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Outdoor Education Workshop
This Weekend at Red Mountain

“Environment — educa-
tion programs need to be
lanned if we are to
nature” sal
Erling Close, Doe of
a workshop on cutdone ed-
ucation to be held at Red
Mountain this weekend,
The air of the work
shop is to tind rah effec-
ve ways 0: e en:
sronmaent for personal dev-
elopment and awareness.
The wildness offers many
Possibilities for those who
plan to use it as an educa-
uvnal tool,

For example, not o:
do backpackers | fing, thr. a
ine
re of Setlogy bat a

can learn a grea‘
deal about how to live to-

From Page 1

gether successfully in the
natural environment.

learning in
ing Scout leaders, recrea-
tion directors, church cam
lanners and outdoor clu!
ig coordinators:

by Dr. Maurice Gibbons

rofessor of curriculum
evelopment at Simon Fra-
ser University and consult-
ant to the Outward Bound
Moumain School in Kere;

meos.
1. He believes that out-

task wi
increasingly difficult
day’s classrooms.

Vancouver Colcel Officials

Wall andivated that Col-
cel asked provincial
government hat would ‘be
a satisfactory disposal of
the company after a recent
ly proposed sale of its

tlegar operations to Wan
erhaeuser Canada was bloc-
ked by Victoria.

‘illiams Tejected the
deal because he said it wou-

allowed a tax shel-

ass to another U.S.-
controlled company for
more than a decade and
would have endangered the
existence of Colcel’s Prin-
ce Rupert operation.

e government was a-
ble to blogs the contemplat-
ed sale to Weyerhaeuser
Canada because it controls
Colcel’s large tree farm li-

neces.

Colcel has never _re-
ported its net assets. Esti-
mates of $50 million to $60
million have not been con-
firmed or denied. The com-
pany’s net worth, however,
is zero, due to. to jacoumatee
opera

A. Brice | tag for the
company would be difficult
to arrive at, depending on
the tax benefits that would
be passed along, and on the
.disposition of Colcel’s large
tree. farm licences.

Because the provincial

overnment controls these

o! improv-
ed pulp and lumber mar-
kets.

But the $800,000 profit

on sales of $34 miilivit was
overwhelmed by a Toss for

From Page 1
Outdoorsmen
Complain

the West Kootenay Union
Board of Health says the

th unit took a series of
bers samples from the Co-
lumbia and Kootenay riv-

ers,
Samples were also tak-
en from the Tadanac water -

* reservoir from which

River sample as having a
value of.2.20 parts per mil-
Tion of tannin-lignin which
an indicitive of pulp mill

ee Samples of foam from
the Tadanac reservoir exa-
mined together with pure
foam samples resulted in
readings of 10 ppm and 50
ppm _respectivi

WKHU director Dr.
Nick Schmitt said in an in-

bigher in 1 ppm in wat-
wer tested.
“Although the foam is
not toxic Iam concerned
‘about what the potential of”
accidental spills at the pulp-
mill may mean to a domes-
ue water supply drawn dir-
from the Columbia
River, ” he said.

The municipalities of
Castlegar, Kinnaird and
Blueberry Creek have ex-
pressed the desire to draw
domestic water

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The operations there
employ about 93! while
nearly twice many em:
ployees are involved in Col-
cel’s more successful pulp
mill and sawmill operations
at Castlegar.

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VOL. 26 No. 12

Published Every Thureday Morning at “The Crossroade of the: iRoctenay |

SERVING

Castlegar - Kinnaird
Robson - Blueberry Creek
Shoreacres - Thrums
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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 22,::1973

15 CENTS PER COPY

A six-month’ Columbla
River _ river-bottom. study
carried: out: by Celgar at

dicated ‘a healthy river-
cae condition.”

was disclosed last
Frida by Colgs Celgare vice-pre-

ident

“erations, Orjan terior Pace
08

responding . to’ chai
rSaident of the
may Outdoors-

that the
“poisoning”

by der

‘compa: is
er

The study, paid for by ”
it by

& coula ant nd rue ions
: Sooperatio wil the
prow Fish and Wildlife

In a letter

‘i to Resource!
B Minister Bob Williams, the

compa: ith ‘cat
Unntities of foam i. 5
Columbla and of

Burchardt Responds. ; radbury

Calgar Denies Poisoning of River

of chemical and fibre into
the ri rivers
Burchardt recalled

ights an
ent system satisfactory t
the pverniment was. but.”

Pollution,
ever, disc!

concerning the condition of ‘.
river, and i

the bottom of the

on “page. two):

“Over 1,200: Names on Pefition

Backing Plaza

for ‘a’ traf:

tie: ts at the Cas-
4 ‘cont
tleaird. P. intersection,

Traffic Light

Castlegar Pee Wees when the team ‘received a jubilant | wel- ce
come Monday: on .their ‘return from Comox where the B.C..°
, We

Hockey Finals were held. Here the boys: toke’a

“Gordon ‘Malcom of Nelson. The Pee Wees core

inction by,‘defeating the Kimberley Pee Wees in

x. They continued a five to six win
, loosing to Burnaby in” ihe final

the ‘merchants ‘were
abe “cummanded for, ; their. y

traffic Ald. George Bondar-
off stated he felt it would
be advantageous if sugges-

tions on how to control -the

SHSS Hosting
West Kootenay
Drama Festival

Stanley Humphries Se-
hoo) will host

Four one act plays will
be presented each evening.
NT form:

n.

On the final evening,
 rlday, March $0, the pre-
sentation of the awards will

lay will
cipate in
One Act Dr-
Daw-
son Creek in Ma:
# It is hoped The public

e will attend as many of the

‘evening's performances as

possible. The plays contain

wide variety of dramatic
‘talent, unusual’ plots, crea-
tive set. designs: and light-

ing eff

“Films of Expo
And KC Days
On Monday

©. he public is invited to

Monday

n.three re] resentatives

of ep ‘74 wi ive a

presentation at the Hi Ar
Arms.

rivate dinner will

see a Bood am out of
eneral public to see
tie fim presentation whi-
|. will include last year's ©

kc Days film.

atic i aa ae
Kinnaird Gives’
Go-Ahead for Tank

Base. Drawings

¥
r
dra
q

The tien
asked to Panne at tise in-
stallation and insulation to
the site.

These services are
mated. to cost $1,000, The
tank was purchased for
woAans: :

> eration’: were
abandoned.” :
Mr. McKeown said the’

esti.

y ‘about
im. but we ‘realized
ct: Inconvenien:

“of “people 0 hone t
of peop ie iat at

hours: of op-

Btw eT ar’ term the
:recommend. Jake’:

extension of the pala
hours “would

complete . realignment of
our crews with inherent
ualon! involvement and. in-

which -
have ‘not been wroviaed for
udget.”

in ‘our 1973-74 b

With - respect to coun-
cil’s concern about Kooten-
ay, Canal -project workers
who apparently are involv-
ed in car Is ant

wish
extended vd hours for t for the fer-

fe ony aan not. force us
into a completely

for

ken at: "Tuesday night's co-
uncil meeting a alder-

*; men: met: with. Mr. Henne
-and -Mr.- !

‘ing wi ° twe
tion directors but aldermen

s imstance:
eounell’s © “first meeting = in

January, ‘saw the: town re- -

commend“two: names,‘ those

of» Mr. Koenig, and “Rudy

fact, only: Mr. -

Koeni sitio:
cenig’s position was. up.
ng Doe Maddocks _attac-
ked the Castlegar. News’ co-
verage of ste situation, cl-
“press” doesn’t
use aoe discretion on these mat-
ters without clarification.”
He said the matter should
have been “between .us

Kinnaird Tables Castlegar
‘Regional Arena Request

The: question of . the
Castlegar’ Arena being op-
erated on a regional con-
cept was tabled’ Tuesday
night Pending | receiving a

WELCOMED. GRANT, in the form’ of a:$3,-
“500 cheque, has been presented" the Cas-
tlegar’ and District Curling Club. president
Jack Chernoff, right, from Cominco by me-
‘mager of ‘Trail operations Wo A. Caims..
The money goes towards: the new curling
facility which holds its:opening ceremonies

mic situ ation.”

this Saturday. Jay is a

dmark.. of

Com-
Zion, No. "1 letter to the

achievements accomplished "by: many. indl-
viduals. The new curling building is situated
on land leased on a 20-year agreement
with the Town: of Castlegar adjacent to the
Castlegar Arena. An open house follows —
the. opening ceremonies with’ the curling -
club. holding a social in the evening for
and guests,

Regional District of Central
Kootenay statmg its sand
on the proposal.

Vice-chairman of Re-

farse

‘Mayo SMnddock cks iced
jocks vo!
oncern: that’ the::mens’

hose |; of’ :the "Recreation
‘ommission - over those. of
he town, and told Mr. Hen-
his appointment’ comes
from council. -
x Mr, Henne replied that
he is-a recreation director
on a motion‘ presented: b:
area 1’ representative Bi
Gattrell and Mayor John
Landis: of Castlegar ate a
regional’ district me
Mayor Maddocks'

8

ed the structure of RDGE -
and questioned its bylaw in ¥

which ‘council could recom-

Tend a representative sh- 7

ould there be a “cause of
any vacancy.” It was ‘his
interpretation the — error

made in the double appoint-

ment could be regarded as
having | “cause of any vac
ancy."

Ald. Pinckney recalled
the original motion naming
Mr. ig and Mr,

tini as ss recummonded pi

qreation Cc
told. eounell
he “was notable ‘to stave
the Cormmalssion’s exact re-
put for-

was

passed by council. He’ gave
a limited outline of events
and announced: “there sis

ply to the:
‘ward by RDCK but said the
commission was in favor of

the arena’ being maintained _

by Recreation Commission
but ‘would ‘not ‘look: after
capital. investments, -

Earlier in the ihe meeting,
when! it ‘was stated’ the ai
ena is‘being offered: to! ‘the
RDCK because of a deficit

on back mae)

crests ‘could. he alanted to

/ door stu
‘The Bnd is

This was
Monday in a te!

, terview with Ro:
y BLA one Da

the
‘company a ral with
the government Is in the same
manner. as it been_ne-
gollating ‘ith yas bee buy-
ers over the past two or

e. years,
Whether something will

ich
place, he didn't

: fay if the company, would
corpora-

become a crown
thon.

Kiwanis Clubs
Holding Spring
Conf.

“The vis
‘not in the business ror los-

it
the povernment # feel-

ing something had to. be
‘done ‘for the :

ae package: deal Sra
includes tie Combined OB

» Cellulose ‘alll’ “

The Weyerhauser dest
killed: earlier by the provin-

- Castlegar Man “
Is Named Top.

land

: were, pre-
seated to tne met by Hew
rv .-Harold ‘Elmes,

- School District
“Plans Outdoor
Pond Study Area

School ‘District No. 9
‘has .made . application for
190 acres of crown land on

to establish an out-

land is located on

the east side of the Colum-

berry Greck and is appro

and is approx-

imately three quarters of a

le m the proposed
Kinnaird-

the study ¢ of pond : life.
Tentative plans call for
slashing and

area. °

le assistance in
the early development mi-
| ght come from an. Opport-
unity for Youth grant.

A-G's Department Wants Updated
Report on Small Debts Court Here

The district judge has
been asked by the attorney-
general's department
make. an update report

Mayor -$ pointed
out the extra revenues: en-
teat i bythe Town of Cas-
taxation on

Calg and and sting the wwa
ld not, claim poverty st-

ating athe owen aie enough
‘money and hope: enou-
spirit-to extend whe fac-
Bi if _pelghboring com-.

presently

cee 2 an

aring ‘of

* actions in the small claims

division ‘of the provincial
court here, -

This action results fr-

om a ‘request by the Town

legar that. small ‘de-

bis court facilities are needs

ed in’ Castlegar, instead of

relying on Trail.
a The assistant - deputy

: Cateaar Council Wants:.. .

air pollution control
tia wath ke

emission survey ‘but Castle-
gar council wants to know
the approximate; completion
date and believes “a limit
should be placed ‘on the -ti-
me allowed the company: te

. carry the ‘survey out.

Council: was advised at
its meeting Tuesday night
by the © Pollution . Control
Branch ‘that ‘the company
has been directed to pre-
pare an application for an

pollution control objects: for
the Brovince’s: forest pro-
ducts: indi

" gays it un.”

‘The: Pi
derstands “that. a compre-
hensive emission: survey‘; ie

PI upgrad-
ing to the objective Revels
are being Prepared for. ap
Plication purposes.

wontortina nately,""” con-
tinues . the letter, “no . in-

attorney: general, ALL. ae
dvised council at

t its -

judge “finds etvorably
opefully we'll get, 80-

ime action.
Ald. Ed Mosby said he
gathered “present facilities
are totally inadequate.”

up 31.5 per cent
taal spent in 72

-_._« Deadline Set on Period

PCB Says Celgar Conducting Atmosphere Emission Survey

formation is available unt
such a. surve
completed and, an ute
tion submit

Ald. Ed Mosby sal

Peg
ut on com

E there's anes

usual emission they should

be told oo vil stay ul]
in thelr minds

utek said he. felleved” Not

gar could do much better.”
Ald.

approximate completion da-
te for the study, and the

town -should also suggest
See tet ee

Council’ members
ea, and a'letter to this ef ef-
fect will be sent: the Pollu-
fon Control Branch with a
copy to MLA Chris D'Arcy,