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with a Large Crowd for the Official Opening ef the $2 Million Casticgar and District Areas and

Castlegar has been select-

©€ as one of the 15 ‘sited for ~

public meetings to be held by
the of

Education Committee
To Meet Here Oct. 25

‘Technical and Trades Training
‘will provide guldtiines for new
t be

The

along with recom-
fons from the Commis-

and
community education. The
Castlegar meeting will bo held
Oct. 25, ‘

A background paper, to be
the basis of discussion at the
meetings, has been prepared by
the committee and is now being
distributed to those involved in
eontinuing and community edu-
cation and to others who may
be interested in submitting

briefs.

Chairman of the committee
which is probing all uspects of
continuing and community edu-
cation, Dr. Ron Faris, said the
paper “is intended to stimulate
thinking not to limit it.”

“The paper attempts to

strengthe!

questions about future policy,”
commented Dr. Faris, the de-
partment of education's super-
intendent of communications,

+ who is also. responsible for

continuing and community edu-
cation. | i

“Our committee hopes that
those concerned about adult
education in B.C. will take the
comment on this

No Loto-Canada Says

Four Wester Provinces

P Grace
McCarthy says that the four
‘provinces ~ will “not

i in the sale of Loto-
Canada tickets, but that British
Golumbians will be able to

ONCE AGAIN!

standing with the federal
government to meet the intent
to fund part of the Olympic
deficit from the national lot-
tery, and La the same time to

activities in B.C.” Mra. Me-
Carthy said. w
new. Western Express™
lottery will October... §
Operated by the Western
Foundation,

Lottery
the Western Express will fea~
tone $2 eases sod fOr
a

every two weeks. The first ~
prize will be $50,000, the second
000, and so on.
British Columbia, Sas-
katchewan and Manitoba hat

‘Result in ‘Hot Wires’

A potential disaster could
be in the making if a reoc.

‘Now Under New Ownership

City Centre Motel
and Restaurant.

‘Your Hosts: JOHM sod AGNES JANZEN. -

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sulators and conductors does

investigation. The RCMP beve
asked if any person hears any
shooting to please contact the
detachment. as

“Announcement |

C.C. Lenfesty CGA, R.LA, wishes to announce
the opening of a public accounting practice on
Sept. 13, 1976, under the ‘name of
C, CLentesty & Co. %
- gues eltied Genel Accautants
"609 Columbia ve. Cetpgar, Be
iS Phone 365-3011

importa#t aspect of our edu-

+s vational system.”

ated by the department in June
to make recommendations to
Education: Minister. Dr. Pat
McGeer on possible

sion on University Programs in
Non-Metropolitan “Areas and
the Cc on

Pp y to
introduced to the legislature,
Dr. Faris said the com-
mittee hopes to present its
report to the minister in late

Savings Boods
Are Available Through .
Payroll or Installment

‘The. new fall series of
Canada Savings Bonds will of-
fer an average annual yield of
9.13 per cent to maturity in
1985, Finance Minister Donald
8.'Macdonald has announced.

Coupons in the 1976-77
series will yield 8-1/2 per cent
in the first year and 9-1/4 per
cent in each of the remaining
eight years of their nine-year
term.

Bonds in the new issue, as
always, are ‘cashable at any
time for their full face ‘value
plus interest earned.

They can be bought for
cash or on the installment
savings plan at any chartered
bank or. through authorized
sales agents including invest-
ment dealers, stock brokers,
trust and loan companies and
eredit unions, or on the con-
venient payroll savings plan of-
fered by some 5,800 organiza-
tions across Canada. i

‘The payroll sales campaign
for Canada Savings Bonds will
start in a few days, while cash
and installment sales will com-
mence October 12,

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especially those. aspects _

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