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Nomination Convention
September 24, 1983

; Kinnaird Hil, Costlegar

. All NDP members welcome

Dinner following nomination, $10 per person,

Tickets In advance through your MLA or MP.’

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ANNIVERSARY PARTY .

ber of Parliament Lyle Kristian!
cently on their twenty-second aihiversony. Coming

age, which ae her to

study at home.wi raising

her two children)’,
“Thanks to’ Belkirk Col

-“T can now be in’ a
Posaloonnon ot btodlas 4 the
) University of South’ “Als-
‘bama/ Ideeply appreciate the

of Education in March, 1980

at Eastern Washington Uni: °

Ses Jackson continued

West Kootenay Girl
Guides were hosts to seven
visitors ‘from overseas re-

set tia vacua ale a
Doris piel ae of Castle-
1 up ‘to instruct!

cently during. 83,
an invitational international
camp event.

‘The event was held in two

' segments, with participants
- spending one week in the

host area and one week at

| Camp Olave located on the

Sunshine Coast.

The West Kootenay Area
guides invited Judith Hull,
Lois Bishop, and Keren
Brown of New Zealand, Joy
Cardie, Elizabeth Coventry
and Joanne Sheridan of Aus-
tralia and Stephanie Garrison
of Portland, Oregon. .

Marilynne Read and Doris

-Dimock, both of Salmo, were

the two guiders selected
from the Kootenay area to
participate. s
Once the visitors arrived in
Castlegar, their hosts drove
een .to Christina Lake‘ for
two day: sot swimming, can-

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CASTLEGAR

and ‘her
aoe Ruth Henderson of
New Zealand joined in as
lifeguard. :
The group later returned -

to Castlegar and was joined”)

by West Kootenay area Path-
finders. é

history of the Silvery
Biota aiswim in the Nakusp.

__laurel Hamano, Lisa Tro: :
of

Montrose; “Jennifer: Watson
of Warfield; Elouise Nelson
of Fruitvale; Laurel Best,
Monique Koehle, Maryjean |
Trainor, Tracey _ Davies~‘of

Hot Springs; a day hike into’ ‘Batnio” D

Guides and's Browale in unl-
form.

Following lunek, the Guid. 2h",
‘chose to go on to the’ *
Hodalnod ‘Museu she wlbe MaTTH

enay ates guides'on behalf of” ¢5ur x

the:Campaspe! Region, \Vic-
toria ; a Guides” of aoe

Nelson; Staci Isley of Ymir; | tre

Valarie Lahner, Robin Red-

enbach, Staci Morrison’ of |

‘New Denver; and Ranger Lia
McBride of Rossland for a
bus tour of ‘the West Koot-
enay.

The bus driver was Ray-

mond Dimock, his assistant’ across

was Dave Read, both of
- \whom donated 'their: time.

of Nelson and Kay Knox of
Kaslo.

< tour of the 8. Moyle and
enered® a'‘leisurely ferry ride
Take. On

the pdt they were ‘invited

“to join the captain and one of

The night was spent at the

her studies at Oregon State

- University. but later. trans-
ferred to Selkirk, College af-
ter two semesters,

Davis — 46 ne in Mrs, aul ¢
Davie'of Trail, b gin bom Aug. McALPINE | — Donald Ro oy

i ‘McAlpine, formerly of Tra

passed a
GOHN.— To Mr. ahd ia. Rick OF 65 In Calgary
‘ot: Rosslond, a! boy, born illrress, Cremation hos 4 tal nee

— To Mr, and Mrs.
Ronald Retin ot ona o
boy, born, PATTERSON = Moy Martho

(Summers) Fatt jerson,, longtime
Ss faanta as tnd Mrs. resident of. Trail, died in Rich-
Castlegar, mond recently ‘after a short
Ullness. She wos 76. Funeral ser-

en Guide ee

2a eUNERALS
JOHNSON ’— Nakusp
Vero maroarst Johnson died

Be ESC vices were held in St
ey ‘Anglican Chuch in Richmond. :

SCANTLAND _ ‘Dixon * Scanilend
of Robson

cesident
Mass of Chron baal

im ‘at’ the Trail {Regional oged 34.
tal at the age of 67.

the area quidenes and’ their

‘guests® travelled” to Camp Poted

Olave on the Sunshine Coast
wHere guides ‘and leaders
from. nine ‘countriesand ‘B.C.

theipp2! gathered: tp  earticrnts | in
4 Serendipity
SIRE Serenaipny, all part

“Eva Wrangler, Jean Fletcher °

sioner Merle MacDonald, and
a number of parents, and

cipated in'lectures'and’sem- |
L topics

sculpture, music and drains,

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[AWANA Boys and Girls Clubs is to give boys and
Clubs © will “start their - girls examples .of good

‘Retd ‘sept. 8 “sot Knox ‘Gaited
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Church in rail.

it. Edward's °

fourth. year on Sept. 13. ~.living. AWANA takes its

(“This year: will be our

‘biggest and beat yet,” says

Mt jer Rod Kennedy.

“We-\have: lots of. great

ie planned for the boys
and girls.”

AWANA consists ‘of six
clubs for boys’ and girls
from ‘kindergarten: to
Grade 8. Sparks is kinder-
garten.—<Grade 2, Chum
-Pals is Grades 8 to 5 and
Guards Pioneers is Grades
6 to 8.”

from’ the Bible,
introducing Jesus. Christ
and the example ‘He has
given to us fora purpose

Awana’ first meeting
will be at 4:80 - 6:30 p.m.
for Sparks and 6-8 p.m. all
other clubs. Meet at the
Calvary Baptist Church,
809 Merry Creek Road,
For further information
call Rod Kennedy at 965-

OTTAWA (CP) — ‘Action is nosdea’ fret eiisire

are’ a ‘part, rather’ than victims : of. the

hightechnology, revolution, the government: and ‘its
critics ‘agree. © ‘

Economic n
says the science and: By policy
sn lout abt oppo city
little, too late,:

ee

Minister ‘Trudeau: senitly 8
sunced the ipgatuaioat of caf seeneh adviser foie

: : » of
He per eet yc oetee alot Ea

yiseb will be tosaee thee

. concern: i
ot elie uadamplopeas lo Boy
teeheclogical

oy i affect amillions;of: ‘people a

‘East, and! Simon de Jong. New
East,

disagree.
sew hy doa't to do trite as cies” mies Gllciist.
He'says the policy just pu its Canada back on track to
its target of having 1.5 per cent of the value of its total
spent on and nent by 1985.

industrial nations in percentage terms but still leave us
well behind‘ in absolute dollar terms, Gilchrist says.

+ show no signs of ever becoming competitive. '

: that: penaney te (el aya) Uae ane and can, oven Ue
‘Twice that would just put us on par with other major ~

warned that :
ther gore pe on so-called sunset industries.

‘There ar . major. changes
coming down which will

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5 CAD Ti BresT- 3 OSs] Claes ts
f “Tn a later intervici ho sald hs was not referring to
industries as’a group but to individual companies which *

Johnston is aware of the fear of workers and young
people preparing to enter the workforce that there won't 4
be jobs for them.

‘He admitted when he unveiled his policy ' Hroposals i

But what he wasn't saying was how upsetting and
AN becasue i een ona
As he was unveiling ‘his icy proposals, a
and Maat pciecuasion, ers ‘on the impact of

“Critics say Ottawa
must spend more on .

, focial discord, the paper warned.

hnol ent was being leaked

to,the press.
Pe) “DISRUPT socIETY °
ectinclogy will dastzey upta tro ulin jobo tales
than 10 years, creating chronic high unemployment and

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ese : PE ae t Johnston, clearly embarrassed by the leak, tried to
play down the study as'nothing more'than a discussion’ |.
‘paper.’ But:he still refuses to make .it ‘public. $
i “The biggest sin,” says de Jong, is Johnston's lack of
openness with the: public.

: “There ‘are major. changes coming down the line
which Will (sitet mlliods of people) and for, the
government'to say ‘Sorry folks, you can’t look at this
information’ oie just oo stupid. so stupid.”

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‘The government has had repeated warnings over the
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