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Resettlement
Meeting
been
delayed

Arrequest from B.C. Hydro
for a meeting to discuss
Lower Arrow Lake resettle-
‘ment proposal cannot be con-
sidered at this time by the
Regional District of Central
Kootenay

Tn a letter written late in
July and released Setar

are dumps,
control, the cost of lots, and

perks.
It says that several RDCK
stands would see Hydro

resettlement proposal.

Regional!
district
fined

NELSON (CP) — The
Regional District of Central
Kootenay was fined $9,500 in

yy for
falling to ensure refuse at one
of its dumps was covered.

Court was told that since

97, 73 bears have been shot.
at the dump, about 24% kik
ematres from the: Castleyar

airport.
Fedural transport ministry
regulations forbid uncover

because
birds attracted to a dump are

a ireraft.
The Crown, which stayed
laid

agai
‘asked for a $2,500 fine.

NOON
DOLLAR
MONTREAL (CP) — U.S.
dollar in terms of Canadian
funds at noon today was up
18100 at $1.2023, Pound
sterling was up $350 at

$2.2200.
InNew York, the Canadian

was up 7-20 at

DARRELL HYATT,
ct

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 196)

egy vie-

cerebral pal
two whiselehalr pur.” ait

More’ ihn’ $s 000 fa ised
Locals raced for Fox

More than $5,000 was
raised in the Terry Fox Mar-
athon of Hope Run held at
Selkirk College Sunday in

a
a Ryser geod eret,
2d the ‘community support

alae adel em sem
‘and Doug Hat
gas wor tha oly wheels

Hyatt completed the four-
km run in V'hour, 10 minutes
and

Ken Simonen was the first

Darrell Hyatt, a Selkirk

With mediator

Bargaining has resumed

legotiat for 3 new
contract for Celgar’s lumber

with Ready, follow
meeting with him Tuesday.

Teaco wit probebly_ be The ani ashed Spt 8 for

‘The lst offer made by the
FURS, ding the Bert. 3
meeting, was basically

same package as other WA
‘operations in the southern
. interior accepted, but with
cevnsult with the members. " some options.

Raiiway cuts to be protested

HALIFAX (CP) — Dem-

He ssid opposition to the
pending service cuts has
grown in the weeks since the
specific routes to be dropped
were announced. Hearings
by a committee of Progre:

sive, Conservative members

of Parliament had also kept meetings in Ottawa this
rook would give beckbeneh
a chance to bring the
ie betore the prime nie
inister
Senndor'Toe Libraencas Jet ie Pepia.

Chemical been applied

CHAMPION LAKES
PROV. PARK —
weataer conditions allowed
for the application of herbi-
(main)

Diol whieh had tavaded tht
public use for the remainder
oe Jing to deter- Cf this season

Selkirk Colle:

Sections (A. BEC)

Both sides ratify contract

‘A pew contract for voca- Price Index, whichever is
i Selkirk greater, inthe second year of

the cont
Btudent contract hours are
reduced from 26% to 25
ours during 30 hours of as-
seed dey. ile contact

tog ibe two-week saute

Instructors voted 75 elude:
per cent in favor of the terms

cumulate up to 18 weeks
‘seniority while on maternity
leave;

— increasing the college's Adult basic education
prot development classes will start on Oct. 1,
‘an had been originally sched-
‘The college also dropped led.
{ts demand that vocational A memorandum of agree-
{instructors give up vacation Bept
time for devel

Intry of labor's, have already
started and the balance, will
start on Monday, she ‘éald

-

MLA given commitment

Bridge will not disappear

trict of Central Kootenay.

board of dir
ectora went on record Sat-
urday as supporting the local

chamber's efforts to. block ture, and has been studying
‘any decision to demolish the
bridge.

add the bridge to its lst of
structures. The

itage conservation branch al-
ready is aware of the stroc-

Ontario grain handlers”
ratify new contract

ER BAY, ONT.
(CP) — The 1.600 grain
handlers in this Lake Super-
lor prt voted today to scept
a new contract with

vator companies td ead t
6-day strike.

tended by between 80 and 90
per cont of the membership.

by
‘Dunleatioas Workers Unica.

Glen Suggitt, director for
Area E (Proctor!

were settled.

ved a number of manage-

meat positions at the Cargill

Grain Co. Lid. terminal, the
claimed

‘The statement sakd the
eight men involved ig the company and
sentatives willbe brought
up again in the next round of

‘ged with arson

Suspects disrupt court

NELSON (CP) — Two
members of the Sons of
Freedom sect
charged with arson were
dragged shouting from the
Nelson courtroom Monday
after they disrobed.

Fasten Barska, 6, and

and
Suggest pom Saturday Soaty art Judge Raymond
tend tat telophove rats be “
resent levels,
and that there should be

‘They then set fire to 4 The two women had been
handkerchief they were hold-

ing.
‘The two are charged in
fire April 26, at the Cultural
Edveation Centre. test their confinement,
‘jury of 10 men and two
. ‘Tho women are not bein
represented by legal cousel
had lived in the Kootenays

during previous burnings and
by other Freed-

initrvicwane’ Office workers vote on offer

PORT ALBERNI (CP) —
pip Some of the 5,800 Inter
BC. Tel, and the issue is 4 national Woodworkers of
political one, be continued. America members employed

‘The intervention was 4 here by MacMillan Bicedel
could be back at work 2000
after « tentath ment
was reached Tuesday night
between the forestry giant

during its meeting Sept. 8 nd its office workers.

‘The ST-member local of the Long sald no details of the
pact would be released until

duntry lat month ater a “Were trying to gt some
six-week strike. id
Provincial mediator Fred pattotony Bill Evers,

TR