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‘Soviet talks on limiting med- fm
*1um-range nuclear missiles in

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‘Tuesday's two-hour, 25-min-
ute session, the 40th since
the twice-weekly, meetings: j
began ‘last November. .)°
_ i z Last ‘week, Soviet Defence ~ LEAN. QUALITY.
; ss . Minister © Dmitry’ “ Ustinov’ 1 ie i
ogging trucks. tighted ‘lens Columbia‘Avenue ED pany ‘to fire up a shed reduction line’ Until the ‘plan closure in. showed) growing impatience <
uncut timber mean more jobs for area residents as B.C. Timber an-.. «August. Some logs are ‘also destl ed for. Pulpmil rf tions, com- with the * progress ‘of ‘the
nounced recently that up to 35 workers: would be recalled to. the, spokeamen soy.) A Strondberp’, talks, accusing Washington
Celgar'sa willl, The purchase of cheap logs has; enabled ihe com- + i of: refusing * to ‘soften ‘its ;

position.

Laat that week, the White °
House , said. Moscow ‘had
continued to deploy its 88-20
missile’ despite ‘its declared
moratorium on the weapons.
Moscow denied this, setting

VANCOUVER, (CP): — ation ofAgriculture.

B.C. Hydro'has yet to get- © Knoerr-made the atate-
permission to build its pro- ment during cross-examin-
posed $2.8-billion Site c dam, ation of a panel representing
but has d | the “pi

without: permission ‘from the « ‘Ministry..

Agriculture {Land Commis- He asked the. six. ‘member
sion, a / B.C. Utilities Com- group of farm experts if their
mission hearing was told . ministry is aware that Hydro

Tuesday. has: subdivided ° property.

‘The’ subdivided land: is without permission from‘ the
property that could’ be flood- “]
ed if Hydto gets approval to’

should be decided tee the land
commissi ion,

Knoerr said that ‘Hydro
has been keeping title of land

-below the safe line, the level

effected by. potential flood:
ing, and has left ownership of
the property above the line in
the name of previous owners.

A: senior land ‘commission

‘staff’ member attending th

hearing. said later than ‘th

proceed with its dam project
near-Fort St. John in| north-
eastern’ B.C, said)” Don‘
Knoerr, past president of the Agriculture separ

10,000-member B.C. Feder- position that the sivestion a

Rev.. Terry, Defoe was in- Other Pastors present were
stalled:as pastor of St. Peter ‘Pastor Harry Haberstock: of
Lutheran Church it, Castlegar Creston, Pastor : Towriss of.
and--St. John’s: “Lutheran. Cranbrook and ‘Pastor Koe
Church in Nelson on Sunday. ‘bernick'of Fernie:

Both churches, have been | Rev.’ Defoe is a ‘recent
without: 8, pastor, gines Rew, ,, graduate ‘SE the Lutheran.
Lowell Kindschy was Theologt jeminary in Sask-
California last August... wikatoon} Saskatchewanz!:; Hi

the’ Prince. George re;

8 were allowed by.

Knoerr complained ‘that Sala
“subdivisions reflect an atti-.

tude by. Hydro “that it‘ will
not’ deal” with the land
‘commission on any, signifi-

cant matter relating to Site C ,
but prefers the direct.:poll-.

tical route to the cabinet."
Much of the land that could

be directly’ affected by the:
(dam is in the Agricultural

Knoerr. eaid that if. senior
“of the A

the land commission —also is the stage for long disputes on

the number ‘of missiles. the
aware rene thas. gone popeat Soviet Union’ has’in’ place...”

Sources close to. the nego-

‘moved much from its opening
‘\position: and little. of the
complex’ give-and-take such
é egotiations need had occur-
red.;
i They will -have to: start
Hydro officials ‘also ‘did not: negotiating seriously , by
have: the’ ocean “readily: early next: year, however, if
: ; Moscow.’ hopes. to block

of land titles “but I ‘think he’
‘has stopped.”
i utside the meeting,

i

“Ministry. are’ aware — that
a has been Cc

filed» dep! of 672 Pershing
ith the © Utilities and, cruise missiles in West-
dro said that era: Europe platined for late

ed without reference or. any
‘request to the land commis-
‘sion he assumes that: ‘Agricul-
ture Minister Jim ‘Hewitt —

“the minister seer for’:

x The Castleg ‘outh Club
held a meeting. Tuly’ 38 at the

as of: February; this year it 1983,'one source said.’
had acquired a 2,466-hectarc, Ustinov last weok attached:
(6,095 acres) as:well’as flow the. US. for sticking to. the
way easements over an addi- so-called zero option. Under
tional 84 hectares (88 acres). that proposal, the U.S. would
, drop. plans to. deploy . the
Pershing.and cruise missiles
if-the ‘Soviet; Union removed
‘all'its" triple-warhead 88-20
and” older 88-4;‘and SS-5

A joint worship service was’served as ‘intern pastor one

held in Castlegar with.many year at; Duchess and Idde
Lutheran. pastors from south- sleigh, Alberta:

em B.C. ‘attending. ‘Rev... He earned’ a bachelor’s
Harold Clark of ‘Trail per- * degree in Sociology and Anth-
formed the rite of installation ropology from Simon Fraser
while Rev. Albert Krahenbil University before attending
of Oliver preached the ser- the seminary in Saskatoon.
mon. % -Rev. Defoe and his wife

Kathleen have a 19-month-old:’

5 on. long-range
“pl nuclear missiles, negotiators

eduling a cance to be Held:
in the latter part, of August.

The club needs Castlegar’s
young people to pitch in and
make the Castlegar Youth
Club a success. It will be

“holding ’a donation Car Wash‘

this’ Saturday’ at the Plaza
Texaco’ from’ 10-3. to” raise

“Etchfa-"* met Tuesday for three hours
nge at 365-21 S : 2 and 25 minutes.

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