Fall and Winter

STORE HOURS

EFFECTIVE OCT, 4, 1962

MONDAY TO THURSDAY
9:30 a.m, to 5:90 p.m.

YY — 9:30 a.m, to 9 p.m.

SATURDAY —9 a.m, 10 5:30 p.

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TAX SALE A ‘SHOT IN DARK**

‘st $126,200, It bold for tho upect price of $10,796.29.
ot gilli} 2nd St.
a

oe sp
the alx propertios that went on the block, four

Property was the

Hi-Arrow Hotel at 651-18th Street, with back tfxes at
$196,151.07.

not to bid on either noting

tht ts Kah nto ere Seed toto oll a he

year.
Properties that did sell included a 63-foot by
aonneed

a
sold forthe opt pee af $3903 Ik wer topeet, t
$97,380.

Finally, Pat Schaprickya purchased the residential
hhome at 818-10th Ave, for $8,450. The upset price was
$4,016.61 and it was assessed at $98,800.

was philosophic about the
purchase, “It will be a shot in the dark if we get it... .
‘We'll have to see. You don't kick your fest up in the air
‘and say ‘Hurray.’ You've got a whole year... this doesn't

Schaprickyn said he la tow in 8 two-bedrooo home
tod cae the sac Its

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Local Representative:
JORGEN MUNCK
719 Carbonate St.,
Nelson, B.C.

PACIFIC
HOMES

740 Industrial load No. 1
B.C.

vic ace
Phone: 426-3371

Enclosed 's $3.00 for postage and handling.
Pease send me your new 4 colour home plan book,

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McCusker said that even workers and nurses.

January and June,” be
Msropots “sual: brsen Jemma sad Jena" be, Pot

saya they will not
work Oct, 8 and Nov. 11 —

MONDAY TO FRIDAY, OCT. 4TO OCT. 9

25 % oft

Selected Gr fray Sportswear

LINEN GROUP: in fall shades. Matching skir-
ts, slims, jackets, sweaters and blouses,
GABARDINE CLASSICS Mix and Match
POLYESTER-KNIT S!i:ns

VELVET BLAZEKS and WINTER COATS,
Iealondic
100% Wool

Seis «25% | vemems’”

Woe

Department Store

50% Off

1217-3 Street
Costlega:

‘The arrest was mada in the
Gueerabay ares

4:30- 10:30 9.

Seadey & Holidays
9 10:30 p.m.
1038 Columbia

365-6534

———S

Welfare
cases to
triple

OTTAWA (CP) — The

xt year,

‘The figures could be lower

should the economy improve,

Employment Minister Lloyd
Axworthy told

H
#
at

Hae
Z
Hi

services
Monday

‘one sister,
Mrs. Robert (Gloria) Riesen

Wednesday Oct. 6 at 11 a.m.
in the Swalwell Cemetery,
Swalwell, Alta,

Funeral arrangeme” is uo-
der the direction of Castlogar
Funeral Chapel.

Wine
grapes
in today
‘The long-anticipated truck-
Vin peaag is a0 18
eo
Fan ticle oC peer
wit be eve oc

Zinfandel, Museatel and A é

Le

BUMPS . . . Railway at Columbia Ave. ond 17th St.
‘near Maloney Pontiac Buick GMC is one of three
heavily sed rallway crossings repaired in a
ioint project between Canadian Pacilic Railway ond

the eit ot Cont
while Phil Kooc!

CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 9, 1982

AS

One crime every
90 seconds in B.C.

Further crime statistics
show that Quesoel, with a
Population of 8,240, heads the
iat of increased crime with a
‘98.4: per-cent increase in 1981
‘over the year.

VANCOUVER (CP) — Vi-
it

Summerland,

fences, compared

tempted murder is

‘commit:
ted every 39 hours in B.C.;
in

1981
heuded New Westminster by 10.2
er cent, in Saanich by 7.9
er cent and in Port Moody.
by 6.8 per cent, compared
ith 1980.

fe a total of 347,575 Criminal
Code offences committed,
excluding drog and tratfie of

12 PER CENT INTEREST

years
‘was one of eight to get royal
assont Friday.

‘Also receiving royal ap-
proval was a bill
© $170-million fund to help
small

2 mil
$14 billion in interest-reduc-
tion subsidies before it, ex.

the crossings,

‘and Manitoba, per:
Under the B.C, Home Plan,

74 GIVEN NOTICES

Layoffs hit Pacific Press

Grievance procedures Friday million, down from $9.9 mil- the other unions at Pacific

afternoon and posted notice

was
erately scheduled during the
normal working day.
WERE UP
In April, Southam report-
ed 8 62-per-cent jump in net
‘earnings for 1961 from $29.39
rillion in 1980 to $44.67 mil-
lion iu 1981.
‘At that time company
chairman St, Clair Balfour
said: “The share of revenues

ion in the same period
n'a statement issued Fri-
a
loss

could not foresee a turn-
arourd in the noar future.
Fisher said the reduction
in linage at Pacific Press is
“so large it could not be
handled through cost con-

spread over 25 years, the in-

to 12 per cont for three years terest subsidy would reduce
and the be

hours; one assault every 22
‘mindtes, one robbery every
three hours; one burglary
every 10 minutes; one theft
from a motor

In 1961 ia BC,, there were three minut

fraud every 29 minutes,

Mortgage bill now law

Chrysler
cuts its
car prices

WINDSOR, ONT. (CP) —
Lid. an
nouneed it will eut the prices

given another year to re-

finanee before ‘the subsidy The
| must be-tepaid at prevailing " funded
| interest rates:

saw nate Kidnappers return
that have reduced the num-

ber of positions available as
the size of the papers has de-
Sees COMO* italy (AP)}—An

you again,” she shouted as
‘The building maintenance iG-yecrold Briton outatretched
by

‘she ran into the
arms of har parents,
said.

Officials and Maerth’s fam-

eight of drugs ins plastic tent for 149

the money. Ui
officials said. acrime

Italian law itis to pay

holders.”
The layoffs do not affect

ffoct cuter
shared between the two
‘ewspapers.

Gould still in serious conditio

TORONTO (CP) — Cana. Conservatory's history —
Glenn Could re- with the highest standing in
i ‘condition in

He gave his first publie
pert

monslogues, sings when he
records, conducts his social

fore playing and carting his
own S6-centimetre foldinj

z
i chair around with him for

released. muse have played" while
Newsweek magazine des-
eribed it as “sensitive and

artis
in recital as soloist with an

Plane blows out

orchestra, guaranteed a eap: procedi

sion being the works of J.8, scity audience anywhere in
world

York, London and Moseow.

ld was described ina
recent story about him as a
man who has perfected the
role of Master Eccentric: the
man who talks to animals,
performs 12-hour

Gould, who demonstrated
perfect pitch and the ability
to read music at age three,
graduated from the Reyai
Conservatory of Music in
Toronto when he wes 12 —
the youngest graduate in the

Airport
including New Michelson

ering in preparation for take
off.

"He put on a little more
than usual power,” said
Michelaon, which caused a jet

Teachers
reject
pay cuts

NEW WESTMINSTER,
(CP) — Dougias

every

"Gaby has

dropped into their homes for but she is
a little eausie-making.” shock," Cirsolo said. “She
lost all sense of time, space
and place” because of the

drugs.

Maorth ~>> abandoue? im a
8 oar in

Bot a}
tails of the
accident until an investi

"We are lookin
happened and wh;
said Friday.

College
ctructors have rejected an
‘adm istration

to
sive up five days’ pay even
nine full-time tesch- ion

ive up three

proposal to gi
, days in December and two
March,

next .
‘The administration prop-
coal was rejected because

abducted teenager:*

General
Hospital
visits
Victoria

atelligence Ministry,
where Lake (sctor Anthouy
Geary), will seek information
on the whereabouts of his
Sitltriend and will attempt to
solve the ofl seam.
Inside the chambers, poli
Llclans dragged out debate on
government's education

Ane Howard Bailey put
things into perspective.
si