1A2\-) CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 12, 1983.

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9 CASTLEGAR

‘NOTICE OF ELECTION

Olstrict No. 9 (Costl that Ire
soid electors Ss “he school | Bogrd Olt

ot electing persons to represent them as
School Trusteek for the following Electoral Areas of the
dares ot District'ot Central Ksotenay, lying within the boun-

‘of School Digtrict No. 9 (Castl

: ‘Vacancies to be f ified:
Electoral Area "I" jal Area "J"
Otfice of School Trustee ‘of School Trustee
Two Year Term-One Vacancy Two voor Meckt ors Vacancy

mode of nomination of cdndidates shall be as follows:
conaasios shall be nominated in ea) a by two duly
qualilbed electors, The nomination the (Public
Returning Officer at any time tad ores date a ins
notice and noon, Local Time, of the day of nomination. The
nomination Paper be in the form prescribed in the
“Municipal Act" and 3|

occupation of the Betign nominated in such manner as to

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to bas electors of School ;
ihe pi he

II state the name, residence and ~

A By CasNews Staff
z Four members of ‘a ple-
z ket squad from’ BC: ‘Tim-
= ber’s Watson Island: pulp
mill in Prince Rupert spent
Monday night in bein
in near freezing tem;
tures, after’ resuming ¥a
E picket line ‘at the Celgar,
e pulp operations.
= The picket line went up’
= at6 p.m. Monday by mem-
= bers ofthe Ea Paper and
5 of, ‘Canada

identity such The Ir
shall be Sotenibad te by the candidate. | ne

In the event ot, @ poll being necessary, such poll shall be
opened on Saturday, November 19, 1983 when the poll will
be open from eight 6 o'clock in the forencon to eight o'clock in
the afternoon, Local Time for Electoral Areas “I" and “J” at
the following designated locations, of which every person is
pe ret frequired to take notice and govern himself accor-

ingly.

Electoral Area "I" — Poss Creek Elementary School
— Shoreacres Elementary School
ory Elementary Schoo!
hu ry Creek Elementary School
= ootischenia Elementary Schoo!
— Robson Elementary Schoo!

Electoral Area "J

ADVANCE POLL:

ind two o’
Local Time, at the School Board Office, 865 Columbia
Avenue, Costlegar, B.C. for. permitting duly qualified elec-
tors to vote, who shall sign a statement that;
a) or pllegs Supect fe. be absent from the Schoo! Distriet on

from

after the union learned BC
‘Timber issued a’ pre-condi-
tion ‘before allowing ‘them
to return to work,’ 2/5).
The 640 employees* at
the’ Prince Rupert. mill,
were prepared to return to +
work after a disciplinary
letter’ was removed from:
the file of a worker who
had refused to work over: os
time. :
The issue now is “BC
Timber's call for the re-
moval of a ban on over-.
time, union members say:
“We wanted to return to
work after the issiie was

fond their control unable
reumonaesb lay,
namely, Saturday. e 19th of November,
VEN under my hand at the School t Board Office,
Castlegar, B.C. sre th dey et October: 1983.

J. Dasel
Retnsioe J Officer

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we took the
pickets down; we wanted
to return to the mill,” said’
one member of the picket
squad outside the Celene.
mill Tuesday.

The worker — an instru-
ment :méchanic’ at. ithe -
Prince ‘Rupert: mill’ who
asked that his name not be?
published — said BC Tim-
ber is using overtime in.
stead, of hiring back some
200 workers that | have
been laid off.

The union member and
his three compatriots

They refused to com-
ment on how they person-

warm at picket line set LP at €ai

spent the night wrapped in ally felt about shutting -

sleeping bags in front of a. ‘down the Celgar operation
fire they built at their base _in‘an effort-to resolve the:

location at a railway cross- Prince Rupert issues be- ,

ing near’the mill.
STHNNNOLONUOLLUNNL

cause they were’ afraid of

‘Council: enetlt |

Castlogar council gave: it- ne six aldermen agreed to a

self a raise Tuesday. per cent increase in «
Mayor Audrey Moore and thes indemnities this year.

Overweight? )

up nearly $140:

J Suggest you
Call Diet Centre

Gacteser, 8.¢.
Vera Sookeroff

NS
I LOST 95 POUNDS
IN JUST 7 MONTHS!

“I feel like a new person. . {Ihave more enerau to kee)
up ne the things I like to do, and'I feel Eon about.
mys

“YOU CAN | DO IT TOO!

- Mon. + Fey =r m.-ip.m.
Sot., 8a.m.-9a.m.

N.B.M.C. - Tues., 7:30 - 8:30-p.mh. ?
CALL TODAY FOR A FREE CONSULTATION!

: that the ine

That ‘means*. Moore * will |

rag) oh Us

“Ald.” Len “Embree noted
soils the same

=. BUCKLE UP!
ws)

wloading?

griddle surface for staves pata
Does it come witha f

shovel or pan and van of tow!

Are there ‘aniditional matching acee' ach oy

CLIPAND TAKE WITH YOU.

“Dts of high quay ta
9% Can ab we ale das an airtight ran open
Tce Wao uf bongs combustion 30 it

will hold a fire fur hours ona single load?
Dares it feature convenient smokeless dal

as Is there an automatic thermostat?

6 Does it have a long flamepath to in
transfer of heat to the steve surfac

: years ago council did not give
itself the 15 .per cent:.raise
awarded city workers: Last -

es
were frozen by the’ p:

a “OPEN. "DOOR
continued from front poge
who is also president of the Castlegar, a

Rodgers,
|) District Teachers’ wooly Aalit
inusual parent turno
cpl “When ee we ha say Ter

nt-teacher night... Parents seem to come out,
acngnlary schools t when they hit junior secondary,
they're on their own.’
‘The CDTA organized the event, as part of,
[operation Solidarity Week being held in conjunction wi
‘campaigns around the province to inform the public about:
the ‘effect of government restraint legislation.
i:-“We were just bringing to their (parents) attention|
that schools are.running nicely,and they won't be when:
(Premier Bill) Bennett has» his way,” Rodgers, *

More Bereta are expected to drop in to schools!
, as the second day of the campaign gets underwi
‘The CDTA is also sponsoring a public forum at the
} old ‘Arena’ today at 4 p.m. featuring speakers from the,
B.C. ‘Teachers’ Federation, the Regional District) of)
Central Kootenay and possibily local community organi:
tions, %
‘Tomorrow (Thursday) Castlegar’s 160 teachers’ are
‘expected to vote on whether to strike in support ofa
possible ‘protest against the proposed legislation. ©) :°\
“Voting will be conducted in schools by secret ballot.
On Friday, about 80 concerned teachers and Selkirk:
College instructors will conduct a pamphlet drive
between five and seven p.m. at strategic locations around
the city.

y continued from front page
pulp ‘atl in its storage towers. He seld the 86 ee

are trying to. the and remove)

oe added that any extended shutdown will cost!’

company money.
buyers have been contacted, though BC. Timber: 2
toheat the plant, keep the boilers running and.

rs, said the Prince Rupert:
picketing the Castlegar mill.
cited there’s 240 people laid | off

Ce as trict, there are four two-year,
dicated if he will stand again. terms” available. In. the’
Although: t ane offi- Castlegar area, the two seats:
Sword, sgar Peace now held by Anne Jones and
nsidering Doreen Smecher are. up for

grabs along with the Area I

‘Tarrys) seat. held by, tte;
Nichvolodoff and the wre re

~ At the Regional District of
is.less than three Central Kootenay, there are
five director's positions avail-

already start- able, including: the Area J

the Oct, 31 seat held by Martin Vander- .

tion ‘deadline.and city pol.
rk Ron‘Skillings ‘says he Other areas whose direc-
expected to have received a torships are up for election
couple “of coat by this are Area (Creston), Area D
tinge. (north of Kaslo), Area F-(the
North Shore of Nelson), and

,two -who‘ call to ask ated

“We'can afford the ‘three

‘per cent,” Embree ‘said.

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inquiry

By CasNews Staff -
an eaey is being held in
le death of a 63-year-old
Spokane man whose
was found about 7 a.m. Oct. 4
bE on the Pipeline Road:above
oO Michell Auto Parts.

‘i ‘I tlegar RCMP: re;
that Neil Haymaker _ tepeet
ging at the time and ap-
parently died of heart attack:

His body was found by a
Castlegar resident that
morning.

Haymaker was visiting
Castlegar with his wife when
the incident occurred.

Castlegar coroner Patil

Oglow is conducting the in-
quiry.

Airtight « - ~Airtight

Police
Briefs

Four charges: of impaired
Giving were reported over

le Shane Castl
ROM astlegar

* soon as possible, with the

pombe ROLis ee Crusty hard ralld baked, in Rid-
’s own bakery are just a few civilities of a '

gone era offered + je guests at! ithe Spokane
Breer This fact was | d by. at

Street ae

NEWSPEOPLE from: across’ the Kootenays had ,

edit and rep
— were treated to'a complimentary luxury. weekend at

Spokane's Ridpath Hotel to mark completion cof the «

hotel's, multi-million dollar facelift.

‘The Ridpath has maintained «presence in. Spokane
for 84 years, its only lapse in decorum beingia Swe yest
hiatus for rebuilding following a fire in 1950. :

The money to build the hotel man: ats \age canis
out of the hard rock of the Kootenay:

Col. William M. Ridpath, the Indiana farm-boy who
Seat adr ke rat rd pelea ld a

, mining. and real estate empire in Eastern
Washington in the late 1800s and baved his fortune on his

Grand Forks Gazette, Dave Glover of CJAT Radio in
‘Trail, Margaret Schmidt of CKKC Radio in Nelson.

‘As well, there were sai Daly 1 from: The
x:

we

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HEIGHEDES AND FRIENDS of Castlegar Ald.

Walter Fields have been giving him.a rough ride. You .
see, Walter is just finishing his first year on council and 3

this week had the road outside his home paved, Now his
friends want to know if they have to run for council to get
their roads ‘paved.

Walter pleaded innocence at Tuesday's regular
council. meeting, and Mayor Audrey Moore agreed,
hoting Walter’s street needed repaving. © -

IT SEEMS THE national newsmedia loves a good
story about the Doukhobors. The fast by the three Sons
of Freedom women has of course attracted national
attention, and now: the Kootenay: Committee of Inter-

newspeoplse eek who were in Spolae to ex.
perience these courtesies and to.view the Ridpath's
Sole alien dollar facelift.) -

B — Cone Pht a Caen

‘Then, we- mustn't forget the Globe" and’ Mail's

}: qrticles, courtesy of former ‘Nelson News staffer Rita

“+Moir, who continues: to live in the Slocan Valley.
UNDER: THE “now. you see it, now you don’t”
category. is,Stardust: Music. You'll recall that the’ store
opened beside Gabriel's Restaurant about a month ago. It
was only open two weeks when it swiftly: shut its doors
“for.
; HEADING TO COLVILLE? “Beware that at least
stwo of the banks there are discounting Canadian coins at
0 per pent | Rainier. Bank le lleeoiating al cites except
pennies and charging 30 per cent to cover “handling and
shipping of the coins.”
Columbia Federal Savings‘and Loan has ‘followed
suit, also. charging 30 per cent for coins.
Meanwhile, Seattle-First National Bink arid United
‘Security have remained with their pias and will
discount coins only when the total is over $1 and then
at the going rate.
THE NEW: MANAGER of SuperValu’s Waneta
Paiaietese lata tame aes 08 Castlegar. residents. *"
Gordie McMartin, who managed the company’s
Castlegar store in 1975 and 1976, recently took over
managership of the Waneta\ Plaza supermarket after
filling a similar. position for six years'in Nelson. .
i> Gordie. and his wife, Kim, have two children,
Shawna, 3, and Kim, 1, and have taken up residence in
Montrose.”

‘THE FOLLOWING COMES courtesy of the foiks at’

Hobbit Hill Children's Centre.

“Tichad peeffestablished fea chia eaewaigs "i
multiple Mire, but: slelope Hike all e

nt forever. Concerned friends’

got bigger and bigger, and all involved watched closely as
Penelope went. about her daily routine, sometimes
seeming to have problems getting into her house. The
father, “Scooter,” wasn't much help, either as he. was
away.

But some time during the night of Sept. 29, or early.
Sept. 80, Penelope, in true guinea pig fashion, had three.
lovely babies in her house at Hobbit Hill Children’s
Centre.

Needless to say, the event was heralded with a sign
on the door, all decorated with balloons and ribbons, and
the children could hardly wait to have a look at the new

‘ group is the’same i
MacLeans magazine had a reporter around

it took a few days before Penelope would

these parts last week asking questions, and of course
both the Province and Sun sent staffers up here.

Canadian Press has called a few times for help with

its articles and the CBC French denguase radio network,
Radio Canada, called this week asking if anyone know-
ledgeable on Doukhobor affairs would be available for an
interview. Just one problem — they must speak French.

of fraud
upheld

OTTAWA (CP) — .The_
Restrictive Trade, Practices
Cémmission, has upheld four.
of five charges “of fraud
against Canadian ~Javelin
Ltd.'s former president: John
Doyle and recommends the +
company be put in the hands
of three trustees to “sell or:
otherwise dispose of all Ja‘
elin assets.” hy

In its report released Tues-
day the commission also ur-
ges the government to act as

page flyer
downtown

ve you.

government ‘of Panama,
where the fugitive financier
now lives, “to guard against
any further erosion of share-
holders’ interests.” |

Frank's Sharpening

let anyone get even a peek at her. progeny.‘And what a”

fine brood they are, too! _
One is the “spittin’ image” of Mom, light: tan, while
the two others attest to their father’s fine, dark features:

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‘The babies can be viewed at Hobbit Hill Ch 's
Centre on 11th Ave. and should be ready for good, new
homes in about three weeks.

- This week you ‘will be bombarded with
“radio; and paper advertising by furniture
‘ stores; As always, we urge you to com-
. pare prices and quality anywhere. This
week you will have received a big four-

from us. Our’store, right in
Castlegar, is bulging at the

seams with stock. Two full floors to ser-:

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