CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 6, 1977

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PORN SHED ONH il

ONE Ane TWO BDRM, APTS,
Caatlegar, Fully furnished,
No pate, Ph, Nelson 825-9366, Py

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Ran heat, $160 mo, Ph, meat

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nh, 77.

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ye re children or pets
66-711

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FURNISHED SMT, SUITE
2 students, Ee

TAT TOME, BPAG

FOR RENT

Tes ae One bai
Available Immediately,
. No pets,

FURNIS)
artment. P Me
2 BDRM, FC HINES eb ae.
ley, reasonable rent, quiet luca> very attractive clean,
Heh, (Rasrtorry Village, Ph. er Aliies any el
No sunokers, §280/mo:
Rag! aapberry on. Para
Road, Brand new 2 BRAL

SURNISIED oA APARTMENT,
tnirs, 2 bdrms, Ph, 366-3200
her ‘3 o'clock
SUITE FOR C COUPL LE 0!
girls. Ph. u65-6700.

on 6th Ave.
FR for detalla,
MALL 2 BDRM, TRAILER,
Bb, 305-5905,

60

Bites, Ponderosa | Home
7 SDR HOURS BY FERRY, Robson. We are ai
no children or
pets, Ph, 265-7388 after & Bane

[oom TO LET IN CO-OPEL- by the

ative house, Students welcome, Hie eaten Bh. Son1744.
male/female, Rent $88. Ph. 385-
25! — ec month,
2 BDRM, HOUSE ON
‘Ave, & Castlegar, Ph. 365-40u6.

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Phone: 365-2111

MAKE US AN OFFER! MLS

Must sell this attractive professionally decorat-
ed bungalow. Brand new kitchen features
boiling water tap. Living room has wet bar.
Luscious blue deep pile carpet throughout.
Completely refurbished.

STEPS TO SHOPPING! NEW LISTING
Conttelly located in North th Caallea Reoiny,

gar-
ie and earpatt, Nice fhe attractively land-
scap

EXCELLENT STARTER HOME! — NEW LISTING
Fairview Sub-division. Large kitchen and liv-
ingroom, Three bedrooms with fourth in
basement.

DONT JUDGE A 8OOK BY IT'S COVER
Or a house by it's exterior, This home looks
small but there are 3 bedrooms, cozy, car-
peted living room, compact kitchen with
open archway to the sunny dining nook.
Part basement and a big backyard with lots
. of garden area and huge trees. Appliances
included. Immediate possession. — $26,500.-
00

IMMACULATE! §=MLS

Newly Jeled home, fully di /
Private backyard with carport. Extra nice
home with lots of potential. — $38,960.00

GIVE MOM A BREAK!

With this well planned home. Airy kitchen,
spacious living room with fireplace, gener-
ous sized bedrooms, 12 balhs, and private
sundeck, Full basement with fireplace. Try
your offer.

MVE ON THE SUNNY SIDE!
3

» built in
a pate den and rec room. Only
$42,200.00

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY!

Two rental units in Robson showing good
return, A solid investment at only $25,500.-
00

. STAR-WEST REALTY LTD.

1976 was a fantastic year for Star West
Realty. During the year just about every list-
ing was sold. We now need more properties
for sale. If you plan on selling why no! con-
tact the Agency that gels results. Make the
first step to better living. Call Star West
Realty now!

Johnnie Parkin — Receptionist
Carolee Fitz-Gerald — 365-5945
Stan Partridge — 365-7450
Cyril Bell — Agent

| STAR-WEST REALTY.LTD.

MEMBER OF KOOTENAY MLS
(WE'RE PROUD OF OUR REPUTATION

STAR-WEST REALTY LTD.

351
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rm, suite, fully furnished

$260/

house

home

with + cncellent valley view,
Wholesale or warchouse space
8. Castlegar, Call

CASTLE REALTY LTD,
Phone 38

FT. ASL Es
epaces for single or doubles

Park,

the Park all
ay or Phone 365-8963 ager &

Sala HOTEL 2 poOMe,

nth.
Pires

ROOMS BY THE DAY, EEK

nuble,

Very reuso!
Castlegar Hotel. "Ph, 366-7474,

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punches, Soveral atylea und pre

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by Ted Trogdon |

© VEHICLES

a EAN ROVER, 108 WHE:

feo, Custlegar Nows
Dopartment. iat Columbian Ave.
i o del ne MAG RIM, $80.
0 Gi: + 14 winter tires, $v.
Phos sapeavea. 31
MEN'S NORWEQIAN CROSS-
Country Skis, Madshu
Tex with Bindings und Hoty,

BOXSUIING AND a
tveus with headboard, Ph,

DO SNOWPLOWING,
Realduntial and Cienmier a
Ph, 366-3165.
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BAVE ‘fie. $§ LP. SNOW RLe

one winter. Ph,

REGLAt i
Dutwun plekup. Pb. 266 eae

KENMONS DRYER, _ $i60.
ae wre Washer-Spin Dae
$60. R73.

BUX SPILINGS an
minttresxes In good condition,
Ph,_$65-3261, 352

Litres Ui FT, HOLI-
day ae Teo. Mere, inboard
outboard, Ph, 365-6200. 352
coMvoNnNT RTEREO RET,
M-FPM, truck, Iku pews

1D OUNGAN,
ence eondition rente
range hood $20, Mh, 305-8028
after G. 351

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works int gtu0 takes it,

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automatic, Many extras, Ph.
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© UNDER $20 + Mighty. New and used, salen,

Service and Accessories, Mave
your Honda dinatuned, iturett
B. Sloe Honda Sales, Frultvate, ttn 36

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WANT MORRIS MINOR EN-
gine or jothe er similar motor,
Ph, 365-3857. 31

» $10, Ph.
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TO BUY, US!
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@ HELP WANTED

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part-time experienced bookkeep-
‘Must be familar with all

bt
ed by Compact
Products, Evening work,
pay plus
Cull 65-7680,
APT, &
© units, 480 rent allowance on
a nice, fully-furnished — once
m, apt. Write Box 30070,
Caatlegar New: BC.

EXPERIENCED PERGON 1S
apply brick slice
atone finishes on uw hotne cx

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rine on chest, Ph, 365-532

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dressing roum 380,
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Voice of the People

, Editor, Castlogar News:
Freedom to wear seat-

wear seatbells? No!

Why? Thinking for the
people (by enforcing, not basic
lows, but needless daily rules)
would stifle individual intel-
ligence and promote mass slav-

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what it's
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ment) Weidnertay 840 pane Phe
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OPPORTUNITIES

STUFF ES, 10
yer thousand. Eorn itntmediutely
stamped, —sclf-addrexsec

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and “Cuxcade”

and fireplaces In the
‘rail

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ew, Phone Ray collect at Hare

766-3852
in 47

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86 @ UNDER $20
ACICERS

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at $20 ur teas that
fealt you can uve
tl chixeifle
TRACKHOK, SERVICES
Gravel and Excavatinic
Brena Contracting, 165-
tin 36

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PRIVATE Low cost SUE
mutive and stall
yada, Ctuneautend!

Call 38%:

fou have un Mery va oe

Tain” 3-BEDIOdM MO-
pie home, wih or ateut a Free eatini
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3 BDRM. 10 X 66 TRAILER,
partly furnished. Ph. eoaae

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16" DOE TRUCK aE
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PICKUP TRUCK TIRLS, DE:
pels, winter tires, $16 ea. Ph,

aor WASHING MA-
chine $20. Ph, 365-5998,
BIRD CAGES AND STAND,
$10, Ph, 365-6996.
AQUARIUM, ONA GAL,
an one 2-gal, $15. oe ‘365+
95
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parka, Navy, see, 96. $12.,
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© Travel Trailer
Sales

BARRETT’S TRAVEL
TRAILERS

Moblichomes, campers, tent tr-
allerx, Camping peace
refrlieratury, eto

ete. furrett *Crulier Bales,,
ttvale,

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eee CHEVELLE, PH, 365-

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terized, $460, Ph. 1 a

ToT1_ VOLKSWAGEN, IN ao.

od condition with ae heater

aor xell, wi vn best otters
he ne Ronaland 36: h 3

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eatimntes.

’ @ HELP WANTED

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th resume of ‘previu ploy
inent, “Box 20, “Teall, 1 yt
OPPORT
Permunent’ future for ample:
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sales: s.type Inaiviadal (a ale/ie-

Peres income and

PHONE 365-3336

SAVE DOLLARS BY BUYING AND SELUNG
YOUR HOME THE GREEN ACRES WAY

“REAL way
SERVICE way
FOR ONLY
COMMISSION

VV. BUSH BUGAY, PH,
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4 ory
running | cenditton, |. SBB-
2354 or 365-3145, st

CASTLEGAR 365-3347

PRICED TO SELL — OWNER ANXIOUS — Excel-
lent downtown location featuring Cathedral en-
trance, 3 BRMS., large LR, “U"* shaped kitchen,
patio doors to sundeck over double CP. Roughed-
in BSMT., large lot, only 2 yrs. old. $48,500.

LARGE VIEW LOT — MLS — 1.3 Ac., water and
sewer available —.excellent building site. $15,-
000.

WOODLAND PARK — 1245 sq. ft. Only 4 years
old featuring 3 BRM., full BSMT., large living
room with fireplace, beautiful kitchen with large
eating area, ensuite plumbing, walk-in closet,
many extras. $48,700.

ROBSON WAREHOUSE — MLS — 3900 sq. ft.
on two floors, front and rear loading doors,
heavy flooring. $39,000,

pibgemaag FAMILY HO- HOME OF

BRM. with family room
and full basement. Fen-
ced yard. Owner moved
and anxious to sell.
$32 500.

NEW HOME with PICTURESQUE VIEW — Here
it is - Spanish style with many extra features.
Master BRM. with dressing area end private ac-
cess to bath. “U" shaped kitcher:, Sliding glass
doors from dining roam, 2 BRMS., large living
room, Cathedral entrance, W/W carpei, fuli base-
ment, garage, /2 Ac. Lot. $49,900.

POST AND BEAM CONSTRUCTION — Truly bea-
utiful if you are looking for the home with some-
thing extra, 2 BDRM. up with a balcony over-

COMMISSION -

looking the open. living area. 1¥2 beth. large.
master BRM., Franktin, FP, balcony. with a spect .

acular view. ‘A must to see, Only 1 yr. old, $59,-

32%

CASTLE REALTY LTD.

Phone 365-3336

Bjorn A. Edblad 365-3423
Neil A, Pereverzoff 365-2337
Irene C. Masson 365-6668

“MAKE YOUR HOME A CASTLE”

mai
ker! unity. au replies
Sontitential, mall to Hux 30075
Cantlegar, B.C,

BELLA tts ‘GLEANING LADY

Pi ence evonings or week:

euuired une morning 2 weeks =

HIPWELL vaitt

PHONE 365.7514 F
Evenings Phone
3. F. Hipwell, FRE 363-7514
Alfred S. Blum 365-3860
50 Ac. Ranch at Winlaw
10 Ac. ‘Ootischenia
Blueberry Estate, 2-level home .....
4 Bdrm. Home and Pool ....

$52,000

. $58,000
a. $59,500
va. $56,900

. $43,500
$5,000
$23,000

New contractor home, Robson es
Robson Townsite Ig. family dwlg. ........
Downtown Special, 2 bdrm. cottage ....

CMB&HC INSURED MORTGAGE RATE 15 10¥a%

THIET

PLAN 24 eee

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WANTED

8 very) small 6-ycar-old
house tratned spaded female
dog, Ph. 365-7696,

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e In Memoriams

in loving memory wf my
dear mother, Aira, Mary Sulokin,
sxcd away’ December 28,-1964,
Silent thoughts, tears“ unseon,
Wishing ygur " abacnce, "wus
rn aay i

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who hire their exer re,

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mminn, Broblem an and help

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Mr, and Mrs, Mike Pavidore,
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* Bed aA Sherbinin of Groseont
, BC

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A E Ne 1555-Second Avenue f
Cy East Trail

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“COOPER LISTINGS SELL’’

PRIVATE RIVERVIEW LOT with very attractive 2'-
3 bdrm. home, located in South Castlegar. Wall to
wall carpet throughout, 3rd bedroom adapted as
utility room. Large attached garage. All in an ex-
cellent state of repair, and priced at only $29,-
900 MLS,

UNIQUE STYLING - A HOME YOU WiLL BE PROUD
OF! Able io accommodate any size family, this
beautiful home with a 14 x 24 living room with
fireplace is located on Sth Avenue, near hospital

> and high schoo!. Complete with carport, full base-

ment, on a 75 x 100 foot landscaped lot. See it
at $54,000.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONI Drive by 1724 81h Ave-.

nue South in Kinterry Heights. Priced to sell at
$52,900, this 3 bedroom home with carport is
jus’ right for your family. 4th bedroom roughed
in downstairs, large private backyard. Call, us
now!

YOUR TOTAL’ INVESTMENT IN THIS HOME 1S
ONLY $33,000, 1352 square foot double wide
with 3 bedrooms, large living room and a very
convenient kitchen. Presenily located on a rented
lot in Genelle — could be moved. Includes oven,
range, washer and dryer, 3 sels bedroom furni-
ture and other exiras. ML.

EXCEPTIONAL DOUBLE WIDE - 23'6 X 44’, Loc.
ated in Blueberry on a full cement foundation
and a large landscaped lot, plenty of storage
including a garage and workshop. 3 good sized
bedrooms, a large living room and dining area,
plus-a well appointed galley style kitchen and
utility area on Ihe main floor make this the home.
you've been searching for! $42,500.

CRESTVIEW CRESCENT - REDUCED, Available now
in this a3b home
with L-shaped living room and dining room, shag
carpet throughout and 12 baths. 194 x 80 foot
lot will provide the room you need for the fu-
lure development your family deserve. $46,000.

MUST SELL - ATTENTION DOCTORS AND NURSESE
We have a lovely 3 bedroom home with a large
living room and fireplace, near the hospital and
within easy walking distance of schools and shop-
ping. All on a large lot (67 x a8) with satan.
$53,900 MLS.”

OWN YOUR OWN GOLDMINE, Pick either a small
family grocery store or a large supermarket. A
modest downpayment is required, but the owners
will assist in financing. Your chance to become

: financially independent and whistle while you:

worl

WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE KOOTENAY REAL
ESTATE BOARD

J. E. (Jack) Young (Nominee) - Residence 365-8117]
Dave Cooper FRI - Residence “365-3559

Gordon Gemmill ‘(Sales Associate)"
Residence 365-7900

Appraisals - Marilyn Cooper . Residence 365-3559}

"LOOK US OVER”:
Mysteriously low prices
you will find hard to
believe."

Shop and Compare and
‘then let: the Friendly
Staff. at’ PLAYMOR

HOMES show. you -the
“HIDDEN VALUE” f

parc mg

Max. Min. Pre, Sun?!"
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BIRTHS

WHITE = To and
Mra, Robert H, white of of Cas.

tlegar, Dee, 231 daughter,

GmrRARD — To Mr. and
nee eal cmt of Winlaw,

YEN To Mr.and Mra,
Clive Jones of Robaun, Dec, 3
a daughter,

GIRAUD — To Mr, and

Mex, ing 1 Airnud of Rel-son,

Jun, 3 n daughter,

Locals. Plan
Apprentice.,,
Seminar Here

A séminar for apprentices
of Local 2300 Castlegar. and
Loca! 2458 Nelson, Brotherhood
of Carpenters, is being planned
for Jan, 29 at the Hi Arrow
Arms,

There will also be a
seminar for members and their

“wives on the Carpentry. Work-

ers’, Welfare’ Plati; . (pensions;
* dental,“welfare and’ extended
health care) on the afternoon of
the same day.

A. banquet will follow in
the evening with presentations
sof 25-year pins to members, and
* certificates to apprentices who
have. completed their’ “ap:
prenticeship,

- ‘There will be no admission

fee for the seminars, but tickets
will be on sale for the banquet,

Service Held
For Phillip
Rezansoff, 62

Phillip Rezansoff, 62, a
native son of Qolischenia, who
has: resided" in the. Castlegar
district. continuously, died on
Monday of last week.

Born Nov, 10, 1914, in
Oo Mr. is

Quality Built
Parts andaccessories
Playmor Junction
South Slocan
Ph. 359-7166. .
O.L 1372 :

survived by one cousin, Mrs.
John Ziben of Robson, He was
predeceased by his mother and
father.

Burial took place Thursday
in Ootischenia Cemetery.

Selkirk

; upgrade welding.

valid -welding.. ticket,..

V/
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Vocational : Division

requires ;

Relief Part-Time Welding Instructor

DUTIES: To instruct class in generat and to

QUALIFICATIONS: Applicant must , possess
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+. Supervisory * and” deaching vexpenience would be

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STARTING DATE: “As soon as possible. ;
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Selkirk’ Vocational: Division, -
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Neleany B. cr .

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Entertainment
Today Designed
ToGo Anywhere

Even in the days of arm-
stretching 40-pound portable
radios, the chance Lo carry your

ing that we, the cilizens of B.C.,
are incapable, or Loo ignorant,
or just too lazy to think con-
structively. Therefore, under
the fantasy of helping and pro-
tecting ils little children, Big
Daddy has proposed to think
for us, to force us to wear scat-
lis.

But let us not forget that
we are human beings! We. are

bolls? Yes. Force people to"

ry.
The government is'assert--

entertainment around with you
was a good idea. Now a: great
dea! more is available.

Even those color spectla-
culars'on television aren't re-
stricled Lo indoors these days.

State of Forest Industry
Reviewed by President

Whore is the British
Columbia . foregt industry
headed, and are we on the right
path? Are we on the road to
economic recovery or is it
hecessary to consider some al-
ternatives to our tranditional-
method of operation? ~*~

At-Mesachie Lake Experi-
mental Station, industry com-
municators: attending ‘a two-
day meeting recently, under
the sponsorship: of the Council
of Forest Industries of British
Columbia, were given an over-.
view of the state of the industry
by Ronald M. Gross, president
of the Canadian Cellulose Com-
pany, Limited, and chairman of
COFT's Directors’ Communica-
tions committee.

Subsequently, Mr.- Gross
responded to questions on his
presentation for the current
issue of Forest Industry Facts,
a periodical: distributed - by’
COFI and reprinted here.
What is the general state of the
free-world economy?

‘Traditionally, the ‘United

States. economy.-has provided ~
+ thes cimpens for:

other” edn
omies, precédin ing. others.” both:

‘up and down the cycles we have ~

had, and the Canadian economy
has tended to follow it by about

| six months.

At present, the United
States economy is on a plateau
and it can be expected. to stay
there until about, mid-1977,. at
which time Ibelieve there will
be further improvement. ~

Because. the recovery. so.

. far is well-based, there appears:
>to be little danger of-a serious
decline.
‘What is the state of the BC.
forest industry?

‘> The: British Columbia in-
dustry ilself is in-a ‘period of .
rationalization. There has been

-very little capital expansion,
which means there is little new
employment being created.

All. companies are at-
tempting. to: perform. better.
‘with®. existing facilities . and-
‘money being spent now is being
directed primarily toward pro-
ductivity and. environmental
considerations.

Demand for Canadian lum-
ber and to some degree, ply-
wood, improved in 1976. Recent
statistics for housing starts in
the U.S. are encouraging and

sistent long-lerm profitability
and adequate return. on in-
vestment, we will be able to
make the capital expenditures
needed in the iut

“tis difficult to attract new
investment \funds © now, but
when the market potential is
slrong, and the price structure
of our products allows a reason-
able return on investment,

“business will be able to raise

the capital for new projects.
Individual companies. will

find it more difficult to put the

needed ‘capital . together : be-

cause o: debt to capital ratios, 7

- but it will be done.

© Should we in Canada be satis-

10 per. cent of our productive
days through labor disputes.

The United - States and
Scandinavia,, our’ major. com-
petitors in pulp, have not had as
much of their production dis-
tupted by strikes, and there-
fore have been able to operate
much closer, to real’ capacity.
than Canadian: producer:
What major: probléms-farethe*
industry?

in an enviable position: to. com-
pete very well’in world mar-
kets, because of our’ natural
resources, productive capacity,
strategic location and efficient
water transportation.

‘We have the products to _
win customers, but: to -keep
them: on ‘economic terms we
must convince them their. sup-
ply is: assured al: competitive
prices. 3

To be successful, a com-
pany. must. have ‘something
special going. for ‘it, for’
example, unusually good tech:
nology, good markets, or an -

«\- unusually balanced timber posi- :

tions
Without this, I fear that:
the sawmill that: produces only
run-of-the-mill grades is going.
to have an increasingly difficult
time competing. in the. wood
products business. ;
Another area of concern is
transportation—these’ costs
make up such a large segment
of the total cost of our business.

_ In the last eight years, our rail

and water transportation costs
have almost doubled.
Is more investment needed for

are a good: sign: of imp!
lumber demand for 1977.:

The U.S.. market for pulp
from Canada. really opens .up
only when the paper industry in
the ‘U.S. operates at a level
greater.than 90 per cent for a
sustained ‘period. .When that
happens, the United ; States
uses’ most of the pulp it
generates itself to make paper.

* European and Far : Bast
pulp markets tend to follow the
U.S. demand curve and, gen-
erally. speaking, I think we
should see more positive de-
mand’ for ‘pulp by. the second
half of 1977.
Have we the capacity to meet
an incretsed demand?

_ Looking back over the. last
10 years, we have i

pital
and can the BC. industry at-
tract such funds? .

There is no need_ for im-
mediate and heavy capital ‘ex-
penditure. There is no wave of.
expansion of pulp or newsprint: -
facilities in Canada,

Our present growth rate, ft
‘poth i in ihe industry and in the
economy generally, is moderate
compared. with the dynamic

growth of the . American,
Japanese, European and Can:

dian economies ‘in the 1950's
and 1960's.

The trend throughout the ; i
“-world” is: for more’ moderate <4

growth, and: this - means’ in-
‘dustrial capacity. can. increase

, at-a_slower. rate.

If’ we can ‘achieve con:

produced much less than we
were physically’. capable ‘of
doing. As an example, because
of current static pulp markets, -
the industry is now marketing
about. 80 per cent of our

* capacity.

We' also must remember
that we have lost, on a fairly
consistent annua! basis, about

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fied with our existing method of
operation, ‘or is it. time to .
consider

privileged and responsible to
discover and express our inner

- potentials by being creative

and original thinkers. Thus we
will be strong, self-reliant in-
dividuals, capable, of directing
our tives with energy and in-
telligence.”

Presently, however, our
hired government is faced with
directing people who have been
conditioned to crave the easy
life. Instead of developing our

minds to understand how to,

live correctly, “how to earn
happiness, we live for tem-
porary pleasures, preferring to
loll in easy-chairs with pill,
joint, or bottle, watching TV.

If, this rotting, continues,
then what, were once. capable,.
happy. human’ beings will be
sick and insane robotic zom-

* bies—dead minds only capable

at routine labor—lifeless slaves

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 6, 1977

Ifa driver decides that, for
his particular time and cireum-
stance, a seatbelt is unneces-
sary, then who has the right to
pronounce him incompetent, to
treat him as a criminal, to
assume that.he will have an ac-
cident? Will Big Daddy next
propose to jai! us all since we
might break a law?

You grumble “I won't pay
money into ICBC, B.C. Medical,
and income tax to be squander-
ed in hospitalization and sup-
Part for those who didn't buckle

Well, who has failed to
remedy causes of accidents?
Who has allowed liquor outlets
to flourish and the drinking age
dropped to 19? Who is allowing
the continual bombardment of

. liquor advertising, even to the

point of subliminal advertising?

Freedom to Wear Seatbelts?

» Who. is standing back. while.

Nquor. profiteers condition:
young minds to believe that the
good life revolves around

. drunken insanity?

Few of the. young, once
conditioned, have a real choice.
Who is responsible? You and
me, fella, It is therefore just
that we ail give of ourselves
and our capital, to partake in
rebuilding weak people to
strong thinkers, to allow people
freedom to learn from their
mistakes.

Let’s pull our heads out of
the sand and face realities. Let
us do something to rid’ our-
selves of these deplorable con-
ditions that cause accidents,
but not force human beings to
wear sealbells,

D.M, Serensen
Westbank, B.C.

Pass Creek Resident.
John Doubinin Dies . -

Funerat services were held
‘en Monday afternoon of last

week at the. chapel’ of the .

Castlegar Funeral: Home for
John Doubinin,' 69,'a longtime
Pass Creek resident who died
Dec. 23 at the Castlegar and
District Hospital:

Mr. Doubinin was born in

and one sister, Mrs. Bill (Dora)’

Lebedoff of Pass Creek.
Interment took. place. in’

Ootischenia Cemetery.

Saskatchewan in June, 1907
and came with his parents to
B.C. when he was 12, to settle
in Ootischenia.

He was married in Pass
Creek: and resided there con-
A carpenter by

You try this. super: |?
special 1976 12 x: 60
Monarch’ 2 B.R. Ser.

being lated . by.. profi-
teers. i
How is. change to come
about? Do we become inde-
pendent and strong by being
told: what to do? Certainly not.
We must put forth effort and
change ourselves..
Therefore, what is the
government's true responsibil-
ity? It is to help people to help

I believe we in’ Canada
should be doing the things we
do well, better. We can com-
pete in the plywood, lumber,
pulp ‘and newsprint markets,
and we should concentrate on-
having. the. best economic

carefully. letermined ‘on sound’
+ economic: ybases—evaluating..
markets ‘and costs.

[believe Canada will con-
tinue to play a specialist role in
international - trade—we will

not to -play. Big

Daddy and look after them. The -

government is responsible to
remove nursemaid policies, to

stop mass hypnotism by ‘pro-

fiteers, and then. to provide.
incentives, opportunities, and
right teaching of -how to. clive
constructively.

learn through suffering, free to.

learn: from their mistakes.
Educate people about seat:,

~ belts but. let the ‘decision Bes

theirs, :
You ery out “This way is
cruel. If people were forced ‘to

on ping the’
uniqueness of our resources to
the fullest degree.

Brazil offers a. good
example of what can be done.
That country. is becoming: a
specialist in the world export of
hardwood-type ‘pulps.

:We.can- produce pulp, but
noteven commodity grades like

erboard or’ sack kraft are
profilable i in Canada today,

It is only: in’ ‘the ‘United
States, where there are tre-
mendous natural resources,
coupled with a very large mar-
“ket; that there -cdn be ‘full
integration ‘going all:the way

* from the forests to the varied

product needs‘of the consumer.

Finally, we shouldn't. get
discouraged because the eco-
nomic recovery is taking so
long. We have the economic
fundamentals to enjoy one of
the longest’ and most sustained

* cycles we have-ever had, and

because it has taken so long for
the economy to get where it is
the ‘cycle should run. Jonger
5, Uhan most.

, Wear Its their lives would

have been’ saved.”
Let's be logical” The is-
suance of a driver's license °

gives permit to guide a four--:

wheeled missile - amongst
throngs of. pedestrians and

* other drivers. Surely, if the”
driver ‘can ‘assume responsi-'

bilily for the lives of thousands,

then he can also assume res-.

ponsibility for his own single”
life. Otherwise, he should not
be permitted on the road, with
or without a seatbelt,

You assert “Force is very
needed, after all, how else can
we ‘Stop thieves and murder-
ers.” But thieves and murder-
ers are punished after com-
milting an offense, after pro-
ving themselves criminals.

"KOOTENAY SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION

POSITION:
ai , Loan Officer
LOCATION: .
‘Trail Branch;

1 Kootenay Savings Credit Unton

1199. Cedar Avel

venye
Trait, British Columbia

: R ABS
im... QUALIFICATIONS:

iY:

‘ upon experience.
©) APPLICATIONS:

Lending experlence with credit’ unions or. other
financial institutions required.

The salary range Is $865,00 to $1,070.00 based

No. 6024 with stove and
lesa pupae

on ‘11 499

Choose ‘from. new ‘or used!
singie wides or. new double;
wides on thé spot financing to:

trade, he worked at his trade in”
construction, logging and was
also self-employed.

He is survived by his wife, J!”
Vera; cne son,’ Bill of Pass
Creek; four grandchildren; one
brether, Nick of Grand Forks;

15 yrs. to pay on new homes.
upon approved credit.
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AWINNER AT

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1032 Columbia Ave.,
Castlegar.
Phone 245-2551

, MIKE’S
, Mobile Homes
in Castlegar
is Closed for staff
holidays

We will be open again
for business on Jan. 24,-
; eR Dealer Licence
Di. No 001 T2A= +: Number 010174 *

“SELKIRK COLLEGE V7). CASTLEGAR CAMPUS

invites phic si for

Stnstructor'! Allied: Health (Nursing)

‘DUTIES: To teach: and provide clinical supervision’ to
first and. second year- nursing students. :

QUALIFICATIONS: — Bachelor's Degree mandatory,
preferably in Nursing. i
“'— Eligibility . for ‘registration’ ‘with’ the British
Columbia Registered Nurses’. Association,
_ Appropriate clinical experience, preferably a be
two years minimum.
+ — Previous, teaching experience. is desiratle.

APPLICATION CLOSING BATE: January 28,1977
. STARTING DATE: As-sooni as possible. :
SALARY: Based on qualifications, experience, and in.

accordance: with the: Faculty Association agreé--
ment. ‘

APPLY TO: Deen ‘of Studies

Selkirk: College

whe von 5
W SELKIRK COLLEGE

, ALIN
invites applications -for the position of.

"DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES |

“The su fi Li will be: ible: for.
counselling, student. activities, housing, learning
‘assistance centre, financial aid, registrarial duties,
admissions, Sate fecords, | statistical -feperting.

s pol
icles and programs connected with student Bers
vices. He will :work cooperatively with other,
members of the Principal's staff and well report

< directly to the: Principal.

-' During the initial 12-manth period, the Dean will
be d to devise.a plan for
the development. of Student ‘Services at rSelkirk, ‘
There will be special emphasis on the organiza-
tion of a student records system.

The st ful appli

twill have an

of and exper-

ience wie will allow dhe ‘individual to execute

, the and aspects of
this. position immediately.

Starting Date: As soon as possible.

ULISRI ITIP ILENE IE

With resume, for this Position will be received by:
Mv. D..R. Nuyens

Manager, Trall Branch

Kootenay Savings Credit Union

1199 Cedar Avenue

Trall, British Columbia

VIR 4B8

‘CLOSING DATE:
For applications is: January. 10, 1977.

"Salary: Commensurate. with qualifications and ex-

perience.

‘APPLICATIONS are “invited up to January 21,
1977. Direct applications to:

* The Principal
2 Selkirk: College

x 1200 x
_ CASTLEGAR, B.C.,VIN.351
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