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B8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 21, 1981

Amy was akind soul...

Continued from page B7

Five murders is a nice round figure. While the
State hinted that arsenic was found in several other
victims, they were proceeding with those cases
pro’ succumbed to Amy’s poisonous ways. Surely some

which appeared easiest to

ve.

Amy’s trial took place in June, 1917. Although the
i to proceed with five charges, it
was ruled that only one charge could be presented
at one time. The State chose the case of Fran!
Andrews. Andrews’ body had been exhumed, and
his vital organs were found to contain large quan-
tities of arsenic. The prosecution followed up by
proving that Amy had purchased arsenic a short

prosecution wantet

the Amy Archer-Gilligan case to reach its conclu-
sion.
In the end no one really knew how many victims

of the 48 deaths which occurred at the Archer Home
were due to natural causes. Still, there are those
who believe that Amy gave every one of the 48
victims a gentle push toward the grave. If so, Amy
was one of the most prolific female mass mur-
derers of all time.

(c) 1981 Canada Wide Feature Services Limited

time before Andrews’ death, ostensibly to kill rats

in her home. It was even proven that the Archer
Home was singularly free of rodents of any kind.

Sentenced to hang

degree and sentenced to
of Nov. 6,

Amy’s guilt, the idea of hangin;
fopsehensible to many influential people. It had
been over a hundred years since a woman had been
hanged in the stale of Connecticut: peer ee
my was granted a reprieve. The governor 0!

sae {hen ‘granted a stay of Sxaculion: and finally Embree told council recently
the Supreme Court of Ap) eals ordered a new trial.

that evidence pertaining
to the poisoning of other victims had been erron-

Basically the court rule

1917. While there was no doubt as to

Amy was found suilty of murder in the first

hanged on the morning Castlegar could be in line

for an airport bus service.

Sandy's general manager
Harold Branton and office
manager Jane Colburn met
with the committee to dis-
cuss bus service for Castle-
gar.

a woman was

Works and services com-
mittee chairman Ald. Len

Sandy’s Bus Lines of Trail
has agreed to look into oper-
ating a pickup service’ be-

Embree said the bus firm
initially wanted to pick up

eously admitted into evidence.
1919, at Middleton, Conn., Amy once
ith her life in the balance. At the
and was sentenced
ken three years for

tween the airport and down-
town Castlegar. The com-
pany already operates an
airport service to Trail.

and drop off airport passen-
gers at the Monte Carlo
Motor Hotel on Columbia
Ave. in south Castlegar. But

Homebuyers

With innovative solution

TORONTO (CP) — With
thousands of prospective
Canadian homebuyers
strapped by high interest
rates, realtors, builders and
homebuyers are coming up
with innovative solutions to
beat the bank.

_ Airport bus service

Embree asked the company
to investigate a convenient
location in the downtown
area instead.

The company will also take
a look at the overall service it
could provide and costs, and
return to council with the in-
formation. If costs indicate
the bus service is not fea-
sible, the company may ask
council to subsidize the ser-
vice.

The solutions range from
simple shared ownership of
homes to complex three-way
mortgage transactions.

But the aim of all the
schemes is to allow both
sellers and buyers to avoid
the crippling interest rates
paid to the bank.

Realtor David Gold, who
has purchased a one-third
interest in a downtown Tor-
onto home, cut his costs by
sharing it with two friends.
Each lives in one portion of
the house and if one wants to
move out, he can sell his
share to another. party.

New home builder Hugh
Heron is offering buyers of
his Toronto homes up to
$10,000 — the cost of his
sales ion —on the

who want to buy a home from
him already, own their own
home and his scheme helps
them to sell it. Other builders
are also considering similar
schemes,

FINANCES MORTGAGE

Mortgage broker Penny
Baillie has heard of lawyers
arranging mortgages for two
people — both with regis-
tered retirement savings
plans and both needing mort-
gages — to finance each
other’s mortgage with the
sizable sums accumulated in
the savings plans.

The scheme-gets around a
federal regulation prohibit-
ing people from using regis-
tered plans to finance their
mortgages by trading sa-
vings to put toward the

554

sale of their present. home
when they buy a new one
from him.

Heron said most people

Sadie Moranis, president
of the Toronto Real Estate
Board, estimates 70 to,75 per’
cent. of current home sales

have the seller helping the
buyer with finacing, usually
by taking back a mortgage at
less than current rates.
Another type of scheme
she knows of works this way:
Jones wants to sell his
home and buy another. Smith
wants to buy Jones's home
but needs a $50,000 mort-
gage. Meanwhile, Jones
wants to buy Brown's home
but realizes if he gives Smith
a $50,000 mortgage, he'll be
short and will have to ask
Brown for a $50,000 mort-

gage.

Instead of giving Smith a
$50,000 mortgage and get-
ting another $50,000 mort-
gage from Brown, Jones gets
Brown to give Smith a
4$50,000 mortgage. Jones now
gets all cash for his home and
pays full cash for Brown's
home, thereby ‘paying the

osts: of only one mortgage
instead of two.

Looking at
Park Road
sidewalks

Castlegar council has
agreed to look into install-
ing a sidewalk down the
north side of 24th Street
(Park Road) for children at-
tending Kinnaird elementary
school.

The move followed a rec-
ommendation from the works
and services committee.
Committee had earlier met
with three Highland Drive
residents who had requested
closing off 24th Street be-
tween Kinnaird Park and
Park Land subdivision from 8
a.m. - 8:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 3
p.m. Monday to Friday.

The residents said they
wanted the road closed for
the safety of their children
walking down Park Road to
school.

However, committee
pointed out that closing the
road at any time creates
problems — the major one
being access for emergency
vehicles such as fire, ambu-
lance and police.

The residents asked that
council consider any possible
solution to the issue because
of the great concern for the
safety of the children walking
in the area.

New lights
at ferry
on ‘hold’

By CasNews Staff

Castlegar residents will
apparently have to wait still
longer for a new set of traffic
lights at the Castlegar ferry
apreach.

A works and services com-
mittee. report to council re-
cently indicated the provin-
cial highways ministry has
refused to give the green
light to council’s request to
upgrade the signals to the
approach,

In a letter to council,
highways noted that based
on traffic counts full signals
are not warranted. It added
the request falls “very low”
on the overall provincial sig-
nalization program.

However, council will send
another letter to highways —
this time asking if accident
claims were considered in its
decision. “Council considers
this an important indication
in such an evaluation,” said
the report.

Council also asked the dis-
trict highways manager to
improve road markings at
the ferry.

Winning
Provincial
number

The Oct. 16 Provincial
winning ticket number is
2812375. This ticket, with its
complete number, wins
$500,000.

Additional prizes are
$50,000 for the last six digits;
$1,000 for the last five digits;
$100 for the last four digits;
$25 for the last three digits
and $10 for the last two
digits.

The next draw takes place
this Friday.

the WSay |

Beaumark microwave
gives you 10 power
levels for cooking

Sale $649 sag 699.95

10 power levels deliver the versatility you need
in a‘microwave. You choose the ideal level of
power you need for the type of food you have
chosen and the type of operation you desire,
such as defrost, simmer, or full power cooking.
Or any variation between. This particular
Beaumark model also features temperature
cooking probe, that measures internal food
temperature and shuts oven off automatically
when food is done. Cookbook included.

Model 02170.

Fit this Beaumark
under cupboards to
save kitchen space

oe MIZO Kae

Save counter space by having this microwave
installed over your range (includes 2-speed
exhaust fan.) It’s easy to program, and 10
power levels make it versatile enough to cook
any kind of food to perfection. Has temperature
cooking probe that automatically shuts oven
off when food is cooked to your taste. Features
electronic touch controls, digital clock and
read-out display, preset memory for 3 programs
(defrost/hold/timed cook functions).

Model 02200.

PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL OCT. 24

FOR GUARANTEED SATISFACTION
IT’S HARD NOT TO THINK OF THE BAY

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

Be,

Avemark

. Beau#mark

‘Stop

in at the Bay, in Trail and see our full line of
priced from 399.95 to

Beaumark microwaves,
1199.95. There's one just right for you!

\

‘Once is enough

edol

FLUORESCENT VARD LIGHTS and
outdoor fluorescent light fixtures,
high output and VHO, Sun Sian
Box 719, Os B,C, VOH TVO.
Ph, 112-49: i
SATELLITE T.V. Watch 24 channel
on your T.V, — studio prods
an

residential syste

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ADLINES: Sunday Edition 3

MODERN 4 BDRM ho
Castlegar, $550/mo.
73825

365-
3/84

y Me

For Better or For Worse

smokers. Ni

by Lynn Johniton

. Ph. H,
3/64

ms
red and
ve prices —
inancing availab! icrosat
Video Systems, 1 3377, 24
hours, /84

RENT.

THIS

professionally engin
tractl

J GUM AN’

| WANT TWO WHOOPEE 4 AN GUM?... YEAH,
Ba = ! SOME

SPACE

GREB KODIAK insulated boots,
Size 10; Clark's Wallabies ladies’
shoes, Size 6; Light Fixture: large
sulteese with wheels. Ph. 365.
5657. 3/84

NEW KIMBALL piano only $265.70
down; $112.75 for 24 months. 75
ear guarantee on soun .
jelivery and service included,
rattan, Plano
roy cee 5
pen 10a.m.-5Sp.m.,
Ph.ae7-egi3.

365-5210

Earl's Private Pools

COMPLETE LINE OF:
Pools, Spas, Chemicals

365-6774

GRAPES: Concord type. Pick your
own, 25€ Ib. (minimum sale 50
Ibs.) Als inter onions. Brin:

Kitchen Cabinets
BY CRESTWOOD AND
INTERNATIONAL

W VERIGIN
INDUSTRIES LID.

* “Beor Crook 368-6488

a te 1 ortios Phi

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it!

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NOON
FRIDAY

for Sunday CasNews
' 365-2212

TWO 'P165/75R13 Sears Roadhan-
dler ice and snow tires. Value
$70, ea. Selling for.$50. ea. Used
4 mos. Ph. 6379 after 5 or
\/83,

CRCHETED cushions and doilles,
+» Will lh, 399-

ill take orders. PI

4389. . :__ 3/83
394 4 BBL Olds factory rebuilt
motot h transmission. Ph. 365-
wus 3/83

TWO BICYCLES: one ladies’; one
man’s, In fair condition. Ph. 365-
8227. /84

K-2 AND SALOMON skiis, Gar-

va ct
All at the Robson FI
Sun, Oct. 25, 11 a.m.

Color TV and Stereo

MIKES TV SERVICE

355 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar 365-5112

8 FT. truck cano T

ONE parlour wood stove. Ph. 365-
6334, 784
GAS STOVE and hot water tank.
Ph, 365-2483, 3/84

MIXED FIREWOOD. Ph. 365-3696
or 365-3806. 7/84

MUST SELL. 66 Che Truck,
winter tires, $05. ‘Ob.0. Ph.
+6698, /84

36" cut. Ph. 365-21
ONE imitation brick fireplace
Apply Mike's
2/84

TT_H.P. MURRAY ciding mower,
1667. 3s

2 PRS. boy's Baver skates, Sizes 4
‘and 6; one deep-tryer; Big Mac;
rocking chair; Boy's complete. 2-
iece brown suite, Size 12. Ph.
565-8977. 184

COLEMAN oil furnace and tank.
Ph, 365-7094 after6p.m. 3/84

CLASSIFIED

RATES AND
INFORMATION

Rates
First 10 Words $2.50
Additional Words 10¢
Price of 2

Televisions — Colour and Block & White
Stereo Systems Rentals

uM PeTEns

EQHL 1234 Coder Ave., Teall, B.C.

3 fo
7 Insertions'for Price of 4
for Longer
Times Also Available

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Payment may be made by
cash, cheque or Visa and
MasterCard credit cards. It is
not advisable to send cash

1. Classified
, but a $1
ll be made it

(This $1 charge does NOT ap-
ply to Visa and MasterCard
charges.)

Classified Display
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space. Exact rates on request.

Classified Deadlines
WEDNESDAY CASNEWS
12. Noon Tuesday
sul

mission,”
DEHYDRATORS. DEHYDRATORS.
DEHYDRATORS. Season's end

Many brands a1
mediate shipment. Call: today. /84

LORD'S GROCERY

Genelle (Post Office)
693-2430

Mon. - Sat. 9-9 p.m.
Sun. & Holideys 11-9 p.m.

ACRYLIC SKYLITES for do-it-
ourself and contractors only,
ingle and doube glozing with or
without openings. For fully
illustrated installation manual
and rice ist, send $5.00 to
ALUMINAIRE INDUSTRIES, 1571
Pemberton Avenue, North Van-
couver, B.C. V7P 283. Ph. 112-986-

3/84

641
NEW KIMBALL organ, $265.70
down; $112.75 for 24 months.

fiberglass,
2249. 3/84"

many other games. Ph. 365-

Sprouting

u Alfalfa Seeds
$2.29 w.
Cosmetics

15% orr

SORRY FORANY ©
INCONVENIENCE
DUE TO OUR

OUTSIDE - .
RENOVATIONS —
Cea: ‘Ambe: aN
Walnut pieces

$2.49 w.

Nature's Herb

Capsules

MOTHER NATURE'S
PANTRY
276 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar — 365-7750

ah Xx 9 slate pool tabl

2 YR. OLD Admiral self cleaning

crete floor.
3/84

FURNISHED one BDRM suite
$260/mo, includes utilities, Call
after 3 p.m., 365-2474." ttn/84
FURNISHED bachelor suite,
ssa Apts iutilities included,
$174/mo. Ph. 365-6547. 3/84
0x 50 FURNISHED trailer _on
large lot (Blueberry). Ph. 365-5701
between 4&6p.m. 184

PARK LANE
; (MOTEL

315 Stibbs St.

—_Nelion
Ph. 352-7114

harvest gold. Leica
Ph, 365-
3/83

Run your
classified word ad

Phone 365-3392

twice at regular
price and get the
third insertion
Qi

CHARGE

7 Insertions for Price of 4

ed

WOOD windows and doors.

1129-4th St. |. Guaranteed lowest prices.

OVAL storage
Ph, 365-2833 oft
USED and new pianos and organs.
No delivery charge. Piano tunin

and repair. Phone Kootenay Oy
365.7895 or Carol Rom

4 F70-14 POLY-GLASS
. Ph. 365-6901

_NOEXTRA me

ter S p.m.

SIDES OF PORK, cut and w
beet

tank, 110

ney

Ilons.
Oi0/79

‘365-
tin/50

winter tires
A 3/82

ra
of A-1 fronts a

WATERBEDS. If you buy o water-
bed from anyone else you are

ying too much. Complete
jerbeds stort at &

in/76

Family rooms with kit-
chens © Good family
movies © Color T.V. ©
DD phones. g

E. 4412 Sprague Ave.
“Spokane, Wa., U.S.A.

1% BDRM, Robson, $300/mo. Ph.
365-2958 evenings, 364-4229
days, 7/83

house on large property.

stove, Tetwenher,
. Avail. Nov. 1. Referen-
ces required. Ph. 365-2632 or 365-
8000. 3/83

3BORM
fridge,
$600/mo.
2 BDRM duplex in Robson sultable
or couple. No pats. Avail, now,
$325/mo. Ph. 1 otter 3
0. 7/83

MODERN 3

ible. persc
sible
Garaller Ph.

Shamrock
Motel

ADULT MOVIES

24hrs. $30./Day

rans-X Ld. Ph, 365-6563.

DING,
| supplies, asphalt supplies.
a ieee 7d

Walker Door Ltd. 2+
266-1101, North Vancouver _112-
985-9714, Richmond 112-273-7030,
Kamloops, 112-374-3566. Nanaim:

ANTIQUE piano In good con.
Gillon. Ph, 965-3476 after 4 Bm.

& UNION PETERS

aa) | SALES
EER, 1334 Coder Ave.. Trail, B.C.

je, Special
"1,595; -4 x 8 slate pool table,

Special $1,395;
35851" shultleboord.

1 table,
Wileboord, $295; and &
7565,

tin/77
TOMATOES, Italian and French
prunes. Ph. 365-7014. 9/82

Goop
TOP SOIL

For Sale
Phone 359-7014 |

brother

Sewing Machines
and Typewriter Rentals

“FRAME G

Located on Trail
Beaver Falls across

* Custom Framing

+ YOUR CHAINSAW SAVINGS:
CENTER
Waneta Road at Beaver Creek
3467-7822

‘We Repale ond
—uSeincon brorcer

LOG HOMES AND CABINS.
Ce Ltd.

Free Estimates

LLER

rultwale Hey: oF
from Beaver Auto

PHONE 367-6279"

o

old pairs. Bai
= 112-758-7375. _tin/?4 Oa pen 36s
ere SCHOOLED QH Geldin;

8
rider only.

several

gad papers

BUCK HAVEN | 52

Splash

eal brown. Experienc

3:

ewes

rebred blu

Ph, 365-8284 after 5:30

GUIDE Gnd outfitter requires
large horses for saddle

use. Ay disposition. Ph. Thrums,

999-4162.

12/81

les.
fiabte
2478

55:
7/8

and ot

962:5000 after 6 p.m ESSE 7/79)

GORGEOUS pur

sian, 1 year old, male,
. Ph, 365-8203

Per-
ts
or 365-

7/82 |

USED GUNS bought and sold,
cash or trade. Wise's Hdwre. in
Rossland. Ph. 362-5171.

contact George Donova
777, 100 Mile HOuse, B.C.
tin/4s (

: FOr
brochure or further inf BOY'S hockey skates, size 5%,
fact Donovan Bor $8. Ph. 365-7595, 2
.C. VOK BRAND NEW Bu: , fully lined
260; Ph, 995-2667 (days), 397-2735 blazer, size 11, Seek. 735

fs

/83

if
Ex}

5 PIECE, sectional
rust and green), unique design,
jeatures hidden bar; 2 pair beige
lined drapes with brown and
orange design. Ph. 368-6036. 3/83

Delivery included. Gruce Grattan

Plano and Organs, Main Street,
Fruitvale (Trail}. Open 10.a.m. = 3

p.m., Tues. - Sat. Ph. 367-6313,
7/84 365-3386.

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All advertisements such as
Help Wanted must comply
with the British Columbio
Human Rights Act. This Act
states no advertisement may
state or imply a preference,

on

R.C.M.P. CLERK-STENO |

The City of Castl

invites

interested persons to

from
of

Complete tune-up Includes:

WINTERIZE NOW
TUNE-UP SPECIAL |

3 6 cylinder 3 8 cylinder
Most cars and light-duty trucks. Parts extra.
(Vans slightly more)

3 95
cylinder

© Spork

The

the
Clerk-Steno | at the R.C.M. Police office,

‘© Engine idle speed odjustment

© Air cleaner & PCV filter elements replacement

oP

in
typing, general office duties, familiar with office
machines and be capable of dealing with the

public.. The

will be req

to undergo a security check. This iti is

© Cor

© Evop.

replocement

© Fusllilter replocement
© Spark plug wires check

© Fuelcop, i
© Electrical system check, including starting.
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open to Female and Male applicants. The
position will involve shift work, days and after-°

noons.

Salary scale is $7.78 per hour to start, increasing

as per contract.

Applications should be accompanied by full

details of

the basis of an applicant's
race, religion, colour, marital |
ancestry, place ot

in
obtained through the Human
Rights Branch).

tenance of public
ee prior approval ‘ho!

or before October 30th, 1

education, training, experience,
and forwarded to:the undersigned on

981.

J.H. Stevens, S/Sgt.

NCO I/c Castlegar Detachment
R.C.MA. Police,

875 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar, B.C.

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© Pressure test Cooling System

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Plus Parts

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PARTS

Maloney Pontiac Buick GMC Ltd.

1700 COLUMBIA AVE.
——

CASTLEGAR

PHONE 365-2155

1 BDRM suite, no }. Ph, 365-
2298 oF 365-6236. ie

4-apd., gold, very nica; extros

1974 CHEV P/U $9195

E. 1629 Sprague Ave.
Spokane, Wa., U.S.A.

mist ‘opt. for

“J Diilitles:: ine
fuded, No pats. Avail. Nov. 1,
:$275/mo. Ph. 365-8145. 3/83
1 BDRM furnished and carpeted

opt. in Castlegar. Ph, 365-6790.
: 3/82

ttn/77

TRY THESE USED VEHICLES
1981 HONDA

vic, wogon, 5-spd., im
39,000 km. AM/FM 8-track.

1978 HONDA $5695
1978 MERCURY +4895

, gray, 85,000Km., 4-dr. .

1977 SCOUT

Traveller, cruise, alr, te .
was $5,995, now...

1977 RABBIT

‘WW, 19,000. miles, AM/FM, auto.

1977 CIVIC
1976 HONDA

Civic, 4-speed, blue.

1976 FORD VAN

£150, 138 w.b., 351 V8 auto., radials,
new paint, good cond,,,was $3,495...

$2595

$2995
1976 SUBURBAN $9195

Runs well, was $3,195, now...

1975 TRANS AM $5595

Nice, white.

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Bear Creek Rd., Trail
= (ACROSS FROM WANETA PLAZA)
368-3377