ptember 27, 1989

» VOICE“

Water users issue rights declaration

A declaration of water users rights
has been issued by the alliance of 13
watershed protection groups represen
ting over 1,800 members which met in
Creston on Sept. 16and 17

Representatives. from the West-and.
East Kootenay gathered to consider
anize toward the com
mon goal of the protection of the
watersheds in their respective regions,
‘a news release from the Slocan Valley

how to best or

Watershed Alliancesays
Bob Harrington, an environmental

consultant from , Gi B.C

was the keynote speaker on the first

ena Bay
day of the conference. He addressed
the impact man has had on watersheds
from his earliest involvement to the
present day
Harrington cited how increasing
human intervention, from the burning
forests in the tropics to the

North

clearing of forested lands in

America, is contributing
deterioration of the environment,
SVWA says

Harrin

ton cautioned those atten

at man’s impact has placed usin

Lynn

Art lovers

still have three days left to
artist Lou Lynn’s new
lery of

view Winlaw
sculptural glass work at the Ga
the Kootenays in Nelson

The exhibit Nelson

twalk, continues until Sept. 30.

part of

Lynn has worked with glass since

Committee
gets funds

The ¢
munity Futures Committee will
$214,017 to

entral Kootenay Com

receiv continue its

operation as a Business Develop

under Community
the €
Tom Siddon,

ment Centre

Futures, part of ‘anadian Jobs
Strategy minister of
and oceans has announ
behalf of Barbara Mc

minister of employment

fisheries
ced on
Dougall
and immigration

The Business Development
Centre has helped stimulate the
private sector to create permanent,
through
investment

long-term employment

business advice and

funds,"’ Siddon said in _a_news

release New and _ existing

businesses will be able to use the

centre’s services ‘which are
available immediately

The
munity Futures support in
November 1986. Finar

from the government for the c

area wag selected for Com

cial support
entre
isavailable for up to five years, the
release said

Community Futures is #eared to
workers in

helping communities

which have serious economic

problems but show potential for

growth

FERRON
performs Sept. 29

Ferron
to play
Capitol

Ferror rform at the ¢
Theatr NGA oo Et ta

for one on

apitol
Sept. 29
Tickets
Eddy
rs and A and A in Nelson.
yn ha
ongwriter for
tablishe
figure ¢ the
folk club:
from Oa
Shadow
acclaim
Billboard
provor

from ¢

yat 8 p.m
are $12 available at
been a popular
about 10 years
d herself as

singer
and ha a cult
feminist circuit and in
according to a news release

Her

met with critical

Production album
On A Dime
the release say

Magazine sai This
tive young

inger/songwriter

anada delivers one of the most

accessible, musically deft albums yet to

emerge from the women’s music
movement
that

to producer

a testament to strong

song sidestep proselytizing, and

and veteran perfo}

Terry Garthwaite, who enlists

snappy rock, jazz and pop players to

flesh out the song

the critical circumstances we find our
selves in today," the SVWA says.
“He contended that man will be th
next endangered species if we continue
along our present course.”

Ii the second hall of his presen:
tation, Harrington focused on’ the
ethics of man’s approach to his treat
ment of the Through
numerous documented references, he
has conducted
himself without due regard for the eco
system, the SVWA says.

environment

illustrated how man

The second day of the conference
developing
organizational methods to bring about
the broader involvement of water users
in the decision-making process, as
related to their watersheds. At this
time the Declaration of Water Users
Rights A network
of watershed groups was established
made for the for
relationships between

was devoted to

was hammered out
and plans were
malization of
those groups.

The general consensus of those at
tending was that much headway had

shows

1973 and since 1976 has shown in more
than 40 juried and invitational shows,
national and international, a gallery
news release says

Currently, some of her work is
while other pieces are
glass and aluminum. Lynn‘is regarded
as having an internationally unique
identity in sculptural glass, according
In 1987 she won a
third prize in Glass 87 in Japan, a
juried show in-Fokyo ineluding artists
from around the world. Her work is in
cluded in several distinguished collec

purely “glass,

to the news release

been made towards the formation of a
concerted force to monitor the use and
exploitation of watersheds, the SVWA
says.

The declaration
fottowing starements

includes the
Watersheds must be protected and
preserved, Water is the
basic elements of life and its quality,
quantity, arid timing of flow are essen
tial to all living things. All the peoples
of British Columbia and future
generations have an inherent and
historic first right to the use of water.

one of

And whereas Stéphen Owen, om
budsman for the province of British
Columbia, has identified in his Public
Report No. 15, that:

* The. development. and
management of resource use industries
requires clear legislative direction.

© All significantly affected parties
must the opportunity for
meaningful participation in resource
use planning and decision-making.

© This participation must be enhan
ced through access to all-relevant-in-

glass

tions including the Bronfman Collec
tion, the Xerox of Canada Collection
and The International Collection of
Modern Glass Art in Ebeltoft, Den-
mark, the release says.

This month, Lynn is being honored
at a dinner at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
The occasion is the
donation of a piece of her sculpture to
the Canadian Craft Museum by the
American Express Corp

She—is—scheduled_to_have_a_solo
exhibition in Washington, D.C. in
March 1990.

have

in Vancouver

formation, the opportunity to make
timely submissions, the right to receive
detailed reasons for resource use
decisions and the right of appeal to an
dependent, expert tribunal.

© Integrated resource management
requires accurate resource inventories,
clearly stated provincial objectives,
~local involvement in planning and
neutral environment impact
assessment
* Litigation of resource use disputes
can cause expensive, divisive and un
stable results which will increase con.
frontation in society

* Such disputes must be successfully
resolved through a consensual process
which involves all legitimate interests
and which recognizes the long-term in
terdependence of the parties

In keeping with those statements,
the alliance of water user groups says in
the declaration that until adequate
legislation and controls are in place,
they assume the responsibility to
defend the following rights:

* To “local control’’ in order to
maintain water quality, quantity, and
timing of flow.

* To acéess to information
* To have the provincial gover
nment supply ministries with adequate
budgets and sufficient staffing for
research, planning and ‘monitoring of

watershed activity

* And further, that the provincial
government facilitaté personnel to
work in the ‘public interest.”

To achieve these rights, the water
users:

© Request that the provincial gover
nment amend all relevant legislation to
protect water before, during and after
acceptable activities

© That_ municipalities and water
licensees be accorded veto rights over
resource development in watersheds.

* That the provincial government, in
consultation with all: parties, deter-
mine legal liability for all activities in
Watersheds

* Support the establishments of
local natural resource boards.

* The management plans be submit-
ted and approved by. local natural
resource boards before resource ex-
traction occurs on\private and public
lands in watersheds.

# Request that intervenor status and
funding be provided for public par-
ticipation.

September 27,1989 ET

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RITEWAY wood and coal stove $40. 399.
4386. 3/78

GIRLS Lange skates, size 2. excellent
condition. $40. 365-7382 3/78
4 SMALL friendly rabbits
laying hens, $15. 359-7193.
STAINLESS sink ond Peerless faucet $40
365-7945. 78
SIZE 12 girls Wifa skates, $40. 365-6207

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$5 each, 10
3/78

KENNEL, smoll srortable
used once $30. 365-6710.
TWO F78-14 Tires ae 359 7815.

Fibreglass,

365-77 ae
2 WORKING dryers $40. 365-6813. 3/78

BOYS leather skates, size 3 $45; boys
skiboots size 5, like new, $50; tub
sink/toilet, available approx. 1-2 week
October, $180. 365-3548 677
AMWAY guaranteed products with ser
vice to your door. Phone 693-2261
104/70
BEAUTIFUL wiener pigs, cheap. Also
have home raised pork and goat meot
359-7016. :
OFFICE DESK, steel reinforced, 2 file
s and other drawers. Excellent
jon, $300. 365-6472; 365-8260. 6/77

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365-2212 ttn, 89

HIGH CHAIR $15. car seat, $25. 365-3532.
3/76

NATIONAL Geographic magazines $2
per dozen. Hard cover youth story
books, 25¢ each. 365-5443. 3/76
SEARS Celebrity 12 manual typewriter
with correction, $40. 365-7270 3/76

e last one is at NO ADDITIONAL

18 LAYERS at $1.50 each. 359-7671. 3/77
BABY car seat, $10; child's car seat, $15.
Both in excellent condition, 365-7681

3/77
10 FORSYTHIA plants 50¢ each. 365 one
after 4 p.m

P ts & Li sti i

SENTINEL BOARDING KENNELS is now
ottering full-time grooming by
professional groomer, Tammy Turner
Phone 359-7433. 6/76

Dog Pellets ss. 209
Cat Food 77s

ARROW BUILDING

Castlegar, 365-2175 © Trail, 368-5311

MINIATURE female Daschund, purebred,
tully housetrained. Preter older couple
Needs lots of attention. 365-6883. 7

DOG FOOD SPECIAL TRAINING AIDS
b $s DOG TRAVEL
oe. _31h 90 | 008, TRAN
SHWARZENBERG KENNELS
365-5104 * 365-5464

HIMALAYAN cats for sale, Blue and
Sealpoint, pet quality. 365-6549. 6/73

INTERNATIONAL
K-9 CENTRE

Certified Dog Groomer
CHRISTINE CROSS

* Free Gitt for each
dog groomed!

% Enter to win @ Wood
Burl Table
Drew Date Dec. 15

‘OR APPOINTMENT OR INFO

PLEASE CALL CHRIS AT

Gs 399-4121

For Rent

MOBILE home with addition (1,300 sq
ft.) c/w, 2 Bdrms., 1'2 bath, fridge
stove, woodstove, air-conditioning
double garage, woodshed, garden, fruit
trees, large fenced in lot. Available Nov
1/89, $350/ month. 365-6898. 6/78
CENTRAL LOCATION 2 bedroom apt
triplex. Carpeted throughout, tridge
stove. Mae 365-5312 tin 78
SPACIOUS one-bedroom bdsemen!
suite. Ideal for single person. $300
utilities included. Some furnishings
available. Call between 6

p.m. 365-2204

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

Large 2 and 3 bedroom units with lots
of yard. Possible subsidy available
Small pets welcome on approval. Ot
fice open 2-4 Wednesday or leave
message

Ph. 365-2677

PARK
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PONDEROSA MOBILE HOME
Beautitul spacious pads in Robson
us about moving costs. 365-3353. |
close in
352-7774

tfn/70

FURNISHED botchelor suites
Utilities included. $235. month.
evenings, ask tor Ray