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PICKED

By JUDY WEARMOUTH
Librarian

Meeting last Monday in the
new premises of the Castle-
gar branch, the Castlegar Li-
brary board selected its offi-
cials for the coming year.

Debra Chmara will under-
take a third year as chairman
of the board, Patrick Dono-
hue is vice-chairman, Kathy
Hanham treasurer and Sally
Knight secretary.

Other board members as-
sumed responsibility for var-
ious committees.

The librarians reported a
very busy month, with no
drop in circulation figures
even though the Castlegar
branch was closed for a week
for its move. The Kinnaird
branch showed its highest

= circulation ever — 3,484 out

of the 6,133 total.

TORONTO (CP) — Chry-

“millions and millions of dol-

sler Canada Ltd. is back on lars.

top in the escalating battle
for the best warrant trond

The new program will
replace the company’s
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The company, based in
Windsor, Ont., says it plans a
warranty of seven years or
about 110,000 kilometres on
its engine, ission and

80,000
package which had been the
top one in the industry for
four years until Ford and
GM, the No. 1 automaker,
d better w:

other power train compon-
ents, surpassing the latest
packages by General Motors
of Canada Ltd. and Ford
Motor Co. of Canada Ltd.
“We won't stand for second
place,” Chrysler spokesman
Walt McCall said Tuesday.
“Being the best in this area is
just too important to us.”
Flamboyant Lee Iacocca,
president of parent Chrysler
Corp., announced the new
seven-year program for
American customers in Las
Vegas this weekend, saying
it would cost the company

last week.

The moves for six-year,
100,000-kilometre warranties
by the two automakers came
as Iacocca boasted that Chry-
sler cars were the “best built,
best backed” in the com-
pany's latest television ad-
vertising campaign.

McCall said Iacocca’s state-
ments “are now more true
that ever.”

Statistics show that des-
pite the top warrantly in re-
cent years, Chrysler is still

third in Canadian market

share with 14 per cent.

session.

Other programs available
include: Ballroom Dancing,
Microwave Cooking, Fabric
Stiffener Workshop, Red
Cross Babysitting Course,
Music for Tots and Fitness
classes.

Hockey Tournament

The Castlegar and District
Minor Hockey Association is
holding its second annual
senior novice hockey tourna-
ment. Hockey action is at
both arenas from 5 p.m. Fri-
day through Sunday. Three
Castlegar teams are entered
with nine teams from out of
town. Come catch the action.

Ladies meet

The Robson Evening
Group Ladies, held its last
meeting in Dee. 11. dis-
bursments totalling $600 for
the year were as follows:
Royal Canadian Legion for
hampers, Robson Recreation
Society, Robson Community
Church, Resker Hall, and
Special Education.

The group was late with its
wind up supper, due to ill-
ness, and absenteeism.

The existing officers were

Crown corporations are sell-
ing ‘off properties worth an
estimated $100 million,
Lands Minister Jack Kempf
said.

“This sale is under -a
marketing program co-ordin-
ated by the ministry and de-
signed to stimulate economic
development in the prov-
ince,” Kempf said in a news

estimated at more than $8
million have been sold, he

The government, which
published a catalogue of the
properties being sold, has not
put out a second edition list-
ing 1,500 properties including
agricultural, commercial, in-
dustrial, recreational and res-
idential land.

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totals 849.
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