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LOCAL NEWS

COURT
NEWS

In Castlegar provincial’ court,
Richard Rogerson received a suspen-
ded sentence of two years with con-

ditions for mischief. ~
a

Cheryse’ Wallace received a. M-
‘emonth /suspended sentence for
assault with @ Weapon.
aed .

William Peter Tarasoff was Sen-
tenced to four’ months in jail and
two ‘years probation for impaired
driving.

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George Alexander Graham was
sentenced to a pair of six-month
terms in jail, to be served concurren-
tly, for two charges of impaired
driving.

Coe .

Alvin Garth Ackerman received a
three-month conditional discharge
for assault.

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Russell David Sapriken was found
guilty on two charges of causing a
disturbance. He was sentenced to
two months in jail and one year
probation on one charge, and two
months in jail, to be served
consecutively, on the second. He was
sentenced to a third jail term of two
months, to be served consecutively,
for obstructing a police officer.
Sapriken also received a one-month
suspended sentence for failing to
appear.

A LITTLE TO THE LEFT

City ot Castlegar employees Garry Rainer (front) and Robin Tomlin were

ig new water

in Castlegar. CasNews photo by Ed Mills

to several houses near Fourth Avenue and Fourth Street

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KSCU reports success in 1990

By LIZ COLEMAN
Special to the Castlegar News
Exciting? Maybe not. But in
banking, money, not excitement is
the bottom line.
And the bottom line is looking
pretty "good if you go by what was

The report included, among other
things, increased usage of KSCU
outlets resulting in an increase of
assets to $180 million — up 9.2 per
cent from $165 million reported in
1989.

In 1990 Kootenay Savings’

reported to a small audi at the

Kootenay Savings Credit Union’s
22nd annual general meeting
Tuesday night at the Cominco Gym.

“It wasn’t quite as lively as last
year’s meeting,’’ said one member of
the KSCU, who was among the 130
people in attendance.

by 2.2 per
cent, despite a slight decline in the
market area i the report

officer Doug Stanley said in his
management report.

That showed up in an 8.6 per cent
increase in deposits while loans only
increased slightly by 2.2 per cent,
which improved cash resources for
last year.

Stanley said ‘‘the financial
Strength of any” organization is

said.

“The trend is that more people
have money to save, and there is less
demand for loans,"’ chief executive

in its capital base,’’ which
was another area KSCU reported
gains. The credit union's retained
earnings are currently at $7.6 million
which is five per cent above the

minimum legal requirement.

A contributing factor in KSCU’s
improving bottom line was a new in
house data processing system
installed by the company in 1990,
said board of directors president Tim
Jenkin.

“The move to in-house data
Processing is one which gives
Kootenay Savings a_ technological
advantage over our competitors, at a
cost savings, while creating new jobs
locally,”* said Jenkin.

Nevertheless, the insti did
Teport it had an ‘‘extremely
successful 1990."”

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NOTICE

Effective Saturday, April 6, 1991 the City of Castlegar
Engineering Services Department will be relocated to 460

Columbia Avenue.

Planning, engineering, zoning, building inspection, business
licence and subdivision inquiries and applications are to be
hi h 365.

dled

at this office (tel

7227).

The Castlegar Council Chambers will naw be located at 1402

Columbia Avenve.

Iting from this

The City apolog
move.

for any inc

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