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TORONTO - Unem-
ployment will rise to 12.9
per cent this year from 11
per cent in 1982 as the job
market becomes flooded
with people who had once
given up trying to find
jobs, Toronto Dominion
Bank says.

Employers will also
tend to increase
productivity from their
current staff instead of
hiring new employees, the
bank said Thursday in a

MONTREAL - Canadian
smokers face a _ hefty
increase of as much as
five cents for a package
of cigarettes Monday,
Says a leading tobacco
company spokesman.
Imperial Tobacco Lid.
said Thursday a nation-
wide increase would go
into effect Monday. The
manufacturer confirmed
that a carton of cigarettes

By UNITED PRESS CANADA

Unemployment
ready to rise

quarterly report.

More than 80 per cent
of Canadians who
qualified to enter the
labor force for the first
time in 1982 had been so
discouraged about job
prospects that they didn’t
bother looking for work,
the bank said.

“Rising unemployment
in 1983 also reflects the
unprecedented labor
market developments of
1982," the report said.

Smokers facing
big increases

to wholesalers would nse

by 26 cents.

Retailers were ex-
pected to pass on even a
greater increase to
consumers.

Impenal, which holds
the largest share of the
Canadian market, cited
higher costs for labor and
packaging materials as
the main reason for the
hike.

New air fare

war looming

LONDON - People
Express Airlines today
asked British officials for
permission to begin a
$149 New York-London
one-way fare that could
spark another trans
Atlantic price war 14
months after the demise
of Sir) Freddie Laker’s
Skytrain.

Harold Pare,
executive of the US
based aurline, presented
the proposal before tbe
Civil Aviavon Authonty
and expressed hopc that
service could begin in late
May

“lt went

chef

along quite

PEKING,

scvering

Oue day after

sports and

cultural cachaages with
the Unmatecd States
accused the

sdministraton

China
Reapan
Iraday of
fabni ating “pretcat: and
hes” to

justly granting
tcants stor Hu
Na political asylum
Phe offtetal Chinese
media charged that
Statements atabuted to
Mess Hlu were false and
written foos her by
Taiwancse and
Amencans scechimg to
damage US) China ties

defective

well,” he said atter the
hearing. “I think they
were quite impressed.
They said they would

take ut under immediate
advisement and we would
be hearing from them in
the not too distant
future ~

If approved, Parct: said
People Express would
begin offering the nacw
one way fare between
Newark. NJ. and
Gatwick airport in late
May The unrestncted
$149 ticket would
compare owith current
single fares of $263
standby and $327
cc onomy

Chinese angry
after defection

The Xinhbus news
agency called the Hla Na
case a politcal farce
and the © oanmunist party
newspaper Peoples Daly
denounced ‘the preteats

and bes fabmeated by the

wos govcrnment mn
cagmacenag Chis grave
tre table art

Virtually all mayor

(Chinese He wapapers
cammed denunetatons of
the Ulaited States as well
aS inicrvIcws Miss
Hus who ap
pealed to her te

with
pare oes

Vactne

hone

Robbers no match for victim

TWO MASKED youths
armed with knives found
they'd run into more than
they could handle when they
tried robbing the Queens
Market in the 100 block East

27th Street in North Van-
couver Wednesday.

When the store owner,
who had been at the back of
the premises, saw what was
happening to his wife who

Why advertising

doesn’t always pay

THE OWNER of a boat
advertised for sale in the Buy
and Sell Press told callers
where it was moored at
Horseshoe Bay so they could
inspect it with a view to
purchase.

But when the man next
went out to his 41 ft. fishing
boat moored at Government
Wharf last Tuesday, he

found the 14 ft. aluminum
boat he had _ advertised,
which had been tied up to it,
had gone.

Police in West Vancouver
say the boat disappeared
sometime between March 28
and April 5 and may well
have been stolen by a
prospective buyer.

School costs
hearing cancelled

CANCELLATION of a
North Vancouver public
hearing on school costs,
scheduled for tomorrow
(Monday, April 11). has
been announced by the
Ministry of Education.

The meeting, originally set
for 7:30 p.m. at Capilano
College, was to have been
conducted by the provincial
Commission on School Dis-
trict Administrative Cost
which has been tournng the
province since February.

The Commission has been
examining school admin-
istrations in order to seek
more efficient and = cost-
effective ways to deliver
school services.

Cancellation of
tomorrow's meeting follows
the decision of Commission
chairman Mark Sager to
seek the Social Credit
nomination in West Vancou-
ver-Howe Sound in the May
5 provincial election

Drinking drivers

RECENT drinking dnving
charges by North Shore
police have resulted in the
following convictions (penal-
ties shown are in addition to
automatic) hicence = suspen
sion):

LYTWYN,
2892 =Dollarton
North Van ($50):

Lawrence,
Highway.
SAARI,

Reid Maurice, 500-125 West
Keith Rd., North Van ($100,
6 mos. probation).

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Catch Us Before

DALE, Craig, 940
Groveland, West Van
($200); DERRY, Peter, 355
Southborough, West Van
($225); McCARLEY, Greg,
Box 304, Lantzville, B.C
PAINE, Dorothy,
2155 Palmerston, West Van
($375): SANDERSON,
Isabel, 862 E. Broadway.
Vancouver ($175)
SWITZER, Richard, 1103
2050) =Nelson. Vancouver
($300)

($350),

labour
sealant

taxes oust

throughout

our Holidays

(closed April 22-May 11)

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was serving behind the
counter he wasted no time
before springing into action.

He grabbed a knife of his
own, strategically located

for just such eventualities,
and attempted to disarm one
of the would be robbers. At
that point the two turned

heel and ran, dropping one
of their knives in their
hurried exit.

An RCMP spokesman des-
cribed the store owner as a
man who “obviously wants
to keep his money more than
they wanted to take it.”

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