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NEW LANDMARK by the Castleger CP Rall station is this|
200-f. comniunication tower, erested In less than 48)
hours starting Sunday. A spokesman for CP Rail: told the}
‘Castlegar News the tower is one of a series which is to
give the company total communication in the East and)
West Kootenays with its trains and other employees cn

Partial Satisfaction

Anitooshkin said he felt
the BCSTA had done a good
job, but felt that Hall had a
tough job to perform and had
done quite’: well’ with ‘the
guidelines he had presented.

Referring to new con-
tract deadline of Dec., 31,
(1980 he said, “it does put us
in a bad position, as we will
likely ‘be’ bargaining with
. CUPE and the teachers at
the’ same.time.” 2
.... The expiry date pleases
CUPE, national representa-
tive Fred Pyke, which he said

--.is advantageous to labor as it ~
eliminates the Possibility ofa

pe "proyioia aT
date forthe’ contract

been. June 80, which Pe
contends gave, the boards the

‘summer recess. period.

“I imagine. the employ-.
‘ees are not entirely happy as
inflation has knocked out the
‘value “of the dollar.” said’:
Pyke, referring to the salary
adjustments giving employ-
ees wage parity with non-
teaching employees in the
Okanagan Valley.

Mickey Kinakin, CUPE
Local 1841 president : said,

“Hall has been fair, and this -

Region’ Fire
Hazard
Rated Low

The Castlegar: Forestry
Region reports there were.
two fires burning yesterday
- morning, but they were not
considered serious.

The Region fire hazard
was rated, low, and a report
from the Nelson District
revealed that Nakusp was
the area with the heaviest
concentration of fires as of
Friday.

The tanker base at the
Castlegar Airport report that
generally the base was on
yellow alert in the morning
changing to red alert for
afternoon and evening, for
most ‘of last’ week. Yellow
alert required the pilots to be

ready in half an hour. Red is *

for immediate take-off.
Moose Cow
Is Sighted
At Airport

A moose, which. is’ more ,
‘common to the East Koot-
‘enay than the West, has been
sighted locally.

The full-grown cow
made its appearance Friday

t at the Castl

is an excellent arbitration as
far as they go.”

“Labor as a rule have
tried to avoid arbitration,
‘which takes the workers to
the cleaners. This one is’ like
going to the guillotine. and.
coming, away with.a brush

Garden raiders may be oe *

Kinakin added‘that the
pay structure was way out of
line as far as clerical women
are concerned, as they are
not receiving enough money.

“Iwas hoping to prevent
further “conflict, but it  ap-
pears I. will be fighting next
year for job classification and
evaluation. I-was hoping this
would -be the end of that

credit yjor® disas-
asa tse wont

‘coining: :off., second best = in he. was‘ ple:

spite: of the
Samay

"At least’ one. .Robson

resident is concerned enough"

about the well-being of the

raiders to ask the Castlegar’

* News to call attention to the

habits of gardeners to‘spray..
for. garden pest. This‘ often
renders the product inedible
for:10 days when at or

esta

served satisfaction ‘ to ‘the:
_ study.

¥ “We can live, with it, and:
on the balance the settlement |
is not ‘What

similiar’ products are used.
The past weekend has
brought further complaints
of garden raiding, the latest
being in the Robson area.

the ‘board appreciates is the
term: of agreement, Dec. 31,
1980, ‘which gives us time to
deal with internal relation-
ship problems.”

Local 1-405 Still
in Preliminary Stage

The International Wood-
‘workers of America announ-
day it has

was not available at that
time.
While Is are now

conducted this spring — award up to $1.84 hourly more to members of the school districts’
CUPE locals and a’ total 21-per-cent increase to union members at Selkirk College linder
30-month contracts expiring Dec. 31,1980, as well as critici:
accredited bargaining gent for the five employers.

Hall's report rejects
BCSTA’s request for a’mas-
ter agreement to include: all

and,

s being josed budget for the past three years: the West: Kootenay sehiool
Work | by ‘the city began July 3 and Is expected to be and reached an "A sii hy year.
d sometime this month, This $21,800 expen-

districts as well) as | the
Selkirk Colleges, similar. to
what the association. has
achieved in the ‘East. Koot-
enay region and the Okana-
gan Valley, because. of the
“uncertainty and instability
concerning its role in accre-
-ditation.”

“No attempt has been.
made to develop machinery
within the context of. a
master agreement for resolv-
ing purely local bargaining
issues and for clarifying the
relationship between the
BCSTA and. administrators
at the school board level in
dealing with. contract inter-
pretation ‘and grievances,”
Hall oars in.the report. ;

‘In‘short, a great deal of

work must be. dorie..' by
C8’ :

the BCSTA’s

ment would simply worsen
the already bad relations that
presently exist.” -

The Hall report calls
instead for agreements in the
four school districts which
are “separate but similar”
with nearly identical wage
structures, grievance proce-
dures and. fringe benefits

except, . for differences... in
beret

: Skylab Cause
For Cancelled

incident much’ thought;
3 Several Pacific Western
flighte

develop! $3
for. Sealeine focal issues,”

the report: continues. “Until’

thas been: acvomplished,
beebticioat ‘wered*

legar’s \ junior “hoc:
key a the Rebels, have a
new coach whose instruction-

al philosophy is that hockey”

“should be played for fun”...
‘Ed Wyatt, a player-with-

the Trail Smoke Eaters for 10,
years, said in an interview’
with the Castlegar News
Friday that he also coached
intermediate hockey ‘two
years ago in Trail, as well as

being involved in the Beaver °

Valley hockey system on and
off for five or six years.
Wyatt, oe owner and
@. Timber!:

ly agreed to recommend its
28,000 coastal members ac-
cept a tentative settlement
with the 120 companies rep-

resented by the Forest In-,

dustrial

‘near the voting stage IWA
Local 1-405 ropresentative
Maurice Eggie, who repre-
sents the men at CanCel
here, says their group, which

group.

The Castlegar News at- : work:

tempted to: reach Southern
Interior representative
Wayne Nowlin yesterday
morning in Vancouver but
committee members said he

are still

a of the

Lodge, said that hockey at
the junior level is often taken
too seriously, more so by the
fans and parents of the
players than the players

in basic ry.

“We will be looking
basically for what the coast
members have had recom-
mended to them plus several
local issues,” says Eggie.

Soon to be Reached?

Sy GEORGE GAMMON
F WRITER

tee said the

‘Tm looking forward to
coaching the junior team,
because the schedule allows
me to be with my family and
work, while being involved
with hockey again. I intend to
have fun, as well as making it

‘fun for the players.”

Salmo Bypass Decision

The heavy hockey sched-
ule in the senior league was
one of the main reasons I
stopped playing, said Wyatt.
He added that the schedule
for some

‘8
likely "means a

No decision was made
concerning the Salmo bypass
at a June 25 meeting be-
tween provincial highways

minister Alex Fraser and
members of the Salmo Valley
Protection Organization.

According to a letter
from the organization, which
was received by the Cas/
News Tuesday morning, the
bypass ‘which has been a
point of contention between
some Salmo: residents and

roadway that bypasses any
residential area.

Members argue that if a
true bypass is eventually
constructed, money spent on’
structures for the presently
proposed route will be
wasted.

Gouk said that there is
nothing definite on the possi-
bility of the true bypass, and
by the time his committee
was aware of the Salmo
problem: the government

din the.p i

clubs in that they. consistant-
ly lost money on the teams.
“No senior team broke
even financially last. year,”
Wyatt said. Nelson wasn't
able to ice a team last. year

Ses

+..new coach

because they lost:so much
money, but will attempt to
make it this year, he added.

Wyatt felt that a smaller
schedule would aid the senior
league. “If they cut back on
games, they would probably
sell more season tickets, and
reduce travelling expenses.”

“In that league, so much
of your time was spent
travelling that once you were
done with work and hockey,
there wasn't any time for
yourself. It gets costly when
a player has to take a few
days off work to meet
out-of-town playing commit-
tments.”

employee classifications and
minor variations in contract

nguage. ‘i

Despite the variations,
the report says, the interests
of all parties are best, served
if the awards “can retain as
much of the similarity in the
four contracts as. possible.”
Dissimilarities in the awards
have been “in response to’
issues of a purely local;
nature,” he says.

But Selkirk College, Hall!
points out, should be “totally:
removed from.school board;

“whatever arguments existed:

in the past for a master,
agreement and common bar-!

id.
peAlthough- the report
does not suggest the BCSTA.
should not. bo, bargaining
agent: ‘for. the college, it'lists,
the incorporation ‘of Neteon's:
‘David- Thompson ‘University

‘Centreinto:the Selkirk sya= "71"

tem.as well.as differences in
programs offered,’ job'.cate-
gories and administrative
structure. as reasons for
separating “it: from school
district agreements.

school district ist bargaining
“the parties will simply not
be able. to give in to oe
attention it requires.”
Describing the area’

* bargaining structure as “in

state of near collapse,” the
arbitration report cited “a
mismatch between the struc:
ture created or implied as a
result of accreditation and
that created or implied by
the individual bargaining cer-
tifieates held by the various
local unions.” 2

“Recent decisions by the
BCSTA and some of the local
school boards, combined with
the lack of stability in person:
nel, has led to confusion at
the bargaining table and
extreme frustration among
union locals that has led to'an
almost total lack 6f capacity
to make decisions,” Hall says
in the report.

While the CUPE locals
have no objections to the
employers using professional
negotiators and co-ordinating
their bargaining in some
fashion, they resent the rapid
turnover of negotiating staff,
the veto power an accredi-
tated bargaining structure
gives one board over a
negotiated agreement in an-
other district and “what they
interpret to be an abdication
of local school board auto-
nomy” as a result of accredi-

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tation Ss

the
for months, will ‘ikely be a

Airport spending a good 15
minutes in the enclosed area
of the runway.

The animal was first
spotted at 4:30 p.m. near

track. The program started lest fc fall ane isis is duled for

to withstand 128 kilometre pov saath ‘winde and
to tolerate half-an-inch of Ice. In giving the specs for the
tower a spokesman for the erection crew stated it is de-|
signed to take five times the worst weather conditions
lcammonly known to Castlegar.

heavy parked just

inside the fenced perimeter

of the airfield. The moose

crossed the runway on two
ions before di:

temporary solution.
The letter maintains
that highway officials conced-

ed that a “true bypass” will. i

be required within the fu-
ture, and that a highway's
spokesman said it is a viable
route.

Cas/News was unable to
are an organization mem-

ing at the north of the field.
It was last seen heading

—News/MirrorFoto by Lois Hughes

in the di of Thrums.

of true bypass, tae Jim Gouk,
chairman of the B.C. High-
way Development Commit-

ae by-pass route and
wére going to continue.

$10,000

BYPASS
Salmo 4

“Once the
has put money into a project,
they are not likely to change
their mind,” Gouk said.

During Tuesday's coun-
cil meeting, Salmo mayor
Mer} Hanson said he received
a phone call from Fraser
Friday, in which Fraser said
he would making a deci-
sion regarding the bypass
route, and would let council
know in the next few days.

decision soon?

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