A2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 21, 1962

Fraud
charged

RELOWNA, BC. (OP) —
0 MacQuire, an olficer
nee bankrupt Capital

Resourems resident Br
‘ond B.C. Timber president
Twenday afternoon in ron! of video comarce

Howe (third from | is
hn Montgomery ( alt

provi Juction contr
emia coniaauen ties, Fgh) Larry Brown, Mayor ‘Audrey

continved trom Iron! poo?
Montgomery said BC Ti
jension of
ita five-year program be
‘cause of the current financial

studies have been completed
on the 12hectare biological
treatment lagoon which will
process liquid effluent from
the plas

He also said work hes

+" rent pollution permit — bot
‘on economic grounds and on a
technicality.
teed said the com:
xy has “no fundamé
iieliee wih the satera of

re. Members of the Pi!

(second from
Arspetl aly left).

See grams compone
ot have sufficient financial

ind ings on British soil in eight
Prime Minister Margaret m
‘Thatcher vowed her govern-

mixture of explosives and

rd

‘were exchanging information
ee terror-
's ‘shore 1 Green dackels realist is

‘arm, Sinn Fein, said the Irish

la army was respon- the movement of te oe
sible for the first IRA bomb- Austin Morris car that con-
thned the Hyde Park nail

tused them, and said the Yard
was considering a search of
the thousands of rental gar-

nails — sliced through a time since ages in the capital,
detachment of the Queen's

=| IRA attacks coridemined =

LONDON (AP) Beutoad Hyde Park sad rood ere
searched IRA ‘a Regent's Park bandstand

se Dee eet

an
Democrate and Leber pert,

the province's Catholic party,
tail th etiacs hindered tho

cause of Irish:
Protestaut Ulster Unionist
party called them "yet anoth-

‘and cowardly

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hh rf rs Halifax area.

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Suntest
Price
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Manager

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SALLY OR KEN
HOMESTEAD KITCHENS

London, Dublin and Belfast

Price restraint

OTTAWA (CP) — The Post and Air Canada) and
regulatory agencies,
‘A policy statement is ex-
pected in August.
of Johnston also moved to
how it's going to work. clear up _confusio
wury Board Proside
Donald Johnston said all in the
federally controlled ma
increases should behest to
six per cent this year and five
per cent next year — except
energy hikes and

SPECIAL:

GENERAL MEETING.

Robson & Raspberry Irrigation Dist.
Wed., July 28”
Robson Hall — p.m.

AGENDA: Amelgemation of the
irrigation Districts

RATEPAYERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND.

between 7,500 and 10,000 top
bureaucrats would be eligible
for merit pay increases of up
to 16 per
Johnston said the decision
to deny merit bobilses was
mide lu'tabinet Tuesday.
a Commons

28 jae that it wa intend
{0 flesh 0

Sun. 7 a.m, -9 p.m,

at the Monte Carlo
Ho te Saturdey night,
a tape case were

Complete pee ‘one vehicle park

Breokfast, Lunch
& Dinner Menu

speakers
BRING THE another vehicle t badly las
WHOLE FAMILY aged.
motor vehicle accident

Mon. - Sat. A
Sunday resulted in

3:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
driven by Mary Robinson
of Castlegar,

bound on Highway 22 when it
struck a deer near China
Creek.

70,

Uitons ~The caout Gareard for ban i i
=o)

and”

Feds take tough stance

‘edd the Conndin tere

ransom.”
Se evortStelas te area

| been unsettled for the ak

‘Against Ws
tols, cote pale

The federal deficit, expee-
ted tab $195 bli for this

sdatlceal vrrostag enter
ity.

Secretary of State Gerald
Regna sid povinewe wil at

‘cut if the government doesn't
ot sosther Fi Miles 5
borrowi

(500 authority left over from last unsettled

Conservative finance eritie

Michael Wilson said the knocked dé

government is asking Cansd-

ans to steal from their ehib
when it allows budget

deficits to accumulate,

be
7 while the

out those

Programs now.
He admitted that if we
ures

through a squad of the Blues

the Cel
TnL Sentencing ie Aug. in
Rossland com.
‘Montgomery also
| collapse of the sale a Hoot

see the,company get larger in
the oll and gas

blommeted from #9 to near
$8, Howe
ene
stock is where it is.”

He said part of the answer
is the stock market as a
whole has fallen off in the

ey nealdone,

Credit unions

unions hiv
lending rates in

“Horses were erally
‘and there reduced their
line with the Bank of Cana-

thrown in the air
were injured lying all over
the place,” said Patrick Mor-
CEs banks haven't been as
quick to move.
Don mana.

‘Tuline, get
ree "Keim 8 Sa

Weather
unsettled

By CeaNews Stall
If you thought our recent
unsettled weather is new,
think again.
Weather” patterns

‘cont to 20 per cent while the
mortgage rates were lowered
to 18 per cent from 19 per

cent,
four or five years, not Jeat in ggasi geek Chartered banks
Castlegar but all over the {

world, a Ceatlegar weather

olfiee jn nays.

prime
from 18.16 per cent to 17.75
‘per cent, leaving other

the same,

‘And while Castlegar resi
dents have been experienc
july,“ Tuline noted that KSCU

bellaves has an edvantage

banks who are late to

nag anted by banks are short.

lower rates

> CREE PIPER) Vey tatet loncrympins the
same.

With the drop in lending

a's trend-setting rate, while more
major

Sa cee to to pe ant
hin mortgage, he

HEC cre wey
or biweekly mortgage
which, when (en ith

businesses, at

vile credit unions do more
ig in long-

July 15 set a record low
‘on any but money made on

compared
it degrees set in

‘oehal per cant to 384 por
cent while personal loar
Aropped one per cent to 21
er cent.

aE fiplae HOUSING PROJECT

compared to 7.2 degrees in
1969.
Wilson also said that high

intensive coptracts went to
cut-oftown contractors,

pone
‘approved April 2, "so the off.

winds night were ices could be started

the result of down drafts at any tim

passing through the valley He said a development

caused by shower activity permit is needed before the

‘over the Southeastern Inter: society can iegin omit

tor. Coastruton. Toe permit i

He said Castlegar and dis- not been approved yet be.

tret wil experince a dry éause ty hasn't sub-

ver the mitted lis fae be ts oe

Tosheed, bel westber pat

Tia’ Git pooloe tol be. "Wichont the plane being

ttled over the submited we are at a dead

k. end as far as the on-site is

Tonedsy

m power lines

etiectively shutting, down (

Gusty rinds

\d- power in Pass Creek, Brit

liant and parts of Robson for
‘about one hour,

local people.
aelit a those other con,

Hand, "They det fet they
hd been given afar shake

col was alone in op-
posing the move 1o remove
And obstacles to the 3
ment. Alderman Cart Hone
and Carl Loeblich joined

facBain in approving the
motion,

! Street talk

THAT SAERL-AMILE on tee tre 4 eae
Arthenbod{ol akeyiew Dict sell Served Deena,
th wine ect Sng howe 8 Bh

there may have a perder
it dant fee * reals eee
Whether

sated pecaty Hm aan aye

4
Ea

won't be the first to

Mo Cases EONS Bot ian em cae bee e
‘hat candidate Marie Wale (Mins Maloney Postin) was
ogc ‘The award was chosen by the

(C. RESOURCES (BORIC to most of ws) and ts
siais apie Gas BO.

its first shipment of @xport

ouvert (hi the sew ‘eymbal au exiting lavestery ef
replacement.

‘identify some company products and
registered piel ol (ake tan Mone rilibs
fasnered ons, alee eee hasis beginning with B.C.
’s building iucts group.

eepretaly the (nang taba eal, Bames wl
cornerstone of the company’s corporate
and. will appear prominently on all

signs, maar, devunent nd eompany veh

B.C. Timber and orange
divin i ly.

‘Aud No di they este ot th tym? Wel,
supposed to portray the mountainous, rugged terrain
from which the coal: is extracted and the timber
harvested. The separate elements also represent trees
(the triangles on the right), and underground coal seams

Local woman
passes on

Dorothy Glendinning of husband
(608 Merry Creek Road, Cas-
aed Mende, 38 19

Law, two sons,
Dwayne and Derrek of Gar
L

degar
at the age of

Mec wes ea
Dec. 16, 1996 in Trail and
came to with her

Montreal in Castlegar.
‘She is survivied by her

Teacher

‘gers (except the five out-

and Cindy of Castlegar; and a

meat on the runt
‘Tee Bosing 737 ited ot

but the left ieaicoeee

reverser Sales in

standing) have been settled flight.” the report said.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 21, 1982

the Savines Are Yours

at CENTRAL FOODS

AR

attends
conference

Castlegar teacher

hi te
in the planning of an econ-
comic education program for
the Canadian school system.

from July 25 - Aug. 4 at

Kempenfelt Bay, Ont.

Conducted by the Canadian’
Econontic

dclormine what resources ors
needed for a nation-wide
cdoctoal

Sea cad sodeate a thet

Ret they return: bore
they are expected to devote
voluntger time tn working
with provincial dpeartments,
ministries of education and
‘school board
pres ol samen St R

Mia foc boca schools Replacement Cost
% Many One Time (Limited

an Foundation
Bova was
feshded in 1974 tnd since
that time hat been working to
improve the quality of econ-
comic educa .on in Canada.

Supply) Ite

years in Castlegar

Big Days — July 20. 24

¥ Everything Sale Priced
is to draft © fy Many Items to Clear

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