Street TALK

NICOLLE BINNIE, the 11-year-old lo-
cal cr try ¥ i der, can ex-
pect a visit from the postman in the near
future.

Nicolle, who was featured in a sports
article in the Nov. 2 issue of The News,
will be getting a letter of commendation
from the Castlegar school board for her

ach its in cr y

running. :

“| think it’s quite impressive that this
girl that’s a couple of years younger than
the people she’s in competition with has
done so well,” said trustee Evelyn
Voykin in making the recommendation of
a letter.

Nicolle is a Grade 6 student at
Kinnaird elementary school and her mom,
Brenda Binnie, is an employee of the
Castlegar school district.

THE CASTLEGAR SCHOOL
BOARD acknowledges staff bers who

assistant at Twin Rivers, five years.

ERNIE VERIGIN, son of Laura and
William Verigin of Pass Creek, recently re-
ceived his Bachelor of Edugation de-
gree from Simon Fraser
University in Burnaby.

Verigin graduated from
Stanley Humphries sec-
ondary school in 1983 and
attended Selkirk College
in 1983-84. In 1985-86, he
attended an institute in
Kiev, U.S.S.R. sted

He is currently teaching
at Brent K dy ele-
mentary school in South
Slocan.

cael ¥
Ernie Verigin

MARLENE CHERNENKOV, daugh-
ter of Olga and Ely Chernenkov of
Crescent Valley, recently graduated with a
B of Sci catati

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COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

A.C.W. CHRISTMAS TEA
November 23rd, 2-4 p.m. Castlegar Legion Hall. 22

CASTLEGAR CHAPTER OF RNABC MEETING

reached milestones this month of five
years or more of working for the school
district.

Congratulations to Alfredo DeBlasio,

le
from the University of British Columbia.
Chernenkov attended Brent Kennedy
elementary school , Mt. Sentinel sec-
ondary school and Selkirk college prior to
ding UBC.

custodian at Woodland Park el 'y
school, 26 years; Darlene Schultz, driv-

years; and Marguerite Hinde, teacher's

She is now working for the Greater
Victoria Hospital Society in the intern-
ship program.

At Ci Room, Ci ‘and District Hospital, 19:00 hours.
Tuesday, November 26. Speaker — Donna Dunn, Independant Nurse
Practitioner. Subject - Sexual abuse and the concems to nurses.

ADVENT TEA AND BAKE SALE
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 4th Street, Saturday, November 23rd, 1:30-
3:30 p.m. R3

er, 12 years; Brenda Binnie, driver, five

Art college offers two
new telecourses in ’92

Castlegar area residents
will be offered two new visual
arts telecourses in January by
the Emily Carr College of Art
and Design and the Open Uni-
versity.

The courses — Material
and Form and Studies in In-
ternational Cinema — kick off
a five-telecourse season to be
presented locally via Knowl-
edge Network broadcasts and
enhanced by learning materi-
als delivered by mail.

“People in the Castlegar
area who want to learn about
the arts in the comfort of home
will find these telecourses par-
ticularly interesting and use-
ful,” Elisa McLaren, ECCAD

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es of metal, plastics, paper, fi-
bres, particles, stone, earth,
liquid and space. Computer
animations reveal physical
characteristics and ways of

and 5 p.m. Monday for
the Castlegar News at 197 Columbia Ave.

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

s 20, 1991

B7s.

Gift bags save wrapping waste

Martin Meyer
RECYCLE ADVISORY GROUP

A few weeks ago we re-
ceived a booklet of coupons
from a major gasoline retailer
in the mail. Each coupon enti-
tles a person to a complimen-
tary fabric gift bag with a min-
imum gasoline

The gift b oy ay t
‘ ags are a greal
idea. They are made of 100 per
cent cotton, with various fes-
tive designs on them. A draw-
string is used to hold the bags
closed.

Each bag can be used over
and over again, thereby elimi-
nating the use of wrapping pa-
per and sticky tape. They
could even be washed if neces-
sary; yet it is difficult to imag-
ine why they would get dirty if
only used to conceal gifts.

and
You

fabric shops.
Since we have more than a

month to go before Christmas
it may even be an idea for
school groups or other organi-
zations to make some and sell
them as a fundraiser. They
could be made in a variety of
shapes and sizes. They could
also be made using a variety of
colors as well for birthdays,
anniversaries and many other

occasions.

These bags are an environ-
mentally sound approach to
gift giving, and in fact are nice
gifts themselves. Besides —
who knows — you might even
get something back in the bag
at a later date.

Cotton gift bags reduce the
wasteful use of wrapping pa-
per, ribbon and tape, and are
almost certain to save you
money in the long run, too.

LOTTERIES

8, 10, 20, 24, 25, 27
THE DAILY

Nov. 18
Match 6: 818137, 564787,
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Match 5: 38135, 00949, 43785
Matoh 4: 8512, 9336, 0796
Match 3: 849, 967, 261

Match 2: 49, 60, 30

Nov. 17

Match 6: 855367, 920743,
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Match 5: 14381, 29075, 65005

Match 5: 62903, 56882, 69714
Match 4: 8066, 6713, 4437
Match 3: 544, 805, 527

Match 2: 51, 29, 99

Nov. 15
Match 6: 096108, 445594,
Match 5: 18251, 16195, 83762

Match 4: 6261, 7491, 1336
Match 3: 012, 956, 201

Match 2:55, 24, 70
BC KENO

Nov. 18
11, 13, 19, 23, 44, 45, 4, 50
Nov. 17
3, 5, 34, 38, 41, 42, 48, 55
Nov. 16
1, 8, 21, 22, 32, 38, 50, 53
Nov. 15
1, 2, 4, 11, 18, 31, 38, 47

These are the winning lot-
tery numbers provided by the
British Columbia Lottery Corp.
in the event of a discrepancy
between the numbers pub-
lished and the official winning
numbers list, the latter shall
prevail.

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With Christmas just around the corner,
we have the loan for that special gift.
We offer competitive rates.
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Shaw,
cable
NOTICE TO
RESIDENT OF
PASS CREEK/
KRESTOVA AREA

Shaw Cable invites in the Pass Ci area
to call and arrange to have cable television service connected.

Activation of the system in this area will take place between
November 13 and 15 inclusive and will include areas from
Norns Road to Krestova (Southern Upper Bench).

Activation of Goose Creek Road/Pass Creek Road from

Krestova entrance to the bridge in Crescent Valley and North

wo Boon Ridge Road/Chatfield Road will take place in the near
ure.

For more information or to arrange to have your cable

television connected please call Shaw Cable at 362-3122 or

stop into our office at 1951 Columbia Ave., Castlegar.

a hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to
riday.

processing each material.

Studies in International
Cinema offers an opportunity
to study the specialized critical
discipline of film analysis.

‘Twelve films selected from
the current work from France,
Hungary, and Germany will
be presented Saturday
evenings at 10 p.m. on the
Knowledge Network.

Each broadcast will include
an introduction and conclud-
ing analysis by ECCAD Dean
of Academic Affairs Maurice

Vv;

se program
said in a news release.

“They can be taken for EC-
CAD or Open University cred-
its, or simply for the pleasure
of learning,” she adds.

Material and Form investi-
gates natural materials and
explores their application in
art and design.

In 11 television sessions be-
ginning Jan. 14, instructor
Tom Hudson and a group of
students will demonstrate us-

Other telecourses begin-
ning in January are A Survey
of Western Art II, Jan. 6,
Colour: An Introduction, Jan.
13, and Mark & Image, Jan.
1

6.

Deadline for telecourse reg-
istration is Dec. 17. People in
the Castlegar area should con-
tact Emily Carr College of Art
and Design in Vancouver or
the Open University in Rich-
mond.

It’s amazing how
the miles add up. Aeroplan
miles, that is. AirBC flies
over 300 times a day to 29
cities across the west. As an Air Canada
. Connector, every one of those scheduled
) flights counts for Aeroplan. So your short

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destinations on Air Canada like Hawaii,
Florida and the Caribbean.

Call your travel agent or Air Canada
for reservations. And pick up an Aeroplan
application when you check in. It’s the
most rewarding frequent flyer program in

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