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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 16, 1979
‘ : Legion Holds Joint Installation

Order Your

BEAMING WINNER In Super Valu’s cur-

is Mrs. Helen Peddie of
Castlegar who has been named a 000
winner. Here Mrs. Peddle, who confesses to
belng a bingo fan, receives a cheque from

rent Bingo Conte:

manager Bill McEwan. When asked about
her plans for the winnings Mrs. Peddle, a

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resident of Rota Vill
News, ‘‘Now that | have got It | don’t know
what to do."’ She feels she will probably hit a
good balance of banking a little and
spending a little.

—CasNewsFoto by Lols Hughes

told the Castleger

Pair to Explain
Uranium Hunt
! Regulations

: B.C. uranium mining
sand exploration safeguards
twill be the subject of two
‘senior mines ministry offi-
J cials’ presentation to the
‘Regional District of Central
iKootenay board Saturday.

: Alex Richardson, the
ministry's deputy chief in-
ispector of metal mines, and
iJ. D. McDonald, senior mine
in lamation engineer, will
cuss and answer RDCK
ectors’ questions on the
existing regulations govern-
sing the health and safety of
‘those working at or living
‘near uranium mining or
zexwloration sites,

Royal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 170 and the Ladies’
Auxillary held x joint installa:
tion of officers at the Legion
Hall on Saturday.

Zone commander Barnie
Boyczuk installed the branch
officers as follows: president
Frank Dodgson; vice-president
Steve Melnick; seeretary Dor-
othy Macpherson; treasurer
Bill Bennett; Padre L. Kinds-
chy; executive, Ed Zorn, Sam
Brown and George Allan; Ser-
geant-alt-Arms Jack Edmond-

dinary members; to carry on
the work of assisting veterans

* and their dependents, ‘also to

continue their community work.

He also commended the
L.A. for the good work it has
done. The L.A.’s 60th anni-
versary {s being celebrated this
year and he wished members
the best and asked branch

members to! ‘art the ladies
in every way possible.

Mrs, Donnelly's comments
inclided a reading of the finan-
cial statement for the West
Kootenay Zone L.A., along with
remarks of the accomplish-
ments they have made for 1978.

On completion of installa-
tons the zone commander pre-

{Police Briefs __7

son; and past p “Norm
Blais.

Ladies’ Auxiliary zone rep- +
resentative Mrs. Mable Don-
nelly installed the Ladies’ Auxi-
liary officers. President is Kay
Bate; first vice-president Anne
Johasson; second vice-president
Dorothy Fleming; secretary
Pearl Zorn, treasurer Joan

executive, Pearl Mott,
Doreen Miscavitch, Connie
Champ, Edna Dodgson, Sig
Olson, Sergeant-at-Arms Vi
* Crosby; and past president,
‘Thelma Walker.

In his opening remarks,
Comrade Barnie Boyezuk point-
ed out the need to keep the
Legién strong by encouraging
the associate members to par-
Lisipale, along with the or-

HEARING FOR REZONE BID ©

Continued from page Al
Asked by Embree who was
expected to widen the section

of Highway 22 near the prop-,

erty, Rust said the details
would be “worked out prior to
the public hearing.” Also in
response to questions from
Embree, he said he was unable
to say whether the redesign of
the development plan would
meet the requirements of the
city zoning bylaw.

An angry argument be-
tween Embree and Mayor
Audrey Moore over procedure
followed the mayor's attempt to
answer a question directed at
Rust. (See story at top of page.)

Rust assured Embree he
would be provided with further
information on the highways
ministry requirements before
the public hearing.

Properties — the’ company
owning properties operated by
the Sandman Inns hotel chain
— directed city staff to hold the
rezoning application in abey-
ance until the ministry pro-
vided dations regard-

Around 75 persons would
be employed by Sandman Inns,
the hotel chain's operating com-
pany, afler completion of con-
struction, he said.

Explaining the rezoning

ing {he location a the property.

al the planning
meeting, Don Hall, Northland

late me month, ‘Bob Gaglardi,
president of Sandman Inns and
Northland Properties, told the
Castlegar News he had learned
the committee had decided at
the Jan. 29 meeting to recom-
mend the property go to public
hearing.

Gaglardi said Northland
planned to start construction on
the hotel this spring if the
rezoning application is ap-
proved, He said actual con-
struction would provide em-
ployment for 40 to 50 workers.

Propertit manager,
said the proposed development
would take up property al 340, |
336 and 344 Seventh Ave. S. He |
said the planned hotel would
include a 200-seat restaurant:
and coffee shop, a’ 90-seat
cocktail lounge, a 72-seat meet-
ing room, a 240-seat banquet
room, racquet ball courts, two

“tennis couris and a swimming

pool.

_ The development would

provide needed convention faci-
and extra recreational

The planning
after meeting Jan. 18 with a
r of Northland

‘Asks Employers: Plan.
_ Now for the Summer

If you have owned a farm
or business for at least one
year, or are a member of a
registered non-profit organiza-

:WOOD HEAT

‘Several freight-damaged
‘and used Wood Heaters at
‘Special Clearances.’

‘Good selection of
‘combination Wood /Oll
Furnaces; Wood-burning
Cook Ranges, Furnaces
and Heaters.

VALLEY
COMFORT

Phone 226-7221

tion you are invited to apply for
assistance with the provincial
Youth Employment Program.

The province of British
Columbia will help to pay the
wages of up to five youth
employed under the program,
from May 1 to August 31,

Larry Jefferson, who
works in the Nelson office, said
employers “must act now to
take advantage of the assis-
tance available.” Applications
ean be obtained at the Pro-
vineial Youth Employment of-
fice, 601 Front St., Nelson, or at
local municipality offices and
chambers of commerce.

The deadline for submis-
sion of the non-profit applica-
tion is March 2,.and March 12
for the farm and business appli-
cations. Jefferson added many
employers “think of their sum-
mer staff needs after the snow
melts, but by then it is too late
to apply for assistance.”

Interested applicants who

require assistance with their -

applications, or need more
information can telephone
352-5378.

“t biston “wre

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SUGGESTED USES:

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* Bedspreads

¢ Furniture Coverings
* Decorating

* Teddy Coats

“etc.

ALSO AT ODDS hl ENDS

* UPHOLSTERY
* DRAPERY

Two separate accidents
ocetirred Monday afternoon at
almost the same time, At 8:15
p.m, an accident involving two
parked cars on 100 Street in
Blueberry Creek was reported.

Darrell Bulz, 18, of Blue-
berry Creck has been charged
with driving too fast for road
conditions and for failing to
wear a sealbell after his 1967
Oldsmobile struck two parked
vehicles,

Approximately $1,500 dam-
age has been reported to a 1975
Honda Civie owned by: Janice
Fleet and: $200 damage to a
1971 Toyota sedan owned by
Steve Fleet,

The Butz vehicle, which
was eastbound at the time of

tained an eotlnaled $100 dam-
age. .
No injuries have been re-
porte .

Ed - “Mondo. Mangialaio of
Trail has been charged with
following too close after his
1969 Chrysler sustained an
estimated $50 damage Monday
when in collision with a 1970

* Dodge, driven by Roy Maher of

Castlegar, *

The Maher vehicle, which
sustained an estimated $250
damage, was stopped to make a
left turn onto Seventh Avenue
South, from Eighth Street
when the accident occurred.

Maher is reported to have
received neck injuries. }

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sented past eae Norm ;

Blais with his past president's
medal,

Everyone then retired to
the lounge where they were
served with sandwiches and
other goodies prepared by L.A,
members,

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the incident, d an esti-
muted $400 damage.

Reports indicate Butz saw
the parked Toyota, braked, his
vehicle *then slid into the
Honda, causing it to swing and
strike the Toyota.

No injuries have heen
reported, | “

a & 8

Icey road conditions are
blamed for a two-vehicle acci-
dent which occurred on Tues-
day of last week at the con-

struction sile on Broadwater

Road.

Reports indicate a 1971
pickup, driven by William
James Whitehead of Robson,

uck -the. rear of another
pickup, a 1966 model, when it
iltempted Lo slop at the con-
struction site.

‘The 1986 pickup, driven by
Wayne Sherstobitoff of Castle-

. gar, was already stopped for

the construction’ crew. It sus-

Art Noel
Service Manager

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