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In the West, area seeded to

{{-the five major spring oats increased three per cent

ff, Tarasoff and Joe Chéveldave, quality control

last year, the government

gency said.

TAILORS

said. It in:
creased 49 per cent to 1.7 areas.

million acres.

ships held recently in Kamloops. From left: Rick Forgaard, quality

est is alsoa ally offset by reductions in

control, Jmayof

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totalled 57 million and area seeded to barley
two-per-cent higher was up seven per cent from

vious record of 33.8 million than the 1984 total. Increased

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The winter wheat area re- ley and flaxseed were parti-

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OTTAWA (CP)
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cent larger than last year’s grains
total and surpasses-the pre- | acres,

year is estimated to be a
record 34 million acres, Stat-

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a.outlets will be open until

‘midnight seven days.a-week. -

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grocery market,
jut grocery clerks
tail’ Clerks Union
split shifts and
“You would be

lemént in the war over

the $2-billion-a-yéar British Columbia
drew little reaction from competitors. Bi
are unhappy with the-move,-said: Re

president Bryan Denton.

~ The battle for consum
spond to the Save-On-Foods

from
mower:

the
rental fee to maintain the

drilling rights is 50 cents_a_—

Denton said. “This means

stretched-out hours.”

For all types of sharpening.
saws, chain-sows. carbide

blades,

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scissors,

ly extended its hours to 9 p.m. closing from 6 p.m.
t of its stores, based on the response to shopper

surveys.
Ii said Safeway will not stay open later, “unless we+

get some kind of indication from our customers.”

said Kirkland. “It’:
still very early on in The
exploration_stage and you've
got to remember that it's a
rank wildcat area. There's a

long way ‘to go.”

‘SERVICE
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
(Behind “Castle Theatre”)

“Ninety per cent of the cashiers at Save-On-Foods
drilling in B.C.

are part-time,’

Denton said Safeway and other food chains will

ultimately have to res
\Safeway spokesman Don Bell said the company

recentl,

Seven of the stores now will be open from 8 a.m. to

midnight.

“For a lot of people, what we classify as the night,

they call the day,” Olmstead said.

Overwaitea has.risen to British Columbia’s second-
place supermarket chain from fourth in recent years,
~
has~
the
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yearly

Olmstead said.

Olmstead would not say on what he based his

figures, except the informal survey.

Save-On-Foods introduced longer hours last week
after the chain conducted an informal survey in its eight

Vancouver-area outlets, said-Ron Olmstead, advertising
manager for Overwaitea Foods, a Jim Pattison Group

Ed Hellinger, IGA Food Stores spokesman, said he
company.

had no comment.
which is. a wholly-

Midnight shopping, a new el
part of
oil parcel

Oil of Denver,

drilling rights to-1.9 million

hectares in the province.
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food ‘dollars is. heating
Wilf Quinn, B.C. commis: |
sioner of petroleum titles,

*\said the Kootenay Bay hold-
blades. shears, etc!

Quinn said

surprised what percentage of the population want to shop

these hours,”

amount of exploration of at
least 50 cents a year per hec-
tare. This is in addition to the
lease fee, so on 1.9. million
hectares, Kootenay Bay is
committed to expenditures

border north to Skookum- ~
hectare, or about $1 million in
total. The fee is paid to the
B.C. government.

has to perform a minimum
totalling.at least_$2 million a
year.

last. year in Monfana just
west of Kallispel, which is
about 150 kilometres from
the area in which-Kootenay

Kootenay. is just beginning
chuck.

its second year of exploration
and will decide at the end of
the current drilling program
“The fact that we are doing
a second. indicates we have
had some encouragement in
ings in the southeast corner
‘of the province stretch west
of Fernie to Kootenay Lal
and then from the B.C.-U.S.

whether to. continue,
company’s general manager,

Ken Kirkland, -said

owned subsidiary of Dun-
Denver.

Kootenays.
Kootenay. Bay Exploration
Ltd.,

tivity was sparked

announced its Vancouver are:
initiative.
in mos

umbia.
B.C.,"

can

Denver-based company holds
the single biggest parcel of
oil and gas drilling explor-
ation rights: in British Col-
—tn-addition;-Kootenay-Bay—

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