AZ. castecar News, thursday, August 2, 1979

PSYCHOLOGICAL BA

rather than for something” . has

that represents a major

obstacle to electing Liberal

candidates, eh said, despite

the etforta by him and
the Ai and

Gordon Gibsoa “take a posi-

im the May

“Fie was running on the
ai ‘on

ens a
cchief with “an extreme right-
wing stance”

lection.

. un-
der Vie Stephens certainly
have not been a middle-

Castlegar and any
you're providing subject
‘availability to give them,” eity council's planning chairman

Combined with the $30,000 cost of the city planning
Gepartment, the cost of regional planning brings the total

left.
“In the final crunch it

toa special
situation within a riding,”
Tothill said. party

king
maybe can be adjusted,” he told the board. “I don't really care
how:

cost any taxpayer $8.90."

Brewater challenged the accuracy of the per-capita
average cited by Calderbank.

“This fictitious citizen doesn’t exist,” the Area H director

popular vote was captured in
the May 10 election by his
party — which has an

Present cost-sharing
Castlegar taxpayer pays three-fifths of a mill for

“Maybe planning,’
director said. “I don't know whether this is the
‘to make your final decision or not, but I would ask

i
i
i
i
i
gz

or a private residential citizen.”
1 mill primarily to look after the regiceal planning function,

ul

provincial mill on thelr general tax rolls for the in-house planning
“J
“If your assessment is $10,000 and you're levied a mill for

‘to pay
$10," she said. “And if he's levied six-tenths of a mill for
Fegional planning he's going to pay $6. So he's going to pay
$16."

with,

and I just don't see them as

having the financial savvy to
‘mat

hie
EEE
i

tHE

of
“You can take a whole burch of figures and you can rack function.’

0
what you want,” Area K. director A.A. Gustafson replied.

it “When you start coming right down to the nitty-gritty of the
whole thing, lf everyone pays the same thing there's no
argument.”

7 ily
be equally spread over the whole region,” the assistant

deputy municlpal affairs minlater added. “You can never,

‘she did not believe the city “should area.’
directors:

‘Moore told directors
be on trial” by the board. Instead,
“responsible position” in reviewing
finances, she said.

She agreed there was a close rela

should try to take.
planning function
it

Itis the voter's tendency between the
vote “against something

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growth of municipalities and planning in rural areas, but ab are

“But they still enjoy the benefits of the planning function
because of the general improvement that is going oa
throughout of better od that's

their fringe areas, be said. Regional planning allows an

‘area which “rather than being totally unplanned is planned to
‘some degree or another,” :

He said the RDCK could gain
from “having planning expertise in the

the region.”
But the assistant deputy municipal affairs minister said
could see the
ly.

benefits of « municipal planning “capability”
structured than the
w
overall planning function, he said, and
ities not wishing to

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Men:
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Detailed Info
On Refugees
At MP's Office

Kootenay West M.P.
Brisco advised last

writing his consti.
‘tueney alfice, located at 1810
Cedar Ave., Trail (telephone
964-1225) or his office at the
House of Commons.

‘On other recent develop-
ments, Brisco assi-
goed as a delegate to the
Canada-United States Inter-

Continued from Page Al
8 recommen-
it will go to
council for hundink ‘appro

wildland recreation at the
college.

currently in the

temporary
eurrieulm committee ro-
‘quested it be changed to an
‘ongoing course.

“Originally the intention
‘was to introduce the course
this fall, but since the com-
mittee'a request we have

the industry, allowing
the student to branch out if

“Students are required
to take some businoss
courses wl cover
many aspects of management

the tourist industry.”

Conference.

He

whe
Selkirk WY College

Selkirk College, a com;
located in ‘ot
‘applications for the position of Bursar.

the preparation of the ar
mately 7.5 milllon and provide
Feport to the College Board

i?
He?
i

ine
ia
Hath

i

plan,

Directore, the annual programs of the bookstore,

financial , purchasing, reekience

‘agement, food services and related programs. The

Bursar will provide overall coordination, ty
and assistance to Campus

Directors In the day-to-day operation of Administra-

thon Services.

wunicate,
positive and effective manner is essential. Some
sxperience (n the feld of data processing would be

The salary 's competitive and negotiable and is
Supplemented by an excellent benefit package.

In
Opportunity to forward a detailed resume in strict
confidence by August 24, 1979 to:

IRECTORY

Grallitutle in Payor

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ANGLICAN CHURCH
(Castlegar & Robson)

Rev. Desmond Carroll
965-2271

This Sunday
9:30 Eucharist

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1401 Columbia Avenue
‘Summer
9:90 a.m. in Castlegar
xcept
3rd Sundey in Robson
at 9:45 a.m,
Rev. Ted Bristow
965-8337 or 385-7814

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below Castleaird Plaza
Phone 366-6317

Service for July and
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inde: Sct
Worship combined,
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“With God all things are.
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Rev. Ed Wegner, Pastor
Phone
Val Leiding, Youth Pastor
‘Phone 365-4753
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH

1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
Saturday Services.

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405 Mapiest.

. Worship Service 9 a.m.
“Everyone Welcome"
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Ph. 385-3664 or:

Listen to the Lutheran

Hour Sunday, 11:30 a.m,
‘on Radio CKQR

ST. RITA'S CATHOLIC
Guinan

6:30 p.m,
Rev. Michael Wed., Bitto Study
:30 p.m.

Pastor John Hill
Church Office 285-3430

PENTECOSTAL
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Morning Worship

11am.
Evening Service
7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bibie Study

Ph. 365-7143
Saturday Night Mass

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7:90 p.m,
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:30 8.m.
Divine Service: ri
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10.@.m. to 12 Noon

Minister H.M. Harvey
Phone 365-3816 Call 965-7973 or 365-3763

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‘The boys enjoyed this craft,
as they could watch things
happening.

Jason Vergeghe and
Mark Rae were ho

was an award night for these
boys which the parents at-
tended.

‘The week-long camping
experience for our boys at
the Big Country Jamboree

Beavers Chart Their Growth

Keeping with the international Year of the Child

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