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1:00 p.m., Ootischenia Hall

April 28, 1990

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Globe ‘90
forum set
for April 12

The public is invited to a Globe "90
forum April 12 from noon to | p.m.
in room K-10 at the Castlegar campus
Of Selkirk College. The six college
delegates who attended the Globe '90
Environmental Conference and Trade
Show in Vancouver March 19 to 23
will comprise 2 panel that will guide
the forum through discussion of a
series of eight topics on environmen-
tal issues, a news release from Selkirk
College says.

Each of the six panelists will deliver
a five-minute summary of the main
points raised in the environmental
issues session they attended at the
Vancouver conference. Topics
covered will include environmental
policy and legislation, business
development, sustainable: urban
development, global issues,

Progress by
volunteers
remarkable

Last week, Sherrel Koreen, -president of the
— and District Heritage Society, submitted a
rogress report on the Castlegar Rail Station and the
Zuckerberg Island Heritage Park to the British
Columbia Heritage Trust.

The trust gave a matching grant in 1983 of $25,000
for the and of the
Chapel House on the island. In 1987, it gave a mat-
ching grant of $40,000 for the restoration of the
Castlegar Rail Station. Without these grants, these in-
valuable heritage, and tourist
would have been lost to the community forever.

We would like to offer the report (slightly edited)
a8 @ progress report and acknowledgement to the
citizens of Castlegar. It reads as follows:

It has been a very busy, productive and rewarding
year for our society, The progress made by a handful

tourism,
and the forest industry.
“‘As delegates we were exposed to a
amount of i
said Wendy Hurst, a instr-

of is.truly

The rail station has been a beehive of activity since
last June when, with the grant from B.C. Heritage
Trust, we were able to install the new roof and the en-

uctor who attended the conference.
“It was extremely interesting to meet
and hear delegates from around the
world, each bringing their own per-
spective on the environmental issues
that confront us all.”

The delegates hope to share’ some
of that global perspective at the Thur-
sday forum. Selkirk College student
delegates include Steven Svenson,
who is enrolled in the univeristy
Program and was sponsored by
Selkirk College; Derek Ball, who is
also studying in the university
program and was sponsored by

at a cost of $20,000. It tran-
sformed the station and inspired us to do some lan-
dscaping on three sides of the station. All shrubs,
trees, plants and landscaping felt were donated by a
local nurseryman and private donors. The pine”bark
was donated by a local lumber company and all the
labor was done by volunteers. We received as well
$4,000 from the City (of Castlegar) which enabled us
to bring the building up to fire-code standards. This
entailed tearing out existing tongue-and-groove boar-
ds, installing five-eights-inch gyproc on the walls and
ceiling; a new ceiling beam and replacing the tongue-
and-groove overlay.

A smoke-alarm system was also installed at this
same time. With two corporate and one private

, we have enough funds to install a security
system and this will be completed in April. The
baggage room restoration was scheduled to be’ tom-
pleted by March 31, after which we will set up displays

for summer visitors. ie restoration work, I have applied

To continue ¢
for a GO B.C. fprant but to this date have not rece

a We have also applied to the city for a
Bae grant of $12,000 to keep our office open.
* Considering the fact that we are constantly under
restoration, we ‘have had a large number of visitors
during the summer months and we are optimistic that
the numbers will be higher this yon byte pes em-
hasis placed on tourism in the West
r Zuckerberg Island Chapel House and Heritage
Park had 11,000 visitors from around the world last
summer and we expect to double that number this
year, due largely to our recent exposure in several new
travel publications and books. The park requires con-

John Charters

Reflections
and
recollections

stant maintenance and upgrading which is accom-
plished with help of a volunteer botanist who prunes,
clears brush and replants trees. A new trail was built
last year with assistance from the job development
crew. It, together with the newly constructed channel
for the island road and the raised causeway for the
island road and the raised causeway, built with a B.C.
Hydro grant, is a real asset and opens whole new areas
of the park to the strolling public. All the picnic tables
and benches were sanded and varnished and the signs
re-done — a part of our annual maintenace. We feel
that we are prepared for this summer.

‘Cominco; Julie is a first-year
forestry student who attended
through sponsorship by Celgar; Dar-
ey Suehn, a university program
student, who along with Stan
Hadikin, a second-year forestry
student, was sponsored by a grant
from—the provincial government.
Hurst also attended the event through
sponsorship by the government and
Selkirk College:

The Globe '90-follow-up forum is
‘open to the public at no charge.

ARROW LAKE

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