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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, October 20, 1993

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‘Selkirk College update
== The next opportunity to write the GED exams will be November
be? in Castlegar and Grand Forks. However, a completed GED
application form and a $40 application fee must be received: by the
7/Ministry of Education in Victoria no later than October 29 to be eli
Bible to write the exam. GED applications and study guides are
ailable from any Selkirk College counselor
Selkirk College counselors will join five other university and
pollege representatives in visits to\regional high schools to prov ide
¢ educational counselling assistance to high school students and
ir parents. On Monday, October 18, the secondary school liaison
eam will visit Lucerne Secondary School in New Denver from
42-2 p.m,. On Tuesday, October 19 the team will be in Castlegar at
“Stanley Humphries Secondary School from 9 a.m. to 12:20 p.m
Rand at L. V. Rogers in Nelson from 6:30-9:30 p.m.. On Wednesday,
4 eOctober 20 the team will visit Boundary region at Grand Forks
‘p\Secondary School from 8:50-11:45 a.m. and then at Boundary
|r Central Secondary from 12:45-2:55 p.m. |

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Friends of

Castlegar United Way

SHSS 1994 Grads, presented a cheque to the United
Way and received a certificate of appreciation.(I-r):
Sara Vatkin, Cheryl Bonowicz, Maggie Loewen, Deb
Chmara (United Way president) and Sally Winters.

Fred Jack, sales representative of CKQR accepts a
certificate of appreciation from Deb Chmara, United
Way president.

,

Robin Tomlin, President of the Castlegar Rebels Hock-
ey Club, smiles brightly while accepting a certificate of
appreciation from United Way President, Deb Chmara.

Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, present a
cheque to President Deb Chmara, of Castlegar Unit-
ed Way, as a donation towards agencies.

We’re out to meet you!

4 Federal Business Develop-
ment Bank representative

will be paying your com management services

munity a visit in the next counselling. planning

af
few days. Call today and and training

at Castlegar on October 27, 1993
Telephone 1-800-667-7579
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Hamilton

Michele Lalonde,
daughter of Lou and
Lynne Lalonde of
Castlegar, B.C. and Ed
Hamilton, son of Don
and Marg Hamilton of
Vancouver, B.C. were
united in marriage on
May 22, 1993 at St
Rita's Catholic Church
in Castlegar. The cou-
ple honeymooned at
Valhalla Lakeside
Resort and are now

residing in Vancouver.

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Selkirk College students and their future

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school conservative types, self-
made businessmen and women
who resent their taxes going to
pay for an ever-growing list of
civil servants and interest
groups, with Quebec at the head
of the list of interest groups
Manning is actually more of a
genuine intellectual than Camp-
bell, a person at home in the
world of ideas, some theological
and some managerial. In terms
of religion, Manning is an evan-
gelical. His literal faith in the
Biblical God has a flip side, real

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fear of the Satan of the Book of
Revelation, expressed practic ally
in an aversion to big government
and centralized power. (The
more centralized the govern-
ment, the easier for the Anti-
Christ to take it over),

Manning the management con-

ponag Pervice. K Be eligible for a draw
for a free furnace
service (value to
$40), by Nelson

Castlegar Pharmasave

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BRILLANT
RESOURCES

352-3713 365-5185

sultant believes in something
called systems theory. It teaches
that old-line parties such as the
Liberals and Tories are too much
part of the existing national polit-
ical system to change it. That sys-
tem, as the Reform Party sees it,
is premised on keeping Quebec
happy and on handouts financed
through borrowing to keep “the
rest of Canada” satisfied. The
only way for the West, and now
for those who want to wipe out

the deficit, to get their way is
with a political party with no ties
to Quebec or the special interest
groups which are dependent on
government handouts

Kalso
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Wednesday, October 20, 1993

The Castlegar Sun

Ann
Landers

Syndicated
Columnist

Dear Ann Landers: I am send-

Canadian
Quiz-Cross

ing my name, work address and
Phone number so you will know this
letter is not a fake.

I work at-a mental hospital in

Canadian Criss Cross
by Walter D. Feener

Nebraska. I am not a patient. Please
believe me. I am a 42-year-old

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health-care professional. I have a 8

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great career, a good income and a

loving wife. So why am I writing? -

16

Until 1969, I was a carefree col-
lege student with a g00d job and a
Steady girlfriend, “Vivian.” I was
among the very first to be drafted
that year and sent to Vietnam.

There were lots of tears, and
Vivian promised to wait for me. She

didn't. After several months, her let-
ters quit coming. When I returned

home, I called her, and she said she
had met someone else. We parted
and promised one another that we
would always remain friends

I don't know why, but I haven't

been able to think about anything
except Vivian for the last six

months. I have no appetite, and I lie
awake most nights fantasizing about

my old love. I've seriously consid-
ered hiring a detective.

Am I crazy? Would it be wrong
for me to try and find Vivian? I Breaks out
assume that she is married now and Telegraph
has a family. I don't want to create again
problems. I know it would be a mir- Spanish
acle to pick up where we left off
over 20 years ago, but I'd love to see
her again and find out what she has
done with her life.

T'll bet she reads your column, and
I'd be ever so grateful, Ann, if you
could help two old friends reunite. -
Faithful Reader Who is Searching
for Vivian.

Dear Searching: If you are a
‘Faithful Reader,” you know that I
do not put people together, especially
a reader who has a “loving wife” and
has suddenly become obsessed after
more than 20 years with the memory
of an old girlfriend.

You say you aren't a patient in that
mental hospital, but it wouldn't be a
bad idea if you had a few sessions
with the chief of psychiatry there

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Jeffrey Rogers - love from
Mom, Dad & Jordan

Happy 3rd Birthday Melia -
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*Oct.23 Happy Ist Birthday Jarred -
love Mommy, Daddy

& Jordan

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The Eastiodar Sun
AS

Excellence

in Service
Award

This award will be presented every week
to someone in Castlegar who shows
extraordinary service to his/her
customers or clients.

The recipient will receive an award
plaque to keep courtesy of Kats Trophys
and a lunch for 2, value to $15.00,
courtesy of the Sandman Inn.

We'd like everyone in Castlegar to know
that service excellence exists in our
community. This award recognizes

a nominated business.

If you know of someone that offers
"Excellence in Service," call me,
Marilyn Strong at 365-5266, or
drop a letter at the Castlegar Sun

with your suggestion.
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Brian DeVooght
DAIRY QUEEN

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