it was not ail

i: Herbison
launches

‘tour in. ‘Nelson
oh Nancy Maureen -Herbi-

Bcd 1900 winner af the Eck.

|. sponsored “’by ‘the.’
: School of Music,

2 Sople ~Carmen °

a young Canadian musician,
Herbison will, present : con-

Park reco

Fourteen recommenda-

TANS YTAIM,

tions, presented at Tuesday “elu!

night's council meeting have
been accepted by council.
These are as follows:

That the proposed park
classification system (park
standards) outlined in the
City of Castlegar Parks Plan
{policies and guidelines)
booklet be adopted as a
guideline for open space de-

- velopment in Castlegar.
* - .

That a five year de-
velopment plan based on
present and future needs in
park - space .be developed.
4nd such a plan give priority

Sead eneraieg fonrcall
‘par and schagh’ ‘sii eee
pared. | es x

*
3 That five per. cont 6Fine
"Mand in: any - -resideht eas
c@iviston; “ds dad:
Municipal Act, shales
cated to the city ablic
parppses‘or:casht dnjlieu-of if

; ment within

” be reviewed to determine if it.
is useable or if it has po- -

tential'as a park site.
. . Ld

» hardt-Gramatte aed tion,

bodllon 9 tour.

The soprano sal i

, present the first recital of her is
+: Eckhardt-G: Tour in

eRengh No. 170

{ ing.
Ope on 3 9. Mor

4
Se) ‘pen Oe

ee pres

‘Thursday at 7 pu
yeas 6:30) Yi m. L utire

nee

val of contemporary: wae

rt

on, held at the University

* Brandon, commemorates
te

Gramatte, . and
outstanding achievement by

‘As part of her award,

In provincial court’ Sept: ‘

16 David J. Hughes was fined
$76 or in default one day in
jail after pleadi

That -a fon
program for the downtown
core and major arteries into
the city be developed.

*. ‘. *

That all park dedications. .

from new subdivision ap-

provals be sanctioned by the .
Parks/Recreation Committee .

of Council.
* bf *

“ That a Parks Depart-

the Public

bdiv- i works Department be es-

ision, is toa cal Wepratide

to specific 2 proj-
ects.
*_ * «&

That the Planning De-
partment, .Works Depart-
ment and Recreation Depart-
ment jointly work on all park
projects and park develop-
ment.

*“ «8

That'the city continue to

an park, the city
will accept ‘cash in the
amount of five per cent of the
appraised value of the land at
the time of registration.
* * =

* That the Civic Property
Plan be reviewed and up-
dated. :

2 id
iat existing pas space -

“tablished for the mainten- —

ance of park space.
. . .

That a five year budget
for capital equipment acqui-
sitions be established.

. * ©

That the appropriate

sections of this report .be

bance.
* ole %

Wayne Nathan Zibin
pleaded guilty to a charge of
‘being a minor in possession of
liquor. ‘He was fined $75.
bien Safe ites ieee
., Gary Johnson was fined
$250 after pleading guilty to
a charge of driving without
insurance.

guilty toa.
charge of causing a distur: ©

Keith Halbauer pleaded
guilty to two ‘separate
charges. One of failing to re-
main at the scene of an ac-
cident and one for driving
without ,due care and at-
tention. He was fined $150
and $126 Resveevel

sees Makont plead-.
ed guilty to eight separate
counts; one of mischief to
private property, three for
causing a ‘disturbance and
four for breech of probation,
resulting in a collective sen-

_ tence of five months in jail.

/t Police Briefs

A New Denver woman,
Jean Belcher, has been
charged with failing to yield
following an accident Monday
,at..’ the

included 1 in the C
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The driver of the second
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7

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Schafer and Chester Duncan,
Riano accompanist for the
Canadian tour is Dianne.
Werner, a graduate of ‘the’:
University of Toronto, and
also the winner of a Canada
Council .grant for’ further -
study.

- Herbison, 23, is the
daughter of Hugh and Agnes
Herbison of Argenta. She
was born in Nelson and

BAM, sasarqobyzac! fan ay
+\.. Police report.the Belcher.
vehicle was west bound and
Hermakin east bound when
the Belcher vehicle turned

, left in front of the h v

School, Herbison, attended

Col-

vehicle resulting in an esti-
mated $3,000 damage.

: A. second . two-vehicle -
accident took place Monday

this one in the 900 block on

Columbia Avenue.

Police say a vehicle
operated by Laurie Grant of
Genelle was in collision with
another driven by Katherine
Salikin of Cregcent Valley.

\The Saliken vehicle had

_ stopped to make a turn off

Pai mennmacinan

Columbia Avenue when it
was rear-ended by the Grant
vehicle. Grant, who suffered
minor facial injuries. which
were treated at the Castlegar
and District Hospital, has
been charged with following
too close.

Total damages have
been estimated at $1, 200.

lege, Wael Laurier Uni-
versity in Waterloo, and the
University of Western’ On-
tario in London. She grad-
uated last spring with Hon-
ors in Voice . Performance
from the University of Weat-

. ern: Ontario.

In addition to the Eck-
hardt-Gramatte, Herbison
has won B.C. Cultural Fund
Awards for ‘five years and.
scholarships from the Van

* eouver Foundation, the Van-

couver Women's Musical
Club, and the London (Ont.)
Music Scholarship Founda-
tion. i

“Music and Modern
Times” continues next week
with concerts by Nexus, a
percussions ensemble from
Toronto, ‘John Celona and
Darrell Davore, and Fusion
five from Banff Centre School
of Fine Arts.

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at, Les Allen, safety com-
“mittee chairman, and George
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situations:
During the summer, a
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longtime’ auxiliary”
member, Margaret McKib-
bon, who left the Castlegar

area and is now residing in

Pe

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on the topic "Safety and Fire.

ocedures at the Castlegar’:
“and District Hospital.” They
‘reviewed different types of
fire extinguishers and their
special uses and also ex-
plained the function and pur.

_ pose-of the automatic fire

‘ doors located throughout the
Respite Also, théy explained

* The W.A. decided, dur-
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Conveners Julie Graham and
Patsy Popoff, along with.
other auxiliary members, will
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next few weeks on the or-

Forestry posts notice
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watershed quality through |

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Environment and local oper-

ators. A
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bed” because there is no
longer active logging in the

area. When a road is put to"

bed culverts are often pulled,
Special devices called water-
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locations: to divert, runoff ©

water from scouring and
eroding the road bed. Many
of these roads are sensitive
to wildlife and are built on
unstable sbils which cannot
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