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The Castlegar Sun Wednesday, February 9, 1994

Wednesday, Lepr 9, Lia

Chamber of C:

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whem we welcomed our
gar & District "Chambér of \

member.
Commerce would like to thank The Castlegar & District

like to encourage those businesses
that are not members to join our

organization
The Castlegar & District
Chamber of Commerce ts an

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asa single voice for sseniiees
and federal

governments,
with a goal of promoting new
opportunities in this area.

members a support aly anenad Chamber
members businesses and other
policies go’ municipal, provincial

-- Monthly membership meet-
ings provide key speakers on a
variety of topics, covering busi-
ness, political and personal

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Bil Barlee, Minister of Small Business, Tourlem and Culture on Thureday, March
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CHAMBER
BUSINESS AWARDS

Over the next few weeks you
will see nominations forms for
the Castlegar & District Chamber
of Commerce:People's Choice

" Awards. These awards have our

Chamber members listed in vari-
ous calegaries (a blank space
available for non members who
can also be nominated). Please
check ONLY ONE business PER
category and fill in any business
of your choice of Business of the
Year at the bottom of the form

of the action in our community
and district for...Business, Oppor-
tunity, Progress. By membership
in the Chamber of Commerce -
we all benefit!

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Culture on Thursday, March 3,
1994 and printed in the March

A 1994 edition of The Castlegar
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CANADA EMPLOYMENT
“INFO EXCHANGE”

The Canada Employment Cen-
tre in Trail will be hosting an
“ Exchange” in on
February 23, 1994 from 9:00 am.
to 3:30 p.m. at the Sandman Inn.
This info exchange will cover
issues such as the Employment

Act - its
and implications for area busi-
nesses; Human Rights - an
employers responsibility; Bill C-
113 - changes to the U.L Act and
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Rerost Indenries on Tuesday,
yeiceny 1994 at the Fireside
Inn. Cocktails at 6:00 p.m., Din-

ner at 6:30 p.m. and
to begin at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are
$15.00 in advance or $20.00 at
the door. Please confirm your
office

HOME BASED

BUSINESS SEMINAR
poo ey ra &. District
e of Commerce will be
hosting a home based business
seminar on March 16 and 17 from
6:30 to 10:30 p.m. This seminar is
being sponsored by FBDB. the
Castlegar & District Chamber of
Commerce. Please contact the
Chamber office for more informa-
tion and registration. Please don't
delay and miss out on this oppor-
tunity if you are interested in

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BEFORE February 11, 1994.

BETTER BUSINESS
BUREAU SCAM ALERT

BCTV and the BBB presents
“The Scam Alert”. The BBB
General Manager, Valetic
MacLean, has appeared on BCTV
numerous times over the last year
exposing current frauds, scams
and rip offs. Starting Feb. 28 and
running for four weeks, BCTV
will air 60x30 second features
highlighting the top 10 scams in
the Lower Mainland. If you
ywould like to participate as a
sponsor and have your company
mentioned on BCTV 6 times,
more information is available at
the Chamber office.

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Kidney Foundation

Volunteers sprepare f for | March drive

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With, March just around the
commer, volunteers for the Kidney
Foundation of| Canada re, prepar-
ing for theif annual drive to raise
funds. for Kidney Disease
research.

The local BC branch of the
Kidney Foundation is also busy
planning funding activities, and
volunteers are hopeful that a goal
of $12,000 for the West Kootenay
will.,9e attainable.

Kidney Foundation volun-
teer Bud Godderis says the
March drive for funds will
assist Kootenay kidney
patients, as well as research, In
the West Kootenay, there are
19 people, who require the use
of a kidney dialysis machine,
and throughout the Kootenays,
40 people have successfully
received kidney transplants

Diane Straith, Director of
Patient Services and Volunteers,
says this years marks the 30th
Anniversary of the Kidney
Foundation, and pne of the best
ways to celebrate is, to compre-
hend just how far the founda-
tion hag. come, and—the—
. breakthrqughs. ;that have
occurred as a result of contin-
ued research,

“Transplants have come a

long way. ‘They are now

cighty- -five per cent success-
ful,” said Straith,

Kidney transplants have been.
so successful, patients up 0 the
age of 70 are accepted.

As well.as research, the Kid-
ney Foundation puts a lot of
effort and time into easuring the
welfare of patients after the
operation has taken place

“We have a peer support
program and we really help
these patients get back on
their feet.”

Watch for volunteers, many
of them from the Catholic
Women’s League, who will be.
making their rounds in March,
in their efforts to raise money
for the Kidney Foundation.

INTERESTED IN STAi
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to be held
March 16 - 17
from 6:30. -.10:30 p.m.

Cost: | $35.00

club stronger than ever in th

The First Robson Brownie Pack can boast of 12 new recruits, making the
at community. The enrotiment, held at the Robson
Hall,’ brought in: back row (Ff); Helena Grouwstra, Mickey Strader, Karyn Gies-
brecht, Katherine Arms, Melissa Evans.and Jackie Bale. Front row (+1); Lind-
say Grohn, Melanie Bale, Autumn Summers, Wendy Kinakin, Samantha
Kinakin and Mindy Stewart:

Pigce: « Taylor's Place Banquet Room
Paciiitator: MARILYN STRONG

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