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Support the Castloger
_. Platriet United Way

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH. COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER.20, 1977

BeBe: .

25 CENTS.

Could Reduce Construction Delays.

rough a ftreteh a old high: .

it: 12 ‘years, will-be of
similar ‘Importance’ to the de-

” the:: ‘Sano Chamber of

merce, :

i Wilt Dorey tald the Castle:

‘gar News this week the gix-mile
tion of road’ which formerly

‘served as.a highway, Hatwreen

‘Salmo and all eould be use

‘to ‘temporal rid;

‘onstruction oe he: Meadows

Siding end of the final 6.25-mile,

vsection ‘of the new’ highway.:
“With alittle upgrading
id improving this could be the

‘approach to the new highway,”

she sald. “You could ome in

‘from either the, west at “Pine .

< Springs ‘or from. ‘the east at

ng ‘sugges
ing the highway
2 early with only a gravel surface

government: in October ,

964 with only a gravel surface,
He’ said the highway,
ich has been scheduled f

the ‘David Thompson : Univer: °
sity. Centre for the 7

to the development. of Castle:

“It's very: important to the
* people of this area,” he said.
“Both to the people who attend
(Selkirk College and the people
who use Castlegar Airport.”.
+, He.said a highways. minis-
try district engineer from Nel-
son will inspect the older road

in the near future and consider

the feasibility of the proposed
detour.

Dorey said the *.Salmo
chamber is. waiting to hear
Highways Minister Alex Fra:

", ser's reply to a'letter of query

from ‘the City: of | Castlegar
before supporting the city’s
’ Fequest for speedy completion
of the highway.

A) letter: from Castlegar
> eity council,’ which gained. the

“. Regional District of Central

Kootenay board’ of directors’
“support in urging early com-
‘pletion of the highway, suggest-.
‘ed bypasses similar to the one

of Salmoas it will be.”

| aa Detour Route

Kilpatrick

The of an al-

Creates Vacancy;

d she will seek reelee-

derman with'more than a year
remaining in his two-year term
created another available seat
this week in the Nov. 19 mual-
cipal election.

| City clerk Barry Baldigara,
returning officer for the elec-
tions, said because of Ald. Brian
Kilpatrick's resignation a seat
with a one-year term will join
the positions currently held by

* Mayor . Audrey Moore, . Ald.

- Ferguson and Ald. Andy Shu- ,
“tek on the ballot. :

Albert Calderbank, Ald, Dave

Kilpatrick, appointed to a
two-year term as alderman
after there were insufficient
‘candidates to fill two vacant

aldermanic posts, in last Jan-:

uary's municipal. byelection,
told the Castlegar News Mon-

. day he resigned because ‘of a

lack: of available: time to carry

; out his ‘duties on’ couricll.

| Artist’ Concpion of nina New 2 Milos Sater Feed Fast Os WH bP

_ Official Lnougurain of Cominco’s $425, ‘Hoderizatin ization Plon

Comineo's $425 million
modernization. and ° expansion
program at Trail and Kimber-
ley: was formally inaugurated
Tuesday: when ‘the’ company's
group ‘vice-president at: Trail,

Economie Development’ Minis-:

ter “Don * Phillips-tinveiled “a

“commemorative plaque at. a:
Juneheon held ‘at Tadanac. :

shows. an iticrease of eight

students over the total shown

fm

“excellent”, meeting with the
pee Mayor Audrey’ ‘Moore said

he
ment ‘body. examining’ applica
tions fe industrial develop-
din} uifed

‘A population increase in
Valley. has won Aréa;

cipal * ‘Act* the area, -whicl j

“according to figures released
i ipal, affairs: ministry.
w: has.a population .of 3,508,

és BA pment Cor- ‘
poration off eked for maps.’

di lun-
cheon guests, including com-
pany’ personnel, B.C. Develop-
ment, Corporation: “directors,
community, leaders, wares bi

. AV. (Mare) ::Mareolin, “and

“When: the’ company an-
nounced the program in April,
he ‘added, what Cominco had
then “was‘a detailed: concept,
not: the structural blueprint"

Phillips ‘called Tuesday “an

sRistoric ‘day . “a great’ move...
forward in the ¢ scones, of our :.

province.” Bey

Thi ‘minister, “pepe
confidence * that, “with | hard
work, and °a, ‘little’ ‘common
sehse,-we can take this: pro-

'y Work Is Now

500,000. tons per year. ‘of lead
and zine, said Marcoliti, and the
resulting ~ plants © “will . rank
among the finest. and ‘ most

“You have to have the time
todo the job properly,” he said.

+ “And-I don't feel I-have. the

time.”

Seeking reelection is Fer;
guson, who- joins air traffic
controller Jim Gouk—an’ un-
successful candidate :.in - last

year's election—in the: alder-;

manic race. Neither Shutek nor

Calderbank have filed nomina- ~

tion papers, although Calder-
bank has indicates, he will seek

vince into a‘more:
period than’. we have ever
known." g

Company plans are’ to.

‘expand ts < ‘Trall capacity ‘to,

end of. the city wi
included in’a boundary ‘exten-

sion proposal tothe ministry. of: sai

‘He aware
that the’ present site is'a:little’? Bike
companies have found suitable |.

cramped © for< further expan:

» sion,": Moore sai

“We've been respond

facilities. elsewhere, they were
all “it

modern. wh in the,
world.” Bt.

He said there will be about

350 people. ‘working on various
aspects of construction by: next.
-isummer‘and that construction
and engineering avages in the
$150: million - will

low ‘into the: econ-

jobs plus :150'e:
gineering ‘jobs has bee

2) te: who has not; yet
has also

att responsibility ;
management of David
Cel

tion.

Baldigara said . Tuesday
there have been no nominations
for the position of Castlegar
director,’ currently held . by °
Moore, on the Regional District
of Central Kootenay board of
directors. Election to a city
council seat as well as to the
board is required to allow a
candidate to assume the RDCK

post,

The city has received. no |
nominations for the two seats :-
currently held by city trustees
Anne Jones and Pat Haley,on
the School District No. 9°:

~ RDCK planning technician

Gordon Isherwood, returning
officer for’ elections in rural.
parts of the district, Tuesday
said Area H. director Norman
Brewster had filed for re-elec-
tion. z

Incumbent Area J director
‘Martin Vanderpol had'not yet ~
filed ‘but. had. received’ his.
nomination papers, Isherwood
said. "

* In-School :District No. 9
rural elections, secretary-trea-
surer John Dascher this week -
reported no nomination papers
have: vet: been filed: for the,
positions currently ‘held® by:
Area I trustee Sam Konkin'and
Area J trustee Bill Gattrell.

Although they had not'yet
led nomination’ papers, Jones

(continued on. Bag

ig: parking
-- on alot next door to Silvester

Food Mart erroneously. identi-

fied the owner. of the property. fe

“The < letter, : quoted, ina

: ‘story in ithe ‘Castlegar “News. °:
last ‘week, was sent to council : [

by ‘the United Brotherhood ‘o!
Carpenters | and: Joiners ane

ing with (the BCDC) for about a,”

year-and-a-half- and. he's ‘the

first ‘member of that’ adminis:

tratio to come'to the city to
ind

planning technician Baeee f:
* with Trail nt ‘heavy: industry

and_ Nelson is more of an’ ad-::
+ ministrative’ centre,

hoff, who also met.
7 Said Jobb

distribution “area, : Swetlishoif
said. He said the city:is suited;

‘We're enteally I

garten  atuadenta: Monday. 4 Pro

en two oles onthe

it“had' done for’ the’ previous

isolates them from

eh population” aati

1976, popul
Te}

told the delegation families in’:
ther. parts of the district have 3

: Teante Webster, commented

net, sala of its pean
boundary extension. <>
*“We've only got two blocks
on’ Sixth “Avenue: South right.
now,” he ‘said. . ie

“The Schoo! Diatriet: No. 9
board‘ of trustees is’ awaiting:

~ legal opinions and B.C. School.
Trustees et policy on.

ship‘of the property 6G
Agencies.

In fact, says Cooper Agen-
cies, it. "de jot now, nor: has

~~ ever owned, this parking lot.”

tweeks to. “Tenet the.incident.

3.’ ‘We should have’ received
a report the next day,” he said.
oo The: board ; ird ;, approved - re-

‘sault on?a » stanley Humphries

“Secondary School. teacher last

‘month :during an: extra-curri-

‘Trustees were told Mon-
day ;that. the board’ had com-
plied with: principal. Loch Far-

rell’s request on behalf of the

Stanley. Humphries teachers to

hat city, children, often walk to. i

nd from ” school ‘without’ the

is that ‘ ‘secretary-

* treasurer John Dascher discuss

the board's liability ‘with’ the - +

Stanley: Humphries’ staff ‘after
receiving. the. BCSTA’ opinion,
and that it‘assume the cost for

tee.

‘City trustee’ Anne Jones,’ van

lawyer, said her own’ personal

p opinion of :the situation was?
“that the teacher, whose name
was not released, could not sue.’

‘protected under. the: ‘Workers’
Compenantict ‘Acts?!
Board