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Beacheang hi “But this time we're not Castlegar Plumbing
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president of the B.C. Wildlife

per cent of the students ére permanent “to pick up the family and go.” He says were flooded with new inquiries and

West Kootenay residents with’ the © half of the are p' ly in the i for next ..Septémber,”

exception of the Writiiig’ program, < 25 years and over category. Pearce said, adding that’ the program

where students come. from’ all across. ~ “One can make the assumption that received national coverage, as well as
Weston Out to epee pater: if they are in that group, it's quite being unique in the province.

Wkely they have families and commit- DTUC is jointly run by Selkirk

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He sald ‘opposition ‘from F. PIRSH east as ‘Montreal and in the Aslin adds, “The government is going cept in the fine arts program, where

ranchers — Brummet's rea- us. - are to have to be prepared to make money Selkirk College offers a third year.
son for rejecting the plan — CONTRACTING But DTUC director Pearce available (for an additional instructor, In addition to the degree prograina,
is not valid because elk and - 2045 Columbia Ave., Trail CASTLE R further explains that Of the stu. if needed) to some other institution Selkirk offers diploma (two-year) pro-
agriculture can co-exist. *, Renovations : COLEMAN COUNTRY dents considered residents, . willing tp take'students, hut don't have grams in musie, fine arts, theatre and
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COUPOK VALUE i a oe ea ~— , est | i a i Pape p : bake: ‘far-from: bright. near Hope was also closed by a mud- - said Friday.
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the purchase price of the coupon ihegn ifr the » Both highways: opqned_Thursday Grdiid blendpiel tee Guauee aed

in our stores. One coupon per item pi in the. afternoon on one-lane traffic.

only. Coupon must not exceed the retail pare ‘are up} vi srt ? F ‘ t : oo ‘ Meanwhile, Castlegar has experi- laying round:

the item. Effective this week only. $ ‘from The Hair Annex’’ ——- :. ying tick bes J a as we q : enced record mild weather. We set our  Zahynacs said the city's major
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recorded 2.6° C. That was better than on the streets melted leaving huge
the 1.7 record set im 1980. amounts of ehish.

On the 4th it was 3.3 compared to the He said the city crews worked toiget
record of 1.1 set in 1967 and again on
the Sth it was 3.3 compared to the 1967
record, of 2.8.

On Friday, the 6th, the temperature
reached 2:6, compared’ to only 2.2 in
1966.

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