CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 10, 1983

Aerobic

dancing

for men too

getting in on the aerobic
dancing fad.

Such dancing — also know
as dancefit, jazzercize,
dancercize and so on — used
to be an all-female preserve.
But now men, often taken to
classes by wives or girl
friends, are enjoying the
benefits of increased
stamina, greater muscle def-
inition and less body fat.

It has reached the point
where the Hamilton YMCA is
planning an all-male aerobic
dance program. Even
Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the
Canadian Football League
has aerobics-to-music incor-
porated into their training
camp this spring.

Ray Jones, head trainer of.
the Ticats, said response
from the players was good.
Aerobic workouts were an
important part of team
efforts to reduce injuries
during the season.

“Aerobics accomplish a lot
in stretching the muscles,
which is a prerequisite for no
injuries,” Jones said. But he
said football players, used to
a different kind of condition-
ing, found the exercises
difficult.

“When they were out there
— and they'd been running
for three weeks — they found
it harder than all the running
they'd done.”

Restaurateur Steve
Tarpos, 24, agrees about the
challenge offered by aerobic
dancing. He lifts weights, has
taken ballet classes for three
years and runs six kilometres
aday but says aerobics is the
most difficult of his fitness
activities.

DANCE NOT EASY

“At first it looks easy, but
it's really tough until you get
into it. If I didn’t run, I don't
think I could do it.”

Collette Wilson, co-owner
of a Hamilton exercise studio,

says many of the men in her *

classes originally came
because they wanted to see
whether the workouts were
as tough as they had heard.

Eventually they realize the
Program can give them not
only the cardiovascular ben-
efits of jogging but also
better balance, shape, muscle

tone and i Wilson

Gov't helps bolster industry

GORD MenTOsH
8T. CATHARINES, Ont. (CP) —, The provincial

“Because the men are not
quite as flexible as women to
begin with, that’s where they

can get even more out of the.

Program than the women
do,” she said.

However, one thing the
dance aerobics does not do is
offer a chance to girl-watch.

“From the time you start
your routine, you're looking
at the instructor and
to keep up with her,” said
Tarpos, who is often out-
numbered by women 80-to-1.

“You don't have time to be
looking at girls or feeling
self-conscious.”

Cruise
will be.
safe

OTTAWA (CP) — Testing
the cruise missile in Canada
will have virtually no enviro-
nmental impact, says the De-
fence Dep:

hope for the future of Ontario's auto industry
Hes in this small city in the Niagara region.

It is home to Ontario's auto technology centre, where
‘the province is spending $20 million over the next five years
to bolster a once-mighty industry,

Such a centre was considered for Ohio but dropped
when a pair of consultants told state officials little could be
accomplished.

The bulk of Ontario's auto industry consists of small to
medium-sized firms from Ingersoll to Chatham that make
everything from wheel assemblies to brake drums.

Most are small, family-owned operations — employing
as few as a dozen people. They employ more than 50,000
workers,

These tine firms frequently provide the basis of
employment in many small cities in Ontario and their decline
has been one of the chief reasons once-prosperous cities such
as St. Catharines and Chatham have had unemployment
rates as high as 20 per cent in recent months.

The auto parts industry is in trouble and the technology
centre's manager, George Lacy, says his job is to help them

survive and make it less attractive for vehicle manu-

to move parts

to offshore centres such
as Korea or Brazil. 3

‘The auto technology centre was devised with them in
iid a8 PAE OL the, Qntario government's Board of Industrial
L There are five other
centres across toe province dispensing knowledge about
everything from agriculture to robotics.

The centre's job is to play match-maker between the
little parts producers and existing technology for a fee.

‘It’s Lacy’s hope to dt enough tech-

with aler, rolls off the thoughts of W. Edwards Deming,

the Rican statistician ignored in North America but
elevated to hero status by the Japanese.
DEVELOPS SYSTEM

Deming -developed a system in the 1950s called

statistical process control for manufacturing. The Japanese

credit this system with their metamorphosis from a

of cheap trinkets and low-quality goods to an

nology, and process development to the small
producers so that some of them will survive the auto
industry's shake out. .

Last D an Ontario g report warned
that independent parts producers can expect to be squeezed
in the next five years.

Long supply aren't bei
and the parts producers are caught in the middle of an
upheaval as the big North American auto producers retool
and compete with the Japanese.

That means the parts makers will have to innovate and
mend their ways drastically or see their orders go to
low-wage countries such as Mexico. The centre is supposed
to prevent this from happe:

Lacy says he plans to but for the next a months

ing parts about
parts | produetion. ‘
Lacy, a 85-year veteran of the domestic auto industry \

industrial er.

"Deming taught the Japanese the key to increased
profits is elimination of defects, not cranking out more units.
Today it is estimated a Japanese car costs 400 per cent less
to make than its North American counterpart.

He also taught that assembly line workers.should have
more authority for quality control and that enhanced quality
means greater productivity in the long run.

Also the parts producer is the new relationship
between the auto makers and their suppliers. Where
suppliers used to get design help from the auto makers, they
now can expect to be treated more like an independent
eee makers will also be pushed towards the so-called
aftermarket, which will continue to grow as people need new
parts' to keep their cars on the road longer.

So far the centre has signed five consulting contracts,
Lacy says.

DISCOVERY 12 oFr

But a spokesman confirm-
ed Tuesday that further tests
are under way to buttress
that conclusion, reached on
the basis of tests carried out
in southern California.

“Our conclusion is that (the
environmental | impact)

Dog days got you down?

Head for Discovery Day —
and ‘track down exciting
buys in almost every de-
partment of the store! Sum-
mer fashion, leisure items,
sporting goods, house-
wares, home furnishings. .

Carle took issue with a
Southan News report suges-
ting that the go-ahead for
testing was given before a
full environmental assess-
ment was carried out.

The government said in
July when it approved cruise
tests that there were no
“safety, security or environ-
mental difficulties or dangers
in the proposed test pro-

gram.
But that conclusion was
reached largely by adapting
data from U.S. test flights to
the Canadian North, Sou-
tham said
Carle confirmed that the
initial assessment was reach-
ed on the basis of test flights
made by the U.S. military in

-California, He said it was

found that it would be safe to
Proceed with tests over
northern sections of Canada.

New test for
Down's Syndrome

OTTAWA (CP) — Clinical
trials of a new test that can
detect Down's Synd:

of pregnancy and takes only
about 10 days to analyse,
The

early in a pregnancy are to
begin this month at Ottawa
Civic Hospital.

Dr. Henry Muggah says
researchers hope the test will
prove as safe and more useful
than amniocentesis, the
method now used to detect
fetal defects.

Down's Syndrome is a
form of moderate to severe
mental retardation.

Muggah says the new test
— called chorionic villous
biopsy — is used in the Soviet
Union and China and has at-
tracted interest in North
America.

“One (research) group will
complete their study, con-
clude it's safe and begin using
it, and suddenly all the rest
who have been doing re-
search on it will say they're
ready to go, too,” he predicts.

The early detection can
provide the option of an
abortion early in the preg-

- nancy, safer than a late abor-
tion.

The new test can be done
in the seventh or eighth week

removing a piece of the plac-
enta surrounding the fetus
with a small instrument in-
serted through the cervix
and then analysing the cells.

Amniocentesis, . n
done in the 15th or 16th week
of pregnancy, takes several
weeks to analyse. It involves
extracting a small amount of
amniotic fluid surrounding
the fetus and growing cells
found in the fluid.

Muggah says the trials at
Civic Hospital should show
whether the new test can
cause miscarriage, pre-
mature labor or hinder the
growth of a fetus.

Studies done elsewhere, he
says, suggest the test carries
roughly the same risk as
amniocentesis — about one
miscarriage in every 200
tests, 3

The risk of defects that
Produce conditions such as
Down's Syndrome is one in
1,000 for a 80-year-old woman
but rises to one in 20 for a
46-year-old woman.

Baus Benjam|
be) variety.

Reg. $8.00.
SALE PRICE

Mid-August Plant Specials
helen’ flowers

Castlegar's Enchanted Florist!
4' TALL WEEPING FIG $25
oe por HANGING are
10g. $12.00. SALE PRICE ........cesceeseee D
4" FLOWERING CYCLAMEN,

ae sea
(ae; helen + flower

Castlegar

365-5191

. STORE HOURS
Monday to Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Thursday & Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

and much more! Just nose
around. Chances are you ‘ll
sniff out the big buy you've
been waiting for! Discovery
Day at the Bay — it's a tail-
wageger! :

THURSDAY ONLY AT ALL
BAY STORES

PERSONAL SHOPPING
ONLY, PLEASE.

Fudsons Bay Company

Beaaty ai cheien| $350. Phone
“erat evenings.._—__tin/64

TOMATOES, F

Wednesday

ato

Castlegar

Now Open

ur

Location.
365 -7025

$600 firm, 365-6110 after
VOMAHA) ORGAN,

1981 CREOR. Excellent spcttion:
‘3/64

B-2 model,
octave foot

aber) DRILL

25¢
‘also alcsedy pickecs

Place Your
Action Ad by
1

FRIDAY
for Sunday CasNews

365-2212
Deadline for

Wednesday CasNews
is Noon Tuesday.

=

GRAPES, CORN, A: jus
161 acres black bottom land,

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CHAINSAWS - BRUSH CUTTERS - WEED WHACKERS

“We Service What We Sell”

© Chainsaws

© Lawnmowers

© Pumps _

* Garden
Tractors

home with 2 extra parm
in ber Siose to school &
| 365-6676 after 5 p.m. 9168
LARGE 2 bdrm a;

js.
Swap for retirement, home —
some cash. Pena! Rana

‘ For Better or For Worse

by Lynn Johnston

ARGE 2 barn Avail. im-
med., . 5
. wape aaa. oP, m1.

2111, 63
FURNISHED 1 bd fm opt. avail,

state FREE-SPIRTT 10 spend.

it. 365-1 3/64
ARAB ‘QUARTERHORSE, 8 years
old. Saddle-horse, mare, ve

gentle colt. $900 firm, , 365-61 18
atterS p.m. 64

CHECK OUR
WEEKLY
IN-STORE
SPECIALS
Mother Nature's
Pantry
DOWNTOWN CASTLEGAR

STE
HIECTRIC 40 gal Rot water fork,
less than 1 yr old, 965°9026 ‘9/4
HOLL BAR SGT gears toe 17 belt
Ch ctric furnace, pitty
trailers, soo tanks for Fords; P
359-7815

NEW. CARROTS, bush sreeh
beans. 365-3030.

Pickling’ ond ae cteumbers:
peaches; sweet spanish onions;

red potatoes; corns Pi
ines and melons: ox
ners, mn.
im; Cover! Farms, Oliver, B.C CF

SOIL.
ie aL Goad pally 37 75 a

& AUTO
REUPHOLSTERING

Boat Seats
Draperies
Fabrics & Vinyl

New & Us:

SLIDE-IN camperette.

boat rack, table, vente

cellent condition. 559.7596, “aye

GLOSING OUT an . estate.
lousehol: furniture plus

Beastial sold, leaded French

aouiNe: Sale Furniture rai
household items. hi
muetge.7 713 - 13th St.

SPECIALS ON ca posers, oP
ple pres

rates
Ft ere, julcers, bulk pickling:
ices. Granny's pera A
tleaird Plaza.

Furniture
Foam Cushions —. |)

#70;

650 - 23rd St.; Castlegar

NEEO SOMETHING

For the Pool?
ENTERPRISES
WALDIE | $.

MEAT
RABBITS
FOR
SALE

anys
Ea a Se 2

dates, peoTtin FAT porsTuae CALORIES

maaie 20.8 19.2 679

Torker 20.1 20.2. 9.3

16.3 2.0 $5.0

7 m7 $8.0

Pork 119 48.0 42.0
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Separtnent of dgriceltare

SPECIAL PRICES

During August
and Free very
on Orders over $50

HOOD'S RABBITRY
399-4766

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. N. Vancouver 985-

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Wa 10 0 tari

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CASTLEGAR
365-7232

30 DAY TERM
DEPOSIT

30 DAY TERM
DEPOSIT

LEGKES FxIz' tent, used ones,
Olde m0 1.0 O68 $75.P' S200: 3/63

Books

fOPSOIL
Screened ee not tlutted’ no sod,
IED ROAD

Toots or rocks, CRUSHI
SEAvEL, truckload lots only,
$120. Discount on larger

2600 oF 365-5519. ttn,

sees e 1 Or seg
erziva ressoge sed

ree . every
cours Creston, (13) ae $90
‘365-5662, tin/

SEARS model Stereo with 8 Tock '
a sheakers, 9 con .
365-6598 after
Sky- 30" GAS. Kear
Excellent operating
ir 365-5961.

for sale,
Consignment Shep.

lots,
Yi
79 - CHARGE

range), ~whlte.:
Sond. ($250; sratberié very Private,

Castlegar Savings

CREDIT UNION

Gx Castlegar 365.7232 Slocon Park 226-7212

90 DAY TERM 1/y 0, | SPECIAL
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90 DAY TERM

DEPOSIT DEPOSIT

AVAILABLE SEPT. 1. Spacious
three bdrm, trailer sth Bdation
In count setting, spbe:

ny 9, Raspberry:

house, full
botement Patio, large
359-7: iss"

Run
31 | classifie

our
ed eres of tr
word ad} porklike setting, sired
twice at regular ghgue necessary. Membership
price and get the is by a cation end Sie

view, Cl id ren wi
third insertion
at

NO EXTRA

Two.

7 Insertions for Price of 4 BDRM. house. “Close-t0

1964 FORD PARTS. Northwest
}. 365-5766.
3/63

van. roller skates, size 8.

Kam.
loops 3 974-3566, Nanaimo 758.
aL)

foe he pa Ideal for
je 365 jo"
o1br0. Ph. 965-7063 eves

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INFORMATION
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Additional Words 15¢
3 Insertions for Price of 2
” 7 Insertions for Price of 4
Special Reduced Rates for.
13x, 18x, 26x, 62x, 102%
are Also Available
PAYMENT POLICY
Payment may be mode by
cash, cheque, or Visa. and
credit cards. It Is
not advisable to id cash

‘WEDDING STATIONERY from Kel
Print. Sample book avallable to

take home evenings oF orien
& 623 Columbia A\ s:

votiet . Superior Gichaven

sibly the best of all peaches.

Bring ‘containers. ‘Open da daily 9
S _p.m.-Covert Farms,

Sliver, B.C.

TWO RETURN TICKETS to Ottawa

sept. 1. 365-6498. 3/98

EWELLERY anid I Noveliy Store In

jew communi
tocated in’ aheppie ep

highway. Reascnabl
Phone 112-566-4558 01
4364.

ihrovah the malls vies
fs may be cl rged, uta

billing ree vil be made if

the id for seven

days ‘after it ae

(This $1

BIRCH Firewood for sale, $55
truckload deliv. 399-4713, 3/62
10’ CAR TOP Boat. 365-5652 3/62

Two-Gallon

PAILS

ONLY

*1.50
EACH

duty al
tae pa feta ek hit fittin
Plastic pall sh oh 9
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

SATELLITE Systeme tid

complete satellite ‘aches
from $1995. Pisenel ‘avail.,
down of
month. "Beater
welcome. Open

for’ your ‘convenience. Ph. my
430-4040.

inguie os

0A ene aa at
HEAVY hand split tapered
cece shakes. Will el
Toot, Rect. roles, 355058" F/21

first appears:
ply to Visa "ond Mastocor
charges.)

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letermine page loca-
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to the maintenance of public
decency AND prior approval
has been obtained through
(the Human Rights Branch).

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COMPLETE IMPORT
LINEIN STOCK _-

VALLEY COMFORT Furnace, 300 z 3/64
off orig. price. 359-7838 3/63
ALL Household Items; almond
colored oj aianese & other furn-
ture. 3/63

1 YEAR TERM

+83,
“THE, FIRST THING HELL WANT

‘To KNow Is How muct: STORAGE
ace (SIN THE ATTic--
IN AVID CLASSIFIED READER”

2 aril aie tar

Sera . Avail. Sept. 1.
BDRM opt. 365.2290, 7/60 apr. 365-2298. va

FOR RENT
DOWNTOWN LOCATION

2 Commercial S;

duplex,
s78/mo:
7 Mabainncadamenadt: 47 7

MODERN 3 bdrm Touse, 550 7th
Ave... Costlegur available now.
352-9290. 7/61

oe BORM aul Walking dist-
ce downt ial . Laundi IY foeil:
ites. Nice) myers Vand hor. water
Ave. or repre

2 BORM house in Robson. Suit-
‘able for couple. No pets. Eves.,

SLOCAN PARK 15-6641. fine
226-7212

on sitll

f LARGE apt. for rent, 365-6509.
8:00 a.m. ar after 8:90 mn. 3/62

let ‘se
Spar 1° on min, tron Nelton, Ph.
3/62

BDRM ‘house, full bem. nob:
son. References. 365-:

"TWO BORM, opt, ridge ove

if
Ray, saith itt

(CEDAR MANOR: O1
bdrm. ets. erate ‘med:
365-6213 of 365-7661. tins!

BDRM apt. 546 Sth Ave. Also
Becholr tite Bui ard Al
ra

re
APPROX. 400 04, 7, oh [commer

Arcriment: - Fadge

mee
aedaioces No
365-8087. A\ fa Sept, en
TWO BDRM. lower duplex.
Ground
MILK COW, lust irechen Costlegar overlooking river.

SEER TACKS? Good cond
$100 0.b.0. 365-6823

milker, ey 8 Ph. .. $300/month. obe7386 or write
44s, Ross, C. 11 13, RR. No. 1,
Crescent Valley, 8. €. VO THO, |

TADaE FANS: The =igal i
le & retail,

f “> Dog
Fan y CLEAN ONE BDRM.

tore. Wholesal
logues, Ocean Pacific,

3
Soller. Ire, 4600,

$i, Burmaby, B.C. vi

tina?
ise gr guns Boupht and sold cosh

Ross.
vii /9

ise's Hdwe. i

fond: fete

SASSENGER BUS, Party com,

Parte, 965-3155, 149

3X to 9X, 32mm SUSNELLS se

$72. i Marlin lever aetion il etl Also, 2-3 bdrm. house in cowne
7348 or messages 226- 965-9645. 3/64

HOUSEKEEPING APTS.

Includes heat, lights, TV hookup.
Ph. 3 365.5 "3613
LARGE TWO BDRM, furnished

heat,

apartment. includes.
and cable. Immediate occupan-
170 of 365-3835,

SHELTER fe et smear

357-9984
ALCA A KENNELS

GERMAN Short Hair

inter 3
for sclert good for Mt

nti Ph.
me, 3/62

For witdiife.
Pots = Pets Availoble,

TAPARTMENT SIZE electric ae
as new, 365-6223. 3/63
You may Son tp in this column

0 Items
but th the artic.

ree of

les must pet. tatel ove
each it

febuy. One year ola, id See sha”

FURNISHED: ONE yogis wae 7"
downtown area. 3/64

So

BDRM. trailer aL woaher
ood i dryer. Available pow: S65.
in.

1700 Sq. Ft Available

SRIGHT and spacious Tb op.
Fridge & stow ine! Avail, Sept

er sebaitis evess
#in/63

1 soc cabin in Robson evel
now. 365-3! tin/

3 BDRM home (Tarrys), I

_————————

km. wl close to sch oot, Fh
fet IT BDRM suite a new Tome,

cae BS

COURT: Beautiful

LARGE two bdrm. house, also, NeW 2% iriments now
m two bdrm, suite with Hneplocs: ayelable, sieuacition
Ph. 365-716). tina

FURNISHED or,

unturnished
house fd rent. Ch
965-7696.

lose to town.

‘83 ARIES 4-door

2,000 kms.
‘82 RELIANT 4-dr. auto.
‘79 TRANS-AM auto.
‘81 CHEVETTE 4-dr. auto.
‘80 CITATION 4-dr. auto.
‘80 CITATION X11 4-spd.
‘81 MALIBU 4-dr. auto,
‘80 OMNI 2-dr. auto.
‘81 CITATION 2-dr.
auto., air cond.

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COZY 2 bdrm house close t
gory mm house cl jo

"with heat it, fridge & Neve,
newly painted, “Avail. tr
e located ai

mo,
365-7228 during weekdays, or
565-29 a1 renin 3/63

cal », down
core. Available now, as-is or

it trees, Insulated possible renovate. Ray, 365-
tin/S0

416 - sth Ave., 2BDRM mobile home In Robson,
avail. now. No dogs. Cs

rnlshed 1 bdrm fulte, SEMECURN: 3 bdrm Bowen ne

ofinies ‘nee no }» 365-51 (ae ferences, $350/mo. Ph.
or 365-5521. be 3/63 ins?

FOR RENT in
folly modem, slecirc ‘close ts 10
school, }, store.

$2287. 22E TSS bed

Winlaw: One bdrm, 1WO BDRM DUPLEX. tridge,
stove, utlitle included. Close tc
schools,

365

vailoble a

(VACANT RECREATIONAL

tion forms and Terms and Conditi be ob:
ee A de, Perks ond Nowsing

CROWN LAND FOR SALE

The Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing has
vacant recreational lots for sale to the general
public, for the prices listed below:

Loaction: 13 km south of Nakusp on Highway #6
(The Nakusp-Needles Highway)

LEGAL DESCRIPTION

tet 1, District Lot 7544,
‘cotenay District Plan 15396

is 2, District Lot 7544,

Kootenay District Plan 15396

tot '3, District Lot 7544, 0,432 $18,900
‘cotenay District Plan 15396 (1.07)

ter District Lot 7544, 0.972 $19,008
‘ootenoy District Plan 13396 (0.92)

= tive pu rchasers must be Canadian citizens, have
fqaide din B. tora minimum of 2 yeare Hely prior to
chase; and must be 19 years of ageor

Only one recreational lot be held at any one time by an
individual or family Une u rm

Sale will be by Public Lot Draw on Tuesday, August 30, 1983,
at 1:00 p.m. es Draw raw well Feed in the: i :

Li
ae Wierd Street: Nelson, B.C, VIL 5S4
Registration for ind deposits must be submitted to the
Nasty ge tor lands ‘Parke and Housing, 310 Ward Street,
Nelson, B.C.

Prospective age must submit a deposit of $750 (certi-
fled cheque or bank draft) and be registered a lpeioe to the
close of registration, to be included in the Lot Di

Registration closes at 12:00 p.m. )

3971963, Prospective purcha: pears r their apeeepiy a
attendance at the Lot Draw in order! to participate, Re jisiroe
tained from:

MARKET, SELLING
‘VALUE «PRICE
$22,000 $19,800
$22,000 $19,600
‘$21,000
$20,000

C. VIC TAZ
T
OR
Ministry of Lands, Parks end Housing
District Land Office
210 Ward Street, Neleon, B.C. VILES4
Telephone: (604) 352-22

Prospective pucchavers are paahaly to obtain a copy of same
in order to participate.

Al

pyle
BCAAs

Ministry of Lands,
Parks and Housing
Honourable Anthony J. Brummet, Minster