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Wednesday, March 2, 1994 The, Castlegar Sun

United Way holds Annual,General Meeting

‘They met in the library of Kin- able to field 100 per cent; . locally as well as
naird Middle School early in the fortunate because without their nationally. t
The first topic is the need to

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of who our age
are and what they do. You can
probably expect to see more
activity on the part of us publicity
mongers.

Wednesday, March 2, 1994

Anntal General meeting of the
Castlegar and District Untied

have a representative from each
individual agency.
The agency representative

ing all the United Way functions.

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[Bight represented agencies sup-
ported by the United Way: Patri-
cia Marshall-Thompson of the
(Red Cross; Norma Kilpatrick
from the Light and Power Theatre
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Child Care Society's Kim Adam-
son; local representative Peggy
Toews ‘and Regional Representa-
tive Muriel Perry of the Arthritis

vidual Resource Centre; the
‘Canadian National Institute for
\the Blind was represented by
local representative Jim

nd Regional Rep ative

minutes from the 1993 Annual
General Meeting. Brian Brown
appointed as the auditor for

Alan Kirk.
The United Way staff were

was
1994 and signing authorities were
identified. The members agreed

made their reports and copies of
the United Way campaign and
‘administrative reports were given

Having just returned from a
national United Way conference
in Ottawa, she was well aware of
the issues of interest to United
Way groupé all across Canada,
issues which will affect us even
in our relatively remote corner.
She pointed out three areas that
she ‘felt were due for some seri-

Another area of concem is the
need to find more volunteers.
This is an ongoing concern

volunteer organization

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ot ee ae, GREG ADAM'S SCORES FOR THE
KIDNEY FOUNDATION'S MARCH DRIVE

VANCOUVER -— Canucks Forward Greg Adams, has been named Honourary Chairman
for The Kidney Foundation of Canada, (KFOC) March Drive in British Columbia.

Your chance to win an
exciting weekend at
the Salmon Valicy

Castieaird Plaza

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Beginner
Flower Arranging Classes
Mar 2- 30 (Wednesdays)

. . sine . 7-10 p.m. &
The KFOC, a non-profit organization, has raised and donated over $30 million in less Victorian Wreathy Lopiary : x

than 30 years for research intOthe cause and cure for kidney disease. “That sient ke
accomplishment represents the efforts of thousands of volunteers and canvassers 25-601» 2526 - Sh be, Cea
knocking on thousands of doors every year. | am happy to support them any way I

can.” said Adams.

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Sunpay 1s
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50-60% off
Final Clearance of
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PRAWNS
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© diabetic kidney disease will be slowed

or stopped.

¢ dialysis and transplantation may no
longer be necessary for many forms of
kidney disease as there will be
effective treatment.

RESEARCH IS MAKING
A DIFFERENCE

IN THE PAST 30 YEARS,
THE KIDNEY
FOUNDATION HAS...
AWARDED MORE THAN
$33 MILLION TO
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
NATIONWIDE.

WITH YOUR HELP WE
co TO the month’ of March.
SUPPORT RESEARCH

EXCELLENCE. “GIVE ALL THE HOPE YOU CAN”

OFFICIAL HOPE GIVER

THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION
OF CANADA

Castlegar Foods

635 Columbia Ave., Castlegar
{ Kidney disease is
. (~ the number eight cause
tt of death,
5 pany ant Be generous in the
month of March.
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&

Give
THE KIDNEY

YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT A
DOLLAR WILL BUY!

331 Columbia Ave., Castlegar
(Sears Bullding) ‘

There are approximately 900 British Columbians living full lives with kidney
transplants, and another 760 whose lives are being extended through dialysis treatment.
Some of those people may live in your neighbourhood.

New Spring Line of Clotbes

Your purchase helps support the work of the
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While medical advances have been substantial, kidney disease still remains the number
eight caugé ofdeath in:Canada.

Marcia Bell, President, B.C. Branch of KFOC, received a transplant four years ago. “I
am living proof that there is hope now where none existed just a few decades ago. But
there is still much to be done, particularly in organ donor awareness” she said.

le ARTISTIC AROMAS

1 & GOURMET COFFEE

Celebrating 30 years of service

Prince George Slumber Lodge offers the following

amenities:

Downtown next to civic cefitre & shopping, heated indoor
Ste Humphries pool, saunas, guest laundry, air conditioning and coffee shop.

Student Art Auction Reserve early for the Salmon Valley Music Festival
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As well as supporting research, The Kidney Foundation of Canada also promotes the organ
donor program and provides patient-services for those suffering from kidney disease.

617 Columbia Ave.
365-5841

The 4th @nnaal Salmon
Valley Music Festival

Jaly 29, 30, & 31, 1994

..Will take place on a naturally beautiful ranch 20 kilometres north of
Prince George, British Columbia on Highway #97.

The annual door to door campaign is their major fundraising activity. It runs through

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It's as easy as 1 - 2 - 3 to win one of these exciting prizes:

+ Two Salmon Valley Festival
3-day passes

+ Two VIP passes for backstage access
throughout the Festival with 1 2
autograph opportunities. Read thru the ads and match

+ One Salmon Valley photo

+ Two Salmon Valley Library T-shirts

+ Three nights accomodation at
Slumber Lodge — Includes breakfast,
July 30 & 31.

SECOND PRIZE
+ One Salmon Valley Festival
3-day Pass
+ One Salmon Valley T-Shirt
+ $40.00 Gift Certificate from
Gardeli's Restaurant

THIRD PRIZE

+ One Salmon Valley Festival

Disease is
conse of death ls Conetin

Please be generous
the
during

Site 3 - Comp. 27 - RR#1
. Castlegar, B.C. ¢ 365-5221

GIENGER Negotiations are underway for an exciting line-up of artists to perform at
es

the Salmon Valley Music Festival.

Currently, confirmed artists include:
Pam Tillis, Sawyer Brown, Carlene Carter, Suzy Bogguss.

Artists presently under negotiation:
Clint Black, Shenandoah, Waylon Jennings

In addition to this impressive roster, a long list of popular Canadian
and U.S. recording artists will complete the entertainment program.

Tickets for this event are $75.00 for the Weekend,

Day Passes are $40.00. Children 12 and under are admitted free.
Only the weekender passes include Free Camping, subject to
available space on a first-come first-served basis.

RESERVE YOUR CAMPSITE TODAY: A Truly Unique Country Setting

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a country constellation - in one great weekend

Salmon Valley Masic Festival

(20 kilometres North of Prince George on Hwy. #97)

Jaly 29, 30 & 31, 1994

3-day Pass
+ One Salmon Valley T-Shirt

Weekly draws for two
Castlegar Rec. passes