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The attendance at the
three schools Tuesday was as
follows: Slocan Park, nine of 47
students attended; Crescent
Valley, 18 of 141 were in class,
and at South Slocan, only three
of 46 registered students
showed up.

Classés are still being held,
however, and school buses con-
tinue to run both morning and
evening. School board chair-
woman Donna Graychick said
Tuesday that the board has not
changed its position.

“i Last week Graychick said
{ the board will not reconsider its
§ decision not to hire Pereverzoff
+ as principal for the new school,
- and would not even discuss it,
‘The problem is a 1

10A CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 26, 1977

Boycoit to Coniinue

telegram to the ministry of
education on Friday.

Norman Brewster, who
chaired a parents' meeting at
Crescent Valley School -Tues-
day night, told the Castlegar
News yesterday a letter from
Joe Phillipson, associate deputy
minister of education, said in
response to the telegram that
the Nelson schoo) board is
autonomous,

Brewster, a former Slocan
School District trustee, said
only eight of the 120 parents
who attended the meeting
voted against continuing the
withdrawal for another week.
He said 114 parents signed a
letter sent to Bill Evin, the
teacher hired as principal in-

‘matter that should not be
‘handled in public, she said.

: ‘The school board head also
} said Tuesday that no action to
‘force children to attend their
+ classes is being planned by the

+ board,

A weekend demonstration
Sthat involved 150 placard-
‘waving parents and children
parading down Baker Street in

their cars Friday afternoon,

‘and then circling the school

‘board office on Anderson

‘Street.

“The ministry takes a dim
* view of children being kept out
of school,” a spokesman for the

‘ministry said from Victoria
Tuesday.

The government first
learned of the situation when
South Slocan parents sent a

stead of F

that the protest involved no
animosity toward him personal-
ly.

He -say Graychick, con-
tacted after the meeting,
agreed toa further meeting be-
tween the trustees and parent
delegates to be held before the
weekend.

“It's clear there's no let-up
or intention to let up,” Brew:
ster said. “What we're hoping is
that there will be some reason-
able talks with the board.”

Contacted yesterday, Per-
everzoff told the Castlegar
News the board has received
his letter appealing the de-
cision—based on Section 129 of
the Public Schools Act, which
provides for ‘the. transfer of
teachers and principals—but
has not responded.

Had Bodard ‘Blessing’

(from front page)

our approbation that he en-
tered the dump,” Moore said. “I
suggested in a conversation
with Mr. Bodard that it be left
alone until the dump's manage-
ment committee. took over
when the letters patent ar-
tives.”

-“We knew the metal had
some revenue value,” she said.
“It would be very irresponsible
to pay someone to take it
away.”

In an, April 4 letter to Bo-
dard—which the board had
- voted to answer May 7—Henne

estimated his fee for crushing’ ¢ims.4

200 to 300 old car bodies, at
‘apiece, to be $1,250. Removal
by truck and backfill would cost
an additional $2,100, the letter
said.

In a May 16 letter to

Bodard, A. J. Heatherington, «

the supervisor of the provincial
department of environment
Salvage-Assemble-Manufac- -
ture project, similar ‘to the
methods used by Henne, re-
ported Henne as saying Bodard
had given his “blessing” to ser-
vice “the. whole Central Koot-
enay District i.e. Kaslo, Bal-
four, Lardeau, New -Denver,
Nakusp. ete.”
“I understand this might
be a rather sweeping interpre-
- tation of what’ you said and
meant,” Heatherington added
in a letter.
Bodard told the Castlegar
News Tuesday he did not ap-

prove Henne's' plans to service |

regional district dumps. He said’
he told Henne he was receptive
to the idea and would support
the proposal if it were ever
brought before the board.
Statements by Moran that.
Bodard had been lax” in his
duties and that the administra-
tor should have recognized the
urgency of the situation were

can't remove car bodies from
the dump.”

The board voted to seek
Henne’s services after re-
ceiving recommendation in the
Heatherington letter that pri-
vate firms be hired to service
the dumps. Bodard said the
owner of another salvage com-

pany had made inquiries earlier «

but. had not replied ’ since.

Contacted Monday, Henne,
a former Castlegar alderman
and an. unsuccessful mayoralty

candidate in January, told -the +

Castlegar, News..he had re-
ceived the boar’ firet letter.
ano 7 fused to; com-

of

pany SveN nthe
dump ‘until he fiad replied to the

Cost-Sharing Plan
Sought for Castlegar

(from front page)
into a subsidiary agreement for
a water system in which the
federal and provincial govern-
ments each pay three-sevenths
of the coat and the local tax-
payer pays one-seventh,

In similar cost-sharing
plans the provinces of Alberta
and Saskatchewan each split
the costs of their water systems

Red Cross
Blood Clinic
Wednesday
2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Legion Holl.”

with the federal government,
she said,

Moore said city adminis-
trator Bill Krug fulfilled federal
“government requests for docu-
mentation on Castlegar’s water
needs and problems, and sent
an additional copy to the pro-
vincial department of economic
development. Both ‘senior
governments have requested
copies of the water feasibility
study the city commissioned
from the engineering firm

| Kerr, Wood and Leida! when it

is completed, she said.
Council is also secking a
meeting with economic de-
velopment minister Don Phil-
lips, as well-as with municipal
affairs minister Hugh Curtis at
cabinet meetings in the area
next week, the mayor said.

~ Embree Seeks Grants
For Rec. Planning

(from front page)
first stage of developing the
Cone Hill park site and $2,500
, on tables, grass and grading for
" Riverside Park.
Kinsmen Park was alloca-

sibly be accomplished in 1978.

Council approved Em-
bree's motion that city staff
investigate the availability of
any grants for long-term park
and recreation planning.

Two Hurt In Crash

A Castlegar man has been
taken to Trail Regional Hospl- /
tal following a single vehicle
accident early Monday morning
on Highway 3 just south of the
Fairview turnoff.

Driver Larry Keraiff, 29,
suffered a broken hand and cuts

Police Recover

Motorcycle

A busy holiday weekend
was experienced by local
RCMP, Besides several motor
vehicle accidents they re-
covered a motorcycle stolen
Sunday morning froma shed on
Cedar St.

The motorcycle belonged
to Walter Makaroff. The inei-
dent is still under investigation,

Monday morning the local
Legion was reported to have
been ‘unlawfully entered and
approximately 86 bottles of pop
were missing.

Police say three juveniles
were found to be responsible,

Over the weekend a total
of 15 liquor. seizures were
made. In nine of these cases
persons will be. appearing in
court to face charges that range
from. supplying liquor to a
minor, drinking in a public
place and being a minor in pos-
session of, liquor.

ted $4,000 for a new wash
roof and the C Hall

ATTENTION GRADS!

$5,000 for stucco, Embree said.
He said $800 would be spent on
lawn, shade area and benches
for bowling greens and $700 for
control-valves in the swimming
pool, 1
Embree said regular main-
tenance of all ball fields is now
in. progress or completed, and
the'-bowling greens are ready
“Four. new lights will be
installed at Kinsmen Park”, he
said. “This has been necessary
because of vandalism”.
“Unfortunately this pro-
blem can only be partially over-
come with enforcement,” he
said. “If people in the com-
munity aren't prepared to take
steps to educate themselves

and their children this is going

to continue.”
He said: the development

plan for Cone Hill Park—ap- ”

proved along with the parks
expenditures budget at coun-
cil’s May 10 meeting—has re-
turned to the community for
further input.

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"0 The CBC saya the govern-
ment is; covering up illegal .

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agents in Canada, which could
include shipping arms to Cuba.

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Monday: on; CBMT, ‘the Mon-

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the fst of a.five-part series
which, the station says, ‘will
show the Canadian government
is covering up information on
illegal Cuban intelligence oper-
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‘program. there’ was‘ a “very
good - possibility” arms - ship-
ments could’*be™ among the
“questionable, activities" being
covered up by ‘the: Canadian
government, | Ne
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peatedly ‘brushed ’’aside  re-
quests for details on the

expulsion of a group of Cuban

in Jan

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- Relatives ‘and frlenita from
Toronto, Saskatoon: and St,
Hubert, Que., joined: local
friends ; and’ relatives at St,

David's Church in Castlegar for

the wedding of Marlee Belle,

‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter

Trischuck of Castlegar and
Peter Allen Bowman, son of
Mr. ‘and Mrs. William Charles
Bowman of St, Hubert, Que. ©

Chrysanthemum bouquets
decorated the altar where Rev.
Ted, Bristow. performed. the
marriage rites, while guests sat
at pews adorned with whjte and

‘blue bows centred by white.

carnations. Orginist Maryellen
Hunchak played “Love Look at
thé Two of Us".

Given in marriage by: her.
father, the bride wore a gown
of white crepe, ‘overlaid with
dainty lace from the empire

Waistline, and featuring lace

cape sleeves. Small. white
flowers tinted blue formed the
crown she wore in her hair, and
she carried a bouquet of mums
and daisies, fastened with
white and bloe ribbon. Her only
jewellery, consisted of a gold
cross belonging to her nephew,

Maid of honor was Miss
Nadia Trischuck of Trail and
bridesmaid was‘ Miss Jo Ann

‘McClelland of ‘Trail.

Mr.’ David Flear of Van-
couver was best man, while Mr.
Jody Whitehead of Vancouver
and Mr. Donald Trischuck of
Trail shared ushering duties.

For her- daughter's wed-
ding, Mrs. ‘Trischuck chose a
full-length gown of green
printed © chiffon, styled with

* tong, puffed sleeves. A corsage

of white daisy mums offered an
attractive ‘contrast. t

‘The groom's mother wore
a full-length gown in coral crepe’
with ‘amall white flowers. A
white picture hat. and white
daisy mum corsage completed
her ensemble...»

The | wedding colors of
white and blue prevailed in the

ions’ at. the: Castlegar {

uary
published reports ‘alleging the
“Cuban consulate.-in ‘Montreal
was being used as a spy school,

&nd District Community Centre’
where the reception was held.
‘Highlighting: the bridal “table

was + the five-tier wedding cake,
iced | in| white‘ and’ decorated

with blue flowers. and fresh

daisies,
Blue candles, and daisy

“mums.in gold baskets com:

pleted the table decor,

Master of ceremonies was
Mr. Vie Guidone of Abbotsford
and the bridal toast was pre-
sented by Mr. Fred Houghton
-of Castlegar.

Following .a honeymoon .

trip'to Whistler Mountain Ski
Resort, the newlyweds: have
taken up residence in Surrey,
BC. \
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* Glosing'date.for entries is
June 6, Childreh“are asked to
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and school is listed on the.back
of their entry when turged in to. |

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There will be prizes for the

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