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" NELSON, B

In the late 1800's people came to the banks on the west arm of Kootenay Lake
in Nelson to view and participate in the annual logging festival known as the
‘Chahko-Mika.’ This Indian term actually means everyone ‘come. Later in
1912, a single engine train arrived iri Nelson at the present site of ihe Nelson
Civic Centre grounds and was named the Chahko-Mika.

Now “the gathering place”, Chahko-Mika, has brought back rained! interest
to an old term. !t is simply a new and modern setting for an old practice.

Everyone is welcomed to come and socialize, purchae their day-to-day needs
and view special activities which are of interest to us now.

Then and now people still come in the spirit of chahko mika,

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VOL. 34, NO. 47

A public hearing’ hee been |
scheduled“ for. July °16"' to-

consider the rezoning needed.
ee

lent
‘will:continue to get: ‘help,

though ‘a “very'‘conservative
estimate” is that 75 per cent
of the‘clionts will-have the

hours of service they receive’

cut back.

trict - of ‘Central. Kootenay"
hoard ineeting Saturday.

‘he board: overturned its
lecisions - twice during: the

j meeting, and .a° spécial 20-
minute

mamittes ‘meeting.

“The -people running the’ ~

Tocal . homemakers service
‘andthe members of the board
overseeing it are concerned

the fasdiiatater

_.pay for many m fe

‘and they believe some of the: sald

people they belp are going to
suffer hardships because of
‘the cuts, said Laura Richard.
‘son, who runs the service,

any
forced . into :homes.

“intermediate, care: facilities)

because ‘of the cutbacks in

paint -was' poured over a
seven-metre-tall Soviet’ war
memorial in the main square
of the Polish city of Lublin on
Saturday.

Solidarity union leader
Lech Walesa, who was in the
city, called the’ act a “pro-

vocation,” and sent workers .
World. War Munument ‘of ':

to clean up the mess.

“We are Roman Catholics,
and as such we. respect
monuments erected to com-

memorate the dead,” Walesa
told a rally in the stadium in~

Lublin, 170 kilometres south-
east of Warsaw, -the state
radio reported.

“He condemned “all provo-
‘cation as a factor destab-

ilizing the already tense situ: ~

ation in the country.” He also
said that any attempts to link
the. independent union Soli-
darity with anti-Soviet acts
are false,'.the radio said.
“Somebody wants. to aa:

that: we continue to pour
paint on monuments, destroy
souvenirs of the Soviet army,
that we are biased against
the Soviet Union,” Walesa

othe radio said “that , be-
tween 10:30 and “12 aan.

“persons unknown" pur

white paint over the. Second
Gratitude on - Litewski

Square ‘in the.’ centre ‘of:

Lublin. It said that after-
ward, Solidarity members
went to the squre to “dem-
onstrate.their anger" and be-
gan cleaning up. the monu-
ment, aided by the city's fire
and ‘sanitation departments.

‘The incident was the latest
ina, reported series. of
anti Soviet acts Otier Bovict
war memorials in Przemysl
and Rynik have been targets.

The Polish media said, and:

dissidents have been re-
ported distributing * pamph-
denouncing the Soviets.

had: a
- director: Martin :Vanderpo!
Area I director John Voykin
anid Castlegar director Au

pet)

Pp 6 family. 01
cause: holy {relatives - wor!
and there is no one else todo’
i

can be’ discharged: from ‘the
ital-if they are

homecare program,

ve to spent ‘ant

occupy hospital bed for a”

“longer period if that assis-
tance. .was unavailable, :

Requiring ‘patients ‘to have’

“Tonger. stay ‘in, the hospital :

could. aff p hospital to.

atthghgh the -

there are oc-
cassions..when the demand
for beds is more than can be
accomodate
There: is a shortage. of
intermediate care beds in'the
area. The Castlegar, hospital
has 15 extended cara beds, all

to\hold at public meeting to
of reports

Rampi, the six-year-old: *eaving. the

ipped ore’ than’ 60 , ed. by. the h
ours inside a narrow muddy: ments: plobety

‘left futhe site in tears and went. - ure;

home as firemen place boards, unreasonable. . mount: to
over-hte mouth of a rescue. -kmortize, Pearce continued.
unnel: dug, parallel to the suggestion’ ‘was

well. : Senior ported by Martin Vander.
officials who had been sure: Area y. speech anil

left the sca!
After a brief rest, reseu

workers returned to the anda raise in utility rates of
nel and began digging agai 499 Per cent. ,

in an “effort to: recover ‘ the

, vising’ the resuce effort also” Lake), who said it fs the oxy

Hopes of bringing the boy’:
out alive were dashed when
‘the tiny ‘caver slithered 60 i
rhetres down the shaft in a We thank You; O God, that
futile ‘attempt: to. save the,
youth, trapped since Wed-

s nendey. ’

pied, and 20° bate ona--

assistal

Atnott said the homemak-
ers and the home'care nurs-
ing programs were set up to
encourage elderly people to
stay independent by giving
them assistance with thelr *
needs.
. But demands for the ser-
vice: have’ increased, now
people are expecting services
th was never any inten-
tion'to provide; and there are
questions: that, must “be an-
swered.

What is the definition of
needs, who ts responsible for
the elderly, who should pay

wi

Two construction compan- paying all‘the tmoney it owes
ies that worked on Castle-. them, for work done.
gar’s new water system have Lockerbie.‘and Hole has
complained’ to the city that placed \ builder's Hen on the
the general contractor on the. projec!
project is withholding part of It lezl situation be-
the payments for their work. tween the general contractor

Lockerbie ; and:, Hole, a. -and‘the city, sai
major” subcontractor on the “Embree,” chairmal
construction of the Meadow. . works ‘and "services. com-
lark and Park pumping sta- mittee, and the council mem-
tions and Boundary Electric, bers approved his recommen-
the company that ‘held the dation that the-matters be
electrical: subcontract, have. referred to the city's lawyers
accused D.C. Festing of not and its onaingere: nS

jpecial Bi
ithorities, identified
Marcus Simon Sar-

” Weat Kootenay Power and
Light is appearing before the
Labor Relations Boar
morrow, where it intends to

seek an. injunction ending a -
Dehcir stoppege unionized,

"ne hearing d is set for
Monday afternoon in .Van-
-couver, said :Jack Fisher,
WKPL's public relations
manager, on Friday. :

The company had an in-

; formal meeting with the LRB
Thi

ursday, he added. .
‘The compaiy’s employees,

id 65 members of the Office and
‘Technical, Employees Paton |
and -200- members jof* the:

International Brothérhood of
Blectrlcal : Warkers,, have

n off the job since Tues-
a rafter’ -60 IBEW. members
. walked off. the: job .a- day,
earlier to proteat the suspen-
sion of an. employee.

Fisher said negotlations
for a first contract are con-
tinuing between the company
and the ore but he re-

the issue that

“Negotiations | are con!

ing in‘apite of other, prob:
lems, but, what. happens: in.
the bargaining. ‘sessions is not
being released, he said.

. The work stoppage began
Monday after WKPL sent an
employee home when he re-
fused to operate 8 company

« howers, Hons: will remain.
» Juneetiied; Highs of 16* with over
inlght fows around

P
the Insurance Corporation of:

“B.C, OTEU, certified employ:
ees are ‘on atrike against the ~
- insurance company, atid: the

B.C. Federation of Labor has
placed“a hot" edict ‘on: com-.
meéreial license plates

by the corporation manay

“10s ‘ANGELES (AP( = A.
Pan American’ Airlines :747

fetliner: en’ route, to“Paris,,

with 899° passengers . and:

crew returned safely to Los:

“Angeles International ~ Air-

Port on Saturday after losing’
‘. an: engine? cowling during

takeoff.
The pilot turned the. plane

“around over the Pacific ocean

‘after the mishap and made a

safe landing35 minutes later,

officials said,

“There were no injuries to

those ‘aboard Pan American
ght 114, and all the :trav-.

“elera ‘were accommodated ‘on.

other: flights with” only’ a

“slight delay, ssid Pan: ‘Amri-

ean spokesman Beb Joyce.

“The cowling door on the’

number one engine fell off

: trict office walked off the: int aes

in protest, and the’ fob‘ action -

“other Offices Next day: ©
‘The company: considers the

alrport
end-of the runway,”. 9
‘sald. “The pilot lost hydraulle ¢
the ‘door -fell

‘fuel | for‘an et lergoncy land-
ing? z

i eae said the ‘acéident
caused minor damage to the
jet’s wing. %
He ssid the. cowling doors, :
are opened when mechanics, *

: work on'the éngine and then:

closed to seal up the engine.

He said Pan: American offi.

cials would investigate to see

if the door had: accidentally:

been left’ open. -
The Federal ‘Aviation ‘Ad:,

ministration ‘also will inves-

tigate the matte

duty officer. said. |