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A2 Castlégar News october 16, 1985

WEATHER

Impact
. ; report |
ie | =. Wwe due soon

By CasNews Staff.
A.-draft. report. on the
possible impact of building a
fish ladder on the Inonoaklin
River will be released at the

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Pace GEORGE

PORK ee ee : 89°
WHOLE, FRESH. $195)
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED. ....... RRS kg. lb.

PICNIC

giving generally cloudy skies and some showers. Lit

SYNOPSIS: Ancther in.a series of pacific disturbances will pass. through the Kootenay’s today.
hange in the pattern of cloudy weather is
expected over the next several days as southern B.C. remains in the storm track.

Join us for a day dedicated to...

“‘A Brighter Future
For Diabetics’

From Noon to7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 18

A Diabetic Nurse will be available
to answer your questions on
, diet, exercise and insulin therapy.

WE INVITE YOU TO:

— Pick .up literature, diaries, product infor-

mation about diabetes; :
— Learn to test your blood glucose levels;

— Bring in your Accurchek or Reflocheck for a
Free Cleaning and Control Test;
View —videos—on “Progress —in

Management”

10% Discount

On Diabetic Products

CARL’S DRUGS

-——~“€astleaird Plaza 365-7269

Diabetes—

| MacBain

Building
ove
budget

By CasNews Staff

The city building under
construction at the industrial
park is $14,600 over budget.

Ald. Bob MacBain, coun-
cil's representative on the
Castlegar Industrial Commis-
sion, blamed escalating costs
for the overrun.

“It's not anybody's fault,”
said, adding
“You've got to complete the
building.”

The 5,000 square foot
building is more than 80 per
cent finished and will be
completed by the end of this
month.

The city plans to recover
the $14,000 overrun from
lease revenue.

Elektro Dohmen _ Enter
prises Ltd. of Castlegar plans
to lease the building effective
Jan. 1.

LOOKING BETTER.

. Mayor Audrey Moore (2nd from

left) has a look at the newly renovated Pioneer Arena
at an open house Tuesday night. Also on hand were district director for Area I.

(left to right) Verona Walker, program director, Pat

Metge, recreation director and John Voykin, regional. -

Costiews Photo by Ryan Wilson

Firemen check for PCBs

By CasNews Staff
and News Services

Environment Canada
wants firemen to check for
PCBs when they carry out
regular inspections of com-
mercial buildings.

But that’s nothing new for
the Castlegar fire depart-
ment. It's been checking for
PCB's for more than a year.

Cam McDonald of the
Environment Canada’s com-
mercial chémicals- branch,
told a seminar for Ottawa
area firemen that when they
inspect local businesses they
should check whether trans-
formers are leaking.

McDonald said that aluicat

Congratulations

Southern Wood Products A, B, & C planer. shifts reach a new plateau! On
_Thursday,-October-10-the processing-team-planed.1,054,000-board-feet of
lumber. Never before have we hit the J, 000,000 board foot mark ina 24

Walter Kinakin
Gaston Parkin
Mario Chaves

Aldo Zanrosso

Joe Zebert

Mike Kinakin
Colin MacDonald
Gilberto Soares

~~ Eli Esovoloff-
Hubert Hunchuk
Luis Machado
Jack Nichvaladoff
Dave Carter
John Russell
Ed Quintanilha
John Ferreira
Cliff Ferworn
‘John Braga
Tony Soares
Serge Strelaeff __
Levi Holmquist
Gary Popoff
Ron Bartsoff
Pete Dosanjh
Phil Markin
Chuck Tuma
Albert Leggett
Willy Sherstobitoff
Glen Anderson
Ken Gatehby *
Gerry Kling
Bob McPherson
John Abietkoff
Steve Imieff

-. Jim Perehudoff
Bill Negreiff

Charlie R

Bruno Vidizzon
Ed Chaves
Richard Birch
Paul-Foodikoff
Joe Alves
Jamie Cardosa
Ed Dinner
Silvio Furlan
Fetnando Costa
John Pacheco"

» Gerry Plotnikoff

Joe Pacheco
Vito Romano
Tony Melo
Mario Furlan
Jack Zebert ©
Dinis Medeiros
Jim Evanenko
Doug Milligan
Tony Ferreira
Herculano Parece
John Jackman
Joe Sequiera

‘Bruce Pakula

Thomas Ferreira -
Manuel Costa
Carlos Amaral’

: Southern Wood Products

Mh WestarTimber

Agit Dhillon
Walter Laktin
Joe-Jardim ..--
Alvero Ferreira

—~Manjit Dosanjh
Valdamar Mota
Walter Plotnikoff
Jose Ambrosio
Greg Barens -
Harold Elasoff
Glen MacNicol
Tony Valana
Bill Schmidt
Charlie Pereversoff
Ron Campbell
Joe Nevakshonoff.
Joe DeOliveria
Gerry Kabatoff
Larry Crowe
Al Akselson
Frank Bilinski
Tony Chaves:
Bruce Pollock

- Brian Feitz

_ Barry Metzner

RICK. FORGAARD
Processing Superintendent

half of the known PCBs —
polychlorinated biphenyls —
in Canada are in Ontario. On-
tario and Quebec together
account for about 85 per cent
of all of the toxic chemicals in
the ‘country, he said.

The manufacture of PCBs
was banned by the federal
government in 1977 and Mc-
Donald said his department
now is trying to phase them
out.

Castlegat’fire chief Bob
Mann said he has been check-
ing for PCBs when doing in-

spections for more than a
_year, mostly to see if any
PCBs are being stored.

Mann said so far no PCBs
have been found within the
city. But it’s ‘possible that
there are some here, he said.

He said old type fluores-
cent lights have PCBs in the
starter controls. If these con-
trols start to leak, PCBs
could spill out.

Mann said that although he
can't go around checking
every fluorescent light, he
does look at the lights when

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doing inspections. And when
old-style switches around are
found, he recommends. the
switches be changed.

Mann said he_ started
checking for PCBs after a
recommendation came out of
the Fire Commissioner's of-
fice.

PCBs are one of the danger
items outlined in fire inspec-
tion courses Mann has taken.

“It's the same as chlorine.
It’s a hazardous chemical.”

end of October, the regional
director for the Ministry of
Environment in Nelson said
Tuesday.

The report, which was ex-

_ pected earlier this year, was

delayed in order to include
data on water flow in the
river after the exceptionally

dry summer in the area, said—

Dennis McDonald, _ the re-
gional director. ze

“Because it was so as we
thought it would be useful to
look at this year's data,” he
said.

To do so, McDonald said,
the hydrology section of the
report had to be redone to
include this summer's data.

After the draft of the
report is released at the end
of October, the ministry will
allow one month to six weeks
for public comment before
making its final recommen-
dations, McDonald said.

The Inonoaklin fish ladder.
— said to be the key to re-
storing sport fishing on the
Lower Arrow Lake — is ex-
pected to cost more than $1
million.

Under the terms of com-
pensation for building the
Keenleyside dam in 1966,"
B.C. Hydro will pay for con-
struction of the fish ladder.

The. ladder is planned for
the west side of Lower Ar-
row Lake just south of Edge
wood on the Inonoaklin
Creek. t

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212

_ SD wie Bie > BS. TBD

JUST DUCKY . ... Murdo Whitfield of Slocan City
displays the unusually shaped potato he grew in his

garden — with some adornments added for emphasis.

—CosNewsPhoto

LOINS®

Castlégar News

TREET TALK

THE WEST KOOTENAY’S first beer and wine store
has opened in the Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel.

Operated by Tulio Esposito, the store is in the
former coffee shop area of the hotel and involved
extensive renovations as well as the building of a huge
cooler in which to keep the product cold.

A surcharge“aver liquor store prices is charged by
beer and wine stores for the service of keeping cold
products on hand.

‘The store is one of only eight in B.C., though another
10 are expectéd soon.

EVERYBODY WANTS a new highway. This area
has been pushing for a link between Deer Park and

—Fauquier on the east side of bower Arrow Lake for years.

_ AUTOMOTIVE

‘ DIRECTORY |

Bi woite Gin Sao BS. mio
4 0D BOD R REPA

- WANETA PLAZA TOYOTA
“Complete Cor and Truck Repairs
AUTO BODY & PAINTING

= Now Revelstoke is

campaigning for a road

connecting Highway 23 north from Mica Dam to Highway

Oldest working (that’s the key word here) 33 em (14-inch)
color TV. The first set was only introduced in 1978.

If you've got one, goto your RCA dealer and tell him
before Nov: 1. First prize is a trip for two to Hong Kong.

A CHILDREN’S clothing store has opened in
Castlegar. The store, Kids Capers, opened its doors last
week at the Castleaird Plaza in the former Granny's
Pantry location.

The new business is owned and operated by Larry
and Shirley Glueheisen, who have lived in Castlegar for
six years. Shirley has been a receptionist at the Castlegar-
hospital for four -years.

The Glueheisens have three children of their own,
Jennifer, 13, Jo-Anna, 11, and Jonathan, 8.

ROSSLAND-BASED freelancer Larry Doell writes
about heli-skiing in a cover story in this month's issue of
Beautiful B.C. -magazine.

The story and photos show heli-skiing in the
Monashee, Cariboo, Selkirk and Purcell Mountain ranges _|
with Canadian Mountain Holidays.

There's also‘a picture of Nakusp Hot Springs and

5 near V.

Trai).
Castle, gar
information.”

Revelstoke council has sent a letter asking support
from 12 area councils, including Castlegar, Nelson and
l¢

agreed to

receive the letter “for

HOW OLD IS your TV set? RCA is looking for the

Nelson's-Paul.Heikkila. ona. jaunt.svith. Kootenay... Heli:
Skiing of Nakusp.

COMMERCIAL USERS are going to have to pay for
using the Ootischenia dump. Contractors within Area I,
J, Castlegar and part of the Slocan Valley will have to pay
$2 a cubic yard, while contractors from outside that area
will pay $4 a cubic yard.

PRIME RIB

OF BEEF. CANADA

vos PA 567Io $998

- WHOLE OR HALF. CUT INTO e
ROASTS OR CHOPS. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED.

ig AM, Jie

COTTAGE ROLLS

GAINERS. ..

50 922? [2

“SHORT RIBS See ye :

CANADA GRADE A

BEER SAUSAGE

OVERLANDER.

EC Ae

PREMIUM BACON 2°

SWIFTS OR rergearle. 500G......

SAUSAGE: STICKS

“SUNRYPE PURE

ORANGE JUICE

250 mL

wind

MAPLE LEAF. BY THE PIECE kg. $238 ip. 99°

GOLD SEAL

PINK SALMON

OR READY CUT

TRISCUITS

CHRISTIES. 250 G.

STRAWBERRIES

ASERVALE. FROZEN. 425 GRAM PKG.

_RITZ CRACKERS

CHRISTINES. 450 G.

ASSORTED VEGIES SE

MUSHROOMS

DELNOR FROZEN. 500 G.

FISH ’N CHIPS

FRASER VALE. COD. 500 G. .

FROZEN PEAS

FROZO. 1 Kg.

GREEN GIANT, BUTTER SAUCE. 250
$949

TOTINO‘S
FROZEN PIZZA

MUSHROOMS

¢
SUNSPUN. STEMS & PIECES. 10 Oz. TIN 7 9

On CHEESE, ax5:INCH,
NIBLET CORN

CORNED BEEF

FORTUNE. 340 G. .......---

$159

SWEET PEAS
MIXED VEG.

GREEN GIANT FROZEN. 1 Kg.

~ WHEAT THINS

$989

BABY FOOD 2, 79°

+ CHUG-A-LUG-

FRUIT DRINKS _
2..99°

CHERRY,
GRAPE,
ORANGE. 1 L.

HEINZ MUSHROOM

~~ PROCESSED.

Castlegar council wants

jour Creek Road, Trait =

(=) BUMPER To BUMPER.

Fighting Inflation For Motoring Needs
6 Days a Week!

1507 Columbia Ave. 365-7787

OFFICE 365-5210

TOYOTA

SH you dot

. Ron Ber gen
n't see it. TH find it!

CASTLEGAR CHEVRON

J

912
|OSES'S aurons REPAIR | uD.

Good Stock of Lighting

Bath Acce:

Upstairs in Trail’s To

Phone 368-539:

'sSories & Waterbeds

wn care Mall

USED AUTO PARTS
ERNIE'S TOWING

Ph. 365-5690 — 24 Hours
DEALERSHIPS
WANETA PLAZA TOYOTA

: Best Creek Road, Trail 364-2588

and

CASTLEGAR CHEVRON

425 Columbia, Castlegar 365-2912

—By Ci
Castlegar council wants a

bigger piece of the Expo 86-

ie.

Council agreed at its last
meeting to write to Premier
Bill Bennett asking that some
of the Lotto 6/49 funds ear-
marked for Expo 86 be dis-
tributed to communities out-
side the Lower Mainland for
use on Expo-related projects.

Expo officials expect
Castlegar “to do a great deal
of work” for the world's fair
but “they're not prepared to
help” financially, commented
Ald. Albert Calderbank.

“I think this is a great
idea,” added Ald. Bob Mat-
Bain. “We can't operate on

Lotto 6/49. money

~-———-the-budget-we' ve

got.

The Kamloops Expo Com-
mittee suggested the idea in
a letter to council.

“It is... becoming evident
that almost every community
outside of the Lower Main-
land is experiencing difficulty
in raising the necessary
funds to finance those special
Expo related activities,”
Mike Latta, executive direc-
tor of the Kamloops Expo
Committee, wrote in a letter
to council.

Latta said mbst'bf the elec-
ted officials he has met have
“expressed the view that our
government is placirig all of
the Expo economic. advan-
tages in the Lower

cottage on 9.
ventary

5 venve..

Offers to $35,000.

‘Well built home on nant

using the Lottery 6/49 as the
principal money source.”

Latta suggests the: prov-
ince give other areas of B.C.
some assistance, “ pose, on~

a per-capita: MARY WADE ANDERSO

ARMSTRONG

- CHEESE SLICES
$319

BLUE

| MARGARINE

BONNET

EVAPORATED .
MILK

CARNATION:

PLUS

HIRES ROOT BEER OR
ORANGE CRUSH ORANGE :

DEPOSIT

.HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE

Mon. - Sat., 9:30 - 5:30.
China Creek

“Drive a Little to Save a Lot”

(*) Kootenay Honda

(across from Waneta Plaza)
Dealer No. 7724

368-3377
MAIN ST. MUFFLER
Located at Castlegar Turbo
1335 Columbia Ave. Ph. 365-5411

CAR & TRUCK RENTALS

“ CASTLEGAR CHEVRON WANETA PLAZA TOYOTA
365-2912 364-2588

TIRES

CASTLE.TIRE (1977) LTD.
BR SERVICE

_——
Lea 3h 7145
1050 Columbia, Castlegar

_NEW IN TOWN?

LET US PUT
OUT THE MAT

Joyce 365-3091
Connie 365-7601

EM

application f

PLOYMENT.
pth edie

The Ministry of Labour wishes to announce that

are now available at the following location: °

E .
iorms for employment at EXPO "86

Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 3001

1995 - 6th Avenue

Castlegar, B.C.

VIN 3K3 im

Telephone: 365-6313 |

YA: Crovnce

sare pot Labou Labour
Hon. Terry Segarty. Minister

3 CAT FOOD —

NINE LIVES. 170 G.. TINS see

‘NABOB COFFEE.

REGULAR, FINE-OR-EX. FINE.

SUNLIGHT

DISHWASHER DETERGENT. 1.4 Ki

TOMATO PASTE

HUNTS. 369 mL

a

TOMATO SAUCE

HUNTS ITALIAN. 796 ml.

$ 1 59
HUNTS TOMATOES

WHOLE, CRUSHED OR STEWED. 398 mi

19°

LAUNDRY
DETERGENT
LIQUID
DETERGENT

SUNLIGHT. 1 L.

VINEGAR

te _ WINSTON, WHITE. 2.5L. ..--

A lit

FABRIC SOFTENER $959

FOOD WRAP

STRETCH 'N SEAL. 30 M. ...- +

$199

JAVEX BLEACH

FOR THE UNBLEACHABLES. 3 L.

NEW FLUFF. 3.6
543

FARKAY NOODLES

FRIED OR STEAM FRIED. 8 OZ. BAG

SHA

98°

Faw otsrenrns.06r tc. DO
MPOO —98°
OR CONDITIONER. UNICURE. 450 ml - -

JAVEX -

-LIQUID BLEACH. 3.6 L

+ LAUNDRY DETERGENT. ,..- 6

= Cantal: Fae Produce _

CELERY -

BANANAS

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.

BUSINESS HOURS:
Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.
9.a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thurs. & Fri.
9a.m.te9.p.m.

SUNDAYS CLOSED ,