CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 1, 1982

ylenol suspect submits

to lie detector"

LOS ANGELES (AP)— A ney General Tyrone Fahner An affidavit filed in Illinois
told ‘con: in October

Bane cnpecied ta waive cx
‘and submit to a lie
siaadigal in Ilinois, indicated

“when Investigators treat

to charac.
terize Masterson as a suspect
in the "ylenol case, but sald
questioning of Masterson is
needed in the investigation of
which took continued from front poge
terson submit to a polygraph Place between Sept 29 and following 7 5
examination,” Winols Attor- Oct. 1. a mood oe

Sot gully pis by Hamble:
tee Ottawa-born Hamble-

Cae nh homesetting for the ste ively
estred,elfcontained sido and |
room many personal

Meals, maid service, inside lou: where

residents may entertain, outside court-

balconies, 24 hour secur-

ityon orbs te, Nursing director
te available.

‘Tuesday when the court was
on staff, guest su is

camera.
Loyd Ey ale indented

rat ite
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MONDAY

DEC. 6

7 p.m, to 12 Midnight

graphing hundreds cf NATO
documents and pasting them

STOP
THINK SAFETY

pater Nov. 90, arash ce fo commemorate the occasion,
se 2, a Fg Mtonds with

Sawmill

BO Timber Gelgar”Lamber Division
‘pena scone 98 seer dye sce

front of the talely sign
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accident free’

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anyone,” Thornton

most dangerous
Seeing Fv verr ory ream! 9 ove enya or,
at free.”

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‘The safety committee often sponsors Sims

and

Tes rersptenibn 16 cesbie thee te expe whan on
accident does

the rec i mach improved ever nt

fear when the mil

saw 47 lost-time accidents between

New, 9, 1900 sad Nev, Bt, 196, The year per snw T9

Postalkf, a millwright and current chairman of
te tye i par ly ee J

to a “big improvement in cleanup in

.. Kennedy.declines to run.

WASHINGTON (AP) — fel for our children ax well as old thems: “I thin, you
Edward ourselves.

dropping cut of he rac for
the White House, Reagan

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private polling data that in-
dicates he would do well it he
ran,

But Konu=4y, after going
the political informat

Now located at
Caldset Groceteria
1038 Columbia Avenue

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3

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WILDERNESS MEAL from Kinnaird and
Coatleger tested hele cocking tlle Geeta arriin
Satur lay during an outing at Syringa Creek Pork

proximately 90 boys and ive leaders poriipated ina

cook without 5
af enced wi Moly: polled

licacios cooked up by the young scouts, consume

Street talk

MRS. GEORGE (MOLLY) SALIKEN celebr:
5th birthday Nov. 11 with friends and relatives at a
dinner at Eastgate Gardens. Rumor has it she retires

, Radio Shack has forsaken

location on Columbia

+ Also gone is Totem

‘Travel from their location next to Gabriels restaurant.
‘They too left for Trail

STREET TALK noticed that Sally Walters is well
underway with renovations for the opening of her Little
Hobo Sandwich shop. The shop will be located between
Dr. Don Eilis’s dental practice and Bosse Jewelers on
Third Street.

THE EARLY 30's were not as easy time, And an
account in a recent edition of the Arrow Lakes News by
World War I Rushton (now 85), describes
some ofthe reales ofthat dita period

ere depression years,” he notes, “and tough

t pay cash, 90 Frank
the account out in hay, which he had to truck to
Nakusp on his weekly tri
He then sold the hay to a lady who delivered milk,
and we took the account out in milk, This story sounds
exaggerated, but it isn't. It's absolutely true, ond a
bookkeeper's nighimare.”

AFTER 20 YEARS in the business, Fred Kinicki Je.
has decided to sell the Kinnaird Coffee Bar and Service st
£2253 Columbia Ave. to an as yet unidentificd out-of-town

1s over

flecive day) Pred tld Gtrest Talk b's “spent long
here (the business).”

red has wo tamsedita plans. He says, "I just want

to sit back and relax for a few months and think about

LANDMARK, W.H. Malkin Ltd., will

they were, When out ‘given four or five
Foad work a month at about $3 day. How they

id, made aver cletbes men ie
‘own vegetables and so on. In business, it

the aceotint out: ia” wood,
ae

“One day, Frank (her husband) needed cash badly to
pay our wholesalers, and Sided epand's Gay tring to
collect few debts Bavets

Ted diptaeya vo oe meh te had allowed $2.50,
dog — but no cas!
ees 1 must tell you about involved

he:
papeseyy 3 Las an lad an estes verte y

{fot a Pullman ear and caboose formerly
Northern Railroad. They serve as his

‘diesel locomotive to serve ss
his reception room and to fulfil his fantasy of owning a
railroad.

DIRECT TRANSPORTATION System Lid., one of
Cama’ rast ruking firms eads Satre br othe

did,
may memory bere i
4 large cabinet model DeForest Crossley
tadiston neat Baton who could only pay a small cash
payment, but had a cow
Prank

the owners got the milk and the ealf (when it came) for
t's keep.

Sas

its US. Pat by a Canadian employee grou
Direct Systema employs more than 60 people in ihe

fesplral Weet Kootenay, Ax undloloeed purcase

by, Interstate’ Meter Freight

firm is headed
by current Direct president Cari Laurier rad Interstate

President David Austin.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 1, 1982

FOOD PRICES THAT SAY

PROASTSwsm.
CHUCK STEAK...

18

AS

K ROAS

31

FRYING FRYING CHICKEN= a

$7499

BEEF LIVER™..........

tb.
.89°

| BEEF wy tue SIDE sees

A.*1*

SUMMER SAUSAGE: $29

TINY SHRIMP.

SEA HAVEN. 4% O2. TIN SEALORD. 7% OZ. TIN

PINK SALMON

$449

sz
CORNED BEEE 5459/9

CHUNK LIGHT TUNA $439

BYE THE SEA. 6' OZ. TIN

EVAPORATE

PASTRY LARD

NHOLE TOMATOES "7g To

— ;

COFFEE:

$979

NEI
FOFRFAY. 2916. ...
INVITATION. 137 GRAM,

JELLY POWDERS 9 Qe

35.49
51.99

GRAPE coe

concoeo. sa

| HOT CHOCOLATE $949
enemy enera $939 | 10

$949

289° nent

Wine
prices
drop

KELOWNA ci

the company’s prices
is due toa red wine surplus in
the Okanagan Valley, stable

and
sitivity, said Bruce Walker,
director of marketing and
sales for the Kelowna-based

Iared by bes inte ee

"lot of Calon’ price cuts
are in red wines, he said, be-

‘The price of Calona's Sch-
loss Laderheim, B.C.'s larg-
est-selling wine, has been de-

TAKS

Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price

12 MONTHS
NO INTEREST

On Approved Credit
On Purchases of $200 or More

Until December 18

$600.00
36.00

$636.00 + 12 = $53.00 Per Month
X12 months

bottle to $6.60 and $3.60 res-

with ne interest

citvely Ist Payment 30 to 45 Days
sical From Purchase Date

Other price cut include an

In-Store Fineacing

IEY'S. SLICED. 10 FA.

07. TiN

iAVEL BLEAG

PALMOLIVE $399 GA GE cs

LAUNDRY DETERGEN

we, $299

GuTRE..

FRESH PRODUCE

SPARTAN APPLES 3a 99°

GEM POTATOES ,, $4.89 |

BANANAS...

AVOCADOES

FORNIA GROWN

PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC, 2,38

ORANGES zac:
:

mmunity Owned and Operated”
Deli — Cheeses — Meats

Produce — In-Store Bake Shop
Quality Food at Low Prices

‘DELI FOOD