"(CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 9.. 1980

We took the eg ypart

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Appliances with the work-saving

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product by product, piece by

_ Wedid our research and leamed a lot.

piece, to find out what worked,
and what didn’t.

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"

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aiartanltermin Noveir, od Uo sity hp 5 indicated :

led ‘a two-year.

lunicipal
+‘}In addition, Whelen, said’ in a‘ telephone‘ cdnversation the |

sai nae of'mun rials to investigate

‘But the two otis ‘the pa (News ‘differing ‘

the.p

the planned’ meetin;

at his Vi

B's Pi
office, Whelen sala he he intended

: tacted

to meet with those'who requested the Section
7728 of the Municipal Act, “to ask them to oralaln some of ‘the,
‘ tted.”.

7 planned to decide

which 6: Treq
ee] would re to conclude it faicly, quickly,” Whelen said.
digested thoroughly I dc

want to set any, Aid d

‘Asked at the heeting by. ;

Moore whether work’ “on the

is
“Td: find it very, very

, difficult to vote that, four
‘other: ‘municipalities be ©

some that I'd enjoyed.”

She. noted: municipal.

‘projects ~ free

service to the mu- —

‘plinning
‘nicipalities, Dykeman
stressed

the difference’ be- .
: “tween the planning depart-

ment undertaking a project

“and: proyiding “the court of .
input from a-regional agency. -

_which is ‘going tobe. re-
“quired” when. a municipality

>. prépares‘a community plan,

* ;. Commenting this: week
on Dykeman's argument, the
“mayor ‘said the service, stil

J Pee a meetin wee eet ee tngelry would
held, he sald. ; =

1 Whelen is iaiss Cepseh ts ates Cie meatice th gy ri

officials while in

Gouk.could not be reached

Castlegar.
week os eopaicut on whether He log will miset sith ‘the,
official, « i

{pro-: -J
“government-ap- £ %

| pointed: ‘Phillips ‘to . “write
> out” to the labor ministry and

was carried: out,” and she
speculated whether the four

municipalities which received growin
service were. “won-"

planning
dering whether they're going
to be back charged for their
services.” iy
Moore also criticized the
director's

sions in the- West’ ‘Kootenay *
Doukhobor community ‘is
ig despite’ confusion
over its role for the past two :
months, according to spokes-
man Mark Mealing-

Mealing, ‘a mmambér of
_ eight-member Kootenay
on. Inter-group"

RDCK
‘report. Poo 5

4 Senden given otra

pr

_ Planning department person:

Y at that’s not considered

os : planing ¢ then I guess. I don't

know the definition of. plan-

_ Bing,” she ‘said. * “What Tm
donk at Hees meee x

under. «
which $16,000 grants for mu-
nicipalities requiring compre-
hensive community’ plans

‘ would be continued this year.

But: Dykeman said .this
__More on pogo AS

id. ber’ by then At-
‘torney-General. Garde Gar-
dom — Tuesday said’ the
group is gradually ‘overcom-
ing _ misconceptions of | its
purpose, and’ terms of ref-
erence and “building a rap-
pert with’ siaatane descent

of the Year 1979 nominees.

‘ , Who wag the. Castlegar.
area's leading citizen of 1979?
: That's. the question Ki-
wanis Club’ members here
are asking'as they prepare to
ominees for. their
annual Citizen of the Year
Kiwanians ° are encour-
aging loa] organizations, as-
sociations and individuals to
submit nominations for the
honor to award committee
chairman John noee by &
pm.-Feb, 22.
se In’a news. release this
sweek, ‘the club urged nom-
inators to} provide a summary
oe the nominee's: community.

ities tin order‘to assist

tion.” ‘The summary should -
specify whether the candi-
date for the award are being
nominated for single field of
community activity or sev-
eral activities, and include
such information as marital
status, names of spouse or
children and membership in
various < organizations, the
‘release said.

Hughes; 1962, Sam Mair-
head; 1968, Harry Evans;

1964, Norm Fishwick; 1965,
; have been identified, RCMP”

Webber; 1971, Mike: Saw-
chenko; 1972, Gladys Thorp;.
1978, Arlee ‘Anderson; 1974,

per.

of ' two

official me although |

members “still feel we have
plenty “of “work ‘to’ do.”) A
committee request for com-
ments, and’ advice has.’ Te

. groups within the
community ‘rather than with
‘all cultural segments of ‘the

“and: ‘they: never, “tabled it,

region. <’
‘“There has been some
ling in the past

ceived “largely
responses in letters | ode in-
dividual members of: the
Russian community in the
Castlegar and Grand Forks

areas and the Slocan Valley, .

he said.

. some solutions then “other fro

Local RCMP
“to meet.with

investigator. .
Local RCMP are sched.

.— the assumption that we

were going to. tackle -all
le of all pos- p

-among members of the Douk-

hobor community, he said.
“I think one of the prot-

“lems for us was: that’ the

Doukhobor. community saw
their concerns as being put in
second place or listed with
concerns they felt weren't so

sible ethnic groups,” he said.

“The idea rather was
that if they found our-terms
made it possible’ to reach

groups in other regions‘could
apply those same methods to

: their problems. I'm personal-
* ly aware that there are needs
of other ethnic groups in the ©

region but nothing anywhere
near 8s pressing as.those in
the Di

uled to meet with a p
‘firé marshal's office investi-
“. gator sometime this week to

Glace, the cae of Wie Dee: i

16 fire which destroy:

hope to confirm in the dis-
cussion whether the fire,

- which . caused © about ' $1.3 .
< million damage, was a result -

of arson, Cat. Mike Pope said

, this week.

Past recipients of the f

award have. varied both in
age and interest, and rec-
ognition on occasion has been
given: to husband and wife
team. Past: winners include:
* «In 1957, Lloyd Groutage;

1959, Ann Peterson; 1859, ;

Jack Webster; 1960, Johnny

- Nominations should be
sent to John Holden, Citizen .
of the Year Committee, P.O.
Box: $889, Castlegar, B.C. ©

he committee’ in its selec- -

Clarke; 1961,'' Gwilym

VIN 8H6.

“We have a’ little’ more
information and we'll go over
it again and see if we come up
with anything -conere

said,

‘The fant-epreading Dee.
15 fire took volunteer fire-
‘men about seven “hours to

extinguish and left about 279
elementary students without
a school. 3

concrete,”: he

plained. “The other problem
was the that they

ex-’

seen a8 someone “tacked on”

‘to the

ba § guess the ' primary
thing is essentially internal,”
he said. “That: is the matter

‘of .raaking it ‘clear to’ the

Russian, comm

unity. e: exactly _
what the point of the com-

were being used’ as <
pigs. No idea could be farther
m our

Similar problems. arose
from confusion over the role
of ‘Grand’ Forks resident

Peter. Abrosimoff on the .
committee, he said. Although «|
: meeting early last month, has

a full member ‘of the com-

cmittee with additional res-
" _Ponsibility for interpretation

be.an ear for the community |
-/ to, in effect, pour its troubles
into,” he ‘continued. “And to

try and supply leadership

evoking solutions.”

The committee, ‘which
‘convened its. first official

scheduled its next meeting
for Tuesday, he said.

Ann Landers .

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