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through ‘an unfortunate div- situation,’ she: “prayed. Her ing. accident. The story told prayer..was simple,: yet’ in-) ly profound, “Lord, if

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was satin’ with a ‘lace border

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fitted ‘at the ‘For her headdress and veil,

the. bride: chose a Russian, z

the home of the brid

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“bottle bribe and making more

faces than Red Skelton. Ju-

nior still cries‘ on.”

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Master of ceremonies' was-

Virginia’ ‘Swetlikoff;*’the bride's ‘aunt. The couple now “reside at Brilliant.

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where'no one else can hear. them.” Carfra is concerned that

adult inhibition about singing -

has‘deprived children of the ‘simple bedtime hullaby tradi- tion.

Carfra, a Vietoria mother Of. two, says: she has always loved. to -sing: and ‘stores words and tunes of forgotten.

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CALGARY (CP) — The string of oil

by Dome Petroleum Ltd: which almost led to. » the

It was a time-when world oil prices we skyroc- “keting with no ceiling in sight. Inflation was eroding’ the

‘value of’ money. Oil and me poy became ‘more

Adal! gas assets

BeRy: uy: as possible, no matter how. zoek debt; had to be incurred:

Loans could be paid off quickly from revenues derived from i

the takeover target itself.

Banks were willing partners in this einai: caught up.

iu {pent ‘oil investment fever of the late.1970s and awed by.the cial wizardry of Dome President Bill Richards and his ek management team.’

-. -° ‘PransCanada Pipelines Ltd. was the teat major target. Dome paid $97 million in Dome preferred shares to acquire the'18.8-per-cent control block owned by: Canadian Pacific Enterprises Ltd. 3

Dividends from the Dome ee » than dividends paid traditionally: by ‘TransCanada, making the: ‘acquisition effectively: cost-free ‘for Dome:

-Within a. year, Dome: had ‘increased ‘its ‘interest ‘in |

"TransCanada to 49 per cent, ‘later using it'to buy. back half “the properties Dome had sold a few years earlier to Maligne the oil and g gas subsi

The same year, Dome worked a complex four-way deal: 08", ‘for control of Siebens Oil and Gas Co, Ltd. Canpar Holdings.’ ae Ltd., a subsidiary of the Canadian National Railways pension - milli 2D, then sold «

fund, bought all of Siebe: i! 76 per cent of :Siebens’ assets to Dome. |

By- buying: asse instead : of ‘shares;'Dome received i ‘a non-taxable. entity, ; 4

dian properties for $1001 prompt,John ‘Crosbie, finan

““tised' on: pa je.1

of Dor ‘Ch nical: :

managed to arrange: a: $400-million loan: from National Oil Co, to continue ‘its drilling in Do

might have faced ’a slig! deal but. sould Probably have come ‘out ahead in ‘the long term. y

, But Dome found itself ae to pay more than planned for. the ‘company, which: it. wrestled away’ from’ ‘its U.S,

owner, Conoco Ine. of Stamford, Conn., thus having to incur.

more debt.. Dome had to outbid other Sulton » including

“Hieky oil Ltd. “of: Calg

*Russian‘decent and ‘has been

the activity aid‘ for. only a

month, says:most of the .in- /

struction is in Russian. - ‘Some Russian‘ residents

. speak English, she said, but don't express, themselves as

(cP, province-wide drop of 23.5

per cent in property values will be reflected in tax asses-

\\'smaents that go out at the end Jot December,| provincial ‘tax

assessor Ted Gwartney sald ‘jThuraday, “But 3 that doesn't mean ‘property taxes will'go down Broportjonately. Gwartney.

inks Dee. 81, 1981, mar-

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