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CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 16, 1980

Mirror.

The Castlegar Newa/ Mid-Week Mirror 2)
in co-operation with
Holen's Flowers & Cameras

presents the .

Good

Salute

Do you have an exceptional nelghbor?
Someone especially good, kind, and

Neighbour

Cominco treatment plant
- ‘construction underway

Construction of Com-
inco'’s $7 million Effluent
Treatment Plant for the Trail
lead-zine plants have begun
and the plant is schedule to
begin operation in the spring
of 1981.

This is the latest project

than 20 separate areas at the

clarified water will: be de-
canted and d: to the

a
will be connected to the
plant.

The plant will be similar
to Cominco's ' successful
Drainage Water Treatment
Lat in Kimberly which

‘ ? Has y.gone
out of his or her way to help you?

Write and tell

The selected Good Neighbour of the Week will recelve an arrangement ot
flowers courtesy of HELEN’S FLOWERS & CAMERAS of 73 Maple St., Castlegar,
along with the Y Good Nelghbour’’ certificate from the Castlegar News/ Mid-Week

Send your letters to: GOOD NEIGHBOUR SALUTE

Ox
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 3H4

us about It.

who In her salute

This week's Good Neighbor Salute goes to Vedda and Mary Barrett of .-
Fruitvale. "They have helped In so many ways writes Mrs, Renice Coombs

“1 feel the

quallty Vedda and Mery have. Is their unselfish love they share with everyone.

& our have

d with their

| one aspect of

. River ©
from the plants is normally -

the paneer 's aac ibation
and expansion program at
Trail and Kimberly which
began in 1977.

In the total

last fall to
beetle effluent water from
the Sullivan lead-zinc’ mine
and concentrator. The Kim-
berly. plant cost $10 palllon:

"year.

Columbia River. The - solids.
will be transported the,
sinter plant for treatment “|
through the lead production .
process, In spite ‘of: the..—:
recovery of some lead;'‘zinc >
and cadmium, the plant’ is:
projected to have an operat-
ing deficit of $250,000 per’)

Paul Husctl of the ‘Teall,

which will cost more than
$425 million, the expenditure

‘on environment considera-

tions is estimated at $60 to
$70 million. The new plant is
this cost.

Although Columbia
water downstream

well within drinking water
standards for metal content,
the new’ treatment plant is
being. d to meet

wor!
for oe" ‘Trail plant has bi
done and-foundations are in
place for an 80-foot di

Group is Pro-
ject Supervisor. Dan Burnett .
is Project Superintendent

surge tank which will control
the flow entering the treat-
ment plant. Erection of build-
ing steel for the treatment
plant building has begun.
Work has also started on the
collection system which will
connect the various indus-
trial sewers to the plant. This

a. gravity-flow

/ Job File

yy

Ostalts of these and other Job
opportunities are available at:

‘Trall Canada Employment Centre,
nas sspeia et.

A cast legar day centre has an
opening for part-time pre schoo!
suparvisor. to work with special
teen a Certiticate in tesch-

An apartment couple Is required In
Fruitvale cals complete maintenenee,
ree [-

plied with heat and

ig ‘Greeltent | for ratired couple.
A large emptoyer in Trail requires
the sarvices of a part-time medical
laboratory technician to work on an
on-call basie, Excellent wages. (346)

Employer in Castlegar requires
me. services of an experienced
Hitled sheet metal worker on @
fans time basis mainty for soalcerts
healing and Increasing commercie!
work, Wages $10.50 per hour. 08)
Director of social services is
needed tempararily ook regional
hospital In th it Kootenays from
June 17/80 to Jan. 12/81. Applicant
should have a ‘master's degree in
Ina

person. Must have at (east three to
four ven,” ‘experience. Salary $1600 ‘
‘ Well-establtehed car sales out:
reales icequlrd by tet in Cantiegar requires a Sly
ployer. Applicant must qualified ceriified auto mech
expat ise ees certified with G.M. experience. Wwepe
‘twat with experience on $10.75/hr. (328)
varlous: vehicles, motorcycies, snow-
cuttet in Castlegar

Groce
requires a fully qualiied meateutier

Watersystems oak in AUgUEL, GOO
Studied at —_ie‘fow scaring sptiatans fer
Christina

Retall furniture store in the

uaniien, chainsaws, eto. Wages”
(333)

full-time of part-time employment.
1 are Interested, plese contact
ja Employment Centre or ‘Stu-
dent Employment Centre.
Consulting firm of i

Underwood McLellan Asso-

clates has been hired by

Regional District of Koot-
enay Boundary to conduct a
study of the feasibility of

bringing several water sys-_..
‘tems at Christina Lake into

one water district.

Study is to cost $6,500
and the regional board has
also is di

ettlng, plus administrative

and supervisory experience. (483)
Automative parte outlet In Trail
requires @n experienced counter

of a further $9,000 for the
services of an engineer, Bob
Whonnock, to co-ordinate the
study.

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Phone 368-9690

Trail area Is looking for a floor layer
with at lesat three to four years’

acon $38
carpating and $3.50 ‘or ‘ino. (580)

A sawmill in Fruttvale area
requires a millwright welder with a
foun nce to work as

|. Must be experienced
in eawmilll operation. (382)

Restaurant in Cestlegar re-
quires an experienced chef. Salary
31 1000 to $1, :200/me. (382) d]

A tire outlet in Teall requires an

perienced. tro mechanic to
Sortormn’ wheel alignment “duties.
Wages $10/hr. (625)

seoegvaienced, fe

SDR waitresses ..are
requires in Fea, Castlegar area.

Nelson Canada Employment Centre
514 Vernon St.
Phone: 3523168 |

‘An experianced lumber grader,
with A or B ticket,. 1s required in
Stocan. (655)

A fully experienced automotive
and truck parts person Is needed in
Nelson. Ford experience necessary.
(452)

‘A local retall. plumbing and
elecirleal chala, ae
mont tralnes- Outgoing personality
with, salen “expertenen  sesantiel

Several local beauty salons are
In need of qualities halrdressers.

An experienced seles person Is
required In Nelson to sall recreation-
al equipment. (529) |

Several vecancles exist In the °

are ee full menu and short order
coo! 2
motel manager couple Is
required In Nelson fo provide com-
plata maintenance al
Accommodation Tnatuding ‘utilities
‘supptled. (8: 79)

A miner with lack leg and.
stoper experience Is needed In
Salmo. (685)

- A journeyman or 4th ir
“toll it te required In Blocan,

® Doyou
talent or craft?

EVERYBODY NEEDS
SOMEBODY SOMETIME

© Looking for part-time employment?
® Looking for a specific skill, jolent or craft?
ave a marketable sk

Here are just a few of the skill areas
we are locking for people to d

© Tree Service

© Steno Service

© Dessert Catering
© House Cleaning

© Party Clean-up
© Birthday Party } ideas & Services
(clowns, ponies, etc.)

© Baby Sitting Service -
© Farm Prod
© Meal Catering
© Handicrafts

© Yard Maintenance & Care © House Sitters
® Hobby Farm Information
© Photo Service
© Driving Help

If you have or need any of these Talents — Give us a Call

One Call Does It All
Phone 365-7479 |

Call Mon. to Fri. — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
is InFORMATION
SERVICE

infor mation sevice

luce

employment

strict of the
B.C. Department of Envior-
ment.

When in full operation,
the plant will have capacity
to treat 4,5000 litres
effluent process water per
minute and be able to handle
emergency surges to 9,000
litres per minute. Industrial
sewer systems from more

piping systen
The treatment is

-ally a simple process. Lime

neutralizes the acidic effluent .
and precipitates the metals

of. which are present in small

amounts. The treated water
will be piped to a clarifier —
an 80-foot diameter tank —
where the solid material will
settle to the bottom and the

Limited entry hunting
applications available

Limited Entry Hunting
applications are now available
and may be obtained from any
‘issuer of hunting licences for
afeeofS2each, ~

Any person who posses-
ses a valld British Columbia
Resident’ Licence may apply.
You will be required to pre-
sent your valid hunting li-
cence at the time of purchase.

Each application card is
designed to permit the choos-
ing of only one species of big
game animal, however, each
applicant may submit a total
of seven applications, Sach, for
a different species.

If an applicant’ submits

more than one card for each
species, all his cards for that
species will be disqualified.
_ The draw for all Limited
Entry Hunting Licences will
beheld at Victoria’ jn July 17,
1980. Applications must reach
their Victoria address by July
10, 1980. The seven-day inter-
val between the deadline and
the draw date is required for
key punching and computer
entries,

Applications received af-
ter the July 10, 1980 deadline
will not be entered in the

are interested in participating
Draw.

and Keith who
was Construction . Super-
intendent for the Kimberly’
plant, is also in charge of
construction of the Tra
plant. {|
Another modernization
project in the interest of
water quality is a $3 million
project to deliver used sul-
phuric acid from zine elec-
trolysis to the ammonium
phosphate plant for process
use.

years. -

Paul and Anna Boel wish to
announce they have sold | progress
“the Hi Arraw Arms Motor
' Hotel to.a group of Castle- .
, gar businessmen. We take
this’ opportunity to wish |. of
them continued success of
the business in the future.

The Boel family also ex-
tend @ werm and sincere
Thank You to their many
valued customers and also
to their excellent staff who
worked with them over the

splat ty; eis te hear aak ot

Se yST ET

ars

events, conditions, situations an
terconnected so

"all are

oth:
What er (enh leye ae
will have to be’ achleved: or
Wn

high; in cor

weak ‘send,

week. Make. an

Those who attempt to work
on their own for their own
may find they have
actually worked counter to 22) =
thelr own best i interests,
ether at work or at
lay, individuals will ‘find bers to d
emselves often on the edge
poenasion this week.
mises made. are not like-
y 2 be kept at this
otional, responses run
uence, anger,
feats even panic may lead to
sense of disorder by

. CANCERsJune = 21-July
NA ‘Personal ‘Telationshi,
eause problems early in

Innovative solutions to.
old difficulties may. prove::your
more interesting than effec-
‘tive these days. (Oct. 8-Oct..
-An improved situation, ts
§ uu are

genuine affection. : 4 ang
SCORPIO:(Oct.  23-Nov. cont
When faced with finan- . Busi

unresponsive air. Mid-week week sO
activities help def
expenses, (Nov. 8-Nov. 21) --., col ean with th

Well-fed ants
studied.for
20 years

ap }
om fall: aa) auick! as you'd like
i} ploy tactfal
= Dee. 8-Dec. al)
ge-7 Too nay people laken
confidence | jeo,
ee immediate ture,
your own counsel.
CAPRICORN: (Dec. 22:

7)—
time, cial difficulties, put on“an,;confuse the Aseues Zaty at. mid-
ray week's end becomes d diffi-

JUARIUS:: (an. 20-Feb.
gy’ i = aor decisions . rns aay

be: made early in the
and wi vith lite! hesitation Br

week, yo!
(Feb. A Feb. 1 ~ Forgetful:
yy cause you to lose
ona Re you had looked for-
ward: to with  Senuine ¢ enthu-

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Turtle Car Wax

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NTvail

) slow ow down Rat
prom.
effort to. taut

jects,
LEO:(July 23-Aug. 7) —
Career’ matters take your
mind early. ia the week, You
~may have to set. nal
lems aside for the time

ig. (Aug. . 8-Aug. 22) —)

Don't allow your veracity to
be to question. Mid-
week clashes of personality
create’ unfortunate. exten-

sions.
VIRGO:(Aug. ‘23-Sept Tye

Whitehalt has adopted a

colony of ants, - paying two oesces (Feb. E
university graduates: $85’. 5) —So long as you are able
week each to put out sugar and to say no to temptation, the
cheese to sustain them: when :..Wweek, will progress
they emerge’ from” beneath \a:. “fully: Bian firm. (March 6-
“burned-over field, | March 20) - What another
“If we, did’ not feed them; “considers: funn:

they would 1 starve..." said
Michael Brian of the Institute of
+ Terrestial | Ecology':in'|Ware- | you eld ee get aot ole

hem, Eng. “Wer don't want ~ done.

them to die because we have ABIES: (March 21-April 4)
been: studying. them for ‘20° —. You must. be willing to
years and all our work would be ‘fompromise ~- and ‘to OF

af you are to end

lunny, you ma!

wasted.” >: Het brie slerate =
2 week sin the black. Look

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Put up‘roadblacks and you
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; to slow up, you may ham r
' your own pro;

HIGH PRICES 2.

49-March .

success-

y
Dr.. find. annoying in ute
extreme. Seek isolatio

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z= Free parking

a :
VA Downtown location

rates

For brochure and reservations write:

_ THE’ MAYEAIR: ‘HOTEL

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gress as
PAU RUS Apell ‘20-May’ 5)
~ Don't ‘allow too many peo-
Ee a piece of your
ir r pie. You could
rofits “considerably.

part of all famil,

im down.

GEMINI (May 21-June 6)
~ Though an old friend may
may be
undermining your. best

rts. a: stop to it.
(une ‘Taube 20), ~
cra “freedom -than -has

ly members.

pon
five Patude on the team.

Christina
hosts water ski
training

The Christina Lake
Waterski Club will be hosting
two national team coaches for

* the week of July 21-27. They
will be offering an intensive
training program to the clubs.
competition team with an
open tournament to be held
on July 26 at the waterski
site.

‘The public will be in-:

vited to participate in the
clinic as the twq coaches will
offer ungrading in any aspect
of waterskiing from’ begin-
ning to barefooting from the
hours of 7- a.m. to-S-p.m.
every evening between July
21 and 27. :

Hotelmen
awarded
series

The Kootenay Interna-
tional Senior ‘Baseball Legue
has awarded the best of three
semi-final series between the
Trail Hotelmen and the Col-
ville Valley Lumberjacks to
the Hotelmen.’ -

The two teams had split
their twin bill series opener
in Trail on last Sunday, with
the third and deciding cont--
est to have been played in
Colville on Wednesday.

- However, the “KISBL
has rescinded Colville Val-
ley's opening game 1-0 ‘win
and has. awarded the-contest
to the Hotelmen because of
an ineligible player used’ by
the Lumberjacks:, The’
KISBL has also further pena-
lized the-Lumberjack's' base-
ball club for “deliberate at-
tempts to abuse the league's
constitution which clearly
jeopardize the credibility of
the KISBL by imposing a $5
fine against the Colville

The KISBL “cannot and
will not tolerate those actions
which only blunt the pro-
BONS of our baseball pro-

k “The Trail Hotelmen. will

Seek now meet the Beaver Valley .

Blazers in a best-of-five ser-
cide; the’, KISBL

Doar Holy: You rattled the wrong cage, D:
the ‘Don’t Drop In on Anybody, ‘Anyiime Club." Beinga
relative doesn’t entitle you to special. privileges.

je best definition of “thoepitallty"" Is the ability to
make people feel at home, when you wish they were.

Dear Ann Landers: “A Yale Man In New York’? Is Dot
playing with a.full deck, Anyone with a 60-year-
brother who graduated from Yale Is no kid. If you don't,
belleve me, ask anyone who went to Harvard.

— | Went to Princeton

Dear Ann Landers: i) just reached my 7oth birthday 4
signed my will and completed my funeral Instructions,

am not a morbid person, Ann, | just want to se sensible...

* Lexpressed the wish to be cremated. Then | sald |
would preter a simple, brief ceremony in a: mortuary,
chapel, with someone reciting the 23rd Psalm. | would be
very pleased If someone would add these words: °‘'Let
there be no moaning at the bar when | put out to sea.'*
That's all. :

The family and anyone who wishes ca then go to

the home of whoever wants to bother and 6njoy a cup of :
coffee and a few cookles and.remember me with happy or”

absurd memories. | want no grave — no albatross to
hang around the necks of the ones | leave behind.

l
Do my four children have anything to say about this? i
— Ann K.M. —

I'd.love and respect your opinion..

Dear Ann: If you want to make certain your Instructions.
are followed. jest. tl give each of your
children a copy oft ih

promise to honor your wishes.

Va Vital Statistics.

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BYERS—To Mr. and\Mre. George
oye of Caatlegary a a oon, born July

FOULGER—To Mr. and Mre, Rick
Foulger of Nelacn, @ son, born July

QARLAND—To Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Gasland of Nelson, a son,
born July 8,

" JOHNSON—To Mr. and Mrs. Gor-

gon‘Johnaon of Castlegar, @ son,
+ born July 8, a

KELLY—To. Mr. * and Mra, Brian
bee of serene! ‘@ 80n, born June.

a

NEEDHAM—To Mr. and Mrs, Ron
Needham of Rossland, a daughter,
born June 30, |

ESDE—Fo Nani

S' lancy Roedde
Kevin anaes ist Trail, a aughter

SCHAPRIKYN To Mr. and Mra,
Patrick Schaprickyn ae Castlegar, «

p Geugnter:b bom July

SIMMONS—To Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Simmons of Teall, @ daughter, born

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Juliette

Clock Radio

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.

Fridge Pack

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Velour Upholstery, 14 oz. aerosol can, Bag? $2.91, Sale...-.+

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Hens’ Caps.

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i D+ BIALKOWAKI-LAniNIaBiathowsl

+f Nelson, died July 7 In Mount 8t,-

prance Private Hoepitel in her 86th

was held July 9 In the

thapel af Thompson Funeral Home

and funeral mass was conducted {he

following ng day trom the Cathedral of
Slilatede Crem ion ‘

. BSONNEY—RAubin Bonney, 85, .of
Nelson, died auddenty at his home

on July’7. Memorial service was
peg ped 14 in the Fairview United

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‘Dishwasher

Hot Point 10-cycle, with Wood Top.
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Color TV

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Ladies’ Tops

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MANY OTHER SPECIALS
THROUGHOUT THE STORE

Jul;

con react

rew's United Church In Rossi
with flav. Hadden Gregory officiat-
Ing. Cremation. 5

QREEN—Witlrea. Perey

July 4 In Koot fenay,

Hospital Private funeral peice.
was conducted by The Very Rev. J.
Alan Jackson before cremation.

HEWAT—Charies Henry Hewat of
Kasio, died July 6 at the Victorian
Hospital, Kaslo, In his 76th year.

Satan are ane held duly 8 if Hy if

The
afltting. Srematton.
ODMARK—Keri “Edward Odmark,

‘Thompson
Wayne Mackenzie alticlating: Cre-
mation.

fielating. €

axjurcnFred Shukla, 62, of Slo-
can, at Castlog

Bitictet Hospital, Preyer

held duly {t_ thraugh sity a2 at
Castlegar Funeral Home. interment
was in Krestova Comal

YOSHIDA— Fyulen Yoshida, 93,
longtime coicent § ‘of Rosebery and
New ver, dled July 6 In the
Slocan earerusity Hospltal. United
$ service was held July 8 In
New Denver at the Japanese Hall
Dan Lew officiating.
‘Cremation.

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