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B6. CASTLEGAR NEWS, January.10, 1982

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sleigh, crib and mattress. Ph.

Clothing For The Family At Prices To Suit Your Bedget

BOOTS, Men's

5AN_MARCO SKI sine'9 (ulllnew). Ph 365 S401

3/2

TWO PAIRs BUSHWACKER Skis for |

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CRAFTSPEOPLE: Excellent for lino ‘or wood block pr jercook

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selection.

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RATES AND INFORMATION Rates First 10 Words $2.50 Additional Words 10¢ 3 Insertions for Price of 2 7 Insertions for Price of 4

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Hemon Rights Act All Savertisements such os Help Wanted must comply wit the British Columbia Human Rights Act. This Act states no advertisement may state or imply a preference, limitation, or specification, on the basis of an applicant's race, religion, colour, marital stotus, ancestry, place of origin, age, of sex (unless the matter relotes to the mai tenance of pul ublie pall AND prior approval hos been obtained’ through the Human (Rights Branch),

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SIDES OF PORK, cut and wrapped. ho Sides of 4:1 beet fro nts, and bin- rae delivary eve . Newdan ferme, cron. aah. He 965-5662, in/67

KITCHEN CABINETS

European Style Corton Counter Tops Energy Miser Fireplace Inserts ond Heaters N.F. OGLOFF Controcting 365-5808

USED GUNS bought and vash or trade. Wise’ . Rossland. Ph. 367-5171. Hin/4s BLACK leather recliner, small Coleman oil beater, sway lamp. Ph. 112.825.4721. tins

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ONE BDRM BASEMENT SUI

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irm. apts. Available immediate occupancy, wall to wall, fridge, stave, laund:

2 and 3. BDRM con- dominiums with full basement, sundeck and carport. Quiet id

4-BDRM EXECUTIVE stb eet Svallablg immediately. $650 month. South Castlegar: Phgne 2634.

3 BDRM trailer, | vat e t DRnag oe rates

ORE BDRM uraied ope, 3 Foss Creek’ Rood.

miles up. " Poneses Oe. F/1Ue

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IOUSE, new stove and

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bonnets alr

speed hard jaar asking $35. Ph. 399-426;

the od for two insertions unloss Rotifled otherw! n/34

Wouto. lke to swap ski-Doo: me Bh a

fora pair of Size 9 ski Boots yeupante

rl ‘suit id full "iendac iia tassel if te

bedrooms

an extra,

75 x 100° RESIDENTIAL lot serviced in Salmo. Owner. ville fee

e

$13,000 - $15,000. Axis Construc-

tion Ltd., Salmo, B.C. Ph, 257-9761 357-2042,

fummlaned/ ‘$6,000 o.bio. Py. Py StS cee as fined

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4 VALIANT 6 cyl. auto.. P.S.,

9 tires, good coodite 2-226-7355 eves. wi

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Moving, Skirting, Sundecks, Block’ ing, Add-a-roomis, Levelling Repanelling beets Roofs

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5: 3

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includes, dishes, TV : ere, Linea or “st ie

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CITY OF CASTLEGAR

NOTICE - COURT OF REVISION

TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Revision for the - LIST OF ELECTORS will sit in the Council Cham- bers of the City Hall located at 460 Columbia on Tuesday, January 19, 1982 at 4:30 p.m. : The Court of Revision shall hear all COMPLAINTS and CORRECT the names of electors in anyway wrongly stated therein; and may“ADD or STRIKE NAMES from the List and CORRECT ANY OTHER MANIFEST ERROR. LIST OF ELECTORS will be open for inspection at City Hall and Public Libraries until January 19, 1982. Registration or correction to the List may, be made at City Hall before the sitting of the Court, “of Revision.

“ Dated January 4, 1982 RJ. Skillings Clty Clerk —

PUBLIC NOTICE

To Residents of the ‘City of Castlegar

In order. to prevent your water lines from freezing, please keep a cold water tap running at all times during cold weather.

Thank you for your co- ‘operation. i

ety OF CASTLEGAR

eee ea a EE +1966 WAGONEER, 4-Wheel Brive

"72. CHEVROLET 4-dr._sialion jeering and

Brake, Ph

DT-Bird, Beat Oifer,’ F/I station

oiSisss otter He

Fri. 5 p.m. , | to Mon. noon: 100 Free kim.”

Car & Truck Rentals: 59°° WE TRY HARDER 365-8461. °

" T976. GEV on, Tonge, 350 jabex, G50 .» $3400, 365-3684,

ow.

2 SET ova: OST lal rettor isa atin Py SE Gre

nis mone’

au and «main, ‘stereo, stove HD. good condition, Call

inch, 4: EVAL, (mj 2

ree

otter So.

SAILBOAT" (Aauarius) (2. jibs = ane Robson ¢ juring w re set Saye ee ae Bice person. If this Is you, Ph. S65;

ee industry ‘in:grave danger

‘By ED WALTERS ST, JOHN'S, NFLD. (CP) Canada’s East Coast: fish- ing. industry is in danger of + collapse and needs immediate ‘federal’ financial“help jon 8 massive ‘scale, Johu Fraser,

, Progressive Conservative’

ation of factors, especially high interest rates, soft mar- ket conditions in the United States and the failure of the fish to migrate Inshore: in some areas, WILL REOPEN Most plants are. scheduled

y- ' to reopen this month as

eral Fisheries | Minister Romeo LeBlanc this weekend toask for at least $100 million to help: the industry...;.- “What is needed now is an - immediate <bail-out followed

deepsea trawlers return to port with the first catches from 1982 fish quotas. However, processing com- panies have appealed to both federal and provincial gov- ernments for financial ald to help them weather continu-

ing with interest

by ‘ack

"Fraser said ata news con-

ference with Newfoundland's two Conservative MPs, John Crosbie (St. John's West) and Jim McGrath, (St.

‘- Bast).

“Despite his. acute bronchitis, | ‘noticed the .

ter 4 (weekdays).

1970 HORDES Ski-Doo pee ee 20 he only. $650. Ph. i SI A Che: cots

REPOSSESSION: 1980

was still able to Sroake ‘money, money,

ABBY kitten, femole, 12 weeks old. Ph. 365-2918 after’ pm. 2/3

2.

maintaina a’ simple cata- ‘loguing system, shelves 5, provides for

program, Jn: technology) corequivalent combination of training ond ‘3/2 | experience; typing 30 wpm.

BLACK Irish Selter/Lab cross old. Ph, 258-2578, ‘ond after:

“and

lor the’

for and .

Under su cous clr aie required to per: bookkeeping, “eloriel

counts payable and/or. ac- counts receivable. When

working os a General Clerk, the candidate will be required to ‘Perform filing ond. socio

Qualifications: ‘High choo! Sraduallen: supplemented inting

Position :¢ to ‘start as soon os possibl a lease oe by January 15, 1982 to: i

Personnel Depa: Selkirk College, Box 1200, Costelgar, B.C., VINSST

PoP.

eahehptie phe :

GENERAL CLERK

ervision” of..the troller, the suc-

Salary in oc ewes.

‘Agreement.

Employment Dates

eames

ter to:

Selkirk

Box!

VINIII

once with the “Collective

Iscse opply by, Jorwory 15,

200, °

Herald cantonaleee he has-run “lish et % 5

“Wo have to start thinking in terms of up to $100 million, of which abolt’ $50" million would have to: be’ spent: in Newfoundland,” Fraser said.

Fraser. said’ he :had spent ‘the last week’ in Newfound- land

Sonn s try.

rates and unsold inventories.

Fraser said he would not like to see federal moncy used to nationalize the indus-

“The money has got to be

‘spent in such a way as to.set .

the: industry on a’ new, course.”

Fraser said he was not. convinced ‘a fresh fish mar- *

keting agency, similar to the

Canadian wheat board, would’

about : the industry's! prob :

plants ‘because | ‘of financial lems. McGrath; sald the ‘problems

were: “caused! by’a combin. ”

head a study of the troubled Atlantic fishing industry. Kirby will become deputy fisheries minister this ‘year. He is secretary to the cabinet,

for federal-provincial re- lations and deputy clerk of? Couneil.

the Privy

CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 10, 1982

Left Poland in June

SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP) — When Polish police threat- ened Anna and Stanislaw Pledel and their 13-year-old daughter because they were associated with the Solidar- ity trade union, the Piedels decided it was time to leave their homeland.

Their, first attempt ‘failed when Swedish police ordered them to return.

On June 80, with Solidarity pins hidden in their boots, the Piedels took the Chopin train to Vienna where they were granted political asy- lum by the Austrian govern- ment.

Defecting meant leaving all oftheir possessions, friends and relatives behind. But the Piedels, living in Saint John for two months, feel they made the right, de- cision.

*’ “Canadian people live here in calni.'In Poland’ there is a very big. difference,” says Pledel. .

“The fe in Poland is ‘strange. I don't think the Canadian people ubderstand the’ Polish situation. If they

‘ive in Poland for one month, “they could: see the differ-

ence.”

+ The Piedels came from the ‘ity of Gliwice, inthe south- ern coal mining province of .

“Silesia where Piedel, 85, was

a.water purification techni- cian and Mrs, Piedel, 31, a file clerk. ‘

| Gemiments resented

i aa (CP) — Unem-

Pen/Ss ployed Eastern’

looking for.work. in Calgary are angered by Mayor Ralph Klein's comments that they for much of

he city’s burgeoning crime

ago a lot

m years _ of people from the West

came to Toronto because former Toronto

looking for work .

"the Single Men's Hostel while ion: “looking for. part-time ‘em- ht here. ployment in Calgary.

Casth News. iy Columbia Avec Costiegar | Ha/93

{AICROWAVE: cooking beginning Jan. 13 ot 7 p.m. ta ne 1» $20. air a

san" Accounting

a Orie of rice and jor ace

with accou:

with Collective

‘Tarry's Woodcraft

Patio Doors, etc.“ A357.

“Wood & Vinyl “Windows” «

Tarrys: ‘399.

Ph. 365-5005.

HANDYMAN Hooking tor odd Tees.

SCHOOL DistRICt NO.9

Nica’ i -time (50'

Holder,

‘COLUMBIA PEST

ie Invited fe one 0 re Ade 10 jonas a au)

us , Residential

SOANOH. Anne F. 365-8060, Christine C.° 365-2448, Noda Lb.

piper Pe re 365-8302. Al- - jeontetfe 1B. 365-5844.

+ 25y/3

He resents the mayor tell pad: povrle like him 'to stay .

“And all this pera East and West is bull.”

Klein told the Calgary Neweomers Club on Wednes- day night that bums and un-" Sarath people aren't melons

in Calgary. ‘The mayor said the aio ity of Calgarians have to be

Paeanee ~ ANONYMOUS 365-3663.

d from “a lot ‘of

-ereeps” even if it takes some

IG BROTHERS oF F ganingae

2 Brother: It rw Yo ‘ort forever. Mon a: ther to 0 fomerieas

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-Suatiricarions: ssscondary FIREPLACES, Bricks; at! rabl; Chimneys.”

Blocks, 1. 365- tin/98

"guparintendent of School District No. 9

* SHAPING

Feb 2 (7

‘John Kanigan Water Wells, Domestic - 3599, | Elndustral 2/3

Castlegar B.C. VIR _ TREE TOPPING

ore Foundation Testing". HONE: Office 365-7137. Mobile H499966. -

Box 3426,

LS, DRILLING :

Pump Installations

‘Castlegar, B.C. VINSWS

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Weddings — Parties Reasonable Rates 365-8474

Div. of Pacifica at industries Ltd.

“cowboy techniques” to con- trol anti-social behavior. . ©

“Even: if we have to put:

them all in jail, on top of one another, we have to do it.”

Other hostel residents sug- gested Klein was using them as scapegoats for the city’s problems. Many’ of the men are unskilled, but they say they are willing to work and there are jobs for them. It's just a. matter. of - getting enough money together’ to get a place and get estab-

NB GOOD"

Rick Beers, co-ordinator of

the Maritime’Reunion Asso-

ciation of Alberta, said Klein

probably meant well but could have stated the prob- lem a little'better.

“The mayor is a bit of a redneck,” seid Berra, whose association helps Maritimers coming to Calgary get set- tled. “But I think his heart is in the right place.”

Beérs. said now is not a

good time ‘for. unemployed :

people to:move to Calgary. -He said-many of the people -the association deals with are unskilled and bave high ‘ex- pectations when they ‘arrive.

“A lot of them are sleeping

on the street,” he said. “We'd: like to see more people come

out. But we'd like to see them come out a little better pre- pared.”

-. statistics «

Calgary partially confirm Klein's claim that Eastern Canadians are filling a. good portion of

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276 Columbia Ave.. downtown Castlegar

— to vibran- -

365-7750

for bank robbery last year, 21 were from east of Manitoba: ‘Superintendent Phil”

“I was a member of Soli- now that martial law {s in darity, and ‘my’ wife was a effect. Solidarity leader in her .:For ‘the’ Piedels, life in works. office,”. says Piedel....Poland-had. become ‘intoler-. “One day she was stopped in able. Getting enough to eat the street by ‘Polish police meant waiting in line for up and they told her they would to four hours, hoping there beat her, me and our daugh- would still be something left ter.” on store shelves when their “They didn't beat us. They, turn came to cash in ration only tell us we willbe beaten’ Coupons. because my wife is a Sol “It was very hard,” Piedel idarity leader.” . “In June there rere . CONDITIONS WORSE long lines for eigarottes; for ‘The Piedels say it would be. coffee, for everything. We impossible to leave Poland think it's worse now.” The Piedels had to show i ap ae the Polish government that 2 e they .had at least $450 in Roman Catholic American money before they

church to open travel outside ‘Boviet, bse

bible college “one :

Once they received ‘the .VELBOURG, the Piedels went -

eS ities ‘The Roman A to Sweden ‘for a one-week Church in Western

Canada. vacation in May. But Swedish hopes to stop the tide of stu-

police would :not Jet them .dents turning to Protestant stay and ordered them’ back Bible colleges by opening a

to Poland: spiritual college of its own. After roca ving sera “We feel there are a lot of. the Piedels.. spent four, young people who want more months in a refugee camp in spiritual training after high Southern Austria where Pie- school,” says Most. Rev. Noel , del, studied English before Delaquis, Bishop of Gravel” ‘planaing. the family's next bourg. I Zs “Right' now, some Cattle a era learning English -young people are turning to. in May, without teacher, only Protestant: Bible school and--books.. English is quite dif- some of those never return to : ferent from Polish. Grammar Catholicism," he said. is quite sitterent very dif-. any Catholic Bible college

. financing and staffing are’ because he felt it was more ig, discussed. like Poland.

Crosby-Jones said that for -

the last two years, Eastern Canadians have been respon- sible for about 25 per cent of the city’s crime.

“It hasn't: got any worse recently, but it’s a continuing problem,” he said. “It has created a level of

Polit date and. John Adams each won their

nominations by just one vote.

We have a huge sélection of doors : and related products..

THE DOOR SHOP

INVENTORY REDUCTION

- —SA 1 Mos.

12 bait

ALL STOCK MUST BE - eo CLEARED BY JAN. 30

LE Interest FREE

Parchesd Over $200.

We s interest free.at *24”° per month.

TEAC Model A550 x ¢ Cassette Decks:

Reg. $999.95. Clearing....

$65 95 +582, per month

For 12 mos. interest free.

Walking

Portable Stereo System $3 $129.95

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