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SELKIRK COLLEGE

TOLSTO

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Doukhobor people, especially
their culture, singing ‘and
way of life,

» Tolstoy said he found the
symposium, which concluded
Monday “interesting and
very fruitful.”

Voykin first met Tolstoy in
1980 when he and John Ver-
igin, honorary chairman of
the Orthodox Doukhobors,
‘visited the professor at his

¥

summer cottage near. Mos-

cow.

Voykin: said he. was
touched and overwhelmed to
hye  Lolatay and Tpatoy, a8

oth are very friendly,
they have high ideals, and he
(Ilya) has especially spent all
his life to see that tho world
will live in peace, This is
very, very close to my
heart.” ’ :

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selling turkey gizzards, “ ‘the guy looks at us like we came
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Webber recalls one in Castl who
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will hire locally

The five-week shutdown at

Cominco that started Sat-

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VANCOUVER (CP) — A
mining company under fire
for hiring people from out-
side B.C. when one of its
mines is located in the econ-
omically depressed area of
Salmo says it will discontinue
the practice.

Norm Croome,' secretary-
treasurer of David Minerals,
said Tuesday that the com-

+ pany has hired all the senior

people it needs and will not
hire any more people from
out-of-province.

The company hired two-

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college applications |

By CasNews ‘Stait -

Student applications to
Selkirk College's Castlegar
campus have increased 25
per cent over last year.

College principal Leo Per-
ra reported to, the college
board Tuesday night in Trail
that David Thompson Uni-
versity Centre has also seen
a 10 per cent increase.

Perra said the application
level is above the college's
capacity in most programs.

men from the Umex Mine in
Pickle. Lake Ont., even
through most of the small In-
terior lumber town’s 1,100
people are unemployed and
available for work.

“There'll be no more hiring
outside of the area at all,”
said Croome, who went’ to
Salmo with the company's
lawyer to investigate reports
that Canada iP had

urday will result in approx-
imately 4,000 employees be-
coming eligible for Unem-
ployment Insurance Benefits.
This many claims flowing
into the local Canada. Em-
ployment Centre equals the
normal flow received over a
10-month period based on the
average over the last five
years, a UIC spokesman said
” in a prepared releases,

As a result, special -ar-
rangements have been made
for Friday, July 2 at the
Cominco arena between 9
a.m. and 8 p.m. to take un-

ae

said that information con-
cerning how unemployment
claims work for people will be
provided to the Cominco em-
ployes at the same time.
“We will be bringing com-
mission employees from the
Nelson and Penticton offices
to assist us on July 2. The
sheer volume of claims taking
and information giving could

“not be handled by the Trail

office alone although 80 per
cent of the local office will be
at the Arena on July 2.”
As a-result, people pres-
ently requiring Canada Em-
ployment Centre services in-
eluding Unemployment In-

provided funds to bring one
job applicant to an interview
in Salmo from Ontario.

on for

sistent ‘basis ‘and ‘the high: an

unemployment rate.

Perra noted that applic-
ations for the Creative Writ-
ing, Theatre, and. Graphic
Design programs at DTUC
have all increased: 100 per
cent. :

Bruce director of

from all Cominco employees
who are affected by the shut-
down,

The schedule will involve
identification by last name
and all those with names
starting with A to E should

oo report, at 8 a.m. 5 F toL at.

‘Jim Switzer, Canada Em-
ployment .Centre manager

surance may en-
counter some delay in service
on July 2 due to minimal staff
in the office and Switzer sug-
gested that “other than real
emergency enquiries, the
public would be well advised
to delay their enquiries and
requests until next week, if
possible.”

Special arrangements have
also been made for the pro-
cessing of these extra claims

(Police Briefs

S)

through assistance from
other Canada Employment
Centres as well as temporary
additional staff in Trail.
Switzer, commenting on
the claims processing, stated
that Unemployment Insur-
ance claimants can normally
expect to receive their first
cheque iri the fifth week after
their last pay or vacation pay
has been received and “We
do not expect any undue de-
lays as a result of the large
number of claims from Com-
inco employees. By using the

special claims handling pro-
cesses we have planned, the
usual timing of benefit
cheques should apply.”
Cominco ‘employees are
reminded to bring a pen and
their Social Insurance Num-
ber with them to the Cominco
Arena in order to file their
Unemployment Insurance
Claim on Friday, July 2 at
their scheduled time in order
to ensure that their claims

are accurately completed and _

can be processed quickly and
efficiently.

Police reopen
Belushi case

LOS ANGELES (AP} —
Police may question actors
Robert De Niro and Robin
Williams in connection with a

‘new investigation into the

drug-related death of come-
dian John Belushi.

Almost four months after
the 33-year-old was found
dead in a luxury hotel
bungalow, police were or-
dered | Tuesday to re-open &

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said in an interview all trades
programs are full, but noted
that there are still a few
ing and

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Dollar takes dip

MONTREAL (CP) — The
Canadian dollar dipped to
77.81 cents U.S. at the open-
ing of trading on foreign ex-
change markets today, down
3-25 from Tuesday's close at
17.43.

Currency traders said a
drop in short-term U.S. in-
terest rates had saved the

Canadian dollar from plung-
ing further in reaction to
what they described as Mon-
day's “disappointing” federal
budget.

Traders said the budget's

projected $19.6-billion deficit -

put pressure on the dollar in
early-morning trading Tues-
day.

fol-

Castlegar RCMP are inves-
tigating three break-ins
which took place over the
weekend.

Thieves broke in through
the back window of Sam's
Automotive at 975 Columbia
and stole four tires.and ap-
proximately $100.

About $60 and some pocket

calculators were taken from
the Motor Vehicle Branch of-
fice in the Oglow Building on
Columbia Street. And Castle-
gar Drugs (Pharmasave) was
broken into, but the culprits
were scared away before
they could take anything.

RCMP spokesman say they
have suspects in mind for
these incidents,

Japan fighting

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Canada to international ar-
bitration if it continues its
virtual import ban on Jap-
anese cars, International
Trade and Industry Minister
Shintaro Abe said Tuesday.

Tokyo has repeatedly de-
manded a removal of what it
_sees as a deliberate delay in
clearance by Canada Cus-
toms and is prepared to take

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car import ban

ment on Tariffs and Trade,
he said.

About 10,000 Japanese
cars are reported to be held
up by Canada Customs in
Vancouver because of Jap-
an’s refusal to meet Ottawa
demands. that it reduce car
exports to Canada this finan-
cial year, ending next March.

said the removal of

the ‘lengthy customs pro-.

cedures is necessary before
Japan is prepared to discuss
this fiscal year's export ceil-
ing.

Japan has said fiscal 1982
car shipments should be the

same as the 174,000 exported.

to Canada. in 1981, while
Canada has asked for a re-
duction to 146,000.

Tourist
Alert

VANCOUVER (CP) —

lowing a published interview
quoting a woman as saying
she injected Belushi with a
lethal dose of heroin and co-
caine.

Al Albergate, a

Genelin. “When she con-
fesses to administering the
‘coup de grace’ she is opening
herself up to second-degree
murder chargeg.”: 2 -
CHANGES STORY
Genelin, director of the
district. attorney's central
operations bureau, said that
in police interviews, Smith
never’ mentioned injecting
Belushi or buying him heroin.
She told police Belushi in-
jected himself with the drugs
and was freed when police
decided there was no crim-
inal involvement on her part.
In the Enquirer interview,
Smith also it that

for the district attorney's of-
fice, said police were ordered
to begin interrogating po-
tential witnesses, possibly
including De Niro and Wil-
liams,

The National Enquirer
quoted Cathy Evelyn Smith,
34, as admitting she injected
Belushi with the final, lethal
dose of heroin’ and cocaine
last March &.

“Certainly the article has
indicated she has furnished
him with heroin," said Dep-
uty District Attorney Mike

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De Niro and Williams were in
the bungalow shortly ‘before
Belushi died.

Albergate said he wants
police to talk with Smith and

any others who were with.

Belushi the night he died.

“The obvious ‘quesion is,

does this include De Niro and
Williams,”. Albergate said.

A spokesman for De Niro
had no comment on the re-
port, and a spokesman for
Williams insisted the come-
dian was not in Belushi's
bungalow.

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Thirteon students graduated from Selkirk College's

Early Childhood Education Program, last week,

The Early Childhood Education program, one of the
college’s regular offerings is a“10-month course which

left: Judy Pollard, instructor; Wendy Mark, Prince
Rupert; Heather Mitchell, Fruitvale; Lynn Reid, Trail;
Marianne Popoff, Castlegar; Heather Graham, Castlegar;
Laurie Birkenes, Trail; Selma Sheldon, instructor; Tiare
Fischer, Castlegar. Front row, from left: Heather

centres.

provides the required provincial training for individuals
who want to work in nursery schools and day care

Members of the graduating class are: Back row from

Thomson, Fruitvale; Shirley Christenson, Prince Rupert;
Lilas Cook, Riondel and Colleen Cook, Blueberry. Missing
from the picture is Marlene Fiipovic, Trail and Susan

Newnhawn, Castlegar.

_,

IGOR GOUZENKO

Russian defector dies

OTTAWA (CP) — Igor

which had been guarding
since the former

whose
of Soviet espionage in 1945
shook the West, had died and
is buried, the RCMP said
Tuesday.

The federal police force,

‘CNR reserved on

cypher clerk defected from
the Soviet Embassy in Ot-
tawa 87 years ago, refused to
say when or where Gouzenko
died.

Crow rate plan

MONTREAL (CP) — Can-
adian National Railways has
serious reservations about
proposals by a federally ap-
pointed negotiator to replace
the 85-year-old C

expansion programs that are
being undertaken partly to
improve the grain- rhandling
system.

oe am disappointed that no’

Pass railway fright rate for
hauling grain.

While welcoming Clay Gil-
son's report as the “first
comprehensive solution toa
long-standing problem’ ” Ron-

ident of CN

was
made by Dr. Gilson as to
when the compensatory pay-
ments to the railways should
begin,” the CN Rail president
said in a statement.

“We serie hope the

Cause of death was not
given.

Gouzenko, 63, lived anony-
mously in Toronto. In occa-
sional appearances on tele-
vision, he wore a bag over his
head.

He is survived by his.wife,

Anna, ‘a daughter, Svetlana,
and a son, Andrei.
_ Gouzenko slipped out of
the Soviet Embassy where
he was working in Ottawa in
1946 and handed over to the
RCMP carefully selected doc-
uments telling about the spy
ring.

Gouzenko had said the
Soviet Union sends nobody to
Canada unless “he is a Soviet
agent.” Those agents collect
any information that might
be useful in influencing peo-
ple, he said.

On Sept. 6, 1945, Gou-
zenko, then a 26-year-old ci-
pher c clerk, tucked 109 secret

ald Lawless, p
Rail, said Tuesday the rec-
ommendations include im-
portant flaws.

For one, Gilson’s formula
underestimates rail-industry
losses on grain hauling by at
least $100 million, he sad, and
that means the railways will
never recover.all their costs
of moving grain.

Lawless criticized Gilson
for not making a strong rec-
ommendation that federal
money to compensate the
railways for grain losses be
released as soon as possible
to ease the railways’ current
eash flow problems resulting
from the recession, as well as
massive western Canadian

legislation arian to offset
this constant drain. ©

The 1897 Crow rate fixed
grain rates farmers pay the
railways for hauling grain at
a level well below cost.

Gilson estimated railway
grain losses, this year at
$644.1 million.

If his proposals are turned.

into legislation — the _gov-
ernment had indicated it
would do so this fall — the
share of grain-shipping costs
paid by farmers will increase
beginning in 1983-84 from the
current 18.7 per cent to 24.6
per ‘cent by 1986-86 and. to
about 39 per cent by 1991-92.

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Tourist alert for Wednesday
issued by the RCMP. Fol-
lowing are asked to contact
the nearest RCMP detach-
ment for an urgent, personal
message.

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under
his shirt, signed himself out
of the embassy and walked
out into Charlotte Street.
‘LONGEST WALK’

He was to say later it was
the longest walk of his life. In
effect, he was walking away

from the country where he
was born the son of a peasant
school teacher and which had
educated him as an architect.

He abandoned the trust of
his spy boss, Col. Nicolai
Zabotin, who had accompan-
ied him to.Canada in 1943. .

The documents.: revealed
by Gouzenko disclosed that
an intricate network of Can-
adian and British academics,

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officials were supplying
agents in the Soviet embassy
with military and ear
information.

The information was all the
more sentitive because it in-
volved details of Canada in-
volvement in develoment of
the atomic bomb.

The announcement, scarce-
ly six months after the end of
the war, came at a time of
increasing tension between
Russia and her former allies
in the West.

Of the nine Canadians con-
victed under the Official Se-
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result of the Gouzenko affair,
the best known was Fred
Rose, the Communist Labor-
Progressive MP for Mon-
treal-Cartier.

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