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COMMUNITY

Bulictin Board

TRAIL AND DISTRICT BRANCH OF THE CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
Welcomes Joan Johnson, R.N. of B.C. Division, CDA, at the Waneta Plaza on
Seturday, May 5 from 10-3 p.m. with the Diabetes Care-A-Van ond special
meeting on Monday, May 7. 7-9 p.m. Greater Trail Community Centre, Room
305. Refreshments 2/35

GIANT GARAGE SALE
South Slocan Hospital Auxiliary, May 5, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May 6, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Kosiancic Farm, Slocan Valley, Fire No. 2173. Donations welcome. 359-7621
359-7739. 2/3!

CENTRAL AMERICAN UPDATE

Day Long Conference. Saturday. May 12. Sponsored by local Central America

Support Groups and the West Kootenay, CUSO Committee. For more infor
mation or to register call Ann 365-5077 or%ue 365-60:

LADIES’ AUXILIARY TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION No. 170 SPRING TEA

Seturday ‘May 12 at 1:00-3:00 p.m. Bake table, sewing table ond White
nt table. Raffle and door prizes. Admission $1.00 and everyone
2/36

#3 of Castlegar and District non-profit organizations « may be listed
here. The first 15 words are $5 and additional words are 25¢ each. Bold faced
words (which must be used for headings) count as two words, There is no ex

econd insertion while the third consecutive insertion is half
ive insertions are only half price for the
= is for one, two or three

days for Wednesdays paper. Notices should be brought to the Castlegar News
at 197 Columbia A)

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

; DEWDNEY
TOURS —

1355 Bay Avenue, Trail
Call: 1-800-332-0282
West's Travel 365-7782

Musical
cleanup
crew

u th

and businesses. The senior

senior band
crake Foc nic Festival in Vemcoyver on May Fond Yes fonds rleed the
will go travel and

Forest Week underway

The 1990 National Forest Week
kicks off today...

Across B.C. more than 120 com-
munities are coordinating public
events to celebrate the role of the
forest in our lives. The size of B.C.’s
National Forest Week campaign ¢x-
ceeds all other provinces. The British
Columbia Forestry iati the

says

Bob Cavill, president of the British
Columbia Forestry Association, says
forests provide important wildlife and
fisheries habitat, a vast wealth of
wood products, excellent recreation
opportunities, domestic cattle range,
quality water supplies and a variety of
other i benefits. This forest

provincial sponsor, is currently
working with communities across
the province to ensure that B.C.
retains the targest National.-Forest
Week program:

This year’s theme, Living Forests .

. Giving Forests; enables local com—
munities to recognize the diverse
benefits that B.C. residents receive
from forest resources, a news release

diversity is fundamental to B.C.’s
economy and lifestyle.

“For the first time, the initial day
of National Forest, Week has been
specially dedicated as Arbor Day by
the provincial government,”” Cavill
said_Arbor Day encourages a variety
of community groups to participate in
projects which relate to the importan-

ce of trees and forests, he said. Tree .

planting ceremonies are planned in
many communities.

Meanwhile, the District of Chet-
wynd has been declared the 1992
forestry capital of Canada.

community relationship and depen-
dency on forest resources.”

‘As the 1992 forestry capital, Chet-
wynd will host, throughout the year,
many = speci activities and

The B.C. Forestry
made the announcement on behalf of
the Canadian Forestry Association
following the recent decision of the
national selection committee in Sault
‘Ste. Marie.

“We're very proud to have the

the award was initiated in 1979, this is
the third year that the capital has been
located in our province. The District
of Chetwynd will provide B.C. with a
great opportunity to illustrate the

D'Arcy critical of
‘out-of-touch’ feds

By JOHN CHARTERS
In a strongly worded address to
the Castlegar Rotary Club on May
1, Rossland-Trail MLA Chris
D’Arcy attacked the federal
government in provincial jurisdic-
tions, federal politicians who are
“out of touch’’ with provincial
and local concerns, and endless
and extremely expensive studies
which produce mountains of

paper and minimal progress.
Governments have a respon-

GARDEN PARTY
BENEFIT
Thurs., May 17

7 p.m. Exhibition Centre

WINE TASTING BY
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SILENT AUCTION
OF FINE ART WORK
Tickets: $20

Phone: 365-3337

YELLOWSTONE NORTHWEST

BLACK HILLS COACH & RAIL
June 12-25, 1990 Sept. 16-27, 1990

urely tour of spectacular Take a ride into the post! Visit
World's first national park mining towns, ghost town and
historic Barkerville. Travel through

monuments of Mt. Rushmore; enjoy
Gn evening ot the Black Hills

Play; travel through
Glocier National Park on the
“Highway to the Sun.” SENIOR
DISCOUNT.

*1219

scenic North Cascade Highway
View the spectacutar Grand Coulee
DISCOUNT.

*1027

“All prices based on double occupancy.

ALL TOURS, NON-SMOKING ON BOARD COACH.

CALIFORNIA SUN
AND GOLD TOUR

Oct. 14-29

down the spectaculer

‘out
Danish Village of Solvang; spend o
couple of exciting seve in

i the

i ico:
Fabulous Los V.

4 of the W. home

" Bi it Little Ci in the
World”, Were, Nevodo x: miss
your days in the Sun

sibility to the taxpayers not only
-to govern but to be seen to govern
with decisiveness and clarity, keep

of

are fram the service fields or are
self-employed and are unable, un-
willing, or both, to face the

of ind ies such as

priorities clear,
authority clearly defined in min-
d and act with fiscal respon-
sibility, he said."

With elections in the offing,
however, there is a tendency to
favor making friends and influen-
cing people in preference to
making hard- decisions, D*Arcy
said. Unfortunately, too many of
our representatives in government

Job file

ee of these ae other job oppor:

"rll Camese ionployrmont Contre
835 Spokane Street
Phone: 368-5566

A Paving Contractor needs ticketed
Flag Persons for a one month job. $7 to
$8 per hour. (Order 1480) |

Sewing Machine rators ore
needed firm.
Will train Tuitable oppliconts. (710)

openings exist in Trail ond
coaegen

Costlegar Shop needs o

that now being faced by Ceigar
Pulp Co., the MLA said.

The proposed Ceigar expansion
is a project which is vital to the
economy of this area, directly and

and the pany has

on the forest,

“Planning has already begun,”
said Betty Deck, co-ordinator for the
local Economic Development Com-
mission, “‘involving the full range of
community groups with the aim of in-
creasing public awareness of the im-
portant role of forest resources to our
lives."*

The forestry capital award is awar-
ded annually to a community which
demonstrates interest in the project,
initiative and a high level of reliance
on forests.

Literacy
meeting
scheduled

Project Literacy West Kootenay
will hold a meeting in the
Castlegar Public Library on May 8
at7 p.m.

All directors and prospective
tutors are invited to attend.

Speakers experienced in literacy
tutoring will address the meeting
and discuss strategies for attrac-
ting learners to the program.

put forth strong in good

faith, yet the entire operation is
bedeviled by indecision and delay,
D’Arcy said. It is time for gover-
nment and citizens to take strong
and positive steps and get the
project going while there is still
time, he added.

His address was warmly ap-
plauded and the chairman, vice-
president Don McDowell,
congratulated D’Arcy on his
vigorous stand and assured him
that he had the full support of the
Rotary Club.

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THE SIMONENS and hachofts are

Kalesnikoft Lumber Co. Ltd.
NOTICE OF
OPEN HOUSE

F.L. A20194 — Arrow T.S.A.
5-YEAR DEVELOPMENT
PLAN REVIEW

Date: Wednesday, May 16
Time: 12:00 -8:00 p.m.
Place: Castlegar Legion
Hall

Province of Ministry of
British Columbia Environment

happy to announce the morriage bf thelr

children Steven and R The wed-

ding took ploce ot he home of the bride
on May 5.

such ojo

Also for the aa cards of blessings and
good wishes. We shall remember your
thoughttuiness for years to come. “
THE KINNAIRD WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
would tike to thank the following
businesses for their help in making our
conterence o success: Just y's,

jeway, Centrot_F

masave, Carl's Drugs, West Kcoreniey
Wholesale, Bonk of Commerce, Super-
Valu, Plaza y Bakery, Dairy Queen,

ONG Corner, ‘fotrlines, B.C. Tei, 7
Post. /%

in Memory of mother and grandmother
BETH ROGERS, May 2, 1989

We mourn your loss

And miss your smile,

And our little talks

Branch

APPLICATION FOR
A PERMIT UNDER
THE PROVISIONS.OF

4 THE WASTE —
MANAGEMENT ACT
(Air)

THIS APPLICATION is to be filed with
the Regional Was!
, Nelson# British Columbia,

‘Any person who may be adversely
ed by the discharge or storage

3 (a) oF publication,
display under section 4, write
manager stating how he is affected.”

£— The purpose of this op-
plication is for an air discharge from
acyclone

1. We, BSB Seventeen Enterprises

Columbia Ave., Castiegor, B.C. VIN
2W9, hereby apply for a permit to
discharge or emit contaminants from
‘@_remenvtacturing plant located at
Brilliant and give notice of ap-
plication to all persons affected.

2. The land upon which the treat-
ment works will be located is Lot A,
D.L. 4598, Plan 17440, Kootenay
District.

3. Lad discharge will be located at
Brilliant.

The rate of discharge is (dry
base) Maximum 10 m?/s; 8 hrs/day;

in Toving memory of @ deat mather ond

Average daily (based on
operating period): 5 m°/s

who passed away vey Ay 1983.

Beautiful memories are wondert

They last through the longest doy 7.
lost.

never wear out, never get

wen
To others a port of the pas
Bot tous who loved you ond lest you.
Your memory will ahvoys Tost
Loved and rem: ed always by the
Negrave and Karakoff families.

period during which the
contaminants will be discharged is 8
brs./day, 5 days/wk

5. The characteristics of the con-
taminants discharged are as follows:
6. The type of treatment to be op-
plied is 2 cyclones.

7. Dated this 17th day of April,’ 1990.
365-:

A new training course grad would be
considered. (1160

Smell Engine Mechonic Apprentice
opening exists. (127D)

Local Retailer needs an experienced
Supply.

CHRISTINA SANDS
RESORTS LTD.

Be part of
the biggest

he Fun!

Please mail your entry to:
Castlegar Festivals Society, Box 3001 :
Castlegar, BC Vine 3H4 Before: : May’ 20, 1990

te.

ou

“Your Charity of Choice™

vocansch and coucstion.
B.C. AND YUKON
HEART FOUNDATION!
Bor 023,
Contteger, 8.6
ene
Your Donation is Tox Deductible.

CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION in
Memoriam Donations, Box 1228
Rossland, B.C. VOG 1¥0 104 7*

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
memoriam donations information: Box
3292, Castlegar, 8.C. 365-5167. 104/23

2378. Contact person:
Bill Henne/Ken Sookero.

A copy of this application was posted
at the site in accordance with the
Waste Management Regulations on
April 17/90.

(i) SSE EY
NOTICE INVITING
APPLICATIONS FOR
WOODLOT LICENCE

498
Section 41 — Forest Act

Take notice that eligible and
qualified persons are invited to sub-
mit applications té the District
Manbger for a Woodlot Licence
Number 498 over an area which in-
¢ludes Crown lands located south of
Slocan City on the west side of the

1, Arrow T.5.A., Kootenay
Land District

A be received by the
District Manager, 845 Columbia

include a bonus

Upon evaluation of the applications,
the District Manager may approve
the Woodlot Licence for the eligible
eg raeygeertie — Considered to

le, or may ask the
peeves Pn jpn st applicants to
submit a tender and bonus, and ap.
prove. the tender containing the

ighest bonus offer

Application forms and further ap:
plications. maybe obtained from the
Regional Manager at 518 Loke Street,
Nelson, B.C. VIL 4C6 or the District
Manager at 845 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar. B.c_VIN IHS

Province of Ministry of
British Columbia Environment

Waste Management Branch
APPLICATION FOR
A PERMIT UNDER
THE PROVISIONS OF
THE WASTE
MANAGEMENT ACT
(Refuse)

THIS APPLICATION is to be filed with

the Regional Waste Manager at 310
Ward St. Nelson. B.C. V1L 5S4.

“Any person who may be adversely
attected by the discharge or storage
of the waste may within 30 days from
the last date of posting under section
3 (a) or publication. ‘service or
display under section

manager stating how nee otlected.”

PREAMBLE — The purpose of this op-
plication is for the disposal of wood
residue by landfilling and open bur-
ning.

1. We BSB Seventeen Enterprises

sons affected

2. The refuse-disposal site of op-
proximately % hectares will be
jocated at Lot A, D.L. 4598, Plan
17440, Kootenay District, which is
approximately 2 km. North of
Castlegar

of refuse to be
discher J Rill be industrial
4. The rate of discharge will be: 5
mm. Total annual discharge 1000 m
The operati which
the refuse will be discharged will be
8/brs./Day, 5 Days/Wk.

5. The composition of the refus

fs

Please recycle The NEWS

to be 100% wood was:

6. The type and frequency of treat
ment to be applied is controled open
burning and landfilling of residues
6 times/y:

7. Dated this 17th day of April, 1990.
Telephone No. 365-2378. Contact
person Bill Henne/Ken Sookero.

A copy of this application was posted
‘at the site in accordance with the
Waste Management Regulations on
April 17, 1990.

Births & Funerals

SIRTHS
To Anne and Bruce
jew Denver, a girl, born

EVANS/WARD — To Denise Evans and

Terry Ward, o boy, born April 19.

JACQUES/LeCOUFFE To Michelle

Comteae and Barry LeCoulfe of
, @ girl, born April 25.

JMAEFF — To Marj and Walter Jott of

Crescent Valley.o girl, born April

NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT OF
RECEIVER-MANAGER OF
A CORPORATION

We, COOPERS & LYBRAND LIMITED,

Province of British
Eolombte HEREBY GIVE NOTICE

1. We appointed Receiver
Manager of 315087 B.C. Limited,
dba The Hi Arrow Motor Inn, on
the 23rd day of April 1990.

tion NO. 901977, Vancouver

Registry.
DATED at Vancouver, British Colum:
bia, this 30th day of April 1990.
COOPERS & LYBRAND LIMITED

- MANAGER

1111 West Hastings Street
Vancouver: B.C. V6E 3R2
Telephone: (604) 661-5700
Attention: Gordon Zavediuk

LAKEVOLD — To Colleen ond Rick
wn May

Lakevold of Castlegar, « boy, bo
2

MULLALY
Ymir, a boy, born Apr

NAZAROFF

uZA “Ts Jo
Nelton, © girl, born April 26

THOMSON — Yo Nore ond Fred Thom
son of Nelson, @ girl, born April 27

VINCENT — To Rosemari and Glenn Vin:
cent of Nelson, a boy, born April 27

DEIKOFF — Polly De Detkot rel Pose. Crock
ikott i

died April 19 at age 56.
survived by

Creek; ind dou:
and Priscilla ot Salgny: daughter oa

Karina

Nelson; three prondchitdren Protons

and sisters-in-law Jack and Lola Nich.

throm mother Mary Nichvalodott “ot
Poss Creek; and mony ounts, uncles,
nieces and nephews.

LAMBETH — William James Lambeth, o

former Castlegar resident, died at 0;

79. Mr. Lambeth is survived by his wile

Mary; daughter and son-in-law Jane a:
Davie Burkmar of Mill

ter Sue
Lambeth of Calgary; two nenieaneren:

Poupore Improvement District

Annual General Meeting

Monday, May 7 — 7:30 p.m.

See Notice Board for Location

See you there...

nieces and nephews in B.C., England
‘and ‘Spain; and many other close
relatives in Alberta and England

To Cathy ond Jim Mullaly of
i128.

To Donne and Bill
Nazorott of Costlegar, a girl, born May
1

Jon onl Dovid Souza of

..,andall
should be well!

Yes, by 9.0.m, Sundays, you should
be enjoying your Sunday Costlegor
News

if you're not, we want to correct
the matter.

Ht you tail consietently 10 get your
Cootleger-stows we by 9 a.m

then and complain.

Call 365-7266 ond oxk for circulation.

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197 Columbia Ave. 365-7266

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INVITATION
TO TENDER

Interior Unit Painting
TOceupled Housing Units
Castlegor, 8.C.

SEALED TENDERS are invited for In-
vitational Tendercall No. 90/

Tender Documents and Bid Deposit
Instructions are available as of Mon-

Tenders wilt only be received ot
B.C.H.M.C. Southern Region Office,
290 Nanaimo Avenue West, Pentic
ton, B.C. V2A INS up to 3:00 p.m
Local time, Wednesday, May 23, 1990
and publicly opened at that time.

A SITE MEETING will be held for con:
tractors on FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1990 of
10:30 a.m. local time. Med? at Unit
No. 1, 1449 Arrow Lokes Drive
Costlegar, 8.

THE COMMISSION RESERVES THE
RIGHT TO REJECT ALL TENDERS AND

OWEST OR ANY TENDER MAY NOT
a BE ACCEPTED.

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