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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, April 10, 1991

1981 GMC Van (Cargo-Camping-
Treeplantors), V8, automatic, good
gondition. Asking $2,800 Ph. 359-

oa F150 SC 300 ci, new paint
brakes, excellent condition, $6000,
362-5228 — Rossland

1986 TOYOTA SRE Extra Cab 4x4,
turbo charged, 4-spd auto, new
paint, now tires, 68,000km, $13,600
obo 425-2724 or 426-6230

Sparw

1987 GMC PU 4x4 loaded -
excellent condition $11,500 obo

MUST SELL; 1988 F160 Supercab
o/b, alr, cruise, auto, extras,
$13,000 obo Phono 489-5273
SEPTIC TANK pumping truck,
cortifled 1966 International Loadstar
truck, 1000 gal. tank, vacuum
loading system, powered by 8hp
vena for Infor Call 866-5463 —
Wynd

DEER PARK, L. Arrow Lake, ©
Furnlshod log house, 2 badrooma,
Propano fridge, wood cookstove,
wood airtight heater. .66 acre with
fruit and walnut trees, Utility shed,
Boaullful lako viow, : easy: lake
access. $40,000 365-6954

FRUITVALE: PRIVATE sale, 4
bedroom, large bright kitchen,
fireplace —Intiving room, full
basemont, dotached garage, large
yard $65,000. Phone 367-7307
after 6:30 pm.

HOBBY FARM - 11.79 acres, [763°
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1988 DODGE Dakota 4 x 4 fog
lamps, sports package, roll bar,
$11,00 ph. 428-5273 — Creston
1888 FORD Ranger XLT, cruise,
tilt, alr, cassette, 56,000km asking
$10,500 Ph. 365-6024

1988 GMC Vanamera 350 V8 alr,
PS PB cruise and more. Ph, 382-
7648 — Rossland

1989 CHEV 4x4 ton liner toolbox
side ralls tinted glass 350 4speed
39K. 367-7869 — Frultvale

JEEP CJS V8 3spd no rust
excellent condition $6000 obo, Ph.
364-0212 — Trail

MUST SELL 1989 Mazda 4 X 4
shortbox P.B. P.S, cassette Ssp.
$12,500 obo, 399-4460

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Bonnington - .68 acre view lot with
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MOBILE HOMES

APART. FOR RENT

12X84. TWO bedroom country
estate mobile home must be moved
asking $13,600 obo 385-7168

BACHELOR AND. 2BDRM. fully
equipped Kitchens, cable TV, and
dally, weekly or

1876 COLONY moblle home, 2
bedroom. Includes fridge, stove,
10,000 BTU alr conditioner, porch,
covered deck. Offers to $14,500,
Phone 226-7340

FOR SALE: 12' X 68' mobile Home,
olectrico heat. Phone 357-2090 or
9364-1131.
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we will help find you a Mobile
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365-2111 or Evening 362-9520

HOUSES FOR SALE

9 YEAR old house 1250 sq.ft. 3-4
bdrm wood-elec. fum $79,000 357-
2309 — Salmo

FIVE BDRM. house on 5,68 acres
or & acres In town, 428-4771 —
Creston

LARGE 4 bedroom split level
home,’ unfinished basement,
large livingroom with gas
fireplace, dining room, family
room new carpet and, paint
throughout main floor.’ Fully
landscaped with decks, gazebo
Inground pool, 2621 - 10th Ave.
Castlegar. Phone 365-3727 after
pm.

NEW CUSTOM built home 1648
eq.ft. bdrm, skylight, garage,
Crescent Valley, $110,000. 359-
8025

NEW ELEGANTLY Bullt 2 story
home, vaulted ceilings, skylight,
garage Crescent Valley 359-8025

‘1'87-Dakota
4 «V-6, 5 speed,
canopy

‘89 Cavalier
4-dr., auto.,
mint cond.

‘89 Voyager
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cruise, cassette

4cyl., std.,

resses for less...

eaun:
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MATURE TENANT(S) wantod for 3
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Green Acros, Fruitvale, 367-7655

RENTALS WANTED

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V6, auto., 7 passenger, A/C, cruise, tilt,
cassette, p. rear windows, bal. 7/115

‘84 Jetta
4-dr., diesel,
1 owner

‘89 Corsica
V-6, auto.,
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WEDNESDAY

April 17,1991 17,1991

“The Cast

legar ean

SUNNY

Page 3A _

‘Vol. 2- “No. 16

Castlegar,’ British Columbia

75 Cents + G.S.T.

That’ 's Some chikinayt Empicyase of Custodis
Chimney: Repair. of Vancouver, Prepare the Celgar
stack for the second section of the extension.

Grads opt for supervised drinking

By NANCY LINGLEY

to and from the site will

& FRANK ISERNIA

“be provided by parents of the

~ Crossin, a

The 1991 graduating class of.
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School will hold a supervised
drinking party with the blessing of
their parents in direct conflict with
the laws of B.C.

SafeGrad, as opposed to the
more familiar DryGrad, is being
touted by the students as a way to
ensure that students don't drink
and drive.

“We want to make sure our

students come home alive,” said bot

Treena Baker, spokesperson for
SafeGrad. She added that parents
who support the students’ cause
have agreed to assume the role of
chaperones,

The location of the SafeGrad
party ‘is to be kept secret and no
one will be admitted without an
invitation. Security and trans-

class.
“People do drink,” said Baker.
“T think that the will give

presents the opportunity to violate
five laws conceming the sale and
of alcohol explai:

arrange for a member of the local
detachment to meet with the

SiSzt. Hall of the Castlegar RCMP

students a choice of either drinking
or abstaining. Last year we had a
‘dry grad, but then the next night
the students had a big party and
drank, so what was the point of a
dry grad?”

Baker stated that the students
had a choice between a safe grad
and a dry grad, but there was not
enough support for the latter.

“We know it's illegal,”
admitted Baker. “We realize that.
But we think it is realistic that
some of our grad class is going to
drink, so we'd like to have it under
safe conditions.”

The legal drinking age in the
province of British Columbia is 19.
The type of graduation party being
planned by the Class of ‘91

— Consumption of liquor in a.

public place (as opposed to a
private i or |

or the student body at
large to fully explain the above
laws.

The position of the local
RCMP detachment is that the

establishment or event) carries a
voluntary penalty of $100

— A minor in possession of
liquor offense is punishable by a
voluntary penalty of $50

— A minor convicted of
purchasing liquor pays a voluntary
penalty of $100

—— Supplying liquor to minors
requires a court appearance and is
funisiable by up to six months in
J

— Selling liquor to minors also
requires a court appearance is is
punishable by up to six months in

Hall has also offered to to

Assault trial underway

By NANCY LINGLEY
Sun Editor

The accusations that resulted in *

a local man being charged with
two charges of sexual assault are
false stated the attorney for the

defense in the opening day of a _.
Supreme Court trial in Nelson on ‘
_Monday.

“The position of the defense is
that it didn’t happen,” said Dav:
Vancouver lawyer: "It i is:
a false accusation, purely and
simply.”

The accused has been charged
with two counts of sexual assault
initially alleged to have happened
on or between Oct. 1, 1983, to

Sept. 12, 1988, and Dec. 12, 1988,
to Sept. 30, 1989. However,

> following the first day of

testimony, the first count was
amended to on or between Jan. 4,
1983, to Sept. 12, 1983, in light of
the evidence given.

The eight man, four woman jury

“heard the plaintiff, now a young
» woman in her late teens, testify,

often in tears, that prior to her
‘twelfth birthday the accused had

“assaulted ‘her tepeatediy-with a
‘vibrator.

\ “He told me it was something
used to check for cancer,” said the
alleged victim. “It was long and
white and had a button. He put it in
my vagina. He tumed it on. I was

Celgar growing up

By NANCY LINGLEY

Sun Editor.

The $700 million expansion and’

modemization of the Celgar Pulp
Mill took off in an upwards
direction last week when the stack
that carries the exhaust gasses from
the recovery boiler and the
Number One power boiler was
extended by 50 feet to make way
for the new building.

The stack, formerly at 250 feet,
was extended during the normal
spring shut-down of the mill. The
new recovery boiler building being
constructed will stand 250 feet
itself when completed. Now at 300
feet in the air, the exhaust from the
stack will not interfere with the

who will

the building, or the completed
building, The extension was put in
place with a 165 tonne crane that
was on the site for the week. The
50-foot extension went up in two
sections of 20-feet and 30 feet. The
extension pieces are a mild steel
shell with a non-corrosive stainless
Steel interior.

Winds delayed the work and the
extension was barely secure prior
to the scheduled restart of the
boilers at midnight Thursday. The
work was completed by the
Custodis Chimney Repair Com-
pany of Vancouver. One of the

qualifications for doing the job was _.

fairly obvious said John Eaton of
Celgar.

“You don't want to be afraid of
heights,” he noted.

THE FAR SIDE

By GARY LARSON

ent il

disgusted. I didn’t believe it was to
look for cancer. I was scared.”

The plaintiff also claimed that
the accused had forced her to
perform oral sex on him, also at a
young age.

“I was gagging, It was
disgusting, gross, I didn’t know
what to do,” she said. “I was
crying, angry, scared. I didn’t teli
anyone. I was told nobody would
believe me. It was my word against

“his? He-was a powerful man." + ~~

~ “The accused also performed
oral sex on her she claimed.

are required ‘to fully
enforce the laws of British
Columbia ‘and will not overlook or
avoid an area for a period of time
while a graduation party is in

BTESS,
“We will respond. to any
complaints,” promised Hall:

School Board Chairman Gord
Tumer stated that a SafeGrad was
“none of our business.”

“It's a situation that occurs
outside of our jurisdiction,” said
Tumer. “We have never been in
charge of any after-grad parties. I
don’t know of any school .
jurisdiction that would get
involved in any thing other than a
dry grad and our involvement in a
dry grad would be very minor. The
Board has no involvement in after-
grad activities.”

Mayor Audrey Moore also
stated that it was out of the
jurisdiction of her Council.

“I don't condone it,” said
Moore, “but I feel it is a
responsible attitude taken by the
kids and the parents.”

In a press release, Alderman
Kirk Duff, who initially brought
the situation to light at a City
Council meeting, stated that the
1991 grads have grasped the

.-Seriousness.of.the situation and
have made:a responsible and
realistic decision to hold a

See TRIAL 2A

See GRADS 2A

Parents still after
boundary change

By FRANK ISERNIA
‘Sun staff writer

make arrangements with the
Nelson board to have the boundary
officially ch: d to the Slocan

The Boundary Review
Committe led by Chairperson Joe
More}. Castl

School Board trustees with a set of
alternatives to present School
Board policy regarding the
modification of school district
boundaries during Monday night’s
Board meeting.

Placard carrying Boundary
Review Committee protesters
locked horns with the School
Board at a meeting held March 18
in an attempt to get the Board to
listen to their concems about the
current School District boundary,
which the group states does not
meet the needs of South Slocan-
Shoreacres residents.

ira had indi d his

River.

“The Slocan River is suggested
by virtually everyone with an
opinion on where the boundary
should be between the Nelson and
Castlegar school districts,” stated
Moreira’s first proposal.

‘The second proposal called for
a reinstatement of the concept of
an open zone to include all
families on the Nelson side of the
Slocan River.

“This suggestion,” | said
Moreira. “is the least
disruptive. Without a change in
bussing policies from both
districts, few families would
choose to drive their children to
school daily. We view this
as a short term solution.

group was to hold a demonstration
during former premier Bill Vander
Zalm’s visit to Castlegar on March
25 in an effort to express their
concerns to him . However, after

We would hope that ultimately
there would be a formal boundary
adjustment.”

Proposal number three stated
that there should be an
of the current official

some di i the B dary
Review Committee felt it was
inappropriate and cancelled the
plans,

Moreira said that since the
board does not wish to conduct an
independent review of the present
boundary, the board is requested to

boundary.

“This proposal questions the
wisdom of letting some families
(like those in the Webb and
Voykin subdivisions) become
exceptions to a regulation. The
concept of extending privileges to

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some families is unacceptable,”
echoed Moreira.

In response to a letter written to
Education Minister Stan Hagen by
Moreira, Hagen wrote that matters
pertaining to school district
boundaries and catchment area are
properly dealt with by the duly
elected boards of school trustees of
the respective school districts.
Hagen said that it was inappropiate
for him as the Minister of
Education, to alter school district
boundaries, without prior
consultation with the boards
concemed.

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