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(3 Sections A, B &C}

"BUTCHER OF LYON :

PARI (AP, ‘Klaus Barbie, thi
of Lyon,” was expelle ; Bolit
Franco under military ‘guard Sati
torture and killings of thousands of Jews! and
, fighters, during the Second ‘World War.
Official

a] time (2:16 p.m. EST) ‘at the Caritat ©

ut, 100 kilometres | orthenst af,

Satolas ‘military, base at Lyon with thane ‘plans hanged for.

‘BOMB ALERT’
* Potiee had searched: the Lyon airport following’ bomb .
alert,” and dozéns ‘of people had “gathered ontele ete
ty Bald hh

holeaptr for the. Right to cai the? sources ae
eeirad sal that in Lyon, «. Barbie was’ taken. ‘to the

‘CONDUCTOR « . . Castlegar Community Band Con=.
ductor Joe:Fucco. The band ef boasted more than 4 40

Band future in in

" By CHERYL WISHLOW
Be Staff Writer

- Castlegar.
attendances ‘at‘practices does not improve.

“The band, whieh boasted a membership of more than

40 musicians over five years ago, fell to six people at the
most recent practice held Tuesday.

“The question welsre asking,” said band president"
Steve Raven in‘an interview, “is, is it necessary for the
community ‘to have a band, and if so, why aren't the
musicians in the commit ity coming out and | supporting
it?”

“We feela cbinenuity band is vital for the life of this
community,” Raven said, “but a band cannot exist
without musicians.” :

* He noted that the band provide’ & service to the
-community in its participation in the annual Remem-
brance Day services and the SunFest parade, but added
that the band could be. doing more in serving the
community ‘if it only had more musicians.

“Six .people just ‘isn't enough ‘to keep a band
together,” Raven said’ “It's depressing to come out to
practices and only. see 'G handful show up. It’s not worth
the effort.”

Raven said one of the. reasons for the small
attendance could be the fact, that people are just too busy

Community Band may cease to exist if -

,

e@ can ‘hegive ‘but we. will 2 never. forget.” *.
a'fi foot, ‘five-inch-man with steel blue eyes,

; musicians five years ago, but has trouble attracting
* more than half a dozen to practices now...

‘—CasNews Photo by Cheryl Wishlow.
“with other activities, and band pinctice ‘a aren't one of
*: their priorities...
“We're trying to save the band from dying,” Raven
said. “But we don't now what else to do. ‘The band could -
die as early as the end of the month if attendance doesn't
improve.

: “No one really misses havinga community band until
it’s gone and I’m sure the community wouldn’ t like to see

this happen,” ‘he: added.
The band had planned a mass band concert with the

Nelson Rotary Band and the Trail Maple'Leaf Band this

year, but those plans have been set aside because of the
poor turnout by musicians,

The band had also planned many more community-
geared activities but those ideas, too, have been
scrapped. .

“We could really do a lot of playing if we had the
people,” Raven said,

“It all boils down to the ‘fact that the lack of
musicians is hindering the ability of the band to
participate in relovant. community functions.”

The band meets every Tuesday at 7.p.m. in the main
lounge of Selkirk College. Musicians of any skil} level are
welcome and instrument rentals can be arranged through
the band.

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tith ‘accomplished pianist and lover of: {: Niotascho, the
spricontiny: German‘ Philosopher who argued that might
tnakes ‘right.

}- "The Interior Ministry said Barbie, 69, will be prosecuted :

on charges of crimes against humanity for his actiong as the
Gestapo chief of. Lyon ; from 1042-44: during the Nazi
occupation of France...”

"He, faces life imprisonment if, convicted.

- . Itwould-be the first trial of a ranking Nazi official sinca
‘88: (Elite. Guard) Col. Adolf Eichmann was kidnapped by
Israeli agents in Argentina in 1960.and hanged after a

ngthy trial in Tel Aviv. .'
During his trial, Eichmann was kept i in a glass cage to
protect him from former victims who packed the courtroom.
TMANN -

Barbie was expelled Friday night from Bolivia, where

he had lived since 1951 under the alias of Klaus Altmann. He,
eh i 3. a

torun against a

“LOOKING FORWARD
“Clark, who called for.a lea-
conyention last.
weekend after one-third of
the delegates to the party's
annual meeting in Winnipeg
voted against his leadership,
said said he is actually” looking
forward to the race,
- He said he now will have
- more’ freedom to speak and
won't have to worry so much
if they. conflict with others in
the party, *

NEAR RECORDS

was granted Bolivian citizenship under his assumed name in
1957.

Barbie had been in La Paz jail since Jan. 25 on charges
of fraud in connection with a $10,000 debt to the Bolivian
state mining company.

His presence in the South American country was first
made public 11 years ago by Serge and Bette Klarsfeld,
French Nazi hunters. Since then, French and West German
officials have sought his extradition. ©

In France, Barbie ts accused of ordering. 1591 Jaws
to Nazi camps; to'death *
France's most famous resistance‘leader, Jean Moulin, and
executing 4,000 other French Jews and anti-Nazis, °

when he. spoke to Nova ing “We want Joe,” but it

, Scotis. Conservatives before rarely worked.

he 1976 leadership. conven-- _ Nova Scotia Premier John
tion, they’ “spelled Clark Buchanan, who wena similar
W-H-O. leadership review vote 96.4
‘They don’t spell ‘ it that per cent to 3.6 per cent, was
|. Way; any’ more,” he said“to courteous but’ studiously
, cheers. - avoided any endorsement.
‘He. also seemed, to shift . However; former Nova
.cqUurse on how the leadership - [Scotia president John Grant
race: will affect:the party, ; ; told Clark from the platform
‘Before the vote in’ Winni- that. many Tories “are

. Clark. was. warmly. ap- ‘viously-acheduled meeting
‘platided: for the speech and “that Clark shouldn't. be al- ~
was. given’ several short lowed to speak because it
standing ovations. But Clark would give him an unfair ad-
supporters tried several vantage against other poten-
times, to get everyone chant- tial candidates.

January was
dull, wet, warm

By CasNews Staff The mean — temperature

|

Lougheed into the raca is he

Clark also joked about his -

troubles, calling the events in
Winnipeg “the Hiallelujah
chorus” and recalling that

Food depot runs
out of groceries

_By DIANE STRANDBERG
Staff Writer

“They are out there, more

that only’ about 20 people
would turn up at the door of

Ave. But about 25 people ar-

- rived to pick up the 20-pound

“The people who have been
donating have beon coming in
steadily, but the people who
are in neod are far out num-
bering them,” Demke said.

The donations of cans of

pork and beans, potatoes, .

jars of vitamins and tubes of,
toothpaste were very much
appreciated by Demke -and
her colleagues as they tried
to make up bags that con-
tained enough variety for a
balanced diet.

But still more food in ‘the
form of powdered milk, cer-
eals, and sugar is also
needed.”

SHARON SME
... Sugar needed

“We're just about out of
everything now,” Demke
said. Though she noted that
the depot has just acquired a
fridge, so perishables will
now be welcome. As well, the
depot requires a telephone as
the depot organizers have no
communication link while in
operation.

Demke hopes that by open-
ing the depot for donations
Monday as well as Tuesday
and Wednesday, ‘more area

continued on poge A2

Wet, dull and warm, That's
how the Castlegar weather
office sums up weather condi-
tions for January.

We had more rain than
usual for this time of year but
total precipitation was 119.2
mm — only 1.7 mm less than
the record 120.9 mm which
fell in 1969. The weather of-
fice says that 70.8 mm of this
total was rain.

Sunshine amounted to only
20.9 hours which is half the
normal total of 44.6 hours,
However, no record was sat.’

was -0.1°C, this figure is
4.3°C above the normal mean
temperature and 1.1°C below
the all time high recorded in
1981,

The only notable daily rec-
ord broken was for the 25.4
mm of rain which fell Jan. 26,

The reason for ‘all this
hum-drum weather, the wea-"
ther office explains, was the
southwesterly flow that pre-
vailed throughout most of the
month.

However, a light northerly
flow around a Patific ridge of
high pressure started 1963

33 The least amount of sunshine
: was 20.5 hours din
j 1966, =

off with normal
conditions.

inside
© Former Rotary exchange
student from New Jersey
Gene Flynn was back in town
recently to visit with special
friends Paul and Betty Oglow,
page A7. , : 2
An autopsy has failed io find a cause for the
heart attack that killed Karen Carpenter
Friday morning, page A3.
The Shell Cup Canadian men’s downhill at Red
Mountain is less than three weeks away. For

full details on the race and a map of the cour-
‘se see page BY oe i

| Comii and the
United Steelworkers of America got underway
Wednesday and the union announced this

_ week it wants a wage and benefits package
totalling 14 to 15 per cent, page B6.
Linda Hall's regular Sunday morning feature
takes a look at.the Castlegar Homemakers.
It's not romantic but somebody's got to do it,
page Cl. .