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Paes: JANE HARRISON
and macho men were the faddish heroes of
ute wan obey sod gush eral Sey

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Smell tne. ae players took their

‘As usual, several fashion trends got the bvot, among.
‘them lizard-skin cowboy boots that had been popular with
the young-executive set.

smells — as in
books

‘and scratch ‘a! sniff

su

(Police Briefs

A vehicle driven by
Michael Laville of

Robinson

passes away

Prayers will be recited
Monday, Jan. 8, t 7 p.m. at
tee P

‘Tuesday,
‘Jan. 4, at St. Rita's Catholic
Chureh at 10 a.m. with Fa
ther

6:30 - 10:30 p.m.
—

pm.
1038 Columbia

Attention Men & Boys!
For All Seasons

Department Store

JANUARY
CLEARANCE

starts Jan. 3

Ladies Wear

Fabrics & Line:
UPTO

1217 3rd Street
Castlegar 365-7

el. Mass of Christian Burial Funeral Chapel.

services

predi tions: :

iB,

the Rcbrays are shut dew the sso of herr soe
Western Airlines wil soe

Het oupbiod bi baste OUTDOOR ACTING

(ef), Barb Hisber

Barbara, two daughters Cormiasion
Anika

stepchildren Erick. a,
bis parenta Mr. and Mrs.

‘and Adrienne; two cross-country skis Rew Registration starts Jan. 10.

Seve ic for those Interested Is knprovig tale

Pieiffer;

SEA Vital Statistics

hae
were held Dec. 20,
Dee. 16 at Woodlawn Funeral
Home, Abbotaford.

7782

KEYES — To Mr. ond Mrs,
Nelion.

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Aeolonal Henptl et We ope ot

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continued rom fron! pops

Calling the hagiaee)
ward “middle of

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WINTER PASTIME . skater’ engage in Conoda’s
“He indeated that if hia sport on natural ice hast sr verigin Tomo in Briliont. From let ere
lastruetions

traditional

ioe te I New Year's statement

im Wo

pieyre oes TORONTO (CP)
Piibergh Might dd not yn PONTO OE)

In the

=Bishops slam economic policies

‘The report calla for s
larger role for labor unions in
economic planning, adding

rights under government
wage-reatraint programs eal wie oe
be lifted.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Jonuary 1, 1963 AS.

Accused
blames
aspirin

SAN JOSE, CALIF, (AP) tried to kill her, Lyon said, "I

“By creating conditions for tha

‘The bishops also said an

gait Up across
eoned..de down in B.C.

‘waht: Wiilv's "WIETORIA (CP) —- AL
hhad not lived there for sev-

by train
SPOKANE, WASH. (AP)
babysitter were struck and
killed by a freight train
‘Thursday while riding horses
Gi ep Werlbckar
‘The victims

tna survey of etal
conducted

= ntl.
fed as Jennifer Schuyler, 5,
tnd Neal Barley, 1 both af
Spokane.

“They were in the middle — vANCOUVER (CP) —
of a railroad trestle when a Feri Investment Teview
Northern train has rejected a 1980

E
Fee FF

Hl

North were awarded 4.5 per

~~

All decisions must be for

warded to Ed Peck, commis-

sioner for the B.C.'Compen-
ion 81 Prose

the power to reduce
exbitrated awards.

leased this week.
‘The Texas millionaire
thers, Nelson

It also says retailers hope

British Columbians willy,
use

terest rates on saving ac gion

counts are dropping.
‘Without an increase in re-
tail

percentage points
{net eo tho reeling lower
carrying costs should im-
prove the profit picture for
Indepondect and chain stores
next

FIRA rejects
gas purchase

‘The William Herbert and Lamar,

bow,’ properties owned by
7 Procan Exploration ‘@ average yearly births
ot Calgary, « company owned
by the Hunt, aloe bought in
‘the properties from
two tS drilling part-

eastern B.C. He said hey.

er enne sold its 80-per-cent in-

terest in the properties tothe %¢hools
A million.
cent in grade 1. Overall en-
went was down three per
cent this year.

toett of tbe, open
threatened with the loss of
human dignity.”

In saying that current
ae

+ of Canadians receive 42.5 per

while the
Feceive 4.1 per cent,

Roof collapse
‘unlikely’

‘For one thing, the weather

that brought down the big deflated.”
included

‘2¢-bour ony only twice in
100 years.
ee a Masnlag, vce prot
relations

‘of corporate
for BC. Pics, said the Ms
resulted

‘centrates up to 10 tonnes in

areas and was a factor in
the Minnespolis problem,
Manning said.

Mining union cuts staff

WASHINGTON (AP) — changes Thursday in a mem-

headquarters
by 90 per cent in en effort to
shake financial troubles. fected approximately 60 of

the 200 workers sopra at Joe

Rich Trumka, sworn in uarters.
Dee. 22 to succeed Sam Trunks 5 aig am
Chureh, announced the paign against Churel

bottom 20 per cent

panel. A crane was lowered

boom, As
tult, the whole root slowly

eried for 20 minutes
after her father told her of
a

taking it
sai ba father, Marin Lyon
‘Asked wi daughter
Daloved’ tether ‘hainad

Mute makes
: airport home

and determine whether he is
for aid.

at
Manning said B.C. Place

af hearing — but not totally
deat.

McKinney ssid Juan has
been found as far away as

asserted the Fresno, 922 kilometres north-
west, and San Diego, 160 kil-
200 and once

for three

sued by Trunka's spokesman, — He carries
(Corcoran. “This redue pocket: wilh bet tcephane

ton ia working Membership number oo it and abe arran

has adversely affected the ges for his return, McKinney

tales meekly nome” Sea

“OTTAWA (CP) — Frime Minster Trudeau will
salesma

in during an

vy.

‘The twice-cancelied tour has been planned to date
crities who might accuse Trudeau of gallivanting aroi
the tropics while 1.8 million unemployed Canadians fuller
through a bleak winter.

‘That is one reason why the Indonesian resort island
of Bali was dropped from the itinerary.

Jone picture of hin frolicking wilh dancing gre
could ruin the whole trip,” said 1 aid

"The prime minster, accompanied by his alne-year
‘old son Sacha, will visit Japan, Brunei and the five
members o' the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN) — | Thaand, “Malaysia, Singapore, the
Philippines and Indonesi

Prat iop ia Bangkok where Trudeau will dicuss
trade, alc. refugees and the threat of Vietnamese

\_ expansion

Issues like North-South relations and alleged human
rights abuses in several countries, especially the
Phppoes, wil key take a buckseat to the quest for
trade d

WELHELPTOSELL

bh atop, will meet Canadian
brateecsen and beip ir eft tooo overthag tras
rallway cars and Candu nuclear mnadian
expertise in engineering, i

| Asian trip is for business not pleasure

Canadians are “johnny-come-latelies” it se area and
will have to work hard to overcome eometition from the
UA, aad Eorope

‘tough out there,” ssid one Canadian oliicial.
wer bustle.”

‘Trodeau won't obviously swing any deals seat
but the poblicity surrounding his meetings with kin
sultans and presidents will increase Canada's low prof

mas.

Canadian trade with the five ASEAN countries has
$1 bln sr
Aiboogh ccotonie growth In ASEAN counties bas

ping

nadan firma ae vying for blions of
dollars of potential business ranging from a rapid transit
system in Singapore to sale of an airplane to Thailand's
royal family,

Fegion where status counts.

i doe add wright ta the whole efor.” sald D.K.

power plant boilers in Thailand and is hoping to lard

‘more business,
"AN IMPORTANT
The Tokyo slop has a alghly diferent slant. Japan
's second-biggest trading partner (after the

~

US) with two-way trade topping $9 billion « year
ne of the few countries in the world that
that it buys, racking up a $400 million

serpin sy ‘on the strength of sales of coal, forest

products and
Treas: on Bi Wi jestern leader to meet new
wil

‘The shortest stop is a 22-hour visit to Brunei, » tiny
British dependency on the island of Borneo which is
scheduled to become independent in 1984.

nadian officials say it is “a strate,,ic piece of real
cestate" because ofits location and its offshore cil and gas.
It will likely join both the Commonwealth and ASEAN
when it becomes independent