OTTAWA (CP) —‘An ‘ar.
bitration board has ruled that
‘Treasury Board has the final
say ina contract dispute with
6,000 public servants as long

wage-restraint bill ie in’ ef
fect,
/The Public Bervies Staff

Relations Board’ has ruled
that it has “no authority oF.

jurisdiction” to step in be-
cause of the law which re-
stricts ‘collective ‘bargaining
and Umits wage increases of
federal employees to six and
five percent for two years.

‘Before: the: ‘government
passed its ‘a ‘either party

“could request arbitration’ if
negotiations reached an im-:

passe. Under the new law
that option has been elim-

inated, the board ruled.
as the federal government's :

‘The 6,000 federal employ-
‘ees are among about 30,000
“persons caught without ‘a
collective agreement when

Public Bervice
Canada —, has not decided: wage:

Wyllie said ‘the union’ the ig 80:
appointed because the ruling determine get rd

the g

i sial bill” became law last

‘month. ‘The |25,000-member.
public administration : group
has'taken its case to a con-
ciliator.— but Treasury.
Board also has the final say in
that dispute.

‘The union representing the.
‘group —the ATG COT menor:

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Robert Cousineau, a seni
department lawyer, sai
promises reflected ‘Treas

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pers’ strike aeestine .
ico's plunging economy swept

the nation address to Con-.’andithey sckuor edged they:
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EYESIGHT,
ry tries

tion Eyesight ‘Universal.

Jenkyns of Calgary tpld & ga-"

thering at’. the Castlegar
United Church Sunday.", >
.Jenkyns,: president’ of ‘the

fearing, food shortages | and leaders ¥

{ atill-higher prices. Pe
The. consumers’ boyeatt would: counter some’ of

was ‘called. for in’ unsigned: uncertainty - and‘: rumor:

number of Calgary business-

“men launched | the® work: in

“Housewives, let us unite... Migueal de In Madrid, a.

to. protest the. country’s ar year-od _Harvard-train
alarming situation,” the | P

lets said. “Let us protest by: president Dee. 1, for a six-

year term., The’ constitution

_ Lindsay:
' feature =
“speaker |

Marina’ Janet, president: of

the Mexico City Chamber of

‘Commerce, told reporters.”
be’ After four. years “of in-

Place at 6:80 p.m. Dr. Lind:
say is now the president of

creasing prosperity, the bot-
‘tom fell pe io the economy as
world: market | prices began

1 Tuesday,

hence, students enrolled in Sin

; at sey Reo

B. Elementary Schools

All’Elementary schools in the District willbe in operation on Tuesday, 4

September 7, 1982: This
, teachers. Morning bus runs will be i

day. is NOT on:“In.Survice Di

said ho and\a

youngsters during

Operation Hyosight lin

‘ the hospitals in the 16.c coun-
d‘ sight

seas, Jenkyns was.in Costlegar ‘over the ¥
peal to interested residents.

tries where Operation Eye-

nition af this work.
The _ administrative
3 ‘coats:

i naming the person whose

sight has been restored.
Jenkyns said’ Operation

jo: Eyesight treated. more than

He said that y

aan people last year for
of bi

are: léss
ey io peri camel Greer:

dollar donated. Further infor-’

mation on the project. can. be
obtained from the Castlegar.

United Church or from Arlee‘

And whose interest in”

cost! $25.’ Those who donate
are sent notice. from’ one of-

diplomats caid Polish officials
told.

tn 1 1978, Jenkyns received
the Order of Canada in recog-

PAP said three of the 12

fired on 'a: eahrrared
crowd. in the. southwestern

¢ town -of Tabla on Tuesday,

ty, lent. incident, besieged 7th

second : annii “of, Po-

Id. them ° bet 85
and. 75,000 people ‘took: part
in the protests, and that.186
polleemon were hi

: '- Iand’s aow-suspended trade

union, the. official- PAP news
agency, reported today.

;In|-Warsaw, mourners fon
shioned,a cross of spent tear
gas. cannisters’ today, and
placed a red banner with 'a

+ black; stripe ’and.'a piece ‘of.

paper ‘above it reading: “To”
the memory of those killed in-

underground: leaders Tues-

Walesa’ said after visiting
him that he “was not of the

+ opinion to ‘turnout in the

fhe. wi
that the law is ‘not’
(by. the” authorities): and
workers should fight with the

appropriate ieantres. She.

day and ‘staged di
tions in atleast a dozen cities

‘ina massive show. of support’.
for the d union. ~~

+ and 100 in Szezecin. Western: tial’

PAP said 600 people were:

) arrested in :Warsaw.. during. -

the protests, 645 in Wroclaw.

Day": for secondary teachers only; ;
‘9'to'12at Sacanes Hum ahries Secon-

" for elementa:

wit the
han usual ii

will
‘the afternoon. Students are advised to bring Panchen if they normally. eat:

lunch at school.

Wednesday, September 8,:1982 is a FULL DAY for. ali ‘School District No.
Students. | Buses willbe operating, on their pepublishe schedules, both in

Cc Special,

Parenfs._ or

data later date.

d'their child(ren) for. kin

who
dergarten have a or it ‘be notified directly by the ‘schoo! as to ,

assignments, etc.

Parents or guardians of kindergarten students who have NOT ri
their child(ren) are advised to:do so at.their neighborhood s:

istered
ool, or

telephone the School Board Office (365-7731) for. further information. ;
Grade 7 students tle Tarrys School MUST. report to School Tuetsey :

Seplenber 7,198:

“Board ‘of School Trustoos :

Special Prices C On
* School DistrictNo:9)° seen

Castlegar, B.C.

ded in Lubin were hurt
seriously. Eleven. policemen:
and one . volunteer. police
reservist were also reported

hurt neqvainod eis sae W

“Investigations so far a
that firearms were used be-
cause of the agressive be-
havior of the crowd, who
were. attacking the (govern-
ment). forces with gasoline
bombs, stones and bricks,”

the project brongit denkyas
C :

Warsaw radio sald in report
monitored in London,

Lubin was: not, mentioned
in earlier reports about" the.

where few incidents of unrest
have heen reported previous-
ly. Authorities responded ‘to
Tuesday's deaths by. ‘impos-
ing an 8 p.m. - 6 p.m. curfew
on the town's youths. :

TH tho mene ft
‘which the btory of one small'g

“the ‘baby. goats to ‘the “amertean Colony for the July 4
© gelebrations, and that the horse, 6s; » WAS

\ Peacting to all the attention and excitement of that big event

- ay, don't: seem
gin willfully, and they. are: extra!

in his young life.
“Two + improvement Vsines my ‘last letter include the
in ‘some sbpreciated

‘bringing
financial help, It includes a section for Bibles and Christian

books, tourist items, used clothing that doesn’t fit any of the

family here, and soft drinks, coffee and other light refresh-

f "School is out. for the long ‘summer: vacation at ‘the end of

‘this month; and J tremble at the thought..Some of the young

t péople I hope to send to Christian camps on the coast for a

? a ; r -¥ game me
eaten to: bury Maria; HCJB' ospital: Vozandes filled.
out her: ‘death Grtificate ‘and ‘then loaned me the keys tothe

week, Others will be content to stay here. And I suspect that
atill. others will be studying for supplemental: exams in
‘September.

Antonia, our. ‘cook-par-excellence and jena house-
keeper is taking her, summer, vacation for. the :first two
weeks in August'to be with her family and friends in the
eastern jungle: I'm‘ not looking forward to’ her absence.

‘Nights are still too short for comfort, but I'm going to.

| my, 17 remaining children to sleep in (at least until

+ 6:80 a.m.) during the summer vacation: I should have no’:

i) . her stroller and walker beside her tiny. white
‘over’ which'I printed her name and the words from
her tongue untied lin the’ sublingual skin.“ 7
‘I waa tucking Isabel and Silvana into bed on Friday ©; At'the graveside, Victor-and Waldo, my, ‘year-olds,
) ying ‘more’ difficulty, than prayed quite movingly:’
9 ‘Jorge ‘read, Psalm ‘we ‘sang ‘geveral appropriate

and then r d home; As I could find no one to
3. tomb” on Saturday, we hid the coffin Behind a few
1 'on' Monday to complet

‘Tn the atill- wet cement I scratched the words “Maria del
: we'd driven: many’ Kilometres Maris had ured Up: C, (Maria‘deal en didn't fit), 9 de Julio. de 1.982, CON
all the oxygen, oI asked Victor to'start mouth-tomouth CRISTO.”. Maria's clothing is now washed and stored: -and

breathing. waiting to: clothe our next.
+Every fev, poconida Td ask, “Is she still suet ool he Last week's highlights also, included a visit from the

it she’s

j Earlier that same week; don Antonio our gardener was

, nour” : thrown from our horse and hit the dust with a cruel blow. to

HOJB's hospital, and she was placed in-the hosptial morgue his shoulder and scraped his face quite painfully. I'd loaned
for the night. Maria was dead, yet ina more real sense, life this same horse, one of the donkeys our ewe lamb and one of -

trouble. On Sundays I'm trying to alternate my mornings

“between :two’ of ‘our; Quito assemblies, and have been

encouraged by, the good spirit_and: response shown in our
afternoon services’ here at: Diospaj Nan.

Summer has: come to this part ’of the world, which |
simply means that we ‘get very little rain, the. skies are .
generally brilliant-blue and the nights are frequently cold.
Our water problem continues, and so I must buy water (one,
two or three big tanker truckloads a day at around $10 a
trip). Should’ our’ system return to normal — for a new
pipeline: has been promised — our desert Gale again
flourish like the'rose.

Yesterday our fighiing cock and his ‘wife pecans proud
parents of 11 thoroughbred chicks, so a proper chicken coop
is next on our list of material priorities, and’ with -this _
last-minute ‘up-date I'll bring another toolengthy opiatle toa

Local | man gets $1, AA5

legar. who is ‘a' victim ‘of ‘rime! ins clattnant. tacked: and publi’ in the
-B.C. may. apply" for: compen- “Although the names of the’ face by a male'assailant‘in’a
¥ ‘Injury- sation: Applications are avail- victims are not Felcesed in confrontation over a bus seat.
Compensation ‘Act’ for in able “at. any’ office’“of the ® oe coat victim ‘suffer
ies suited” Wien’ ‘he waa! Workers’ Compensation” Set abeakesat teats “Compen”
sthoUR Hi Ue facd With Wider Board, WHICH débkidtstétd the sation Rdkrd'"Feleate “ded ;
boltie While riding his tiotos’ Acts vem ore 2S" epthes a: “number of! "awards te
‘Upon payment'of compen- which were announced last’ 81-year-old Victoria woman
sation, the Board is entitled . month under. the Act. a wat iatteeked ss aici
parties * and’ pi ea e.
responsible for the vetim's korea Sent teeing ground by an’ unidentified
injury... If: such Leben _ the Wes, the releage ‘said. male assailant, ' She suffered

Creston
receives:

000
grant it fom the ministry. “of
human resources as one of 21
capital grants to’ non-profit, ra
societies totalling $244,208. ~
Of the ‘total, $95,728 was
ded to day care soci

tions of the face andthe eft, “result ’ in: recovering: mi i ““mnultipte and’ sev-
eye. “2 than’ | the“ One: ip of:a WCB eral deep lacerations to her
t Under the Criminal Injury: awarded. plus costs, the ex- ‘claim involved a 68-year-old. face.’ She’ was awarded

facilities.

- Flu shots - :
‘available soon

Compensation Act, anyone’ cess or surplus is paid to the =Vancouver man who was  at- ‘$4,404.

for’ the start-up expansion, | :
repair and relocation of thelr

» CHANGE oF ‘ADDRESS
‘effective Sept. 1, 1982

KEL PRINT
- as cola Ree ees cee i kaulegar ‘

‘Phone 365-6385

“CUSTOMERS
Stertng Sept. q, 1982,

30, a.m. — Buffet Breakfast, Hi Arms: Motor Hote Casttega
» {0 jead!ine September 2):
10:00 ‘a.m. — Official Opening, West Kootenay PCAs
1055 Columbia Ave., Castl
1:80, pom. + 5 .m. — First Annual | Blayl
(Advance tickets: jonly | by Sept. 4)

Petts : ~ FOR INFORMATION CALL.
ae Costlegar 365-2936; Trail $64-1827;, ‘Nelson 362-9767.

Eitate

Brazil, Bangkok, Singapore
These are exotic names sug-
gesting mystery, travel, ad-
venture and romance. More
mundanely, they refer to.
three influenza viruses.
There are thousands of such

viruses broadly classified in-

to.“A".and.type “B.”
To distinguish the “causa-
tive” agent in various epi-

Fg ‘demic ‘situations, health sci-

: entists' classify. the viruses

according to the place and
the year in which a particular
virus is first identified,

The influenza “vaccine” to
be offered by the West Koot-
enay Health Unit in the fall of
1982,.. will protect against:
Influenza’ ‘A’ Brazil. 1978;
Influenza ‘A’ ‘Bangkok 1979;
Influenza ‘B’ Singapore 1979,

- according to medical health:
officer Monty. Arnott,

Arnott-said in a prepared

The vaccine will be He
vided at no charge to,the fol-
lowing groups of people:

acquired or congenital (at
birth) hearth disease” asso:
ciated with pulmonary : ‘con
gestion.

e chronic pulmonary ung)
disease.

e chrofic kidney disease:

chronic metabolic disease
such as diabetes. °

o immunodeficient ‘or. im
Munosuppressed conditions.

(such as anyone on, railio- _

therapy, chemotherapy).
chronic severe: anemia, :

© any.paraon 65 years of

age or over.
Flu vaccine should not be.

taken by:anyone who:is hy- ” :

persensitive:to eggs, Arnott
said. The dates and places. of
the elinies offering

eine will bo’ ann

soon as the vaccin

ceived.

Other individuals wishing
to obtain protection. against
the three influenza’ viruses
mentioned, above’ could : ob-
tain the vaccine. from'their
local pharmacy, he added:.

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