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glass, porcelain, Well known artist, Pauline
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Instructor.

DATE; March 1) & 12, 1987
TWAE: 6 - 10.p.m.

PLACE: Castlegar Campus.
FEE: $25.00 Plus Supplies

Pre-Register by March 9, 1987 by phoning

@ i —— CASTLEGAR CAMPUS——
Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3J1
985-7292 Extension 26)

Champion Bingo
Hall Toone Baie Mall
Fri., Mar. 6.& Sun.; Mer. 8

Minimum $ 5 0 rerdiamme

EARLY BIRD 6.:30 REGULAR 7:00 P.M.

by granting

Junior
published reports
amnesty for all refugee siete who’ have . inquiries
scheduled with immigration officials.

The reports said the amnesty would be described
publicly as another ive review. The g
introduced such a review last May to clear a backlog of
20,000 claimants. Ms ‘

“This government has not granted an amnesty,’ ‘Weiner
told reporters outside the Commons. “It is ‘not this
government's intention to grant an amnesty.

“I'm only describing the administrative review process
which is well in place. Apparently 15 to 20 per cent of
claimants are not passing the criteria, which is a clear
indication it isn't an amnesty.”

Edgar Estrada, 28, of Guatemala was one of 14 refugees
7 PhotobyimmeKelentte towed into the country Tuesday after formal hearings by

Crosbie back Estrada, who worked briefly as a painter during the
job conditions

three months he spent as an illegal newcomer in
Tex., said he is confident he can confince officials he is a
OTTAWA (CO) — The Pacific Shipyards must meet
federal government was pro- to get a $350-million ice-

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TRUCK TUMBLES Motorists traveling rly Colum- carrying plywood which flipped over. No one was hurt
bia A near ighway ge late this in the incident.
morning had to proceed with caution around this truck

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legitimate refugee, bringing with him tales of violence and
persecution in his homeland.

All refugees are subject to additional inquiries once
they settle in Canada.

Most of the refugees approved in eight hearings
Tuesday had been staying in New York with chureh and
social agencies.

Some of the Central Americans have lived in the United

Pork Cutlet Dinner

Salad, Your Choice of Dressing, $ 9 5
Veg., French Fries or, JoJo’ & French Bread -
(Smaller Portions Available for $4.50)
(WE ACCEPT WESTAR, CELGAR & COMINCO MEAL
1s 6:20 a.m. - 6:00 p.m

For More Information Call 364-0933
eS see geet 865-8135, ie

FOR BUS TRANSPORTATION CALL

Bonnie at 365-6086 before 2 p.m.

tecting the taxpayer when it
set qut financial and technical
conditions that Versatile

breaker contract, Transport
Minister John Crosbie said
Tuesday.

States for several years but are fleeing now because of a new
U.S. immigration law signed in November that threatens
“egal alieas with deportation. =

The government wants to
award the contract to Ver-
satile but wants
that the company is finan-
cially healthy enough and has
the design expertise to ecom-
plete the Polar-8 icebreaker,
Crosbie told Liberal Leader
John Turner in the Com
mons.

The federal offer was made
to the present or new owners
of the shipyards in North
Vancouver, in light of at least
two offers to buy Versatile
Pacific.

Crosbie said the federal
government has been trying
to improve Versatile’s finan-
cial health, for, five, months
and helped it sell two Quebec
shipyards and Its Winnipeg
farm machinery business.

Crosbie said at least 80 per

Dumped files are
still a mystery

VANCOUVER (CP) — taining the files was not
The case of the dumped delivered.
files remains a mystery.
Nobody knows why clas
sified microfilmed Immi
gration Department files

HT SHIFT

Dazzle
Earrings

Buy 2 pair, geta
third pair at no cost.

2 1a 5°?

The post office assumes
the envelope reached its
destination because there
is no evidence to the con-
ended up on a garbage trary, Morley said. Be-
dump near Grand Forks. cause the files were sent

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Canada Post investigat 35 vs al tt Instant Coffee
we tnads Post investiga’, by regular first-class mail Hawaiian Prints 50 g. More “New'" lightweight
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bs 3

Canada Customs investi- them ; : 65% polyester, 35% cotton. 115 cm. 99
gated and found no reason . Reguiar Price 4.46

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Mother Parker’s

cent of the ship's design work The files were mailed to Customs regional collector,
will be done in Canada. the Cascade border cross- said his department is
The original design for the = ing. near Grand Forks, certain the envelope never
Polar-8 dates back to 1983 = from Immigration offices in reached its destination.
but a federal review commit- = Ottawa. They contained
tee concluded in 1985 that the 2 Personal information on a
ship could be built for $100 = number of people and were
million less. designed to help customs
The icebreaker contract is 2 Officials screen
to create about 900 jobs and = immigrants.
revitalize the stagnant West Canada Post spokesman — And that form was still
Coast shipbuilding industry. = Fred Morley said the post inside the envelope when it
The first step will be an office has noi reason to was found at the dump,
$8-million contract for design believe the envelope con- Degodnia said.

of the vessel.
Board

ss uperVal uu irons out
Regular

CORRECTION problems 160.97.

March 3 — March 7 Flyer now

The price for golden ripe By CasNews Stall
bananas should read .73 kg. uae aoe poner
apparently ironed out its dif-
ficulties.

Ald. Patti Richards,
Castlegar council's represen-
tative on the board, said
deputy health minister Ron
de Buerger met with the
board and explained the
board’s functions.

Richards said the session
with de Burger “cleared up &
lot of controversies.”

Part of de Burger's mes-
sage included setting out the
board's responsibilities. Rich-
ards said it appeared the
board has been “getting far
too carried away” with its
role in the Central Kootenay
Health Unit.

Packages such as the one
containing the files contain
a form that customs offi-
cers must fill out and mail
back to the sender.

Sanyo AM/FM
Cassette
Recorder

Dual cassette recorder and player.
High speed dubbing. MW-710.
. Price 189.97

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Club 7/16
Co-Ordinates

Spring’s here in these casual and
comfortable co-ordinates for girls
Mix and match for a great new
look. 7-16 and S-M-L.

25% OFF
Big Shirts

Choose from Peter Pap_or printed collar

styles in a wide variety of fashion prints

and solids. 65% polyester/35% cotton.
S-M-L. Regular Price 24.00

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Sanyo AM/FM
Cassette Sportster

‘Sportster’ features slide rule AM/FM
tuning and ‘auto stop. Lightweight cush-
ioned headphoni and belt clips are
included. MGR59

9*”

Wabasso
Towel Ensemble

Bath Sheet g%
76 cm x 152 cm. Reg. 11.96. Now
96
Now 6

Bath Towel
Now 4“

60 cm x 116 cm. Reg. 9.96.
22
Now 2

Men’s
Mountain Bikes

21” or 23” frame. Canadian built.
Fully assembled. 26” x 2.125 tires.

159”

25% - 35% Off
Sterilite

Dish Rack & Drain Set
Regular 3.72.

Oval Laundry Basket
Regular 4.89.

Covered Trash Barrel
60 L. Regular 8.96.

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Diplomat
Microwave

Practical 0.6 cubic ft. microwave
features 5 power levels, 35-minute
timer and removable glass turn-
table plate. Woodgrain cabinet.
Cookbook included.

Reg. Price 319.00

25% OFF

Baco
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Playful co-ordinates tor kids on
the go. Put together a great spring
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4-6x

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DON KENNEDY

Don’s first radio job was in 1973, and

before long his warm personality, coupled

with a knack for dialects and character

voices, soon led to what has become a

very successful broadcasting career. Deftly
balancing appearances as a stand-up comedian
with his radio duties, Don brings a true talent
to entertain to the Satellite Radio Network.

LISA BULL

Lisa’s radio career has involved many areas of
the broadcast industry, such as news, traffic and

Sharp Remote
Control VCR

“HQ” high quality system, 14-
function remote control, 14 day/
4 event timer, automatic power
oniplay/rewind/eject/ott

Reg. Price 649.00

vow 549°

25% OFF

Papillon Towel Ensemble

Bath Towel

55 cm x 105 cm. Reg. 8.76.
Hand Towel

38 cm x 63 cm. Reg. 6.46

Face Cloth
30 cm x 30 cm. Reg. 2.96.

25% OFF
Spring
Jackets

For boys 4-6x,
Girls 4-6x and 7-16

Hand Towel
40. cm x 71 om. Reg. 5.96.
Face Cloths
33cm x 33 cm. Reg. 2.96.

Special Thanks!

We would like to’ publically
thank. the Royal Canadian
Legion No. 170 Castlegar for
their donation of the use of
their hall, enabling full
proceeds to go to the R

Hansen Donation. Also thank
you to West's Department
Store for donating the door

~ TERM MORTGAGE

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“It's Great To Be In The Kootenaqys”’

promotion, but it’s her work as an on-air personality
that Lisa finds the most satisfying. She’s dedicated
and has a natural ability to communicate. Lisa is a
welcome addition to the Satellite Radio Network.

CASTLEAIRD
PLAZA
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prize of two crystal goblets
won by: Miss Jodie bach otf
of Castlegar. To Mary and Rob
of the Pastry Shop in Trail,
thank you for the delicious
cinnamon buns. To all the
public who attended, thank
you for your support and
donation to the Man in Motion
Tour. Now you know

our sorority,

you hear Beto Sigma

irst thing that comes to mind
will be Life, Learning, and

SLOCAN
PARK
226-7212

Friendship.

COME sarorare

WITH US!

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Prices Effective til March 10, 1987