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Malcolm Ashford, executive dir- | The Pacific Rim Institute of Tour- ver,at the Harbour Centre complex, industry priorities for training and The job is made easier if he }?
ector of the Pacific Rim Institute ism was created in 1987 in response has as its specific goals and objec- education, and to operate a com: HAPPY or she doesn't have to make a |:
of Tourism (PRIT), will visit Nelson, to recommendations made in a white tives the coordination of the design prehensive resource centre. * second or evena third call. H
duly 6, to meet with area hoteliers, paper entitled “Tourism: The Quest and implementation of province- Creating an awareness of tourism 50??? Please consider your car- |:

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ators and others with an interest in in 1986 by the Provincial Tourism prog loped in Ps ism careers is an important aspect of
tourism. Advisory Couneil. with industry and educators. the institute, as is marketing the From the Sales Staff

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His visit is co-sponsored by Selkirk The mahdate of the Institute isto PRIT also seeks to coordinate with benefits of training to the tourist June 28, 1988 tied That's a Po H

College's Tourism Training Depart- coordinate the resources of industry, government, educators and industry, industry. Marketing British Colum- preciate it if you're ready for |:

ment and the Nelson Chamber of government and education to meet the delivery of projects such as bia programming to countries in the Rea ce them the first time they call. ]
the present and future training needs awareness campaigns and primary Pacific Rim is an additional objective

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“We are hopeful that area tourist of the tourism and h in- and dary school of the institute.
industry operators will take this op- dustry in British Columbia. In the area of research, it is PRIT’s Finally, the creation of an accred GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY
portunity to learn about PRIT and The Institute, located in Vancou- objective to identify future tourism ited ertification system that will Eesinecs te booming, full er Part-Time
understand how imporant it is that . recognize the efforts of graduates Distributors Needed Immediately!

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VANCOUVER (CP) — At least More than half the identified Institute's $400,000 annual budget. Pere ne Dorney Hs Menqoueyt BA. VOR.W9
four areas of the former Expo 86 site wastes on the former Crown land,
™ are contaminated with toxic wastes now owned by Concord Pacific De-
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town waterfront parcel could be af- corner of the 84-hectare site.
fected, a specialist in carcinogenic Concord, a consortium led by Hong
substances said Monday. Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, bought
The British Columbia government the land from the province for $320
faces a costly cleanup bill because million. Development plans include
some soil must be removed and 100-metre-high office towers, shop-
stored until it can be safely disposed ping areas, two hotels, a marina and

of, said Dr. David Boyes, chairman of 2,600 housing units.
the provincial special waste advisory Boyes said if Concord Pacific puts a
committee. park there — as current development
A plan to cap the contaminants plans indicate — more soil must be
s with soil has been endorsed by Kevin removed than jif it becomes a con-
. Murphy, president of the B.C. crete-covered parking lot.

DARRIN CONNATTY Enterprise Corp. But Boyes, who ‘The statements by Boyes are at
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“I don't like the idea of babies the land May 12, said company p hss
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deg ree Boyes said. deeply buried,” he said.

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Mildred Connatty of Castlegar re- i
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Science in Surveying Engineering at 1
the convocation ceremonies at the Arishenkoff
University of Calgary June 9.
Comatiy s a gradute of Stanky . Graduates
Humphries secondary school and ;
took part of his engineering course at _ Michele S. Arishenkoff, daughter
Selkirk College before attending the of Fred and Donna Arishenkoff of
University of Calgary. Castlegar, recently graduated from
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