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The Society is now reviewing

heck the

villages of Nakusp and New Denver to decide ‘on the best sae:

location for the plant.

The federal grant does not include financing for
construction, but the Society says it hopes to begin work
on the new plant in a few weeks.

ONE OF THOSE snowmobilers making their way
across Canada from Vernon to Valcourt, Quebec is none
other than Jack Fisher of Nelson.

Jack has joined team members from Victoria and

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: Munro deal a ‘mistake

VANCOUVER (CP) — Op-
eration Solidarity made a
mistake last November when
it sent the head of the In-
ternational of

the B.C. Government Em-

America to Kelowna to seals cial

deal. with Premier Bill Ben-
nett, says B.C. Federation of
Labor president Art Kube.
Kube also said in a dis-
cussion of the events that
ended the escalating public
sector strike that he “erin-
ged” when he heard that a
provincial’ government, jet
was standing by Nov. 13 to
whisk Jack Munio to the
Okanagan the moment & set-
tlement was d with

ready been reached with

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Administrator Laura
ds and board b

“Munro did not 1g"
with the packer
Then somehow Bennett got
cold feet and wanted ‘us not
to look so good, so there was

lars per hour was that jet
costing everyone?

“Yet; the whole deal be-
tween the government and

0 i had al-

SEATBELTS

no

But Munro, in a telephone
interview at his home late
Tuesday, denied Kube's
statements.

“I deny it and just. can't
believe he could come out

of the Castlegar Homema-
kers will attend a workshop
in Vancouver to develop

‘The workshop will be held
on Feb. 9 and 10 by Dr. Eva
Schindler-

pert in training prodbenlaiale
in voluntary organizations.
The workshop is sponsored

cutting honors. The station offers a convéhience store as

well.

THINGS ARE. looking up in downtown Castlegar.
The Castlegar Medical Associates building just down the
street from West's has a spanking new green awning. It
not only looks good, but it offers refuge from the rain as

well.

LUCK.

. Julie Dawson, whose home bur-

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ned to the ground last summer, had a piece of good ,
luck. She is the grand prize winner in the Kooter J
Columbia Child Care Society's recent lottery. Julie *
heads on a trip for two to Vancouver via PWA With
accommodation at the Century Plaza Hotel.

Engineer raps plan

VANCOUVER (CP) —
provincial government
should expand the University
of British. Columbia's engin-
eering school before spend-
ing $16. million on a new
building at the University of
Vietoria, .a spokesman for
proféssional engineers said
Tuesda:

Ys

And. the president of the
University of B.C. wondered
where the money to pay for
operation of UVic’s new sci-
ence and engineering com-
plex will-come from.

The fessional Engineers, said ex-
school deficit next year, may have a

panding the UBC

which faces a $12-million

would be a cheaper way to to reduce its engineering

produce more engineers.

Hughes said money should
also be spent to aid UBC en-

program.
‘The Victoria complex, ded-
ieated to computer-related

gineering students, who face fields of engineering, should
fee increases of more than 24 be completed by December

per cent next September.
UBC president

1985, UVic president Howard

ties have been tight lately,

where the money to pay for petch and Finance Minister
the new program was coming Hugh Curtis said the creation

from, with universities facing
a four-per-cent cut in their
1984-85 operating budgets.

of a computer engineering
school is a priority of the
government.

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‘They Were reacting to the
government's announcement
Tuesday that facilities for
UVic's g8w engineering pro-
gram will be built by De-
cember 1986.

Gwilym Hughes, president

\ eontieed trom frontpage = “Thave to admit toalack'of' ‘The '$16 million — $14.6
who suffered minor injuries in the clarity on how we're going to million to construct a build-
crash, add new programs when ing and the remainder to pay
everybody is looking for off current debts and buy
ways to reduce spending,” equipment — will come from
Pedersen said. He added that a government fund estab-

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.. expand UBC

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“They just told us that the other bus
couldn't make it up the mountain,” she

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But whether they were sitting or
standing seemed to have little bearing
on the degree of injury, said Kuzz.
The student who died in the accident
was seated at the back of the bus, said

said.

Grade 10 students from that bus
were transferred to other buses in the
convoy for the trips up and down the

“Our bus was already full so the
people we picked up were standing in

A fifth, unnamed oradent listed in

‘Tuesday frond Campbell B River to Vic-

Seven ambulances, a Rescue Co
ordination Centre helicopter and a
jaws-of-life unit from Courtenay were
called in to help evacuate the injured.

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MONTREAL (CP) — They
sang, jfhey cheered, they

ie -} and they went
home's Tittle richer,

Fifty-three of the 58 people
who had a stake in the
first-prize ticket in last
week's Loto 6-49 draw trav-

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lished to spur engineering
science at all three B.C. uni-
Versities.

UVic engineering dean Len
Bruton said the university
will be the first in B.C. and
one of four in Canada to offer
a computer engineering
course.

begin with 72 students and
hopes eventually to reach an
enrolment of 1,000 under-
graduates.

It will concentrate on fields
such as computer chip de-
sign, robotics and computer-
aided design and manufac
turing, Petch said.

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