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CRTC OKs
FM for Valley

‘Phe Canadian Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission has
approved a decision which will mean
better service for CBC listeners in
the Slocan Valley.

The CRTC decision, handed down
Dec. 22, gives the CBC the go-ahead
for an FM radio transmitter at
Winlaw to, re-broadcast the CBC's
AM programs

The.FM transmitter duplicates the
services of the low-power transmit
ters currently in operation at Slocan
City (CBUJ) and New’ Denver
(CBUI), said Arnold Reeves, CBC's
regional engineer for B.C

CRTC regulations don't allow. the
CBC to run an AM and FM service in
the same area, but the broadcasting
corporation will maintain both ser.
vices for.a year while. promoting the

FM service

The new FM could be
available as early as two weeks from
now and certainly by the end of Feb:
ruary, Reeves said. It will broadcast
at 91,7 megahertz

Reeves explained that over the
years the CBC has had complaints
about services lacking in

as of the valley

‘We are improving our coverage
of those areas,’’ he said -

Reeves added that FM service will
be more powerful because the trans
mitter is located on top of a moun
tain, He says everything is almost in
place and technicians are just waiting
for suitable weather to install a re
ceiving antenna system on the moun
tain to rebroadcast the AM _ pro

service

certain

grams.

Restaurants
renovated

By CasNews Staff
Two restaurants in the Slocan
Valley are undergoing renovations.

Rose's Restaurant in South Slocan
is closed until February for renova
tions to the kitchen-area. The res
taurant will enlarge its kitchen and
put in new equipment. Rose's will
reopen at the beginning of February

The Duck Stop in Winlaw -will
renovate the inside of the restaurant

but probably not until the end of the
month, owner Peter Duck said

Duck will install new
equipment and he said he
hoping to have a liquor licence as
well,

The restaurant's capacity will in
crease to 80 seats from the current 52
when completed
Duck said he-expects the restaurant
to be closed for about two weeks
when work is underway

kitchen
is also

renovations are

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CARTOON EXHIBIT . . . Judy Mulloy, I and

at Nelson with

Kootengy Cartoon and Comic sho:

at the

Mullo:

is one of a number

of artists whose cartoons and comics are on display at the museum until Jan. 28.

Council plans events

Membess of the Slocan Valley
Community Arts Councif~met re
cently to plan performance events for
the New Year.

Two major concerts will be held in
the months of February and March
Back by popular demand is the celtic
“Folk 'n' Roll’ group Spirit of the
West. The group has recorded three
albums, the first on their own Triniti
label, and the second, Tripping up
the Stairs, on Stony Plain/BMG Rec

ords~ in Canada. The third album, Tickets are

Labour Day, was released in Canada
last June and is soon to be released
in Germany, the U.K

Billboard magazine describes the
group’s music as “‘moving tunes in a
distinctly contemporary vein. Socially
conscious lyri¢s (are) punched across
with skillful playing with the em.
phasis “on Geoff Kelly's flute
specialists, take note."’

Spirit will be at the Vallican Whole
Community Centre Feb. 3 at 8 p.m
available

Six weeks later,-the Vallican Whole
Community Centre will be the loca:
tion for a second concert given by a
four-member male
called the Melloyds

The group will perform at
p.m. March 16

In the field of visual arts, the Arts
Council Will be -maiting-out applica
tions to local area artists and artisans
for the 10th annual Kootenay Boun
dary Juried Art Show, to be held
March 5-23 in the Chahko-Mika Mall

and the U.S

a cappella group

7:30

Folk

at the door.

NEWSWORTHY
ITEMS
WANTED

Has your group, club or society doné something
newsworthy? Is it planning something of interest to
the residents of the Slocan or Salmo valleys?

If so, we would like to hear from you

News submissions should preferably be typed

double-spaced, and no longer than,S00 words for
easier editing and handling. The submissions should
include the names and telephone numbers of those
handling the publicity

For organizations wi
Castlegar News supplies Jree 400 ASA black-and.
white film and will deveJ6p it for publication. We will
also lend out a camera upon request on a first-come
first-served basis

Groups with suggestions for photographs or who
wish to invite a reporter to cover major events should
telephone the editor of the Castlegar News
Birch, at 365-3517 during business hours as far in
advance of the évnet as possible

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Artists
update
directory

The Nelson and District Arts Coun:
cil is now registering artists for a free
listing in the updated 1989 West
Kootenay Artists’ Directory

“We are trying to register artists
in the widest possible sense. of the

word: categories are visual, perform: «

ing. literary or crafted arts, and in
clude painters, potters, poets, stain
ed glass workers, media personnel
and woodworkers,”’ arts council
spokesmen Linda van Hombeeck and
Alex Forde said in a news release

““If you teach. we would also like ta
hear from you, or if youwere listed
in the last 1982, a
biographical update would be appre
ciated."

directory in

For a form write to West Kootenay
Arts Directory, Box 422, Nelson, V1
SR2 or drop into the office at the
Student Union. Building, 711 10th
Street

1AN TYSON
++ on tour

Tyson
tours
Kootenays

The London-based Soviet ensem
ble Tziganka is now confirmed for
Feb. 7 at the Capitol Theatre in
Nelson

lan Tyson is touring the Kootenays
and will be in concert at the Capitol
Monday, March 6, Jesse Winchester
will be at the theatre during the B.C
Winter Games at the end of February
and Connie Caldor is the St. Patrick’s
Day performer at the Capitol

Anton Kuerti
ent of Beethoven
perform March. 30

a world-class expon

is scheduled to

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