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,CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursday, July 28, 197% t

to the Editor

Requests that People be Put First in Deer P

Dear Sir:

-) Thave become. concerned » factor,

by comments, both in the press
and on the radio, concerning
the future of Deer Park. As'one
of the people affected by what
happens’ there, :I' feel: that
opinions expressed 'so far have

reflected only one side ‘of ;the »
tory.

"tn the voelferou argu:

g'
ments opposing B.C, Hydro's :

plans for. the subdiyision’ and

Sletribution of Jand in Deer,

Park to former résidents of the
row Lake, have yet
to:witness comments support.
ioe the human speek iT
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COLQUEL

important and thus far Ignored,
¢ directors of the, Re-

Th
, Sion! District Central Koote-

nay have commented that'B.C,
Hydro{should not ‘be in the

‘realestate business, yet people _,

were forced to sell thelr homes
to ‘this “buyer” in®the 1960's
‘and, because of promises made
to these displaced people,’ B.C,
Hydro has.a commitment to
‘fulfill toda;

‘The RDCK ‘also; feel that

‘the proposed half acre lots are

too ‘small. Who, }of retirement
age, wishes ‘to work more than
that? The. peaple whe had been
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‘mostly. “Welfare. canes’, as has
been suggested, but ‘worked

rd on’ thelr land ‘and looked
forward :to their) retirement
there, The majority lived there

» because they. wanted to and

many .left | beca they were
told the road’ would not be
replaced. ‘The pressure of pub-
lic'use'made the present road a
necesalty.

The. Trail and Castlegar
Wildlife Associations have been
amongst ‘the loudest ‘opposers
of the plan,’ Why, suddenly, do
the wildlife need the Deer Park’

townsite: with’ thousands’ of *

other. eres available to them?

r of Pine: Stree! and Columbia Avenue Phone 365-7813
9 am. to 6pm. «Fridays Open 9 a.in.-to 9 p.m.

iday,

Hours: 12 noori to 1 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m.

alde' with’ the
wildlife ‘since ythe days:of the :
Indlans,\‘There has;not been a

"esing Nutrition
Enjoyable Experience”, an Op-.
portunities'for:Youth ‘grant ’

«venture :will be.in Castlegar

this ‘summer working in'the

natural food cooking classes on
Tuesday evenings.’ Please note

. ‘announcements as to times and:
*. locations: through’ the; Recrea:

access\\at: the, time of ithe
transplant. ‘The’ elk ‘ha

roaming from Br. to!
Robsol t aang in'any,one

pe.
opposing the an to Trehabili:
tate'the former residents and
put land to good use’ again, will :

about the ‘situation! and. ‘put “)
Th

people. first, for a\chan;

ton Offies' in eee

ada report. by:; th federal
governmeit states,’
tritional

aps te onside!
part of. that’ ‘program.

‘ice were left on the
hi refined |“en-

Ie have abused their bodies 20 80
long: with refined’ foods, caf.

:feine, alcohol and,tobacco, that ’,
)they'no longer properly. digest:

natpral whole’ foods ‘and: must’
eat starchy’ refined: ones ata

ob ‘ural foods ‘co!
/-i:taln the B vitamins, amino acids

and’ enzymes‘ necessary’ for.

your:children out! with’ good
nourishing; foods;Make your

od most‘important’ meal: of
the day, which: will ‘reduce
jceravings ’ for sweet ‘snacks
Ore ‘Try.!using: wholegrain

‘Honey: for: “white sugar
freduce: quantity: by /1/4).("

Cold pressed cil: for: butter 2

¢ or margarine (redjice quantity.
salt

‘If your'g
offers ‘no ‘alternative; we’ urge

; you! to: refuse. te buy, 51

Chapel with Rev. T. Wiggles-

worth officiating, ’ assisted by:

He ‘graduated from’. Prince
Charles ag aeons, School in

and: grand-
Smithers ‘of

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“provinoiati Library:
Parliament Bldgs

:VictorLa, B.C.

F castogar Chamber of Commerce
To Conduct a Community Survey ta

‘A community survey, pre-
pered| by: the Castlegar and
District Chamber of Commerce,
will be ‘distributed to. loc
residents this month,

‘The community survey is a’
project of the chamber ‘which
president Dave Silvester says
will form,a vital link between
the chamber and the citizens of
the area. “It will give everyone,
-equal opportunity to become
involved in all current problems
and complaints,”. he said.

Among the projects the
chamber is taking a hard look at’
isan adequate water supply for
the main: valley), eich is

considered a panes major
commercial ‘enterprise; can: be
‘expected ‘to: look’ favorably, on
locating ‘here; an‘ industrial
park’ complex;: shwers;° zoning
and,a>realistic’plan:for.the '
district: whereby : development
of the area‘ can’ be orderly.:
Mr, Silvester.and his :exe-
cutive urges that’ everyone ,
make every effort to fill out the
sutveyand return it to the
Castlegar’ and: District Cham:

i> ber of Commerce.

:“Every comment and ‘sug:
gestion: will be considered for

the’ progressive benefit of the *

Gjatrict,7: said bay Silvester:

"Cn ak Back Into aa

: BE
Can-Cel's lumber: division here
Tae

ended almost bias: bea
started i

¢ up. aS a Monday ‘while the

pulp division, which was closed
when: woodworders: put; up a
picket line at the’ pulp mill

egotiator, Wy-
“mani: Trineer® said.'*'a\ Roos
healthy‘majorit;

“Members of the TELRA‘
were expected: to favor’ the:
agreement in voting that was to
take’ place ‘amongst the com-
panies yesterday.

Union officials: have

= nouriced that ‘the’ pact. includes p

‘a. 12 ‘per. cent “wage: increase 7;
with a minimum increase of 65,"
nts:an hour.'Base rate under

the ‘old “contract was $4.45

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