GROUND
BEEF

Edwards. Regular, Fine or Extra Fine Grind. Regular Quality. 5 lb. chub. Limit 1. 4.40 ea.
300 g pkg. works out to 1.94/ kg.

APPLE » BEBARON OF 98
JUICE t= BEEF ROAST

From Concentrate. Town House Cut from the Outside Round.
1 Litre Carton Boneless 4.37/ kg Ib

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Rl iO ALR ERMINE se mg 8S

PURE PORK
SAUSAGE

Or Breakfast. 2.18/kg.

HUGGIES DIAPERS GREEN ONION

Selected Step

Systems. 52, 60, Imported.

80 or 84's. Limit 1. Bunch.

Over limit price 19.98 : ea

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‘ m Wednesday, March 25, 1992

ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL...

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News photo by Glen Freeman

Things are changing at Stanley Humphries Secondary School. The buidling is undergoing
massive renovations which has it looking more like worn-torn Iraq than the city’s only high

TRAVEL 7
INFOCENTRES

CASTLEGAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1975-6th Ave. , 365-6313

Robson Community
Memorial Church and
Cemetery

ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING

Wednesday,
April 1st, 7 p.m.

Everyone Weicome

ARROW LAKE
ELEVATION

1408.13 ft. on Mar. 21
Forecast of
Elevation

KEENLEYSIDE
DAM LOCK

During the next 2 to 3 weeks the
lock at Keenleyside may have
periods of restricted use due to
maintenance starting March 19,
1992.
B.C. Hydro apologizes for any
inconvenience.

LET'S STOP RACISM

If you don't ®
Canada ; ” Racism, who will?

City finds its twin ©
The lastest phase a :
in Castlegar’s sister
city relationship with
Embetsu, Japan will
‘occur at the end of
this month.

. Previously the vis-
its back and forth
have involved govern-
ment representatives A i
and students andin-| The City Voice
structors at the post-
secondary level. - © ;

This visit will be the first for students as the junior high
school level. ‘ :

Nine young people,.aged 12 to 14, will be accompanied by
three adults on the trip to Castlegar.

They are spending a day and a half vigitisig Vancouver and
Victoria. before flying here on Sunday aff pon.

-.. @Tnorder to get a good idea of Canadiz fe and to be a part

of the school system, the visitors will be hosted by Castlegar
families for two of the three nights of their stay.

Sunday evening will be their first;opportunity to visit with
their homestay families, as they all ggi6 the Castlegar and Dis-
’ trict Community Complex for a swim, or a sauna:
On Monday, the Kinnaird Junior Secondary students from -
the homestay families will join the visitors on a tour of the area.
They will stop at several of our local spots of interest, inchud-
ing Zuckerberg Island, Selkirk College and Syringa Creek Park.
That evening they will get their first taste of Canadian home
ooking. --

On Tuesday, the visitors will spend the day at Kinnaird Ju- -
nior Secondary, attending classes with their homestay partners.
That evening everyone involved in the visit will gather at
Castlegar City Council Chambers for a reception honoring our
guests. :
i: Early Wednesday morning, the group will start their trip
ome.

They will not be in Castlegar for very long, but the activities
planned promise to give them a good introduction to the things
that make community a good place to live.

Please give this group a warm Kootenay Welcome when you
see them. :

ci

“People may be different on the outside,
but they are no different on the inside.”
— Jasmine Buntain, Age 1]

Our children are called the future. They come
into our world full of innocence and: hope until
they are taught to distrust and, sometimes, even
to hate. Racists are made, not born.

Parents can teach their children to understand
the value of compassion, respect and
understanding of others. Or, they can sow the
seeds of intolerance, bigotry and cruelty — the
things that divide a society and keep us apart.
Racism exists in many forms and can be
found everywhere in Canada. March 21 is the
International Day for the Elimination of Racial
Discrimination. And it is Canada’s Anti-Racism
Day, a time for us all to join the fight against
inequality.

Let’s work together with our families and
friends to break down the barriers that divide
us. Let’s-set

Let’s bring back the hope of a better tomorrow
and make it real because ... ; .

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