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Coble West 10, is toking applications for mem-
ber Volunteer Positions on our Community
Programming Board. **vetings every

the, for a1 year term. if you're ineretad n in
helping commimity members, learn how to

their Community T.V. Channel,

FOR MORE INFORMATION
Phone 365-3122

HIGH SCHOOL
EQUIVALENCY TESTS

GED Testing Schedule
The GED testing ere attend by the
Examination Bronch of the Mi per? phic nage hoes
si ta

ry
The GED teating chedule tor the West Kootenay

wos
APRIL 30 IN CASTLEGAR

Tests will also be held in the new year. Watch

this newspoper schedule.

Each test session runs from 9 a.m, m5

Application forms must be

Miniatry of Education at least 1a breads
testing dae of your choice. Theo icstion too

for anna forms and further x information
contact Selkirk College at 365-7292, local 256.

SELKIRK COLLEGE
Box 1200
Castleger,

, B.C. DEVELOPMENT BONDS

Bonds on sale et 10.25. per

810,080. denpelnetteas, fends are
8 purebase limit of

cert

14 inetses which will take ad-

vantage of the loans are ba-

ll sically thowe which have been

said the interest rates set on

aa
‘other Investment instro-
in

He said the types of bus-

tunable fo procure loans from

Three show for

Suspension policy

public hearing

formulated

T1 GENERAL

income tax return. H&R Sock will help you
which applies to you Prices start

$18.003"

It paysto-be prepared --:by H&R Block -.

usa

i

candidate.
However, during the
ool board meeting it was

noted that two trustees op-

pent

“SHOP EARLY FOR BEST

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x & WELCOME x x

COMPLETE SELECTION OF
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INTHE KOOTEN,

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MY Baker St. Nelsor 362-7711

Liaison committee to
meet with CDTA

‘The way she ses it, it's impossible to Yelp clients in
difficulties when you've got money worries of your own.

ee Ee at,
WE ARE MOVING

as of

MARCH 7, 1983

Anderson Insurance
Agencies Ltd.

We will be relocating our office to:

605 COLUMBIA AVENUE

OGLOW BUILDING

tance. perint
No dato has been set for
the joint meeting. was

Monday aperored the Dende
fot the het whe wl ee
the firm of C. Michael Hill

sTEeFSS

Street talk

it with & new paper written and published o
efadea student.” It a ealled simply “Currant”
the first issue appeared around

The tame
RagrPaPer: but apparently it tomes froma sociology
book. The name, Currant, is used in the context, “To

Inject currant to ‘controversy into the tasteless dough of
exiate

~ —
THE BANK ef Montreal will open a new mortgage
Information contey ta: reag the mene reg

economic feet, wil becoming to
the Sloan Valley It will be holding a “Recovery Forum”
poral scqitenia ler “roadshow,”

series free public wotkshoos promoting selFhelp in
ac communitel Uhat have been hard Mi Ey the reas

Serres i eect ore mada pone

thre ran ‘end, Where the Reporter was
sponsored by the

the Reporter in lis dying days began ®
oie a operation into the community, siting 0
cmaany

development, edocation sad ‘wil have aulfbelp Kets
related to food and shelter.

¢ Castlegar area, and another ix colloge students,
Coat will focus Mle on ellge events

Reporter also used community writers and

nce where the Currant will be written and

* climbed back to their usual

in the area should contact Team B.C. at 683-9661,

elsewhere in the province have
evel, prices in Castlegar

Perpeeg teat iplen Lnkabsbit best

et Cran he ep wa aly
because of financial and organizational problems. The
Article notes tht the paper had been a “dire” stats

when it was decided to stop publiahi
‘The single ditorial
left at the end

society, pornography, women and the law, conducts =
tudent

last count,
re here and that bas Grand Fork area drivers up in

TT oon bt Gd Fr a

drivers are travelling to Castlegar for the cheaper gas
and says he knows one driver who told him he has

in Castlegar he can save $100.
Insurance Agencies Lid. is moving
from its 4th St, location to 605 Columbia Ave., in the

on Women to Commemmorate International
‘Women's Day, March 8,
Ngee

eised the meter veil lence operator fr Castle
fr, aking over from Pual Oplew.

Services held

Shoreacres resident dies

Pauline Leg ring: ‘died married Peter
at Kootenay District:
Hospital Feb. 24, 1963, tthe

‘She then moved to Shore-
acres, where she met and

Student theatre
showcase planned

‘The Theatre and Writing
departments at David

ight preesiaion wil
elude dance pisces choreo-
graphed and performed by
theatre students,

‘The two programs will be way
performed in DTUC's Studio
60.

241, Monday to Friday, 8:80

wundry” a.m, to 4 p.m. for tickets,
y

sister, Mrs. Mabel Hollander Prd 0d Monday at the

Nelsoa. Castlegar Funcral
with vi near Memon
passed come!
foray a October, 198% two

Eli and Nick; and
one sister, Mary.

Funeral services were held

Faecal arrangements
were under i

Castlegar Funeral
nates

Local seniors host
crib tournament

lowed closely Evelyn Bat-
cchelor, Marshall Town, Rob-

ert Cormier, Louise Fer-
- warn, Peter Murphy, Eraie

of relief that Mr. Ferwarn

Waterman and Ernie New- called out to accept prizes,
Salmo's Jessie Parsons,

Mr. Ferwarn was generous Gladys Hodges, Vella Gib-

in prize distribution and 20 bon, T.

‘Trails Myrtle Purdon and
Joy Thiel.
AA very pleasant social hour

Nikki Sharp, and “Grab Bag”

Locals win |
competition
Selkirk College hurdrese

ing students stole the show
at the Feb, 13 East Kootenay

Ipful and res-
ponded quite rapidly,” he

As woll, Kavaloit was

‘cep an eye’ on a
hillside to monitor the sit
ation,

(ehiod “Contle Theotre”)

CASTLEGAR
Ph. 365-7395

FOR ALL YOUR
SHARPENING
REDS

NI
Prompt, Reasonable
Service

and honorable mention in the

tition in Cranbrook.
‘Students from the college's
Rosemont campus took first,
second and third place honors
in the styling competition,
the “total look” competition

hair cut competition,

Studonts Sandy Baker of
Nakusp landed a first place,
Jorde finished second and
Janice Osachotf of Castlegar

Only 60-1/6" high, yet you get 149 cu. “tof convenient

storage space in
GE's “Thin-wall” Toamedinplace Insulation construction
Other features are -

* Tinted See-thru Dalry
Compartments

* Tinted See-thru Fruit and
Vegetable Crispers

is NO FROST ret tor. It features'

* 3.8 cu. ft. Freazer Section
* Tinted Seo-thru MEAT
Drawer

. 3 Beton Monte

Shelves

TAKS have the Largest Stock
Bes) of Appliances in the Kootonays! 36s 2101 Sew

JAR NEWS, March 2, 1983

PORK P IONICS

WENERS = SAVE 70¢, 454 GRAM .

Sve t2.iaxo.. eu.

5639/5299

TOASTING.
FRESH. B.C.
LUMITY. Save $1.41 kg. 64¢ ib, .... kg.

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FANCY KERNEL CORN
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NABISCO CEREAL $429
MELITTA COFFEE $399
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