News

June 12, 1991

ew chamber
boss settles in

“By CasNews Staff
— With plenty of spunk and
scommunity spirit, Luella
EAndreashuk settled in last
Monday to her first day on the
job as the new manager of the
Castlegar Chamber of

merce.

And this week, though she
admittes to stumbling a little
‘still, Andreashuk looks right at

> “It's a challenge,” she said.
But I'm excited about being a
part of the business community
in Castlegar’... and to be part of
the changes that will happen in
Castlegar in the future.”

Her links to the business
community and to tourism pro-
jects are already a big help, she
said.

: Andreashuk served on the
ehamber’s board of directors for
four years, bowing out only
because of interests and time
conflicts raised by her new posi-
tion. She is also chairman of a
: i studying a ibl
Columbia River interpretive
centre.

Her employment background

LUELLA ANDREASHUK

+++ Settling in

which Andreashuk said she’s
more than happy to look after.

She admited she has a “full-
plus” plate in front of her
between her new duties and her
volunteer work, but said that’s
the way it should be.

“If time doesn’t fly, some-
thing’s wrong, you’re bored,” she
said. “And I feel when you live
in a community, everybody
should do something to put
hing back in to it.”

is in bookk ng and
ing.
The chamber of commerce
building - located near the
‘ommunity Complex - is also
home to the Business InfoCentre
and the Travel InfoCentre,

Andreashuk was born and
raised in Nelson and has lived in
Castlegar since 1967.

She and her husband Rae and
have three children, Kenton, 20,
Leeanna, 18, and Bradley, 11.

DO-IT-YOURSELF DRAINAGE

The weather lately hasn't been kind to ball players, or ball parks for that matter.
cap and put on his engineer's cap creating this nifty drainage system Tuesday n

. But slo-pitcher Les Schultz put away his baseball
ear home plate at the Community Complex field.

CasNews photo by Ed Mills

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week’s meeting to pay for the
review without knowing its
costs. The committee asked only
that the board agree to adhere
to any final r dations

trustee Evelyn Voykin,
chairman of the management
committee. “They had nothing
new to say. They still want an
ind d review and we’re

resulting from the review.
However, the board’s
management committee held
firm on the board’s position.
“We've upheld our position
and have no intentions of
changing it at this time,” said

not prepared to go for that. But
I want to make it quite clear
that we have gone more than
out on a limb for this group.”
Moreira described the
management committee’s
attitude at the meeting as

“arrogant and flippant” and said
he thought the purpose of the
meeting was to -discuss
alternatives, not present a
different position.

“We’re not looking for an
ounce of blood, we're looking for
a solution,” he said.

At stake for the Castlegar
school board is district funding
for 46 students and the stability
of Tarrys elementary school.

“The bottom line,
unfortunately, is money and we
have a school to protect out
there,” Voykin said. “Our first
Priority is to protect this
district.”

Moreira said the parents
have approached the Nelson
school board which has agreed
to meet with the Castlegar
school board to discuss the
boundary issue.

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continued from front page

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Oliver said IBEW accepts the
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filed a grievance against the
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STREET TALK

ROSSLAND-TRAIL MLA CHRIS
D’ARCY was in fine form in the legislature
during the recent debate on the provincial
budget.

Some excerpts from Hansard, the official
report of the legislative assembly debates,
quoting the New Democrat MLA:

“Til get on to some other things that maybe
aren’t 8o good later on, but there are some good
things that have occurred in my riding, and
some have involved the government, which
deserves some notice.

“For instance, a centralized access centre
recently opened in Trail to serve the region. We
have long needed two kilometres of new
highway bypassing the smelter, the smelter hill
and various railway crossings in Trail.

“We have the hospital expansion in
Castlegar — again, much needed — and we have
seen imp: to our provincial parks — in
perteuler, Champion Lakes and Syringa Creek

arks.

“You'd almost think this was a Social Credit
riding, wouldn’t you”

CONNIE SUSUT received a bachelor of
science in computer engineering from the
University of Alberta at Edmonton at
convocation ceremonies June 5. Susut attended
Selkirk College for two years before
transferring to the University of Alberta. She is
the daughter of long-time Castlegar residents
Bill and Helen Susut.

PERRY HORNING recently received his
bachelor of science in forestry at the University
of Alberta. He graduated from Stanley
Humphries secondary school and Selkirk
College and is now a resident of Invermere
with his wife Wendy and is employed with the
B.C. Forest Service.

He is the son of Wallace and Jeanette
Horning of Castlegar.

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Visual Competition

Sandy Danchelia placed 1st in

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during the 1991 West Kootenay

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The team of Leslie Bergeron,

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