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Union spokesman Michael Carney

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Red Cross, one of several local Cross Jocal volunteer group going

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6 9 ding peers pra Uae! Wes an Castlegar. There were 946 people and many victims of war were just priares : ne ua: a of

a i i f the yencies to which plenty of reasons. First we have

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blood clini " programs, both at city pools and the Red Cross responded. The fi r
inies held the Clarke backyard pool. Almost Red Cross provides food, shelter munity support, especially, for

However, those who have used ; ‘i i i blood clinics. We also have to
%* BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW the brasich's other’ services or'ure 100 local residents used the . and medical aid, but is also the ¢

TO ASSURE THE DATE YOU WANT. involved in volunteering may also _iekroom loan service based in the only group able to assist victims in thank the United Way for its ne
be aware that there’s a lot more to Sandman Inn and hundreds of war areas and to ensure fair treat- Port of a vestiges ee our i .
365-2700 Red cross than blood. people in the area were trained in ment of prisoners of war. The the Sandman Inn for providing

“We're. teaching people to CPR. Doukhobor Ladies Group has office space for us and all the help

i i Ppa raised funds for various appeals rececived for our annual celebrity
ee eed CPR ‘When the. Red. Cross’ responds and often local people seek out golf tournament. Actually, we'd
Fame base ins families whose to a disaster or war somewhere in tne Red Cross with a donation need. a whole page in the

2 homes burn, ‘training volunteers the world, Canadians are often even “@hea “ani pages newspaper to liat everyone!"
to respond during disasters, ready to donate funds to help with publicized. One hundred per cont Future initiatives the branch is
loaning wheelchairs and other relief to the victims. Last year was of all appeal donations goes to the planning include a_ visiting

equipment for free and helping no exception. relief of victims. Nothing is taken program for isolated seniors, sup-

Monday, October 15 through to Sunday, October 21, 1990

News
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nd statt Carl Henne said in a news release. Caribbean, earthquakes in

ment a Last year 365 units of blood California, the Philippines and cl ;
redit Union See colacled Gene day_in Iran, famine in parts of Africa draising for local programs is not

out for administration. On the port of a high school youth group
other hand, funds raised through and the introduction of the Child
the United Way or other fun- Abuse Prevention program (of-
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Taxpayer committee, IN MEMORY
launches tax attack

VANCOUVER (CP) — Fearful crease in the last two years. Gerald Scorgie

Vancouver commercial tenants are The average assessment reflecting Gerald Richard Scorgie of Genelle died Oct. 10, 1990, at Trail
launching a tax attack to nudge Vic- approximate market value of com- Regional Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 53.

toria into action on property tax mercial property across Vancouver Mr. Scorgie was born Nov. 2, 1936, in Nelson. He moved to
reform. has climbed by some 42 per cent. Rossland with his family shortly after his birth. He was educated in

° In a letter to some 400 small Assessments of residential property Rossland and lived there until he joined the RCAF as an air defence
Castlegar Savings | vusiccse: inembers of the Ansry areup3i-3 percent ena eed oe Sasay cases Uses aas
Taxpayers Action Committee urge But a few commercial pockets such While he was stationed in Quebec, he met and later married his wife,

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Credit Union commercial tenants and owners to as Chinatown, downtown*s’ Robson Carol.

‘eppeal soaring property assessments. bare and south iret mp pert He was awarded the Medal of Merit from the governor general of
CASTLEGAR SLOCAN PARK een By. 8 Eg Oe 200) Dee Canada in 1973 and was also honored by NORAD as outstanding NCO.

601-18th Street, Hwy. 6 You can appeal, page Ae cent. Some cast-side residential Mr. Scorgie retired from the RCAF a master warrant officer.

365-7232 226-7212 The committee fears high Properties have been hit by increases He enjoyed camping, fishing and canoeing.

notices this month will Over 100 per cent. Mr. Scorgie is survived by his wife, Carol; twoMaughiters and sons-

translate into huge municipal proper-__“‘It's-a_-fact of life that the in-law, Ronda Lee and Pierre Cote of Shilo, Man., and/Trina and Larry

ty tax increases next May, despite a track market Szklanuk of St. Martin, Man.; his mother, Geraldine Finley of Trail;

B.C. Assessment Authority adver- and the market has been hot the last sister and brother-in-law Marie and Robert Lloyd of Rossland; two fr
tising campaign to the contrary. couple of years,’’ said city finance brothers, Bud Scorgie of Trail and Norman Scorgie of Fort Smith, HH
Committee chairman Alan White, director Ken Stoke. N.W.T.; and two granddaughters.
who owns a sporting-goods shop, _ Stoke said residential increases over Private memorial service will be held at a later date. Cremation has
: . ‘warns in” the tetter—that businesses roughly 60-per cent_may sét_a shift 1-427 piace-Shouid friends desire, donations maybe made to the
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should prepare for sharp tax in- Upwards in their 1991-92 taxes Palliative Care Program, 1325 McQuarrie St., Trail, B.C., VIR 1X2. nee!
creases. The deadline for assessment ap- Carberry’s Funeral Home was in care of the arrangements.

White, a Vancouver aldermanic peals is Oct. 31. Tax notices, which
candidate, said he’s received tax property owners will receive next

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