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CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 16, 1980

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in the Mid-Week Mirror/ Castlegar News combination.

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FB methods | of Yecruiting and
indoctrinating young persons

aed:
; weation ministry for ° Gah

~proyal.
: The School District No:! 9
board carried'a motion seek-

"ing permisaion: to" prossed

with working: drawings. for

L: the’ construction ‘of the new

school aswell as* Sbproval of,

«the floor: plan, | which

‘for i

as.converts.— ‘and received

ofthe plan, which has
- received several changes by
both the beard and ministry,

nthe condition its building : /

nd" “grounds . “committee

ti triet balers. submission to
Victoria:
Trustees | have ‘also

named,” from © among: ems

‘bidders, ' the contractor. who

will clear'the remains of the * J

achool for future construc:

“tion, The’ building: and

grounds: comniittee, author-

“ized by the board to make the ~ :
who's complained about it to -,

decision, awarded’ the ,con-
tract to ‘ART. Contracting,
the dow bidder, for. $10,600.

titres ‘or four" complaints of a

their money. to, oe
member of the'sect had-been :
‘dssued.a vendor's’ licence by.

‘the’ city. and. was legally”
‘entitled to‘continus ‘canvas-

i him.”
) “But I've asked anybody
keep an eye dn fad see who it

But :he pointed out) a.

“<The Castlegar, Chataber
of Commerce is expected to
\ be,open for business at No.1-
1444. Columbia ‘Ave. early.

{ next. month, president: ‘Tom

Oglow announced ‘Tuesday
aid:

have appointed.lo-". :
calresident Gloris Thompson f

develogent ininatey ‘grant
, -to offset ‘the ‘operation costs

+‘of the ‘office, which he said

vill compile information
the.

“we ve enough money’
tokeep the office in operation:

and nour own for about’ four,

In addition: to providing
business

., a8 ‘the office’s manager, set.

10 a.m,-to’4 p.m. Monday to:

* Priday as its operating hours :
_ and alated ‘ F

‘1° as its
registration of |

office

in/return’ for’ the Sorel
7 funding, ‘the office will ‘also
¢ chamber records, and

answer. inquiries, he - said.

. “The operation budget for the’.
has not‘ yet been ile: ;

termined, the chambér pres--
nt said, but chamber. funds
are sufficient to operate it:

months,” Oglow said.: “By |

‘. that ‘time. the “government '.

‘money. should’. be \ coming.
through and our, membership ;
should be sufficient for us to;
carry on for, the rest of the -
year.”

+ and 8 to allow sufficient-time
; for final: preparation’. ‘and
abmission to: the: ministry,’

voted to meet with Principals
eas the event it'is necessary .

cuts ‘in’, the’ prep-
ea ‘of’ the’ final budget, or

elpal trustees’:su ‘support:
despite debate over whether:
‘the meeting should be sched: -
. uled before. after the board:, :
decides. on the. total ce enaert
panes Feb.

uggested:

meeting with the administra:

He noted the hours the |

set. for the. office

the'chamber’
to apply for a B.C. economic’

we'll hay
into that,” he said.

total.
. Secretary treasurer”
~ John Dascher.told the Castle-

make: ‘th
~ Rogers,- Rogers, who is) is: principal: of. ’

ot our®
+ size” ‘abd too.mseh ‘of de

y the’ ct but by -
‘a desire to provide the board
“swith ‘more’ information.’ Bey

i pete:
eignty of the board's right to,
‘said

School. “But thoy're, paving

time ie

us to be their

+. Guportoin the Held and it fon
ta sounds to-me as if they're °

prenbetcielne eacpacaed

taken. up by: paperwork, he
-“They’re telling us that

air top

with it‘on an onguing basis,
The . city ” paid about
$190,000 ta" 1979 for ROME): ‘
service fo Sesion end ent ‘

lying areas. °°)

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