A10- Sunday, July 11, 1982 - North Shore News.

ing  Suc8 :
reporter
ae

by. |
Ellsworth. :
Dickson ©

With the value of the Canadian dollar
continuing to slide, plus inflation, plus
declining real estate values, plus a very risky
stock market, it makes one wonder where is.
a good place to put money. And now there
has been talk about certain banks being in
trouble. .

Today’s question is:

“‘Where is the safest
place for your money?’’

L. Hunt
North Vancouver

If you are patriotic, I
guess you could find a
place to imvest in this
country, but actually it is
probably safer to put your
money in the United
States right now,
assuming, of course, you
have some.

Fred Pickerill
North Vancouver

I really can't think of
any good investments at
this time.

Leslic MacKenzic —
North Vancouver

Under your bed

Kelly Smith
Vancouver

The bank is still the
safest place. They have
reserves and insurance
Let's not get too upsct
about) our cconomic
wocs | guess | have a
pusilive = attitude
the future

about

Dona Scymour
North Vancoevc:

The Uanted States ow a
better place for investing
at thi time | think the
tough ccongomsm (times ip
Canada arc going to get
worse

FROM PAGE A1

woman ~-from Whistler,
which occurred in the Black
Tusk area of Garibaldi Park
on the afternoon of June 3.

The victim had been

believe to be.a pellet gun.
In the North Vancouver
incident a 19-year-old prosti-

tute -was, picked up in the
West End of Vancouver and
driven to Mount Seymour
Park.

There she was raped,
beaten and choked and was
left .unconscious, at about
3:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 29.

RCMP in North Van are

_- seeking ‘public assistance in
locating a witness —- a white
- Woman in her late twenties

who was with two children,
parked on the side of the

J hae when you thought

high prices were around
every corner, Park Royal
comes up with a

brand new avenue

for saving you

money. Welcome

to Bargain Boulevard.
A fashionably different
way to save you money.

Anenjoyable new
shopping experi-
ence where you
can stroll down

our street of savings lined
with canopied carts filled
with all kinds of remark-
ably good baryains.

Hooker raped, beaten on Seymour —

road af Seymour Mountain
in a silver colored import.

' Police say the woman
spoke to a motorcyclist, who
has since been interviewed
by the RCMP. She told: him
she had seen.a green Car go
up the mountain“and:return _.
downashorttimelater, —
to come: forward so:she: can
be interviewed regarding ‘in-
formation she-may beable to*
provide. -The. woman. ::is. >

asked to call the RCMP
general investigation section
at9B5-1311. = -.-
McCauley appeared in
provincial court Thursday
and was. remanded in
custody until August 31 for a
imingry hearing. ~~

Bargain Boulevard at

Park Royal is more than

a thoroughfare. It’s a
peripatetic place to
ponder over incred-
ibly good buys.

e’ Each week all
through summer, you'll
find the same:street
but in a different

place in Park
Royal’s many
malls. So tell a
friend about Bar-
gain Boulevard. Because
every Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday we have
to start meeting like this.

THIS WEEK IN THE NORTH COURT
NORTH MALL

PARK ROYAL