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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 10, 1979

‘CANDIDATES °79

A News/Mirror Pre-Election Feature

cpntinued from Front Page.
government let a contract.
before it left office.

- He liats among his achieve-
ments his successful efforts,
alotg with Rossland-Trall MLA
Chris D'Arcy to bring about the

COLSON CONT'D

MLA says, “until it has a board
of governors simply to serve
the needs of interior post
secondary education,”

He says if the NDP forms
another government “I will see
DTUC turned into a rational

of on
the, Castlegar-Salmo highway

+; More tangible accomplish-
ments include several senior
citizens projects in the riding,
locating a timber supply for a
local sawmill to create more
fo, the government acquisi-
tion of Kootenay Forest Pro-
ducts and th of its

or else,”

Citing forestry as an issue
of particular interest to his
riding, he says he is convinced
more jobs could be created by
smaller, independent salvage
operators “going in and looking

after products that the majors
have overlooked.”

“If some of those little

work foree with investment
taking place in the riding.

«1 In addition to contributing
toXthe rapid construction of
regreation facilities throughout
the: -riding in his first term,
Nicolson says, he has fought
sinte his 1975 re-election for
auch facilities as the Crester-
anijes Workshop, completion of
Salmo and Creston Senior
citizens’ housing.

3 The NDP government an-
nounced plans to replace the
Taghum Bridge prior to its
elettion defeat, he says, as well
‘as improving various transpor-
:tation links “but there's so
much that’s unfinished as a
result of the changes in govern-

:mént policies.”
: » Environmental concerns
-rank high among election issues
:in Nelson-Creston, according to
Nicholson,
Constituents have shown
‘almost total " he

could just go in
there and yard those sticks out
of there they could go and cut
ties from them,” Nicolson says,
“ve seen stands of timber
burned in Coffee Creek just to
keep the independent cedar
salvages out of there. “There's
six- and four-foot pieces of clear
cedar that get burned up at a
local sawmill. They could be
packaged together and used in
products like cedar chests or
they could be finger-joined and
used for interior Ni

it was under renovation, He
said he paid constant visits to
the riding from Victoria.

“One of the things which
have been of concern to me
recently is that the diversion is
atill going ahead oh schedule. I
spoke only about a week and a
half ago to Charles Cancilla,
chief administrator of the Bon-
neville Power Authority,’ who
told me they've opened no
negotiations concerning the
diversion.

“The latest they had heard
waa that they could postpone
their planning by one year in
terms of anticipating the diver-
sion coming on stream in 1985
rather than 1984.”

“T also phoned Nigel Grant,
the project engineer,” he says,
“And he said it's business as
usual and studies are going
ahead. I understand surveyors
are out in the field right now.”

The incumbent Nelson-
Creston MLA lists

about the same number of votes
in the areas taken into the
boundaries,” he says, “I suspect
that if I was to compute the
percentage with the larger base
it might make a small change in
the percentage, but in terms of
the margin, there's a slight
Increase.”.

Noting the lack of a third
candidate, Nicolson says he is
confident the approximately
seven-per-cent lead he had over
Social Credit candidate Hank
Coleman in 1976 will widen as
Coleman runs against him once
more.

Up until the present that.
seems to be the trend,” he says.
“It's a matter of how hard we
work — if we don't work it'll go
the other way.”

Projecting results on a

broader scale, the incumbent

* MLA says he senses significant
gains by the NDP,

“J'm frankly having trouble
counting beyond the 25 seats I
think we should win for the 29
we need to win, but there are
just so many indicators of
discontent with the govern-
ment and a mood for change.”

LA ANDIDATES 79
A el ancy CONT'D: Feature

continued from Tike 84
and keep the public informed,
But I'm not the kind of guy to
stand at the plant gates ahd
hand out ‘Chris D'Arcy is a
great guy’ brochures, I am the

type of person for knowing the ©

background on issues, and if I
agree with what is “needed
there, working — with any-
body, Socred, Tory, New Demo-
crat — on things that concern
them and concern the com-,
munity.”

“I don't assume I'm a
shoo-in or I’m even going to get
elected,” he says of his expec-
tations for May 10. The public's
a lot more positive. There's
more people concerned about
the election but I don’t know
how that translates in. terms of
votes and I don't know whether
it means anything on a provin-
cial scale or not.”

“Nothing is ever certain
until the votes are counted,” he
says. “All I can say is that in

ment and food prices as major
provincial issues “but I think
the image of (Premier Bill)

The incumbent MLA sees
his personal selling points’ as
expertise and accessibility.

“I think that I do relate to
all kinds of people and I've
made myself available all over
the riding,” he says. “I think I
have a good record of helping

Bennett is asa “very,
very big issue.”

“You get some comments -

about Barrett one way or the
other,” he says. “But I've heard
so many strong condemnations
of Bennett that are coming
from people in the community
who are really mad. There is a

t of poli-
tical affiliation.”

These things range from
contacts I have which are

‘saya, to > exploration and mining
of uranium.

: “There are very few people
"1 know of who want to even
countenance the idea,” he says,

B.C. Hydro’s proposed
{Kootenay .Diversion “has
prompted a great number of
“people becoming very well
informed on the issue.”

‘ “Lay studies have been
done that really go beyond
some of the studies made by
B.C. Hydro, particularly as it
affects Kootenay Lake,” says
the Nelson-Creston MLA.

7: - The incumbent NDE can-

my
of people in the civil service and
co-operation and mutual respect
which has built up over the last
seven years,” AS
Responding to charges
that he has spent little time in
the riding, Nicolson says he was
unable to live in his home in the
riding earlier this year because

d hostility focussed
at Bennett the individual.”
Nicolson says the impact of
1978 redistribution — removing
Pass Creek and Thrums and
adding the municipalities of
Nakusp, New Denver, Silver-
ton, Slocan and Kaslo to
Nelson-Creston — “is going to
be about even, in terms of
votes,”
“We won in Pass Creek
and Thrums very heavily but
they're small and we enjoy

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Job File

Detaily of these and other
job opportunities are available
ats
Nelson Canada Employment

Centre,

514 Vernon 8.
Phone Sse S185
*

A Parte SMsnagec with
experience in logging and in-
‘fustrial supplies is required,
“(968)”

aie * .

A Travel Agent with mini-
mum ‘two years experience
domestic and international tra-
vel experience is needed. (361)

2 . e

A Licensed Real Estate
Salesperson is needed, (104)
+ °

Cooke are required in.

Nelson, Boswell and Salmo.
o # *

A Journeyman or Second-
year Apprentice Heavy, Duty
Mechanic is wanted in Nelson.
Welding experience ‘helpful.
(298)

s iJ s

A Bar Waiter/Waitrese is
required: in New Denver. Ac-
commodations can be arranged.
(358)

2 s *. .

Mature Lunch Counter
Persons are needed for part-
time work. (362)

. LJ .

A Mature Babysitter is
preferred May 18, 19 and 20 to
live in and take care of two
children.

* *

A weekend Relief Worker
with nurse ald experience is
wanted to live in Friday
evening to Monday morning.
Room and board supplied. (968)

‘ee 8

A Sawyer with experience
cutting railroad ties is required
for two months in Crescent
Valley. (312)

‘Tratl Frater Employment
635 Sram St.
Phone

. s *

A hospital in the West
Kootenay area’ has an opening
for a Psychiatric Nurse, Must
be eligible for B.C. Registration
ne rust be fully experienced.

. . .

Large employer in Trail
has openings for, DPW 1
. Welders. (144)

os 8 6 vi

Large department store in
the Waneta Mall has an opening
for a Manager Trainee. Start-
ing wage $4.16/hr. (270)

Oe eee

A hospital in the West
Kootenay requires the services
af an- experienced

Room Head Nurse.

(118)
ee

Large real i concern”

in Trail has an excellent oppor-
tunity for a B.C. Licensed Real
Estate Salesperson. (871) :

THE. gporTy ONES

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. Alnortherly flow of cool
air, combined with clear skies
gave the Kootenay region a
minimum temperature of -7.6°
.on April.1, which broke the old

daily record of 27.0° set in 1917,
Pressures began to drop on

-the 2nd and, for the next three
weeks, surges of cool, moist air:

kept mean temperatures and

CASTLEGAR NEWS; hada, Moy 10, ry

— Temperature Record of 1917 is Broken—

sunshine hours below normal

while, ri was above,
During’ the last » week,

however, a ridge of high pres-

days and ‘brought the mean
temperature up to .5° below.
the normal 8,6°, Sunshine hours,

also increased to a few hours:
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and Jacket needs.

MAY &
Trail Little ae

Bella Tire vs. Loca! 480
Eagles vs. Legion

Selkirk Senior Babe Ruth League
West Trail Blues vs. Beaver Valley — 4:30 p.m,

Castlegar Commercial League

Cotisch vs, CanCel at O —6
Northwest Homes vs. Kalesnikoffs at Inlan pi p.in.
Castlegar Cubs vs. Turbo at Kinnaird — 6 p.m.

MAY 9
Trail Little league

Kay Motors vs. Gyros
Elks vs. Kinsmen
Castlegar Commercial league
Kalesnikoffs,vs. Pass Creek at Tarrys — 6:30 p.m.
Valley Midgets vs. Playmor at Playmor — 6:30 p.m.
Nelson Men's Fastball league
Queens vs. Savoy’ ”

Grow League
Rex Hotel vs, Trail Tire at Butler Park
Genelle Snowtrails vs. Rex Hotel at Butler Park

MAY 10: ie

Grow League

Trail Tire vs, Castlegar Van Winkles at Kinnaird Park

Nelson Men's Fastball League {
Kelly's vs. Emory's
Savoy vs. Combines i
Trail Little League
Gyros vs. Kinsmen
Elks vs. Kay Motors

Castlegar Commercial League
ConCel vs. Valley Midgets at Ootischenia
Big Rock vs. Ootischenia at Inland
Selkirk Senior Babe Ruth nteague

Beaver Valley vs. Nelson — 5:30
West Trail Blues vs. East Trail Reds ge 15 p.m.

MAY 11
Teall Little teogve

Eagles vs. Bella Tire
Local 480 vs. Legion

MAY 14 .-

Selkirk Senior Babe Roth League
East Trail Reds vs. West Trail Blues — 8 p.m.

Trail Little League
Kay Motors vs. Eaglés ©
Bella Tire vs. Elks
Nelson Men's Fastball League
Kip's vs. Tudor...
Civic vs. Salmo
 GrowLeague -

Trail Tire vs. Rex Hotel at Butler Park

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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DUTIES: To teach courses In Production Selecta
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Ing August 6 and ending June 6, 1980. ,
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Music

Location: Nelson
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OUTIES: To teach Theatre courses (possibly first-
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1. INSTRUCTORS: One full-time short-term position

& starting August 1 and ending May 31, and one

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; DUTIES: Teaching to Include a oacasicn of:
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B74

Tuesday, don't you now spoil her?

broad range of abilities (e.9., music theory and
* didate is especially critical of

provincial education minister
Pat McGeer's handling of Nel-
son’s David Thompson Univer-
sity Centre, formerly Notre
Dame University.

- Reponding to McGeer's
recent statement that the
growth of degree-granting pro-
grams depends on the initia-
tives of the communities served
by’ DTUC, Nicolson says NDU
had. local initiative “back in
1950."

: “The university was start-
ed; and had its and

had its faculty, and it had its
programs,” he said. “It was a
viable size and I can defend the
anfount of funding it .was
getting in any department as
opposed to what was spent at
coast universities, including the
few enrolments in sciences.”

+ The latest problem arises
from the issuing of promotional
material for the campus in
April, he says.

2 “People are making their
cofnmitments long before that,”
he'says. “While I think it's good
they promote it province wide,
for this year it’s really going to
be: too late.”

: The DTUC will “never
reilize its potential,” the NDP

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Emory’‘s vs. Queens
Kinsmen vs. Local 480

Legion vs; Gyros

Castlegar. Cu

MAY 16

Savoy vs. Kelly's

Eagles vs. Elks -
Kay Motors’vs. Bella Tire

stlegdr Cubs at Kinnaird’ °

Selkirk Senior ecto Ru sth League
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Nelson Mon’ 's Fastball League

Trail Little League

Castlegar Commercial League
~ Turbo vs. Playmor at Ootischenia

bs vs. Big Rock at Inland
Valley Midgets vs. Ootischenia at Kinnaird

Grow League

Castlegar VanWinkles vs. Teall Tire yat Butler Park

Rex Hotel vs. Genelle Snowtrails at Butler Park
Nelson Men's Fastball League

Trail Little League
Castlegar Commercial League

Big Rock vs, Kalesnikoffs at Tarrys
Playmor vs. Pass Creek at Playmor

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(Qoice of the People 7

Editor, Castlegar News:

Concerning our much-
abused, mistreated and falsely-'
reputed natives.

We have a lot to learn from
the heirs and decendants of this
land who live in harmony with
nature, and they have a lot to
offer. If we are human beings,

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We take their spirit and.
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treating them as unwanted

immigrants, but show. respect:
for these honest, hard-working:

people which have earned their
place in our society.

Let ‘us not’ deny - their
privileges to this bountiful land.

Billy Carson
Grand Forks, B.C.

FORESTRY

Ing August 1 and ending June 30, 1980.

DUTIES: To teach fire control and forest fire simu-
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gram.

QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors degree In Forestry
plus several years relevant government or In-
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. Ing and experience to approximate a profes-

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2. INSTRUCTOR: Fuil-time Probationary. position
‘starting August 1.

DUTIES: To teach Surveying & and Drafting courses
In a two-year Forestry Technology program.

QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors Degree In Forestry
plus several years’ relevant government or In-

Ing and experience to approximate a profes-
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3. INSTRUCTOR; Potential poaltion. depending’ on
staff reassignment.
OUTIES: To teach Parks Planning and Drafting in a
two-year Wildland Recreation Program.

: QUALIFICATIONS: Relevant training at Oegree
tevel and several years’ practical experience.

4 INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT: Part-time (1/3-1/2
tlme) short-term postion starting August 1 and
ending June 30, 1

DUTIES: To assist with the operation of Forestry
equipment room and lab.

‘QUALIFICATIONS: Technical Diploma In Forestry
or related fleld, arid prior experience.

. * Apply by May 18

1, ‘INSTRUCTOR: Full-time short-term position start-

dustrial experience or, the equivalent. of traln-.

QUALIFICATIONS: Considerable experience In

field of P.E. and Athistics, good organizational
abilities. Graduation from related degree pro-
gram preferred.

STAFF
SYSTEMS ANALYSTS

1 FINANCIAL SYSTEMS AND BUDGET: Full-time
position for at least a two-year term.

OUTIES: To analyze the College’s internal and ex- -

ternal financlal reporting requirements and de-
velope a management information system to
fulfill those Fequlremente; to assist with the

to syatem.

quaLiniGatiorat “Recognized accounting degree
plus tralning In Computer Science and/or Sys-
tem Analysis; some experience in systems
analysis and conversion.

Salary In accordance with training and exper-
lence.

2. STUDENT RECORDS AND EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES: Full-time short-term position start-"
ing August 1, 1879 and ending April 30, 1930.

DUTIES: To modify current systam to handle addl-
ditlonal data elements, upgrade existing pro-
grams, analysis of student admissions and re-
cords syatem Including designing and docu-
menting a system to meet ‘selected needs,
analysis of syatem for financial awards pro-
gram, assisting rofe In the development of
educational service systems.

QUALIFICATIONS: Degree In Computer Sclence
and/or Systems Analysis plus prior related ex-
perience in systems analysis and conversion of
manual to automated systems; some direct ex-
erlence In student record systems would be an
asset.

© Salary and Benefits In accordance with Faculty Assoctation collective Screamer

Personnel" orties, Selkirk College, Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN aut
. Location of all positions is Castlegar (except as noted)

is NOTE: Most of above poaitlons previously advertised late March
; Selection of staff for above positions subject to funding approval :

COLEMAN
SOCIAL CREDIT
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