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3 5

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' ‘Seo. HERITAGE

“if new, ‘volunteers don’t come
to'the aid bf the Castlegar Her--
itage Society, the very. organiza-
tion whojse purpose is to
preserve things, might just with-
eraway. |

The ‘socity is responsibie\ for
the upkeep ind operation of such
historical Iahd marks as Zucker-
berg Island sind the CPR station.

‘The situaition has become so

critical Bob Palaula, a city alder-
man and liaison for the society,
brought the matter to the atten-.,
* tion of city chant at an October:
21 meeting.
“They need pretty near a full ;
peli d ” said Pakula, adding *
that many of; the former board
resigned inetd they were
verworbed

“ “Everyone |is just tired, they,
Heed more h Ipers,” he said.
“What's the | saying—'many
hands make light work.’"

A special rpeeting, open to
the public, willl be held Novem-
ber 14, at'7 pan. in the-railway:
stmembers of ....
the Heritage Society are. being.

i urged to attend.

The only. remaining imember
‘of ‘the society's ‘executive is the

: The former pnisident, Cheryl
Koreen, was forced to resign for
health reasons.

“Cheryl resigned, and we-
don’t have a secreilary or a vice-
president,” said Keraiff. “Hope-

fally we'll get something from -.

‘this meeting on November 14.” : :
‘Some of the dutles performed
by the group, as well as ing

shows off the results of a hard

rene Tamelin (centre), Activity Aid for The Mountainview Lodge Residents Council,
day's work making noodles for the traditional Russian dish,
Lapsha. Starting the noodles from scratch are; resident Signe Englund (far left),volunteer
Vema Taranoff (left), and resident Helen Hoodicoff (right). The ladies are preparing for a
Chaisimas Bazaar to be held Saturday; November 16 at Mountainview Lodge.

SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper

even thou

potential

strike appears close —

SHARLENE IMHOFF
Sun Editor.

vate mediator,
“The Union tumed down | a

After, -presenting "Sterling: :

Newspapers with a 72-hour strike
notice last ‘Tuesday, ihe Comm

Local 226 and Gaui Commu-

nications International Union “

Local 25C, have remained on the
job.
The two unions | P13

which we’.

Jad previously. sre to assist ,

with negotiations,” he
A news release: issued: sby

ih -Shaull at the Nelson Daily News

stated, the: Union ‘is making
“anreasonable ‘demands that
include a 15 per cent wage boost
and additional benefits that would

workers under contract at the
. Trail Times and 29 emp at

‘han 20 pero”

costs by more

at both

“It's business as _

usual at The Sun.”

— Jon Jarrett
Sun Publisher

the Nelson Daily News.
The..-Castlegar Sun. also
belongs to Sterling Newspapers,
however employees at the weekly
broadsheet are’ non-union. Earlier
reports indicated that ‘The Castl
“gar Sun, which is ‘printed att]
Nelson Daily News, would not be

tit ~publishing this. aweek, due.to the.

However arrangt
ments ‘were made to have the_
"Castlegar | paper. p'

The Castlegar Sun,” said Sun’:

publisher Jon Jarrett. “Even
though workers in Nelson are still
on:the job, we felt it would be

wiser to print elsewhere for the ..

time being.”
Vern Shaull, who heads up

(BRENDAN HALPER
“Sun staff

ithe railway station ; land grounds
:work on Zuckertlerg Island,
Hinclude applying fo government:
grants and bookwo!

‘The society recently made the »
chapel house on the island easier’
‘to get to and wheelehat accessi-
ble.

“I’ve been involved 10°
years,” says Keraiff, {I'd like to.
{move oni to somethiig different

or just'stay home and rest.”

As the: sole member of the:
executive; Keraiff hay been try-

(CBC claims handled promptiy

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“With the new NDP. legislature
‘not sitting until after the new
“year, many British Columbians

“would undoubtedly like to know

why.

Well, according ‘to
‘Rossland/Trail MLA Ed Conroy,
the B.C. New Democrats don’t
‘want to make the same mistake
; the Ontario. New Democrats

“The Ontario NDP’ didn’t even
expect.to win,” said Conroy.

“They weren't really ready when
they came into power, so ‘they

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By Leigh Rubin c é

A. social outcast’ ‘among “the, rast of thes. pic:
‘tribe, Nenook refused to: Be with the fie.

ARIZ,

made a few innocent mistakes,

_\. “They didn't audit their books ”
until after it became known that

they were faced with a $9.5. bil-
lion deficit."What most, people
don’t realize is that'$8 million of
that was left over from the previ-
ous Liberal government.”

‘Conroy said his goVernment is
having an audit done on the
books: by an independent auditor,
in order ‘to know where they
stand.

2 MWe, ‘want to know ‘what we're
g with and so do the people

of B.C,” he said’: “If there's

money “eft? owing from the

“ Socred: government, the people
e should know how.mu x

“The problem; said" Conroy, is
that this‘ type of audit can’ "t be
done overnight. *

‘When asked his opinion of the

“new NDP cabinet,:he replied,

“Mike Harcourt hada lot of talent
to choose from, and he did a good
job of picking the cabinet.”

~ Conroy is particularly pleased

with the choice of Anne Evans

Conroy says NDP cautious

as Minister of Energy, Mines and
Petroleum Resources.

* “That's particularly gratifying
with us in the Kootenays,” he

y wo
*See NDP ane 2A

Sterling’s negotiating team and is
publisher-of. the Nelson Daily
News, told The Castlegar Sun on
Tuesday that efforts are being
made by Sterling to acquire a pri-

College _
contract

awarded

LA contract for the construction -

of Selkirk College’s new educa-

tion wing at the Castlegar Cam-.
‘pus has been awarded to Kelsey _°

Construction Company, Ltd. of
‘Winnipeg,’ Manitoba, who ten-
dered a bid of $2,760,000, the
lowest of seven bids received.

; The. project, which will add
sorely needed classroom space, a
lecture theatre and faculty offices
as well as upgrade the air condi-
tioning system in the Kokanee
and Lardeau wings of the campus

. was désigned by Nelson architect».

Chris Fairbank.

. “We are very pleased to see
this project move ahead,” said
Dale. Schatz, vice-president,

; Construction is anticipated to
begin, by the end of November.

The contract should take approxi- °

mately 35 wecks to complete
which ‘should see the new. educa-
ready for the start of

classes i in September, 1992. ©)
*More'than $1 million of the
work will be carried out by, local

pers cam. up to $18.44 per
hour‘ under the current contracts
which expired on August 31,
1991. The employees also have a
benefit package of approximately

"20 per cent in addition to double

time for overtime worked. Ster-
ling benefit packages include full
medical, dental and vision care,
up to six weeks vacation plus six
days extra bonus vacation, birth-
day off with pay, life insurance,
and paid sick eave and matemity_

Py paul went on to site in the
news release that “union demands
for additional manning in the
Press ‘room at Nelson would
increase the manpower costs a

gotatin:
Shaull noted:that this AE cules

- sttike vote was taken after only

one. initial contract discussion

“It was obvious from the very
ing that the

union leaders had no intention of

negotiating new contacts as they

commenced the contract | talks by

that two gi

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weather has.sure changed

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shovelling snow during | last'week's-snowfall:: The,
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