CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 13, 1983

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VOL. 36, NO. 22.

“CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1983

4 Sections (A, B, C&D)

COLEMAN COUNTRY .

e By BON NORMAN
Editor’.

Sharon Denike is a woman wit caus to make

sure Castlegar’s peedy. don't go “hungry. Demke ‘Is’ the
_ driving force behind the Castlegar Food Depot, formed in

late January ‘and located in the former Speed
building ‘on ‘Columbia’ Ave. *:.

‘° But eight weeks alter the Food Depot first opened
its doors she-is finding it increasingly difficult to see‘her
cause through. The problem: is food —
enough to go ‘around.

oo “The: ma is, there,” she Bays, “and it's worse that ™

y Motors

there Just isn't ,

e've had an averago on ‘seven more” each week:
since the second’ week: the depot opened, Demke says,

She had anticipated a maximum of 80-40 people would be ©
on file and perhaps half that would appear each week.
sLast week the depot bad-its busiest week yet,
feeding more than 40-residents. And Demke says there
may -haye been'even ‘more but the depot ran out ef food.
She ‘says'the depot can us alenoat any kind of food,

brought her own refrigerator from home: to store dairy
products, but she is looking for someone to nate an old

' freezer they might not be using.
But storage isn’t the only problem. “we haven't got

enough shelves

s,” Demke says. The few shelves they do

have are already. stacked high’ with. groceries, for , this

‘Thursday’ ‘6 distribution.

She said those shelves were donated by

Lions Club which has been dons about $100 worth of
food on a regular basis ‘every week. ;

“They have been fantastic,” Demke says.

she is di ited: with the’
from the rest of Castlegar. She said-10 Castlegar schools
were canvassed for donations a d ‘only ‘five, bothered to
collect’ food.

“I expected a little more than five schools to
participate. 'm very disappointed with the Fesponse,”
she said, ae

. 7 She also noting
that one hasn't re calls, and

i the local

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what I. anticipated.”
When Demke first threw open the depot’s doors and .
began distributing food free’ to the area needy, only 31

but particularly meat.
. “Meat is our big worry every, week. Y don't know
what’ the blazes'we're doing ‘to ‘do for. this week.”

Sie 241 Columbia Ave. ;
Horbel Diets Judy. * Castlegar

the other. recently’ cee the dopot’s discount from 10
to five per cent.”
She added ‘that the co-aptriive ‘atore in South

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who might become future air

_force pilots.

Speaking to an audience of
teenagers, Reagan said, “I
recently learned something
quite interesting about video
games.”

“Many young people have
developed incredible hand,
eye and brain co-ordination in
playing these games. The air
force believes these kids will
be outstanding pilots should
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He went on to say that
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_ families showed up. Now there
_itee are appearing. at the de}

90 families on file and
joor every: week, ~

One’ of ‘the’ problems
donations & that they have’

the depot has with meat i

nowbere, to freeze it. Demke » -

power — “and he's not’ even from Geng

Also given special me tion was the, Slogan hs ‘ootéhay

continued onpage A2..

e Recovery-] .

‘it took three days to locate
Sk Waterbeds
and

donations.

and
. tobea problem, ae ealacly i in the fire season and the.

fur’ foal
the regula monthly meet-
ing of, society directors,

: president ‘Pete Oglow re-

ra

museum‘complex: He, said
* PETE ostow
the damaged pipe. «piped

beri FLOWERS ’.".; Warm ‘weather Brings three-

Id Meli:

| As well, there was the expense of digging ip. and
ireplacing the pipe ‘and putting down bleach’ as a
deterrent. This, plus running heavy vehicles over the
area, seemis to have discouraged further m mole activity,

Oglow reported. ‘

However, this is‘only one aspect ofa 2 mich ance
problem — the fact that the’ society. and the museum
jeomplex is moving into a new phase of its Aevetopment
— consolidation and: maturation. °

In the past 20 years the society hs established $2,
million" worth of equity in the area in terms of.
buildings and equipment. Some of this has come, from
federal and- incial grants, hips . and
The larger part has < . come through
volunteer labor. |

With the passing of the years, the museum has
also become increasingly well known as an

Amos out info the, nunshine and

" spring daffodils.

CosNews Phato by Diane Sirondberg

~ Vander Zalm to meet board

By CasNews Statf

Education Minister Bill
Vander Zalm will meet with
the Selkirk College board
later this month, the board
disclosed at: its monthly
meeting Tuesday night in
Nelson. --

College. employee groups
such as the faculty associ-

ation arid the B.C. Govern-

“asset and tourist attraction; This in turn has increased
the expense. a and labor-needed for upkeep and admin-',
istration — a-burden which is getting beyond: the,
limits of a and has
the need for permanent seeretarisl aid, in addition to
the ing and

Water for i

ic use

directors are looking for a water storage tank i in order.
+o solve the difficulty...

Long-range plans for the village include recon:
struction of. the CCUP offices — which were once -
Tocated at Brilliant — and the addition of two modules
‘to the National Exhibition Centre to house city
museum artifacts.

Plans for a vegetable garden and buildings in the
area have been modified and will be resubmitted since

“ment Employ

Union will
also have a chance to meet

“with. Vander Zalm at the.

March 28 “luncheon meeting
Jat the college. x

Vander Zalm will be spec-
ial quest speaker © at the

 Rossland-Trail Social Credit: *

nomination meeting that
-night:in Trail. :

‘Vander Zalm will also tour
the simulated work training
program at Cominco while he
is in the area. David Thomp-
son University Centre may
be included as part of his visit
to Nelson on March 29.

In other business Tuesday,
the board supported a de-
cision by the Ministry of

Baucation to approve two.

College’ principal Leo Per-
ra told the hoard the college

was not in’ any position to do -

anything with the Electron-
ies Technician so it won't be
initiated.‘

However, the college does
wish to proceed with the new
computer program. Steps
have been initiated to begin
the program in. September.

Perra said the funds will be

ided ‘through a transfer §

Taformation eyienr Technol-
ogy and Electronics Techni-
cian. ‘

Father ‘cansidered

killing

- VANCOUVER (CP) — The -
father of a. -severely-handi-
conned boy told a doctor he

any ag requires the app J of the Koot:

Doukhobor Historical Society, the City of Castlegar,
the Regional District and the Kootenay Society for the
Handicapped.

All society members and interested citizens are
reminded of the Society annual general meeting at 7
p.m. Monday, April 11 at the village audio-visual
centre.

A showing of. the provinciaily- -prepared film,
“Here to Share” will form part of the entertainment,
and guests will have.an opportunity to see the new
equipment and greatly improved viewing facilities at
the centre.

killing’ his
ay B.C. Supreme Court was
told today.

Dr. Doreen McConnell, a
physician at Sunny. Hill Hos-

pital for Children, was tes-.
tifying at a hearing where a
provincial court ruling that .
an operation to save Stephen’

Dawson's life would be cruel

and unusual treatment is —

being challenged.
Ashunt draining fluid from
the brain: of the six-year-old

his son -

boy-is blocked and Stephen
will probably die within
weeks if it is not repaired,
doctors have testified.

Provincial court Judge
Patricia Byrne ruled Monday
that any decision on the boy's
‘fate should be left with the
parents

McConneil said she spoke
with the boy's father, Robert
Dawson, on March 1, after
the parents had decided not
‘to’ allow the operation on
their son.

Linda Stewart, the Daw-

continued on page A2

for non-instructional. bud-

_ gets. He added that the min-

istry’ seems. to be. sympa-

thetic with providing the col- ii

lege with capital funds to get
the program underway.
In other news; :the board

tabled a new ‘policy which
would restrict admittance to

the college by fovelge stu--

dents,

If the policy is‘ approved,
the college. would give prior-
ity to regional, B.C. and Can-
adian students, but may ad-
mit foreign students if they
meet, one or all of the fol-

lowing conditions:

e if they are sponsored
through an inter-g

BILL VANDER ZALM
... here March 28

e if they are attending un-
der’ a separate contract be-

tween Canada and a foreign’

government approved by the
Ministry of Education.
e if the full costs for at-

, tendance are sponsored by a

body or agency acceptable to
the college board.

if they are dependents of
persons who are in Canada as
citizens, permanent residents
on a work or student visa
holder. .

tal agreement. ~

e if they have won an
academic competition.

e if they have landed
Pualgran status.

eto
exchanges.

e if there are a small
number of seats available in a
course or program and none
of the above apply.

By] DIANE STRANDBERG
Staff Writer ¢

Castlegar’s Malcolm Scott
and: ‘Trail’ Alderman Walt

‘Siemens ‘have taken the ,

Kruysse, economic develop- .

ment .commissioner for the
Re,

ensy Boundary, in pursuing ©
the nomination.
‘Scott, a. former’ Castlegar

‘school trustee and veteran
‘negotiator with the Con-

struction’ ‘Labor Relations
Association, said in an inter-
view today: that, if he is
elected one of his: main chal-
lenges: would be to ‘create

d that jobs

MALCOLM SCOTT
+..createjobs ,
gave him a “good working
rapport” ;with local unions.

Scott had an, opportunity
to declare. himself.during an
all-candidates meeting held
in Castlegar last month, but
decided to.hold off.

“I wasn't really prepared
to go ahead at that time
..~ I had to satisfy myself
that I really would win,” he

in the tourist industry could
amarina and facilities for rec-
marina and facilities for rec-

reation vehicles in the area,’

as well as improving existing

_Tecreation facilities. ©

A. longtime: resident of-
Castlegar, Scott says ‘he de-

. cided to stand for nomination

after being asked to run by a
number of supporters in both |
Castlegar and Trail. -

He is an employee of Cen-
tury 21 Mountain View Agen-
cies and also owns his own
construction management
consulting company called
Scott Project Developers
Lid.

“I'd work for all the people
in the: .Rossland-Trail. area
.+. not just business,” he said
adding that his experience
negotiating ‘for the CLRA

and mailed it

Street Talk, page A3.

inside
SLM EAN
© Pearl Androsoff has crocheted
a special hat for the Queen

off to
Buckingham Palace,

stanley Humphries Secondary School plays
host this week to the Southeast Interior Drama
Festival — a weeklong event offering plays
every night, story and photos page A4.

The Dale Hockley rink of Castlegar holds down
second spot in the national police curling
playdowns in Summerside, PEI, story page BI.

John Charters this week follows up on Dr.
John Hall's excursion to Papua New Guineo as
part of a CUSO team with part one of a letter.
from Dr. Hall, page Cl.

He-‘said, that the com-
petition would be tough, not-
ing that as many/as six or

‘eight potential candidates

might declare” themselves
prior to the nominating con-
vention planned for March 28
at the Tadanac Hall in Trail.

Stemens said he declined to
enter the race during the
Castlegar meeting because of -
~ family commitments. How-
ever, he has since decided to
throw his hat into the ring
because of a concern that the
two nominees might not win
an election if they were
chosen as candidates.

“My concern is that we win
this riding. I was concerned
the people who had decided
to run might not do so,”

. Siemens said in an interview.

continued on page A2

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