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Community Recreation
Complex Master Plan

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 — 8 P.M.
AT THE RECREATION COMPLEX

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invited to attend this meeting with the City
Parks and Recreation Board to review the
proposed master plan tor development and
landscaping of the complex site and surroun.
ding area

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FIRE PREVENTION . . . Castlegar fire chief Bob Mann
(far right) teaches staff from Castlegar and District
Hospital about use of different fire extinguishers. The

demonstration was one of activities being conducted
during Fire Prevention Week

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OTTAWA (CP) Liberal
Leader John Turner return.
ed to work in his Parliament
Hill office Tuesday after a
three-week vacation in Ber
muda and set to work shap
ing his party's shadow cab
inet for the next session of
Parliament, an aide said

Press secretary Rick Mac
kie said that although Turner
has scheduled a caucus meet
ing and an afternoon news
conference for Thursday, he
won't necessarily announce

the composition of the shad.

ow cabinet that will square
off with the new Conser
vative government Nov. 5
when the House of Commons
resumes sitting

Mackie said an announce
ment will depend on whether
Turner can contact all of his
40-member caucus and iron
out the critics’ roles with
them

This week Turner will also
begin work on the scheduling
of his MPs’ chores, Mackie
said.

Later this month, the for.

mer prime minister heads to
Vancouver for a three-day
meeting of the Liberals’ na
tional executive Oct. 19-21
Mackie said Turner will leave
Oct. 17 to take care of con
stituency business in his rid
ing of Vancouver-Quadra.

Turner slipped away to
Bermuda after the Liberals
were crushed by the Tories
in the Sept. 4 general elec
tion.

When he returned last
week to his Toronto home,
Turner told reporters the

Turner returns to work

Liberals’ “biggest challenge
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Liberal party across Can.
ada.”

The Tories won 211 seats
Sept. 4, the Liberals went
from 139 seats to 40 and the
New Democratic Party held
its own, dropping by only one
seat to 30.

So far, the Liberal leader
has refused to comment on
Prime Minister Brian Mul
roney’s fledgling administra

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By CasNews Staff

* Castlegar Volunteer Fire
Department is taking part in
fire prevention week. Fire-
men will be holding fire safe-
ty training seminars for local
Scouts and Brownies all this
week.

As well, Fire Chief Bob
Mann held a special! two-hour
demonstration last week at
Castlegar and District Hos-
pital.

Mann said the d

As well, he showed staf
how to use the hospital's
standpipe hose.

Castlegar fire department
also issued a warning to local
residents, advising them of
precautions to take to pre
vent fires.

“Faulty wiring, careless
cigarette smoking habits,
cluttered areas are just some
of the ways to invite disas-
ter,” the fire department
says.

It id ob-

tion showed hospital staff
how to use different types of
fire extinguishers for differ
ent types of fires

serve good fire safety prac-
tices and learn the correct
procedures to take in the
event of a fire.

Guerilla groups
accept proposal

SAN SALVADOR (AP) —
El Salvador's leftist guerrilla
groups announced Tuesday
they have accepted a prop-
osal by President Jose Napo-
leon Duarte for peace talks
next Monday

The Farabundo Marti Na
tional Liberation Front,
known by its Spanish acron-
ym FMLN, also proposed
that Colombian President
Belisario Betancur serve as a
mediator in the talks, but
otherwise accepted all of Du
arte’s proposal.

The only condition Duarte
made is that all parties come
to the conference unarmed.

“Taking into account the
deepening of the war and
the worsening of the regional
situation, the FMLN and
FDR express their intention
to attend to discuss the Sal.
vadoran crisis in its globality
and present proposals for the
same,” the National Lib-
eration Front said in a
broadcast by its clandestine
Radio Venceremos.

The front is a coalition of
five guerrilla groups that
have been fighting for power
for the past five years. The
FDR, or Democratic Revolu
tionary Front, includes more
than a dozen outlawed leftist
political parties and move-
ments, and has been in coali
tion with the National Lib-
eration Front.

Duarte made his proposal
in a speech before the United
Nations General Assembly in
New York on Monday

He proposed that the talks
begin Monday, Oct. 15, at La
Palma, a small Salvadoran
town in guerrilla-controlled
territory some 80 kilometres
north of San Salvador and 10
kilometres from the Hondur
an border.

Duarte reiterated his offer
at a news conference later in
the day, and the government
in San Salvador released 10
prominent leftist political
prisoners as a gesture of
goodwill

The Radio Venceremos
broadcast said Duarte’s an

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nouncement was in response
to a “private letter” the Na-
tional Liberation Front had
sent the president last May
18. It said Romgm Catholic
Archbishop Arturo Riveray
Damas, who acted as an in-
termediary, carried the let-
ter.

The broadcast, monitored
in San Salvador, said La
Palma is an acceptable site
for the conference and urged
government forces not to
initiate any action in the area
until further notice.

The broadcast said two
leaders of the National Lib-
eration Front and two from
the Democratic Revolution-
ary Front will attend the
talks, but did not give their
names. It urged that Duarte
be accompanied by members
of the armed forces high
command, and accepted Du-
arte's proposal for a number
of journalists to witness the
meeting.

“Given that the (town) of
La Palma is a zone in a dis
puted area, we believe it is
essential that forces from
both sides abstain from being
‘in the area within a radius of
10 kilometres in order to
avoid armed incidents that
would endanger the dele
gations or the meeting,” the
broadcast said.

Duarte said Monday that
he would arrive without pro-
tection — “placing my life as
a guarantee to have this
meeting to attain peace”
and his only condition is that
all participants be unarmed.
Previously he has insisted
that the guerrilla forces stop
fighting before talks could
start.

The rebels’ position has
been that they would talk,
but without preconditions

Duarte, a moderate Chris
tian Democrat who took of.
fice June 1, said he was in
viting the international press
and Salvadoran church lead
ers to attend the meeting,
which has “the complete sup
port” of the Salvadoran mil
itary command.

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