CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 16, 1900

$200m mortgage
plan weicomed —

have rang: d from’ warm ‘to
ool in the West Koo! to the p
povemment 's new $200 million scheme to of-
cheaper ‘new home. mortgages through
C. credit unions. ae
But while their. ts on the p
~— under which the province had loaned the
sum ata special eigh r-cent interest rate to
the B.C. Central er it Union whic
gturn (grant mortgages at 9%
Zhomes started. after Jan. 1!
. fcredit union, forest industi
New Democratic Party officials’ interviewed
this week all welcomed the move. . Se

Don Tuline, treasurer and general manager of Kootenay
ravings Credit Union, said he had not received full details on -
Fuhe scheme but characterized ‘it'éS'a “very good move.”.
ie “My initial response is I certainly think it is a very good .
rogram to get construction going again and itl certeely put

Ht \

ing. omer oh fee sovarae ti o,sdepending
, 6a enrrent market conditions and the decisln of the majority
‘ of company shareholders,” it said. f
by Discaning potential ovestnent return the propery
the i as an option ‘the
al fall par ofthe over pron tree waft
the

will-in
“cent for,

“ Come, come — we are.
not’ that far away. We are

Joyce Albert
Salme

EDITOR'S NOTE: No doubt |
cen- reader response to this ar-
* ticle, submitted . Hed , by“ publie public:

is our understanding 3
eens
of .

and was i

Gouk as president. The property described lies on the route of

the new water line and the proposed secind sceses road and
by West Koot Prop

Kee’ 1
INSPECTED, tb.

1900"

Referring to the section of the | which dealt
with the planned road, Godderis’ letter said “it looks to us as if
much of the material contained therein violates
‘Atysiparticalarly, tn the Neh of the att thst the, major: roed 2

ork plan was not made public until ‘the regular couneil

” r tions 0 ce 4 tf a ti ; mendations expressed
“esting Of Oc 23, 1979. : ; 4H ta) Exhit ar. Drawings, RB jokshonc rmestage a
c ons, 2 ¥ Raid “waven sculpture, a 5 : was bet ite friends ferent ST ion peared ec
ue paintings, . herein Ebi “caution against this folly
eres not. remainin atthe; ra i ca ‘ rola poet ecucetigeiees , : ae, ny a , Doren . : oe a TUN EON | T
- information as inaccurate. - mer ee mae Peale SE Araat Z “ 2 3 ata interested a pt 2 . ‘cen
He pointed out city council motions in’ March, 1979 Your:Carpet : jane Proposed: 4 eee s Se he Doukhobor R h : nts ob such-n = . te 4 a me ia KAM. 4202. TIN

ith a subdivi licatio: Banshee eas
ment, of which be na shatolder cirecied staff to contact ees R oe

the company “and inform them of the need for a road in thst
with them the, need for them to give’ up Property for that He 65-7771 A
road.” —s =

SLICED Biel

BABY BEEF. GOVT APPROVED.

“That means somewhere in the vicinity of about 60 or.70
ergy sti ol goes apartments ee thes Mend ot
maillion,

= 5
o CHUNK LIGHT TUNA

BYE THE SEA..6% oz. TIN

¥ symposium held at the: Re-
ggional | Recreation Complex
+ gon Jan. 6.

area and to point out to them where the road is and to confirm Mrs. Vera Horkoff “of

"group wanted to know whe- F
i ther the said solution was
: d by: the Can-

adian authorities.
Peter J. Popoff, speak-

“The company was contacted by staff in March, 1979 ‘and
informed -of that road, so it was no longer private,” he
explained. “It’s been made public.”

In addition, be said, a city renumbering map available for
public viewing last summer showed Woodland Drive North

tiemi2for:: this bi-monthly feature :should: be
lephoned,to Mrs. D. Milter-Tait of the Castlegar.
and. District Community Arts Council at 365-7850.

throughout = group's 800- APPLE TURNOVERS -6 for *] 29) \
pealms, they

i Tuline
out the Bank of B.C. isthe only bank, which. can, be, 7,

"pointed:
considered-a B.C. ‘organization. Credit. unions.ane, alzo

more”
the than hes of

A flood of inquireies to KSCU for two hours after the 2
More on page BS

_Hospital to replace older sterilizer.

to be sterile, but it has to be
autoclaved at specific lane

and South “collected and extending right through on Ash.”
Gouk said a’ -survey to the
inspector of municipalities with the ree for an inquiry
refuted the suggestion that plans for. the road were not
disclosed until October.
“Quite frankly, I considered the possibility that I could -

“Conservative
COMMITTEE

write to the inspector of municipalities and suggest~} 4a ©

ts him ‘this thing is stupid and here's why,':” he said. “And
then I TtBouant, ‘why should I do .it?_ Let him decide for.

PALIT wold be doing is ointng ot th io a

” Gouk ““But ¥ feel if he that
“oe hin dott Ete: If he sits oe shout TH bs glad te infor
him, phases ere i ces hd form eving to tntevlere
or influence his decision.”

plates per month. The auto
clave is also used to de-
contaminate used media and
broth so that it can be dis-
carded with no risk of con-
inating oth tal

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upon arrival

Expicos Mey 31, nas
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and
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* ature sugars or alter the pH
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of the
At present the hospital
makes between 600 and 700

cilities, ‘at: ground level), ‘Tor
5 _ «patient use. :*

The new autoclave will Tho board is also con-
also'be used to di

ate all blood tubes before

backup

tral supply room which is
for the sterili-

zation of all equipment and

supplies used during oper-

ations and normal daily hos-

Not Abused
SHOPPE —

Books
Clothing
Hardware
Baby Needs
Shoes,

Ftc.

Items like new & at
prices you'll love.

Pital
- Approval has been given
by the ministry of health for

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Clored- van frucks. ore
required.

Detoils may be obtained

snl be received Jonwai
30, 1990, of Le) nA

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_ Binge: Ev Every Thursday at 7 p.m. La. eunds Bin
Early Bitd 6:30 p.m. Regular 7: os aes

Royal Canadian Legion)

Branch No. 170

Christ-
mas gifts for the residents of
the Extended Care Wing of
the hospital. Board member
Carl Henne was this year's
hospital Santa Claus.
concerning

charter Hight, ond hostel
Sermon tote ? + ou

thar] Culley
AAPLE LEAF TRAVEL Ltd.
Savings Credit Union

TAKE NOTICE that the first sittings ‘ot the Courts ‘
to: hear the -1980:

rolls for all . municipalities Gnd ural:

ofan upper level sundeck off
Extended Care: :

"oO my God. OF
; Servonts, and reveal

“the Tight of Palette ‘and cheer their eters
ee: Verily, Thou art a theit Helper: and thal”

z Baha’ ‘tabi:

~ WORLD RELIGION DAY

Prayers wilt be said for world peace
SUNDAY, JAN. 20 — —2 PLM.
< 965-3773 -
Sponsored by. the Castlegar. Bah‘a'i C

Siete: :

‘Date:

areas within School Districts Nos. a9. W128 1:
be held as follows: a

SCHOOL DISTRICT No.9 (CASTLEGAR
City of Castlegar
Location: Kinagind Fire Hall,
1119 -7th Ave., S.
Castlegar, B.c.
. Monday, February 18, 1980, at 10:00 0:

Rural Areas School District No. 9.

“Location: Kinogird Fire Hall,

9.- 7th Ave., S.;
Castlegar, B.C.

3 Monday, February 4, 1980, at 110-00. a.m,
SCHOOL DISTRICT Ne. 11 (TRAIL).
City of Rossland
: Local 486 Union Hall,

Date:

to the i eda i
io he intermediate ts
pein

‘ot the Cestlegar. Post Office or | -
the address below. T

FOR RENT
Office or Retail Space
In Downtown Castlegar

Eatipnom in ly couples by S rpg ord

Approximately 400 sq. ft. Heat and
it Air-

“eanditioned insummer.

CONTACT: Castlegar News,
Columbia Ave. :Ask for Bui

; Date:
{Villages of Fruitvale, Montrose C7 Warfield.

910 Spokane St.,
Trail, res

Date: Tuesday, February 5. 1980, at 10:00 a.m.
-. Clty of Trail
Location: ‘Local 480 Union Hall,

910 Spokane St.,
Trail, B.C.

Tuesday, February 5, 1980, at 10:00 a. m.

Location:; Local 480 Union Hall,
910 Spokane Ste.
Trail, B.C.

Tuesday, February 5, 1980, at 10: 00 a.m.

“ Rural Area of School District No. 11.
ion: Local 480 Union Hall;’-

365-7266 days; bescseaa evento
weekends. s*

PUBLIC NOTICE

To Residents of the
City of Castlegar

“In. order™to, prevent your water lines from
freezing, please keep a cold water tap running at all
_ times during cold weather.

Thank-you for your co-operation.

erry OF CASTLEGAR

910 Spokane St.,
Trail, B:C. 2

Date: Monday, February 18,.1980, at 10:00 a. m:

‘SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 12 (GRAND FORKS),
: ‘City of Grand Forks i

Location: Court House,

Grand Forks, B.C. ‘ 3
"Tuesday, February 5.1980, ‘at 10:00 o. mi:
Rural Area School District No.. 12° =

Date:

A Location: Court House,

Grand Forks, B.C.
Date: Tuesday, February 5,:1980, at 10: 00 a. i
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 13 (KETTLE VAUEY); i
City of Greenwood .

Location: city Hall,
Greenwood, B.C.

Monday, February 4, 1980, g
Village of Midway & Rural |Area
School District No. 132

Location: city Hall;
Greenwood, B.C.

Date: *” ‘Monday, February 4, 1980; ct at 105 00.0
Dated at Trail, B.C., seaugly 8. 1980.

D. A. Turner,
Area Assessor

who is in her 60s, never

attended;school, she read a

ivivid, clear-cut account of the

"happy life she shared with
f her. brethern ‘

the main requirements of

che's material, sepetal and
itual needs,

She said they worked
digetnes played, prayed and
sang together; and when the
Jeader himself joined them in
the singing, she said. the
combination of sound became
so vibrant, the area around

by themselves from flax-and
wool, She recalled how the
children, along with their
elders, rose at 5 a.m. on
Sunday for prayer services
which they attended bare-
footed, even in winter, yet,
she said, no one felt the cold.
Mrs. Horkoff said Lordly

ing on the meaning and role
the Doukhobor | Declar- °

week: the RDCK feceived a ;

municipal affairs

ministry
letter, ‘two days after the -

board | meeting, ‘announcing
the grants will be available
for settlement planning pur-
poses in 1980.

Referring to Moore's
comments on the planning
service given the four mu-
nicipalities it in 1979, the plan-
ning director pointed out
assistance given to Creston
reflected the fulfillment of a
commitment the RDCK made
to the muncipality about
three years ago, before the
board approved its existing

learned the i

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people ‘overvaluing their

worthiness in relation to the
meaning ‘of Christ's chureh,:/
he. said, and cited recom-

“The, office of the :
y.of Human Resources

held at the ‘same location...

policy under which

planning would be paid for by _

the municipalities receiving

great
power, and those who be-
lieved in this power were like
pillars in the church which
she called “Church of the

Commenting on work
done for Nelson, Silverton
and Kaslo, Dykeman said the
three, les’ would

municipaliti
not be charged for the ser-

vice because it Teflected the

thing else in the

was of-a simple nature, she

, said, and with their abiding

Ere people were happy and
tisfied,

Mrs. -Horkoff recalled _

coach in which the
leader’ and several other
people were killed, including
Mary Strelieff, Mrs. Hor-
koff's older sister.

Another speaker, Nick

2 ferent facet of early com-
i munal living featuring an
é attempt, by’ small -select
groups of hardy. volunteers,
to practice natural living en-
: tirely without use of animals,
¢ animal products of machin-
ary. These were the “lap-
tashniki” or.“spade workers.”
; This was an experiment of a
more advanced type to which
only a small number res-

: ponded.

the tragic explosion of a-
: railroad

= Nevokshonoff, related a dif-

FRANK'S;
Sharpening Shop ©
‘5 CASTLEGAR ~
Behind ‘Castle Theatre

365-7395
Sows ¢ Drills ¢ Tools

Chain Saws ® Scissors
Pinking Shears
Mower Blades © Etc.
‘Balsaw' & ‘Foley’

equipped

. ALSO
Auto.-wald Bandsow.
Blades upto 2" wide

| 61 Maple

bility to provide liaison with

senior governments and as-__

has moved to

118 PINE STREET
’. CASTLEGAR

The hours of operation will
remain as previously.

365-3322

sistance for all pl. bg done

| By Carvil Moorey:

QUESTION: What is the
mepitlteern
“ANSWER To fv
ue dl

Insurance Agencies
365-3392

ENGINEERING
. TECHNICIAN

Canadian Cellulose has an i di
Opening for an Engineering Technician at
is Interior Pulp Ncants will be Castlegar. -

ber

Soon and have several years os LAE
pulp mill experience.

Reporting to the Engineering :.

willbe required to perform, under
oceasinal Superior drafting ond
for the
design of new, or modifications to, existing
mill Sauipment and facilities.

“Salary will be commensurate with
experience, qualifications and skills. A full
range of benefits is provided as well. as

Submit in

confidence, to:

: Manger, Industrial Relations
Canadian Cellulose Company, Limited
Interior Pulp Operations,
“0. Box 1000,
Castlegar, jhe
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