was predeceased by his
wife, Helen, on Dec. 6, 1978.

Burial: was at the ‘Ootis-
chenia Russian . Hall with:
funeral arrangements under.
the direction of Castlegar
Funeral Chapel. '

—Fellowship
—Worship.
— Bible Study
. Family Bible Hour
:45 a.m.
Worship Service ™

Sunday in Legion Hall *

~S.Bible Study & Prayer

’ and shingle workers who are J:
- also laid off,” it added.

1400 Block, Columbia Ave.
Sunday Services
8a.m-and10.a.m.
Sunday School: 10a.m.

Community Church
Second and Fourth.
Sundays of month, 10 d.m.
Reclary: Ph. 365-2271

713 . 4th Street

Worship Service 11 a.m, — i

Sunday Schoo!.9:45 a.
“Vacancy - Pastor"
h, 365-7502 or 365-8354
Listen to the Lutheran
Hour Sunday, 11:30a.m.
on Radio CKOR :

below. Castloaird Plaz
Ph. 365-63!

9:50a.m. Suncy schtol

11 a.m. Worship Service

7 p.m. Fellowship Service
. Tuesday.;7 p.m. Cottage
BibleStudies .«

# Friday, 7 P. tu Youth and

Reverend

Desmond Carroll Family Night:

v. Ed..' Wegner, Pastor
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1471 Columbia Ave., Trail: |""Za0a Columbia “venue

Regular Soiuaey Services*| * * Church s sa ect
Pastor Dirk Zinner:. Merring Worship
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GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

2605 Columbia Ave.

OF CANADA.
2224 - 6th Ave.
1% Blocks South of
Community Complex
9:40 a.m. Sing-Song
10. a.m. Worship
and Sunday ‘School
Robson: Ist Sunday, 7 p.m.
3rd Sunday, 10 a.m.
Rev. Ted Bristow

Sundays:,
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
“Ala.m.
WORSHIP SERVICE ;
11:00 a.m,.— Junior

Congregation & Nursery
Rev. Harvey Self

365-6337 or 365-7814

* 809 Merry Coal Road
Next to Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza” °
_Family Bible Hour

9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship
31:00.a.m. +
Evening F Praise ils ay
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DON'T WAIN
These Beaurmark sale’ prices
end Jan. 30, while quantities
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Evening Service
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Tuesday: Bible Study *
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