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69 ~ Friday, December 6, 1985 - North Shore News

ANYONE who has ever travelled has likely ended
up, at least occasionally, parked in some one’s

spare bedroom.

And, quite likely they've
returned the favor by dropp-
ing their belongings all over
yours.

There are some guests that
you never want to leave
(along with a few that you
wish would lose your ad-
dress). Here are a few point-

ers I'd like to pass on about
being a guest - in my house.
You don’t have te agree with
me but if I ever sr:
in your housé,. 'f
you can expect:

*] never stay with - or in-
vite - anyone I don’t ge-
nuinely like. There is

nothing worse than having aren't comfortable with, taken me a long time but
to live with someone you even for a few days. It's I've finally learned to say no
srr =

travel-wise

by Barbara McCreadie

Living with guests can be a breeze

although I have to admit I’m
not above a white lie cr two.

*] appreciate guests who
tell me exactly how long
they’re planning to stay. ‘A.
few days’ can give me an
uneasy feeling.

*Aren’t guests who do
some things on their own
wonderful? Just because
you've got guests doesn't

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acific Western

acific Western has built the best
regional airline in Canada. Now, as we
expand _our operations we want to
remain the best. a

We want to keep being the best for many
reasons. But our Number One reason is you.

The airline Canadians
want to fly.

Next year we'll be offering more destinations,
more efficient in-flight service and more competi-
tive prices. It’s the kind of airline Pacific Western
wants to be. It's the kind of airline we think
Canadians want to fly.

Growth means job
security.

Being the best airline also means a secure future
for our employees. Through competitive posi-
tioning and efficient operations we can grow and
provide job security. But it takes every one

~ working together.

The best means a fair
return on investment.

Being the best also means being financially sound.
Our investors need a fair return on their
investment.

Flexibility means
competitiveness.

The airline business is just chat; a business.
Pacific Western requires operational flexibility to
remain competitive in the new deregulated
marketplace. Our best pre-strike offers, now
withdrawn, reflected wage rates among the
highest in the industry. Now that the unions
involved have unequivocally rejected these
Offers, we are looking for new ways to gain
flexibility to remain competitive.

You can depend on
Pacific Western.

Despite the current labour dispute you can
continue to depend on us, Depend on all our
flights to operate as usual. And depend on us for
safe, friendly and reliable service. Today, and in
the future, you can depend on Pacific Western
Airlines.