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The Castlegar: Chapter of
Women's Aglow Fellowship
held its monthly

poattion, ee we

sung. by Jayne-Self.:

meeting Feb. 2 at ‘the Hi-
Arrow Arms. Mavor Cartor.
opened the meeting with
scripture, song and -prayer.

Praise and: worship was
lead by Betty 'Sahlstrom,
‘with Joy Eaton playing the

Valentine's message onthe
theme: of ‘love, : challenging.

the 80 women present to un-:

conditionally love others ag
they‘serve the God they love.

Her timely and relevant talk.

Feb, 37 ‘and 18,;
The “NV

/ Jooks like a guod addition to

teleconferencing, , which orig-

Wisconsin: will
include a total’ of '15 centres:

inates from the University of *
in Madison,"

seminar on: ¢

piano. Dorthy Gourlay
shared her faith, ‘as slic has
learned to trust the Lord
through circumstances.

Shanon Smith's musical com-

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‘orale ‘Andrews, who along
with Walter Uegama. will
co-chair the| two-day: work-
shop, sald eee ra is,

the college's distance. edu-
cation delivery package.

“We've been preparing for,

this seminar since last Octo-
ber when wo filed an appli:

cation'with the U ity of

in, The is

the

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“role of the. local telecon-

dling,” the ' group

- Castlegar seniors‘a chance
to “trip the light fantastic,”

‘as well as listen’ to expert

For ‘appretitices

one of:the more creative ac-
tivities Selkirk College.is en-

» And

gaged in this year,
said.

Participants’ from White-
forse, Yukon, the Lower
Mainland, the East Kootenay
and the Okanagan are ex-
pected to take part in the

daily
of the four audio: and’
ographics networks,

A. specialist » in program
design, Monson’ developed:
one of the first comprehen-
sive training programs: ‘to.
help people use feleconter-

- encing offectively:,

clude applications of telecon:

‘ferencing, program design
y techniques, cost, the tele-

the

Gilbertson, the tochniéal:

works, is’ ‘an-' experienced
ional in designing and-

ference facilitator, protocol of
telemeetings, training for-

operating the technical com-
ponents of teleconference
systems. He has worked with |

mats ‘and user
The seminar leaders,
Lorne Parker, Marcia

pri!
vate. manufactuters to de:

“Mavis Monson and Denals :

jeer programs set

Area apprentices will have

‘an, opportunity : to’ continue:

their training ‘through two

“new simulated work training

projects gcheduled to get

, underway .at . Selkirk | Col-

lege’s Rosemont campus on
Monday, Feb. 28.
One. program,

ers of America, Local 480,
Cominco Ltd... and: Selkirk.

Collége, is for machinist ap-
prentices. The six-month pro-
gram will cover all aspects of
machinist training as well as

the application of new °

machining
{ CNG (Co

techniques using

Most of the training will
occur. at the. Rosemont cam-
pus, with ‘some :specialized
training taking place at Com-
inco’s Trail operation, Twel-
ve seats aré available; <

‘Tho second project is in the .

heavy duty mechanics trade.

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‘The heavy duty pbanak

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Apprentices, must apply to
the Ministry of Labor, Ap-
prenticeship Training Branch
for admission to both of these
simulated work training Pro.
grams. |

One: simulated work train.
ing program is already’ in
place. Forty apprentices in
the _millwright,:

: electrical,
< pipe: fitting’ arid steel fabri-

cation areas’ are working’
on-site at Cominco in Trail.

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: Bae TV adds
up subscribers

‘TORONTO, (CP) — Don’
MacPherson, ‘president’ of
FirstCholce, estimates his
pay TV. service has-,140,000

customers, or four per cent of

tive.
. féderal- rprovinelal goyern-

“VANCOUVER @

.. New Democrat Emery. Bar-
nes is “out to lunch” with his .

criticisms ‘of the new B.C.

- Fiace stadium in Vancouver,

Stadium executive Paul Man:

sing ‘and B.C, Lions general

vue is ony
* gerous ‘for athletes, particu-

ae

Barnes; who played. ‘foot-
ball for. the Lions 1957

to19@4,. told ‘a:‘news ‘con-

ference in Victoria ‘Tuesday”
that: ‘Hhe60, 000-seat covered ,

all‘ cable homes across Can-
ada, after one week ‘in busi-
ness,

Figures ‘for the ‘new. in-

4 dustry are hard to come by,

quest ¢ ot the jury that

dim! "

larly in the end zones.
Barnes said ‘the seating’

‘swill bb too cloge’to the foot’
pall end zones, which at B.C.

Place will “be 20. yards deep,

: Tive yards shorter than at

, ‘MacDonald's fees :

‘other Canadian Football
League stadiums.
The -six-foot-six' Barnes,

_; member of the for

an ‘obscenity’.

‘OTTAWA. (CP) — Paying

former. finance. minister and -
: Toronto lawyer Donald Mac-

donald $800 a day to head'an

investigation into ‘the‘ coun: -

try’s economic woes is an ob-

- scenity, says : Nelson . Riis,”
* New, "Democratic Party -fi-

nance critic.

«Not ‘only. has Macdonald -

yet! to make a commitment to
see ‘the job seo he, at a

age of 65 receive in‘an entire’ /
. month, “the -

: Kauiloops-Shus-
way MP said ‘Tuesday.

Gite teenie) in & sense

Y

ouify! eir design at
approved the e submission.

saivere ‘eill not be ob-_

structed in’ any way,” he said.

Barnes also said it was un-

fortunate that. the stadium,

due to open in June, will be
f J

‘since not all cable systenis

have reported to the com-
Plaza
design
modified

VANCOUVER (cP) - =
‘architects who designed a
proposed Terry Fox Plaza ‘at

Be. Place’ ‘are’ modifying

their design at the requegt of

the jury.that epproved their’

submission, B.C. Place vice-
president Paul Manning said
this week. .

: “It was: quite clear in the
jury report that there. were
some ‘modifications. to be

tended to happen is happen:
ing.”

- Although Manning’ aid he
aia not want to discuss: the

for

athletic competitions. :
“Manning, B.C. Place, vice-

president, said the stadium.

was never intended for

events'like the Olympics or

‘Vancouver Centre, says pass
receivers near the back of the
end zones will have to be

ford this. And the is
double what. Thomas Kent,
who ‘headed the: royal com-
mission into newspapers, was
paid, ‘Wilson noted.

“That is: totally. contrary to

the - principles : of. the: six: ;

and-five program,”*: Wilson

said;, referring . to: Ottawa's.

commitment to keep’

‘wage
and price increases under its.
jurisdiction to -six per. cent’.

this‘year and five _Per_ cent
WEXL ZEE o90 ome
WILL GET $800 DAILY ~
. Robert Pattillo, spokesman
for the royal commission on
the economic union and de-

: in that: the government is,

going to be:paying not only

$800'a day plus, expenses to’

the commissioner’ but really
for a report -tha!

é ;  Progres-
sive Conserv: tive finance.

critic, called it’ an- expensive
Liberal Igadership. campaign
financed by’ taxpayers. :
Macdonald: ‘has: reserved
the “right “to - ~abandon the’
commissio in, which has a

velopment prospects for Can-

ada, d‘ the govern-
ment will'be paying $800 a
day for. Macdonald's services

‘plus $ $125 a day for expenses:

plus: iterating costs when

of the
seating.

the, C Games,

which traditionally are, not:
held in covered stadiums. He |.

said B.C. Pace won't have
room fora. full’ eight-lane,’
400-metre running track, but

~ “Any a1 ‘Baske
Assoclation). ‘player, who

“jumps for, a. ball could not

possibly hit the end seats,” .
sald, Ackles. “As usual,

“Emery Barnes vis _ out Ros

lunch.”. -

Stadium’ manager ‘Hatey’
Renaud said.the overhang is
2.6 metres off the playing .
surface, and at its closest, i,

al

he
aald ‘they involved toning
down parts of the design and
strengthening its commem-
oration of Fox.

The plaza -design,. which
features a triumphal arch,
has come under, fire “from,
some members of the: public
as not being a fitting tribute
to the. Marathon of Hope
runner who died from cancer
June-28, 1981. ei

panics such as First Choice
which supply the shows on
the new channels. Some cable

systems have hardly | started |

processing ‘orders and con-
necting ‘clients, fs

However, MacPherson
claims the 140,000 figure and
said it was ahead’ of ex-
pectations,

Most forecasters’ for the
home-theatre service have
predicted First Choice,: the
national
mass-appea!l channel, would
reach a plateau‘ of around a
million subscribers. -::'

_. Ontario's Superchannel, F

which’ is competing with

pigaatiesar’ s Enchonied Floris fs $
1928-4th St.

movie-oriented,

First ‘Choice but only in this far

province, seems to’ be. run-

The . nign neck and neck with the [aq .

nationai company.
Comparative figures {are

available for. only 760,000

homes connected to assorted

Rogers Cable systems across

the Province, but they indi-
cate ' First’ ‘Choice. « being...

ought by.. just ‘under. 8.5 " i

‘cent and "Superchannel b

just over three per cent. But t

those figures date back to
Jan. 28, the Friday before the

service ‘

C Channel, the third Eng-
lish-language service avail-
able here, claimed 25,000
subscribers by the time.pay
TV started last Tuesday and
while, no firm reports are

“available since then, it is est-

imated the total is up to at
least 85,000. .

C Channel concentrates,on
stage ‘and classical enter-
tainment and. art films, and

its management has said it~)

never” expected to get the .
number of customers the |:

maseappeal channels Pre-
dict.

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