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Wednesday, October 28, 1992

Legal Notices 930

Notice is hereby given that an apy ica-
to the Director of Vital

ge of name, pursu-

of the “Name Act”

‘ozott of #10 1008

Lucy to
Thursday, October 15,

womens, wenatr + (i)
NOTICE INVITING
APPLICATIONS FOR

TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A38249

Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest
Act, sealed tender applications will
be accepted by the District
Manager, 845 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar, B.C., VIN 1H3, to be
opened at 1:00 p.m. (local time) on
the 19th day of November, 1992, for
a Timber Sale Licence to authorize
the harvesting of 2153 cubic metres,
more or less, of timber located at
hoe Lake, appr ly 10
kilometers from Needles ferry
landing, Kootenay Land District.

Species: 40% Douglas Fir and Other
Species, 18% Hemlock, 16% Larch,
11% White Pine, 6% Cedar, 5%
Lodgepole Pine and 4% Spruce.

Term: One (1) year.

Bidding is restricted'to persons

_ SCHOOL SCHOOL
DISTRICT #9 DISTRICT #9

SDJ (CASTLEGAR) SDF (CASTLEGAR)

TEACHING TEACHING
VACANCY VACANCY

WOODLAND PARK STANELY HUMPHRIES
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SECONDARY SCHOOL

A full-time, Term teacher is A full-time, Term teacher is
required, effective i diately. The quired, effective to 93.06.30, at
length of the assignment is S.H.S.S.

The successful applicant will:

1. Have a minimum of a Bachelor's
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of special needs’ s dents in
regular classes,

3. Be familiar with, and supportive
of, the goals and principles of
Intermediate and Graduation
Programs of the Year 2000
initiatives, and

4. Have the following assignment:
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MA 10 (2)

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S.H.S:S. enrols over 700 Grade 9-
12 dents and is committed to
excellence in curricular and co-
curricular programs.
12 Noon For further information, contact:
Friday, November 6, 1992 David Hogg, Principal
to: yt phri dary
dent of School: School

primary programs to complement
these initiatives
—a team player able to work with a
highly positive, professional staff
— comfortable with parent
volunteers in the classroom
-recent successful primary
classroom experience is an asset

For further information, contact:

Suitably qualified applicants should
submit their applications, with
supporting documents, on or
before:

registered in the Small Busi
Forest Enterprise Program,
Category Two.

Particulars may be obtained from
the Regional Manager at 518 Lake
Street, nelson, B.C, ViL 4C6, or the

Su

School District #9 (Castlegar) Phone 365-7735

865 Columbia Avenue Suitably qualified applicants should
Castlegar, B.C. submit their applications, with
VIN 1H3 supporting documents, on or
before:

Fax: 365-3817 12 Noon

District Manager at 845 Columbi
Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1H3 or
the Field Office at 109-6th Avenue,
Nakusp, B.C. VOG 1RO0.

Friday, November 6, 1992

Province of Ministry ot id a
Britsh Columbia Forests: =

NOTICE INVITING
APPLICATIONS FOR
TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A38248

Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest
Act, sealed tender applications will
be accepted by the District
Manager, 845 Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar, B.C., VIN 1H3, to be
opened at 11:00 a.m. (local time) on
the 19th day of November, 1992, for
a Timber Sale Licence to authorize
the harvesting of 1885 cubic metres,
more or less, of timber located at
Snowshoe Lake, approximately 10
kilometers from Needles ferry
landing, Kootenay Land District.

Species: 62% Douglas Fir and Other
Species, 18% Larch, 1 1% White
Pine, and 9% Cedar.

Term: One (1) year.

Bidding is restricted to persons
registered in the Small Business
Forest Enterprise Program,
Category One.

Particulars may be obtained from
the Regional Manager at 518 Lake
Sweet, nelson, B.C. ViL 4C6, or the
District Manager at 845 Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. V1N 1H3 or
the Field Office at 109-6th Avenue,
Nakusp, B.C. VOG 1RO0.

Superintendent of Schools
School District #9 (Castlegar)
865 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar, B.C.

ViN 1H3

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PUBLIC NOTICE

On or about Monday, October 412, 1992 and for a
period of up to 2 weeks, the Pulp Mill will be
commencing to clean new steam lines associated
with the Modernization Project.

This process involves the intermittent blowing of high
pressure steam through various lines to remove
foreign materials such as dirt, rust slag, welding rod,
etc.

Excessive noise can be generated by this process as
the steam is exhausted into the atmosphere.

We will limit the times of these blows to between 4
p.m. and 8 p.m. on weekdays and the length of any
single blow should not exceed 20 minutes. We
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, @ Wednesday, October 28, 1992

198

Things again.

West Kootenay Power and
one of its striking unions were
invited back to the table for a

meeting yesterday by Brian

Foley of the Labor Relations
Board (formerly Industrial Re-

© lations Council).

WKP dispute nears end? “22

_ The Disputes Resolution Di-
vision Chair is meeting again
today with the company, the
Office and Technical Employ-
ees’ Union and appointed me-
diator Don Cott.

SuperValu talks set

Corinne Jackson
NEWS REPORTER
A date is set.

Although no one knows where they will meet, medi
Cott, SuperValu and the ‘Teamsters’ Union have ema er
Nov. 20 is the day when all sides will try to hammer out a deal.
Despite being appointed in September, this will be the first
meeting the Labor Relations Board mediator has with the com-

pany and its union.

“T've talked with both sides on the telephone,” he said, adding
that this next step in negotiations is an important one. .
Cott said “it’s better to sit across from the table,” where all

parties are present.

SuperValu manager Richard Howes said the com

; : any was
reluctant to sit down with a mediator when the ai first ap-
plied for one, saying it wanted a counter proposal from the

Teamsters’.

“Now that we have a counter proposal, it’s time for th
10 : , e next
step, Howes said Tuesday. “I think we'll have a contract

signed.

said “I’m cautiously optimistic.

Keith Kennedy is happy about the scheduled meeting, but

“We've met our objective of having the employer back at the
table and resuming negotiations,” the union’s business repre-

sentative said.

Kennedy said negotiations “will remain status quo until
(next month’s) meeting and hopefully an agreement can be

reached.”

SuperValu’s 24 employees have been without a contract since-

July 1, 1991:

Outstanding issues include pensions and wages.

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COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

St. David's Thrift Sho odo rvice,

avid's Thri p, celebrating 20 years of communi i riday,
October 30, 10 a.m-4 p.m. Coffee and Sondtes: ee eee
1ST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

ait ‘on Wlahicetien Sd

Sh Ri

Shoreacres School, 7 p.m.

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According to Cott, Foley

the job on Jul, - aed
Pg e job on 20 h i
ties’ decisions and he’s trying WKP’s Parte Arce Brother-

asked the parties together “to to look at all the alternatives,” hood of Electrical Workers’

look at the differences.

“He decided last Thursday,
or Friday to step in because
there’s a standoff in the par-

hes

Cott said.

“There's very little left that’s
outstanding and what is out-
standing could be resolved

picket lines that went up three
days earlier. However on Sept
3 the OTEU went on. strike
over wages and pensions.

Brian L.
Brown.

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