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occasions. Special wedding
Ph. 968.

: 7497 (Steve) or
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CARTER’S
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NOW HAS

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& Enameled Snaps

Sew Much Fun!!
CARTERS SEWING CENTRE

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DANCE BANDS and mobile disco
available for any type of
engagement. 1-362-7356. ttn/48

~ Castlegar
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OPEN SUNDAYS
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
"Coutieger 365-5044

EMOTIONS ANONY!

YMO
Castlegar

FAMILY KESTAUKANT for sale
Reasonable, will finance part.
Owner ms iring. Reply to Box
3O07N. Castlegar, Bc. VIN SHa.

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‘NOTICES

THE DOUKHOBO!

Service. 365-2104. 52/51

THE KOOTENAY
CONDUCTORS

D.J. Music for all Occasions
Weddings, Banquets, Dances

365-7528 or 352-5609

RADIO Shack, Waneta Plaza,
Trail, B.C. Order line 1-800-663.
4964 sini39

Society is holding its Annual
Convention July 12, 1987 at 1:00
de Villa in Grand

7 All members and
friends are invited and welcome
to attend. /54

IN MEMORY of ‘Fred Bartsolf
who passed away two years ago
on July 10, 1

Ju: usta prayer ? rom us who loved

a’ precious memory, kind and

In our hearts you'll live forever

LOOKING For depots or
distributors to handle excellent
soft drink products, area West
Kootenay, interested parties call
428-7911, Creston, 3/54

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Price of $149
Course storts
‘Monday, July 13, 1987

Because we thought the world of
you
Polly and Family

CANADIAN CANCER SOC! in
memoriam donations. Intor
mation Box 3292 Castlegar. 365.
5167. 104/16
THE B.C. HEART FOUNDATION

with gratitude “In
Memoriam” donations which
help promote heart research
Cards sent to next-of-kin. Box
3023, Castlegar, 8.C 87

RENT
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Mallord’s Ski & ‘Sport Lid.
at 365-5588

CARPENTER available to do
ranevatlons perches, sundecks
<. No jol joo small

Reasonable Phone 365-2375,
ttn/52

SPACE
365-5210

WASHINGTON (AP) —
co-operative effort to study
ozone and other gases which
could affect the earth's cli-
mate is being launched by
scientists from the United
States and the Soviet Union.

‘The new agreement calls
for a particular emphasis on
Antaretica, where scienti
have detected a hole in the
ozone layer high in the
atmosphere. The ozone layer
protects the world from
damaging ultraviolet radia-
tion from the sun.

Officials of the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration said the new
agreement expands current
programs for the exchange of
weather information.

The new atmospheric
studies will look at the at-
mosphere above Antarctica
from both above and below,
said U.S. officials.

And Soviet scientists
working from their research
station in Antarctica will col-
lect data from the ground.
They will use an array of in.
struments supplied and cali-
brated by the oceanic ad-
ministration’s national
research laboratory in Boul-
der, Colo.

That will allow all the data
collected to be compared, so
that scientists from both
countries can more easily
share the findings.

While there is not univer-
sal agreement, most scien-
tists consider chemicals such
as chlorofluorocarbons, re-
leased into the atmosphere
from refrigerants and other
uses, to be a likely culprit.
When those chemicals are
broken down by sunlight,
they release chlorine, which
reacts with the ozone.

NOTICE INVITING APPLICATIONS
‘OR TIMBER SALI
LICENCE A30263
Lnder the authority of Section 16(3)(9) of

the Forest Act, there will be offered tor
sole ot pul

Curiosity to blame

TORONTO (CP) — Curiosity and peer pressure, not
advertising, are the main reasons Canadian children take
that first puff on a cigarette, a study funded by Canadian

tobacco manufacturers says.

When boys and girls aged seven to 15 were asked why

they tried a cigarette, 46 per cent said

was the

to start because of advertising, only two per cent agreed,
said Smith, who works for the London-based Children’s
Research Unit.

The study, sponsored by the Canadian Tobacco

main reason. Ranked second, at 18 per cent, was “to be like
my friends,” while peer pressure was next at 13 per cent,

said child psychologist Glen
$90,000 study.

Smith, who conducted the

If asked directly whether they had been most influenced

Transplanted cells
a success in rats

NEW YORK (AP) — Re
searchers boosted the stren-
gth of a reflective reaction in
rats by implanting fetal ner.
ve cells into their spinal
cords, an encouraging finding
for victims of spinal cord
injury, scientists say.

While the research is still
far from any application to
humans, it does show that
transplanted cells can con-
tinue to work and affect
functioning, said Howard
Nornes, associate professor
of anatomy and neurobiology
at Colorado State University.

Nornes spoke in a recent
interview before presenting
his work at an international
symposium on implants into
the brain and spinal cord.

The work focused on the
rats’ “flexor” reflex, the
bending of a hind limb in
response to a pinch. The re-
flex gets stronger when
spinal cord nerves secrete
noradrenaline, a substance
nerve cells use to commun-
icate.

The experiment, involving
36 rats, was designed to see if
implanted _noradrenaline-
producing cells would have
the same effect, Nornes Said.

Researchers injected some
of the rats with a drug that
destroys the normal nora-
drenaline-containing cells. of
the spinal cord. Then one
group of those rats was given
an implant of brain stem cells

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OF TITLE

LAND TITLE OFFICE

RE; Lot A, District Lot 7164,
Kootenay District Plan 7685.

WHEREAS proof of loss of Cer-
tificate of Title No. P19031 to
the above-mentioned lands
issued in the name of Richard
McLeod has been filed in this
office. Notice is hereby given
that | shall ot the expiration of
14 days from the date of the
first publication hereof, issue
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tificate unless in

time valid objection

to me in writing

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of February, A.D. 1987

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from rat embryos. Another
group was given an inert
implant.

Tests showed that the rats
that got the embryonic cell
implant had about a 200-
per-cent stronger reflex ac-
tion than did the rats that got
the inert implant, Nornes
said. The implant made a
difference at two months and
four months after the sur-
gery, he said.

Spinal cord expert Paul
Reier of the University of
Florida said the work gives
“a little glimmer of light”
that transplants might re-
store some function after
spinal cord injury.

Our Action Ad
Number is 365-2212

Manufacturers’ Council, was called a “joke” by the
Ni * Rights A

Association lawyer David Sweanor said he found fault
with the motivations given for trying the first cigarette,
particularly curiosity.

CREATES CURIOSITY

“It doesn't go into what creates that curiosity,”
Sweanor said. “It could be advertising, or a combination of
factors.

“The study is clearly biased. It's such a poorly
put- together piece of trash, I don’t think anyone could take it
seriously.”

‘The survey of children's smoking habits involved 1,012
personal interviews in December in Canadian seven cities.
interviews in December in Canadian seven cities.

The survey and findings were reviewed by Prof. John
Jenkins of Wilfrid Laurier University before being
published by the Association of Canadian Advertisers.

Children were asked, among other things, if they
smoked, why they smoked, their age when they first tried a
cigarette and why and how they obtained that first
cigarette.

Only 11 per cent of those surveyed were found to be
smokers, giving reasons such as peer pressure (21 per cent),
habit (29 per cent) and that they liked smoking (22 per cent).

Another 22 per cent said they had smoked but had quit.

UNDER SEVEN

Of those who said they have tried smoking, 19 per cent
said they were under seven when they had their first puff.

Garfield Mahood, ive director of the
association, said, “The whole study is you cannot accurately
determine (children's) motivation by asking them questions,
particuarly with respect to advertising,” he said.

“The fact is, you very seldom get an honest response
from people when you ask them about advertising.”

The study comes on the heels of proposed federal
legislation that would extend ~ ban on advertising ot

and tobacco pt!
and magazines. The ban sireedy includes television and
radio.

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road tests, Jetta scored 12 out of a possible
15 points for performance and handling.

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