NEC to hold hurled af Seti

‘The West Kootenay Re-

gional Arts Council, repre-

senting nine community arts
councils, held. its regular
monthly meeting Nov; 15 at
Selkirk College.

Past president Jack Mc-
Dowall of Kaslo skilifully led
the meeting through'a busy
agonda, The, minutes were
read by secretary:’ Mrs.
Evelyn Jones of Trail and
committee reports. mete
heard.

While waiting for, ‘results
from the arts and education
task forces in each local com-
munity, the arts and edu-
cation regional

at David Th Univer-

sity Centre, Nelson. The _
topic will be “Innovative
Uses for Arts in Teaching the
Basic Elementary Core Cur-
riculum.” preliminary nego-
tiations are now underway to
provide release time for
teachers,

Joel Haris, ‘ regional

Mendoza-of ‘Teall

another letter be sent ‘to the
B.C. Touring Council praising
them for “Contact '/g0” jr
held in Yancouve:

casing dozens of pérforming *

artists and offering. work-
shops on arts and sdusation

announced thet the new

West Kooteany “Arts Dir-
ectory” will be -ready - to -
distribution by December. A‘

sample copy was circulated., reports on the

as well as

munity, organizational skills:
Eleanor Hop, at Wi

law, Lee Mendo:

Snyder of Creston eave brief

pliminary

prplim!
Dave .Brereton, director of activities of their"arts and

the Langham Centre in Kaslo
is putting finishing touches

plans to co-sponsor a week-
end conference for May, 1981

Gindet
manug

and now hours

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Reservations 5-6000

organization,

on the cover,’

The juried art exhibition .
committee will meet in De-
cember to assess the last

exhibition and to determine.

the format for the next juried
show tentatively . planned for.

- spring at the National Ex- ;

hibition Centre in Castlegar.
Members are. Valen Fander-

Meicio Zmur of Nelson, Dor-
othy Miller-Tait of Castlegar,

“Bernie Bloom of Grand

Forks, Bryan Marrion: of .
D . : :
A lively. discussion fol-

lowed'a report by Wayne:

Worthington of Nelson, West

- Kootenay representative to -
the provincial Assembly of

B.C. Arts Councils. He re-

education : task forees. The

lik and’ Mary Elliott of Trail,’ <}

oy

venionel coordinator and
Doreen; Knutson, president
of the Regional Arts Council
from Castlegar, will travel to
Creston for their January
meeting.

Mrs, Rensing, coordina-
tor of the West Kootenay

Multicultural. Society, was’

welcomed and gave a brief
report on several programs
and projects being under-
taken by the society, in par-
ticular a proposed ‘ethnic
festivat). tentatively sched-
uled fof, March’ at Selkirk’.
ColleggfArts councils will be
,encouraged to participate,

tides oir?

lated his observations and TAKE. Orr’ Incan éivis presley number is portrayed here

reservations regarding the

+ newly-proposed Pacific Con-

ference of the Arts which is
Meant to be a_ provincial

8 ‘Darcy

Bryan Merrick, coordin:
ator of extension’ services
and the.summer school .at~
David Thompson University
Centre reported that the
Emily, Carr Outreach work-
shops, in Castlegar and Na-
kusp were well, received and

a Ratt. dies at 85.

HOLLYWOOD (AP) —
Goorge Raft, the dapper vet-
eran of. 105 films whose
‘underlying, alt of ‘menace
mado him a natural.for:such

‘roles “as the. coin-flipping Af)
+ gangster in Scarface,', has

died. at-'86 after a ‘lengthy
bout with emphyseina..
The aging actor;{ whio
also was linked with tnder-
world figures in real litewwis:
i to New Hospital.

The next

wilt be the Printmobile” in
Castlegar from Nov. 380
through Dec. 7. ;

In addition, DTUC Com-
munity Arts Program will
start in January with over 60
workshops being — offered

throughout the region in co-”

‘opération ‘with local com-

munity education services
dixlators.

odsiFinally, Harris an-

‘nounced:that organization‘ of

block‘booking performing

7 evéntswasibeginning for the

1981-82 season. He hopes to

> try to avoid
under-use ‘and

dinate the bookings of
“ $neotiiing or local talent. Ho
ywill_be- communicating with
these ‘groups over the next
“few months, letting each one
know: ‘what the other «is
thinking ‘of booking and
when,
— Sally Williams of Castle-,
gar passed out information|
on on Brian ‘Barnes, who is per-
forming’a one-man show in.
on Dec.7.

wson, who as, the Pk is one

the: in characters in -the full-length musical
“lésoph’ Bi ing presented by the Omego Theatre Com-

pany Dec.

2 and’3 in the Stanley Humphries Theatre.

lobbying organization of and Although the play follows a Bible story: it is presented
e

. for all the arts, The dis-

‘cussion centered around the
need for another provincial
funding con-

in a modern and yj
treages in’ Joseph

-bheat style. All of
ave o musical background, as well

actors and ac-

as extensive theatrical ciao Many -of the major

were.seen pré

y in the Omega | Theatre

flicts and relative .effecti
hess,

It was decided that each
representative take the issue
back tothe community arts

councils and try to come to -

some consensus on the ques-
tion. Worthington announced
that the next provincial con-
ference of the assembly will

- be held in Vernon in May.

' Maxine Dewdney of
Trail, West Kootenay repre-
stave on the B.C. Arts

siivgdsted that'a:let- 4

que

te ies sent, to Lt.-G

Mrs. ‘Henry “Bell-Irving com-
plimenting them on having a

y's eller

The next regular meet-

ing of the West Kootenay’

Regional Arts Council is Jan."
17, 1981 at Selkirk College
faculty “lounge. Interested
guests are always welcome
or contact your local” com-
munity arts council for fur-
ther information.

eae WS

ENTERTAINMENT

Liv Ullman interview...

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interview with .Liv’ Ullman
can be similar to attending an

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presents

JOSEPH

Ingmar movie for
which she is famous: even
when she is funny — and she
often is — she: is’ always
intense, it i and de-

out-of-character.* ....
HADRESPECT
“I was brought up to bea
nice girl,” she says. “I always
had respect for-authority.”
* She says early in her
career, she was often taken

_ manding. of herself.”

When she télls a story
about making a documentary
at Auschwitz, tears fill her
eyes and she cannot:speak for

‘séveral moments. “An anec-

dote about’ Mae West is
turned’ into a rounded com-
edy sketch. *

“They ‘told me she
wanted to meet me, and I
was very flattered. After I
was introduced to Miss West,

as I was leaving, I heard her ©

say, ‘Who the hell was she?’"

And when she talks
about recent events in her
career, the bitterness, com-
ing as it doés from &n actress.
noted for, her luminous cin-
ematie’- portrayals’ of long-
suffering women, is..almost.
shocking.

Ullman; in Tor: onto for a
week .to direct a

segment she. wroth: ‘for the

10-minute .

ge of by being given
new material the same day
she was performing a Broad-
way play. And later, she was

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leading some critics to say
she only performs well in
Scandanavian pictures.

Ullman’s career took.off
when she went to Sweden
and became Bergman's pro-
tege, leading lady and wife.
They have been divorced for
some time, but she speaks of
him with admiration and af-
fectipn.

“He is the greatest you’
can work with.” She does,

-ster in the’ spoof ./

one week ago and died Mdn-
day: afternoon, -said hospital

_ spokesman Susan Lindquist.

She:said he had been in and
out ofa coma.:
Raft recently had de-

condition which might -hav]
been: considered “pre-leuk:
mia,” said Dr. Rexford Kenna

mer, who had treated the

actor. for 20 years,

He’. said Raft” hadi -
living relatives, but fibspital |
‘officials said ‘a friend .was
‘nearby when . the;;G0-year
‘movie veteran died. )..14!u9

“I was sorry to,heay, the.
news,” said Frank,Sinatra,
“I've known this good: man

veloped . an ch mkt a ¢:
q

for 40 years andI loved every ss |

‘Invisible Stripes.

Souls at Sea with Gary Coop. -Nick. Cain, and many thre!

er, EachsDawn I Die and

films, first as a dance contest:
‘winner in Taxi,'a.rolo irjend;
James Cagney asked him te,
play. Raft was famed almost;
as much for: his snappy:
appearance and entourage of,

Sometimes... he,,. played
auch ealgh parts as tho,
isiyer In ‘They’ Drive
Ry Night with Humphrey
Bogart,and Ann Sheridan, or
the entertainer in Follow the
Bey aie. si
; pri a Bi et fen fhe | played

th, 2 stad agAts, as in
OU pet anger, Mr.
fohnny "Any 1, Intrigue,
eran Profession, Lucky

88 ui) al} ni bonito.

oyal Canadian Legion

Branch‘No, 170

acting. .

Raft's money had van?
ished, partly because of his
support of his estranged Wife.
who refused to divorce him,

Bingo: Eve Thursday at7 p.m. ta. Sunday Bingo -
i ue Ee Bird 6:30 p.m. Regular 7:00 p.m. ed

minute. of our
PLAYS GANGSTER |.
Raft had been inactive
professionally’ in.

years, although he

caméo appearance

With Bogart’s Face this year.

It was his performance
as the cool killer in Scarfacé
in’ 1983. that brought the
dark-haired actor ; ,stabdonf. >
and ‘set off his career as a
«movie gangster. In his most
famous scene, he flipped a

half-dollar as he was guniiéd a

down.by Paul Munii 131°

In the 1930s’ and*1940s «

he was one of Hollywood's

Neheatpaid stars. Herwab'in y:

Iv program

‘views problem

of the retarded

SPOKANE, WASH. —
KREM. 2 will present a
special hour-long edition, of
Noréhwest Gallery on Dec. 7
which will explore the life-
style problems facing Spo-
kane's mentally 1 retarded cit-

~Pans. tote [wou
The first half ofmthe -4i vo.

special will present “The Sil-
houettes of Gordon Vales,”
which follows the life of artist
Gordon Vales from his home
at Medical Lake, a facility
designed for educating and
housing persons judged men-
tally retarded, to his present
home in the. community.
Vales’ talents are unique. He
tears silhouettes from paper
using his hands and teeth.
The second half of the

herself

from his world. “All of his

films are self-expression for
him.”

Besides the Perlmutter

project, | Ullman stars in the

d film Rich-

5:35—Five-day weather re-

port.

5:40—Castlegar Library
storytime,

6:00—SHSS Korner — Stan-
ley Humphries’ stu-
dents report on school
activities.

6:10—B.C. Girls Senior See-
ondary Basketball
Tournament report
-from SHSS:

6:20—NEC Presents Phyllis

Renee’
film project Love,
that her disgust

. Kootenay watercolor,
ist.

6:30-WARP Update — la-
test boycott list and
update from the War

ard's Thea. Then, she says
a new production of Strind-
berg’s Dance of Death is
planned for Broadway. If that
falls through, she says, she
won't be too disappointed
because it will give her time
to work on her book, Tides,
a follow-up to her autobiog-
raphy, Changing. .

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homes for the mentally han-

dicdpped. Frank Noren, exe- -

cutive director of the Wash-
ington -Associaion of Re-
tarded Citizens and Barbara
Scott, Sherry, program pro-
ducer will host this special
edition of Northwest Gallery.

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cabinets, turn-of-the
century English and
Italian stained glass,
and much more.

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MONTREAL | (CP)
Energy: Mintater, Mare: La-

tax
Tusderate income
earners under his’ new na-
tional energy program should
stimulate inveatment’ in the

oil and ‘gas industry.

| “The” national ‘energy
program will’ not by. itself
turn’ around: the: traditional

| STOCKS | _
NOON

‘VANCOUVER. (CP). =
Prices were. up ‘today. in
heavy. trading on the ‘Van-
couver Stock Exchange. Vol-
umo, to 12.a.m. ‘PST was
8,851,588 shares. ' -

Of the issues traded, 302
advanced, 208° fell back and.
207 were steady. '
Invest-

trials, gaining .05 to $6.05 on

* 48,475 shares, Renn Indus-'

tries lost .15 ‘to $4,80 on
6,200; Great National’ Land

_was steady at $2.20 on 4,600;,

Proflex Ltd. was unchanged
at .80.: on -°4,000; - Grouse
Mountain gained .04 to .75 on

2,000 and K Oycle was steady .

at $1.85 on 500 shares. :

. Most active i resource and .
"development, issue was New

Cinch Uranitim,.down 5/8 to
$26,60 on 270,059 shares.

“pect froin’ banks ‘and near-

led.:the “indus-:* court woiild detérmine . oa

- what | cori8titutes~a-reason-

Vohabtaned of th idfotity of federal ‘budget. means: tho
Ke ‘risk in- ‘taxpayer who pays 40 cents:

Canadians to ¥
vestments,” Laltoni i tof tho on his: last. dollar of taxable
annual. conventigi'4f ; the- Income ‘will ‘get'88: cents in
Canadian Four HHaatQOH'to- fax benefits for every dollar
day, "01" ca! rivested:in id'in exploratory dril-
“But it should actMalla ding inArctic or’ offshore ol
cataly ee mae iréading :
the is rebate t- 2justcid cents at present.
ing ts un a supe tHe ln !iqualonde ‘also. defended
big boys,2304 viango i a9: hot government's: ‘ growing
phe cateltgty UA linvestment in the oil and gas
-indudtry, ‘arguing that 4 hide

hing nist

system_outlined in the Oct, 28

“For example, would a
sour treat a ‘system error’
agi#kin to an act of God?”

Thei: atudy, | ‘submitted
“nearl¥ two years ago but cir-
culated with great discretion:
sinds:then, saya the need for.
‘at ifedetal’ agency to oversee’

OTTAWA (CP
eral flaws fail to 3] te on
protection ‘consumers can ex-

banks with the growing use :
of ‘computers iri money trané-
fers, ' ‘says: a ‘atudy prepared

properties,’ ‘compared’? with

‘equity, share;

ernmont-owned ‘oll company.
ean afford to take the longer
view and pursue. projects .
whose payoff is farther, in the’
future. |’;

He | sald ‘the’ ‘Canadian

‘taxpayer {s providing up to

93 per cent: of: exploration
costs in :the ‘Arctic ‘arid’ off-
‘shore and is entitled :to

e 25 per cent
suggested in the program {s
considarably leas, for’ aoe

‘act of ¢€

who yin,

once the proposed |Canadi

over cheque: cledring:iand |
certain other findncial,trans-
fers‘from the Ganadian:Ban-
kers’. Associstion:oz 28-160:
oddoe ubuloni

IE BROS)

mothey

“are tat,
it i ot known tow a will Become pressing under

now before ‘the Senate.
rent laws leave. many"

long, unanswered as to
is',of security, and: re-.
ity. that users sai expect’

ts beyond 0 Sea ine

institutid’

<
20 SIAHSIN
THAW OIVAG.

aonbceat

ts
ie an institution,  hesitalled
to exercise reason bley care
may be costly and mmlghto

a weigh the recoverable di

ane the study: eaid..,2..,/:

. ‘The association would be
run by. banks), trust :com-

: panlees credit ounions;;; and

*

al detect in Chryslers”

hv ‘Association “spokesman

gained
20 to. ‘$1.20 (on 252,400;
Wimberley Resources ' War-
rants gained|.11 to .40 on
190,500; - New Cinch War-

rants gained 1/8 to $12.50 on -.

168,350; Taseko Mines: Ltd.
was up .20 to $1.90 on 98,100

and ‘Rio: Plata ‘Silver Mines’

gained .16 to $2.70°on 91,830
shares... 200 02 08;

” Alands Energy led curb

traders, unchanged at $8 on”

259,900 . shares... Villeneuve
Resources gained .25 to $6 on
156,850; Fortune Island
Mines was up’.16 to $1.65 on
149,300; New Congress Re-
sources -was steady at $2.20
on 95,700; Poseidon Explor-

j ation waa up .16'to $2.90 on
‘98,300 and yalvet, & lor. °
to $1627"

ation (lo. gaitled’.17
on 89,400 shares. 2
TORONTO (CP) — The
-Toronto stock market was up
sharply in active ‘mid-morn-
ing trading today. - .

‘The ‘TSE “800 index .
gained 15.50 ‘to 2350.88. .

Twelve of the 14 stock

-groups in the composite in-
dex advanced, led by oil and.

gas. Pipelines and paper and
forest products ‘declined.

Volume of trading by 11
a.m. was 3.15 million shares,
compared with 2.47 ‘million
shares at the same time
Tuesday.

Ad Fy

bDavid’: Weinberg .. advised
owners. Tuesday to have the
aeroesmmember — a long,
z@urved|piece of the. frame
“Tuwehich ‘holds the front-wheel
torsion bars “in: place —
checked for cracks.

_ “If the ‘piece suddenly ’

th
‘Credit unions! pire cept terad

‘with .the -rear wheels and,
may, mer. rge | . depending ‘on road condi-
VANCOUVER (CP) —

tions, the driver could lose
=, complete control,” Weinberg
There is a high. likelihood
many individual credit unions eaid inn interview.
will. merge’ in the 1980s,

But. Walter. McCall,
‘either by choice or economie Chrysler's nianager of public
necessity, says’ Robert ‘relations, said there are mil-
White, professor of finance _ lions of cars on the road with
from University of. Western that system and, there is, no
nEDPETOTG S51: record of that being a prob-
= ylWhitey who area has sem tiga sent on
advised some credit unions in John Woolford, special
B.C. about mergers, told the investigator for ‘the federal
semi-annual’ meeting ofthe transport department, said
B.C. Central Credit Union no complaints have been re-
that mergers are a necessary - ceived ‘so no investigation is
means of surviving in'the fi- necessary, not even on the
nanciiy r} f fleet which in-
“Greater diversity in cludes several Chrysler rear-
credit union and asset li- drive models.

plates

and Reliant models, which: '
have front-wheel drive, are
not involved.

‘The association 'is;a na-.
tional consumer group with
offices in Ottawa and Mon-

North Sea drillin; i
“\ “The tear 2 Rgovern-
ment belfeves that those who-
take the-long. investment
yley, as opposed to the short
speculative view, of the pros-
pects of the oil and gas z
industry in Canada will find
plenty .of reason’ to be’ in-
terested in energy,” he sald,

people are
growing ‘computer use in
m fers could lead to

‘ample, than the 50 to 80 pe
cent claimed by the Nor-
wegian. government ‘in’ its

‘Lalonde sald’ the: prog-
ram_will promote energy in-
vestment where it is ‘needed

FEA G 1"

any. past “experiont’ upon
which to rely.” t
| The’ study , pointed. to
surveys which found that

~ method of

most, in 1 oil
projects and in frontier and
offshore areas. -

He said a working paper
on what is meant by Can-
adian ownership and: what
specific benefits can be. ex-
-pected will be released Fri-
day afternoon after the close
of markets.

God’ : a
fan thon: financial institutions,
-Payments’ Associktionitakes » : ie ilities

group, the Goldatein report
sald that although most busi-

in‘; nesses had: not experienced

losses: relating to data pro-
ceasing, “they admitted that
:they had, no formal pro-
cedures to “identify and re-
port such incidents.”

“The research also found é

“that -no organization’ con-
‘tacted during the study’ felt
that it had a satielactory

yEePe SALES
1a Road, Trail}\
200 yah past Schnelde
368-8512

Mon.-Set.1 10.0,m. to
Sunday: 12 noon to &

: K.B. Computer Centre
PRE-CHRISTMAS

SPECIALS
46K

ae u Pius
_ megs

ares |:

Now is the ti tl le 1 com = tee
“bu cia be buy the Acris A good al Meet

Store Hours: Fri. Sp.m.to9pm. +
» 9 G.m. to 6:30 p.m. i
K.B; COMPUTER CENTRE
105 S.E. 12th Street, Grand Forks, B.C. “.
Bus. 442-3217 5: Home 442.

over-all loss or the ae eats
for loss.”
In‘his recommendations,

” Goldstein called for. meetings
>» with provinel:

; officials to
avoid co:
‘or duplication and sate mat to

the Bills of Exphange Act to
ensure fuller mer pro-

tection in| 1308 fee dis-
closure, month s statements

_ and

loss of control over ‘personal

finances and Problems ine cor-

recting errors.
Cc

treal and Weinberg esti ‘Referring to a study

mates at about
11,000. : ¥

d 1 for an auditors’

developments jin:;the pay-

' ments ‘system.’ recommend
rules and standards to cab- _
inet, and seek public com- .

ment... Q
A é

The alleged problem
came to light after'a driver of
a a Chrytles Newport lost con-

of ‘his car and went off

a road. Tests revealed a
crack in the ‘cross-member,

‘On the’ basis of miicro-
scopic analysis by Bob Jer- |
abek, an” independent re-
searcher and inventor, Wein-
berg asked ‘Tra: oan:
ada to force Chrysler t6 recall
their cits'to have’ thé crdaé*

OF

FLSH
over 50 varieties
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 -
10 a.m. to7 p.m. at the Castlegar Hotel
.West Coast Seafoods _-

legislation ©

‘He also oe for public '
ofa
federal . ae monitor»:

d. with, a

Weinberg said -Jerabek -
concluded the layers of the
cross-member in the car. in--
volved in the accident ‘had

separated during manufac-_
ture because of a> poor
manufacturing techniques.

“If the piece continues to
be manufactured in the same.

K, due to pe delive:
‘Hard Bonnett Hale Dryer %

e-Chrisimas p purchaves 5

Ww for ony 3
may have c caused our customers, -

ability structure will reduce

business risk and make larg-

er institutions, less vulner-

able to unforeseen reversals

in the major component of
their operations.”
White said that to com-

NOT ALL AFFECTED
Only ‘rear-wheel drive
vehicles, which make up the
bulk of cars manufactured by
Chrysler, are: said to be af-
fected. The Omni’ Horizon

way, it is a safety hazard,”
Weinberg . said. “Without
that braced replacement, it
cannot standup to. the
stresses (Chrysler) engineers
say it can.”

bat margin on prof-

its and increased competi-
tion, credit unions’ should
push -for increased, invest- «

declines 240 to 102 with, 172
issues unchanged.”

Trading, in shares of
lifax D. Ltd.

ment and ig powers
and merge to form units that
can. employ computer tech-
nology. proven ‘to improve

and Nova Scotia Savings and
Loans Co, was halted at the
opening. The stocks: last,
traded at $3.10 and $d
‘respectively. :

Halifax Developments
said it will buy Nova Scotia
Savings treasury shares and
plans to make a general offer
to shareholders of that com-

o pany to exchange a debt

instrument for.their shares.

COLUMBIA EXCHANGE
OPENING _'.

. NOON
DOLLAR

MONTREAL (CP) —
U.S. dollar in terms of Can-
adian funds at noon today
was up 1-25 at $1.:187% Pound,
sterling . was ‘up $1.28 at

MON., NOV. 24

Hours: 9am. -5 p.m.

Buying and selling
and th hold.

3122 Broadw Road, Rob B.C,
Phone a
Bus.: 365-2417 -
365-5812

TOMORROW FURNITURE

625 Front St. — Nelson

_CLOSE- Ou

LAST 3 DAYS

Sosy ann

This THURSDAY, FRIDAY —

‘And The Amazi
nd The Amazing and SATURDAY

Technicolor Dreamcoat .
- PERFORMANCES AT: :
STANLEY HUMPHRIES

SECONDARY SCHOOL

EACH SHOWING
AT 7:30 P.M.

December 1 — Monday
December 2 — Tuesday
December 3 — Wednesday

Orecomferible nig halt

Adults 4.000 PG ae apres ea ple
Students & ks © LobsterToils * Veal Cutlets
Golden Age 53.00

Children’ portions available in most meals
Open Tu: aday thro through Saturday

“Joseph and the Amazing,

Technicolor Dreamcoat"

caer oyr me,

a

~ CORRECTION -
NOTICE —

The n men’s hose item A on page 5 eiriaeiy

CASH'N CARRY ONLY
reads Wool/Nylon Lycra Spandex... this

aoa en 100% Nylon. REMEM BER eee

in page 20, item B, Tiffany. Tablecloth curren- y g
a reads 152cm x 128cm ... . this should reed
150¢em x 220em. *
ttem.C on the same page, Daniel Tablectoth,
currently feads.178cm at 10.36... this should

$2.8185.
In New York, the Can-
adian dollar was down 3-100
“at $0.8418 and pound sterling
was up 1 at $2.8685.
AUTHENTIC.
= RUSSIAN

SPINNING
| WHEELS"

local’ eltainion -

365-5593
Attention Men & Boys!

For All: Seasons
read 177cm at 10.36.

Jf

. It’s fem at
i i , . ; We ize for any

Aas : $ : 3 Bonnett’s ido ey. have caused our customers.

; 233Columbla 385-8761

+ Against Rising Prices
‘i people.
*. .4:00—Learning Disabilities eae
— Anne, Rushworth, z : d Education, s ring 1981" to be mailed the tint weak a rc
-past chairman and : . EEE: ’ Janvary, for almost

pest chairman and Contact us # you tind something wrest,
neth .Gordon Centre, \WE RE MORE THAN A.
aI . NICE PLACE TO EAT maroon

speaks on the treat-

ment. of developmen-*

tal dyslexia.
9:30—Operation Plowshares

: This course is designed for the small business operator, tor

or for people wishing to enter the
keeping occupation. A new course storts in January. ,*
Reaistas afore January.7. Course begins January 14,198).

At Lakeside Park ~ Rees
BCRIC buys
into Mac Blo

3 VANCOUVER (CP) —

British Columbia Resources
Investment © Corp. bought,
more than 400,000
‘MacMillan Bloode! Lid: last
week for $17 million, the

WINTER COURSES:
Watch for our Winter/Spring calendar

: The Doors of Tomorrow Furniture - as
Close: for the Last Time Saturday at 5: 30 p.m.

FILM SERIES i
taking registrations now for the non-credit flim}
& course beginning in January, Some of the titles lined up are

+ {Marriage of Maria Braun", “My ‘Brilliant Coreer", and;

Come and relax in .our friendly
and enjoy cuisine at its best. Choose from. our
popular Oriental Cuisine or delicious Western
dishes.
WEN Mes. to Thurs. -.11 a.m. to9 p.m. ;
WE'RE Friday - 11 a.m. to 13 p.m.

N: Saturday - 4'p.m. to'll p.m.

The identity of the pur-
er of another one-million- .
block of - the forest
products company ‘has not"
been disclosed.
BCRIC now. owns 16 per
cent of MacMilla 4

* — Rita Moir of the
‘Nelson News inter-
: as sessions, Mondoy and Wed: -
#0: $40.00, pls textbook and warkebekas 258. Pa

views Murray Thomp-
son on world disarma-
TAX & ESTATE PLANNING ;
Major topics pclude ice planning for Saply want income;
les sonal si
Sun. & Holidays +4~p.m. to 9 p.m. tax shelters, how to renimitg investment yet andthe
jeegne. fox consequences of death, 10.00. Seminar
su nday Smorgasbord requrad fenry del ies Date: January 10. Registration
. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m, i
9 Plt, £0 6 PAM. EVENING SWITCHBOARD : ‘
Effective now, the College switchboard will be : : ogy
pen until 9:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. The ;
College.gumber is 365-7292.

, ment.;
*10:30—Castlegar Council

-. meeting’ of Nov. 25.
11:00—Sign- off.

Any reasonable offer
will be accepted
during the last 3 save

oes , But Hurry

thet this

4 30 p.m.
368-6938 (264-2281 citer3p.m.) *
Waneta Junction — Near Waneta Plaza
COMINCO MEAL TICKETS ACCEPTED

woes Loe Cartstaan parts ev Eangeats

tovineon

dwt DEPARTMENT STORES

gic E
IIE Ehiimas cards ore now “avalloble at the College

EASTGATE GARDENS

Selkith Collage, Costlegar, Craig Andrew Cond oro,

by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber

932 Colymbia Ave

RESTAURANT
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Castlegar

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