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Box 489 (1 Id Drive),
Nelson, B.C. VIL SR3 (Ph. 354-
4886). Plans, specifications,

and t ments may
obtained at the above address
after 9:00 a.m. on the 12th day

ruary, 1982, General
enquiries and requests to visit
the site shall be directed to
Mel Doyle at 354-4886,

Tenders. must be filed on the
forms provided, In sealed,
clearly marked envelopes.

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not necessarily be accepted.
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Behind in juvenile
containment

VANCOUVER (CP) — Sol-
icitor General Robert Kaplan
says the B.C, government is
far behind other provinces in

. providing’ adequate. contain-

ment centres for juvenile of-
fenders.

Kaplan also said B.C. is
wrong in objecting to his plan
announced two weeks ago to
make 18 the uniform age for
adujthood. He said B.C. is
opposed because the prov-
ince does not have proper
facilities for youths who now
are in the system.

Kaplan's plan to raise the
age of a juvenile delinquent is
part of pi new legis-

Lawrence-Adams vows

: Candles ‘and ‘poinsettias decorated tle

Kinnaird Church of God on Now: Year's Eve‘:

when: Cherryle Priscilla’ Adams exchanged
marriage vows with Edward Albert Law-
rence. :
The young couple, both ‘of Lloydminster,
Alta,, are the children of Mr. and Mrs,.Ed D.
Adams Sr. of Castlegar and Mr. and Mra, Ben
E. Lawrence: of Isle Aux Mortes, New-
foundland. 7 :
+ | Guests sat at pews decorated with candles
lit inside’ glass containers and adorned with
gold ribbon, while Pastor Ira Johnson: heard
the exchange of) vows. Shandra Born. of
Lloydminster, ; Alta. sang the “Wedding.
Song,” accompanied by Shauna Mason on the
Given in marriage by her father, the bride
wore 8 gown of her own design and handi-.
work. It was fashioned in white satin

embossed with tiny flower print and featured _

the bridal attendants. Matron ‘of honor was
the: bride's sister, . Mrs. ‘Shelly Craven of
Kaslo, and bridesmaid” was the ‘groom's
sister, Miss. Karen Lawrence‘: of Port
Alberni. Both: wore burgundy picture hats.
and carried’a single Rubrum lily entwined
with gold ribbon. 9.00070
Flower girl was Miss Shelley Miscavitch of
Castlegar, who wore a burgundy dress with
beige lace pinafore' and carried a’ basket of
flowers. Her dregs had been made by the
brides 22° 5 ee i
. Best man wag the bride's brother, Mr. Ed
Adams Jr. of Castlegar, while ushering was
her brother-in-law, Mr. Bob Craven of Kaslo.
‘The reception was held in the basement of
the Kinnaird Church of God which had been
uniquely decorated by the bridal party, using
decorations. ‘by the-mother of: the
bride. Mes : : $

asmalltrain. The princess-style neckline was’. wedding cake, made by the bride's mother, as

trimmed with delicate lace, and pearl buttons

\ enhanced the back of the bodice. ;
' A wide-brimmed hat with waist-length veil
comprised her headdress an she cartied a
bouquet of red silk roses. Rubrum lilies and

Ily-of-the-valley, entwined with gold ribbon. .

Her jewelry was a neclace which belonged to

her mother and had been worn on ‘her’

wedding day... ash a
A burgundy color theme was used in the,

Faces shoplifting charges

QUEREC (CP):— Gov-
ernment ‘House Leader
‘Claude Charron announced
his resignation _ from ~ the
Quebec cabinet Tuesday, say-

ing he faces charges of shop-

lifting.

Charron ‘made. the’ an- “from

nouncement to reporters at a

styling of the gowns worn by

well. The ‘two-tiers sat on pillars: over an
‘,opened white Bible. “A pair of glass prayer
hands decorated'the top layer. - .

Mr. Ed Kowalko of Castlegar was master
of ceremonies. An old friend of the bride, Mr.
Alex Rojek of Medicine Hat, Alta., proposed
the bridal toast. outa

‘The newlyweds planned a honeymoon trip
to Newfoundland. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Larence are now residing in
Lloydminster, ‘Alta. ane

Highlighting the head’ tablo was the -

surprise news conference
here’ just hours before the
national assembly was to re-
sume its current session after
the Christmas break.
Charron, 35, admitted -to.
reporters that he took a coat

He said the action “was
absurd and impulsive.”

Pierre Fontaine, chief

Crown prosecutor of Mon-
treal municipal court, said a

complaint, was fined ‘against -

‘Charron Jan. 30 by the

minister responsible for par-
Hiamentary affairs —- a fun-
ction he has also resigned.
He will remain as national
assembly: member. for - bis
downtown Montreal riding of
St. Jacques. Te sagen et

adc de}
ment store last month:

Music. students
complete exams

Several local students took
_their Royal Conservatory, of
Music exams in Trail re-
cently, with the following re-
sults:
Grade 9 Piano
First Class Honors — Ken

Alexandra Mary Ewashen.
~ Pass — Jane M.W. Steed.
‘Grade 7 Piano

Pass — Connié. Natalie
Elasoff, Colin Sutherland. _
Grade 6 Piano

First class honors — Sarah
Halleran. - ¥

Honors — Robert Charles
‘Ward, Catherine A. Merlo.

Pass — Victoria Lyn Pruss,
Sara Ann Wearmouth, Mi-
chael Gordon Babaeff. -

. Grade 5 Piano :
Honors —. Edward Poty.

“4P ts
First class honors — Kar-
jan Denise Brigidear.
Honors — Branwen Hains-
worth, :
Pass — Nancy Jean Wolff.
Grade 3 Piano

3.
First class honors — Jessie

Macdonald,: Laurene ‘Anne
Brown. 5

Grade 2 Piano
: First class honors — Nancy
Young.

Honors — - Kerri. ' Liane
Hornby, Kathryn Ada Bate.
'*" Grade 1 Piano

First class honors — Jen:

nifer Rizzuto, David Velisek,+

Meredith J. MacDonald.
Honors — Nicola Jane

Grade 7 Violin
» . Honors — Chris R. Bell.

collecting for
month, Plea:

Your Carrier Is Collecting .

“Your: Castlegar, News carrier will_now be

delivery of the paper for the past
«won't you have your money |
ready when he or she calls’

mye
ge

t Eaton .
department: store for the al-
leged theft of a tweed jacket
valued ‘at $120.5 :

‘Fontaine said Charron, a
bachelor, is to appear in court.
Wednesday, morning on a
charge of theft of goods
valued at under $200, Fon-
taine:said the ‘usual penalty.
for a first offence is 4 fine,
although the individual's past
record and ‘ability to pay a
fine are taken into‘account in
deciding on a sentence.

Charron was named house
leader in 1978, and was also /

Charles Poxon said: “Char-
ron will have to face charges
of theft.”

Charron ‘was one of the
seven original Parti Quebe-
cois members elected in 1970.

He has the

lation, the Youth Offenders
Act, now close to becoming
law.

old Juvenile Delinquent Act,
provinces pick their own age,

Main army
barracks hit
by guerrillas

« NAIROBI (REUTER). —
Heavy fighting broke out in
tho Ugandan capital of Kam-
pala early Tuesday when a
group of about 800 heavily-
armed guerrillas slipped into
the city to attack its main

army barracks, a senior.

Ugandan government official

The official, contacted by
telephone from Nairobi, said
most of the fighting had
taken place around the Lubiri
barracks,.not far from the
army headquarters. The of-
ficial said the attackers had.
been repulsed and fled to:
wards Entebbe south of
Kampala on the shore of
Lake Victoria.

The official said the fight-
ing had been the heaviest
since February last year
when anti-government guer-
rillas staged a series of raids
‘on police stations and mili-
tary installations in the Kam-
pala area.’ 5

The official, who declined

“to be named, said govern-

ment forces had suffered
three dead, with casualties
on the guerrilla side. much
higher. Many of the attackers

had fled leaving their wea-

» “Our boys are engaged in
mopping-up operations,” the
official added. “The situation
is in band.” ~

downtown St. Jacques since
then and is considered one
of the national assembly’s
best orators.

Charron has been in the

‘cabinet ever since the Parti

Quebecois was élected to of-
fice in 1976, first as minister

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limit: In B.C and. 'New-
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juveniles until thelr 17th
birthday. In. Manitoba and
Quebee a youth in trouble
with the law is dealt with in
juvenile court until his or her
18th birthday. Elsewhere in
Canada the age is 16.

B.C. corrections officials
and prosecutors say the age
boost means B.C, faces mil-
lions of dollars in increased
costs, twice as many juvenile
delinquents and more crime
because youths “who fear
adult courts will have an ex-
tra year yer, the laxer pen-
alties of fhe juvenile system.

WOULD BOOST BUDGET

‘Peter Whelan, chairman of.

B.C.’s youth offenders’ act
Under the current 74-year-. ;

committee and the attorney
general's program analyst for

CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 24, 1982 D5

[ Provineial:number

The’ Feb. 19 Provineial “digits; $1,000 for the last five
winning ticket number Is ° digits; $100 for the last four
2808508. This ticket, with its digits; $25 for the last three
complete number, wins © digits and $10 for the last two.
$500,000. digits.

Additional prizes are’ ‘The next draw takes place
$50,000 for the last six Friday.

youth’ services, said the jg

charges would boost 3.C.'s,

$66-million annual youth of-
fenders budget ‘by between
88 and 60 per cent, or.at least
$25, million ‘annually.

In an interview, Kaplan
said he expects B.C. will
insist Ottawa pay the addi-
tonal cost...) -

“We are prepared to pay
some of the increased costs
but certainly not all,” said
Kaplan. hres
“They (B.C.) haven't pro-
vided ~ the ‘facilities they

should have. They'll be try--

ing to pass their failures of

.the past to provide adequate

containment centres onto
us”

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APPLICATIONS FOR
TIMBER SALE -
LICENCE A17604

Joke notice, pursuant to Sec-
tlon et} of the Forest Act,
there will be offered for sale
secled tender at the office
of the District. Manager,
Castlegar, British Columbia ot
11:00
Ma

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timber located at Moberly

Creek, approximately 25 km.

west of Castlegar, Kootenay
bond District.

Term: one Year.

Bids con be accepted only
from small: business - enter-
prises, os defined in -the
jegulations.

Details of the proposed Tim-
ber Sale Licence’ may be. ob-
tained from the Regional
Manager, 518: Lake Street,
Nelson, British Columbia Vit.
4C6 or the District Manager,
1002 = 3rd

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British Columbia VIN 3X6.

This Licence will be awarded
under the provisions cf Sec-
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which restricts bidding to per-
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no ‘

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lor. @ of applying for
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