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Staff needed at school

CasNews Staff
Kootenay Society for the Han-

“to ensure implementation of changes
to individual programs.”

d has approached the Casth
school board for additional staff at the
Special Education Centre.

At the board's

. two of the aides are at-
tendants on the school's bus and work
— shifts.

their a at

meeting Monday, Norma Collier, presi.
dent of the KSH and its education
chairman, told trustees the addition of
a new program for the severe beha-
viorially disordered and an additional
six students at the school has put
greater demands on the school's staff
and aides.

Collier said the new program re-
quires the attendance of all staff at the
meeting and evening planning sessions

STAN’S

“on planning sessions,” she said.

“The addition of a .4 person to be bus
attendant only would alleviate the
problem and ensure more

foundly handicapped student who will
attend the Special Education Centre
full-time next year.

Collier noted that a provincial gov-
ernment change in the funding formula
for special education programs has

cant a decrease of
$45,000 for programs offered at the
Special Education Centre.

However, she said there are still

programming for the increased number
of students.”

The 4 represents the fraction of a
full-time shift that the bus attendant
would work.

The KSH has also requested a
full-time aide for a severe and pro-

ficient funds to add to the
full-time aide position.

A full-time aide at the school earns
$18,515.

Figures given to the board by the
KSH during the board's budget discus-
sions show a $22,245 surplus this year
at the Special Education Centre.

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fair, the B.C. Conference of
the United Church of Canada
was told.

“You don't like to rain on
the parade,” Rev. Sid Rowles
of Kelowna told a panel dis-
cussion held after some of the
600 delegates toured the fair-

“But we have somewhat of
a discordant note in the midst
of this big party. We have a
lot of concern for the poor.

“There was a lot of concern
about how this society can

Let’s Rodeo!
Castlegar
June 7 & 8

Don't forget poor,
United Church warns

exclude the poor and other
marginalized groups and
about the downtown east
side residents being evicted.

“This is a criticism of the
kind of society that would
spend a lot of money on an
exposition, while ignoring
the poor.”

Rev. Marianna Harris, of
Coquitlam, said she found
there was not much of a
cross-section of the popula-
tion in attendance.

A youth delegate from
Terrace said the money used
for Expo should have instead
been-used to avoid cuts in
education around the prov-
ince.

CONTINUING EDUCATION )
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OOTISCHENIA MEETING . More than 100
turned out to a public hearing at onthe OCotischenia Hall
Tuesday night to discuss a proposed bylaw amen-

dment to allow for the building of o waterslide theme
park on Highway 3. costeeen hate by Coa Cabboroart

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think we should come together as a
community.”

Ootischenia resident Walter Zoob-
koff added: “What have we got lose?
These buildings that may not get
developed can be used for something
else.”

Jack Hipwell of Castlegar, who also
owns property in Ootischenia also

He said he

like to lead a nice, quiet life. We have to
watch ourselves what we bring in (to
Ootischenia).”

The hearing was told that estimated
costs of the development would be
about. $2 million and would create
between 30 and 45 seasonal and
Jong-term jobs with an annual payroll
of $750,000.

CETAC san genesis also said the
increase the tax

He added that when a restaurant
was moved to the Castlegar. airport
grounds there was no complaint.

John Rousseau, one of the Castlegar
residents who.voiced support for the
project said that if Ootischenia resi-
dents still had their way there would
still be “horses and buggies and no fire
hydrants” in the community.

“It seems rather odd that you want

base of movie and enhance the
tourist trade in the area.

The Regional District of Central
Kootenay Board had also referred
CETAC's application to government
agencies and improvements districts
for comment.

The Ministry of Health reported that
the private well on CETAC's land may
have an adverse impact on the Ootis-
chenia Improvement District's bigest

The Ministry of

Ambrosone explained that the
waterslide will be placed in a park-like
setting.

The mote! will be 40 units with a
covered and heated swimming pool. A
basement wing would hoyse a health
spa and physical fitness centre. There
will also be meeting rooms -for small
size workshops and conventions. There,
will also be a full service station. and"
convenience store.

A family restaurant is also planned
with a seating capacity of 100 people.
The recreational vehicle park will

_ consist of parking for 50 RVs. He said a

sani-dump may be available. A mini
golf course, laundromat and change
room facilities are also included in the

plan. —

Ambrosone said CETAC is pitgared
to accept water from the Ootischenia
Improvement District, but if water is

viewed the water supply aspects of the

to be out here alone all by y
he said. “Where do you come and do
your shopping?” he asked. “Where do
your senior students go to school?”
But there were also strong objec-
tions to the proposed development.
One person remarked that there isn't

concern that CETAC aan" t supply any
estimates of water demand.

The ministry explained that all of
CETAC'’s projects would require
19,900 gallons of water per day in the
summer period and 13.9 gallons a

the demand to support another motel" minute for a 24-hour period. It said the

in the area.

Ootischenia resident A] Sheppard
questioned why the hearing was even
necessary when the record shows that
residents have been opposed for some
time to

water demand could be three
times what is estimated
Water supply was also a concern to
the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.
The sree J Advisory Pessing

Tim Rezansoff of Ootischenia pre-
sented a 217-name petition objecting to
the development. The petition said the
residents do not want to see develop-
ments that would bring in a large
number of people. They didn’t want the
centre of Ootischenia to develop into a
distribution centre of the Kootenays.
he said. ene

Rezansoff added: “If I wanted my
children to have to live beside a motel I
would have moved to an area that had
those things. A rural lifestyle is of
essence to all of us.”

Ootischenia resident Gerald Brown
said in a brief that the residents have
had many impositions in the past, such
as the garbage dump, the airport and
the Department of Highways gravel
pit. He said the proposed waterslide
development will increase both the
noise and traffic in the area.

John Jmayoff of Ootischenia, a
member of the Advisory Pilannii

d against
approving rm development
number of reasons.

The APC said the project is not
compatible with the expectations of
local residents. It said residents on all
former applications have already in-
dicated at public hearings that they
would not agree to local development.

Directors for CETAC are Alex
Cheveldave, a land surveyor, Gary
Exner of Nelson, a chartered general
accountant, Nick Chernoff, owner of
Trowelex Rentals in Castlegar, and
Guilio Ambrosone of aia a
a professional engineer.

Ambrosone said Tourism B.{. repor-
ted that about 530,000 visited
the Kootenay Boundary/afea and left
behind $90 million.

“We need to stop tourists who have
ery whistling through,” Ambrosone

Feo said ths propendl k “a viable
enterprise and a major job creation

Commitee, explained that “some of us opportunity for the West Kootenay.”

Frwy Point

Diliiittitiitilistitit

not ilable the pany is willing to
do whatever studies and testing is
required to get a well on the property.

He said geological consultants hired
by CETAC concluded that a well is
unlikely to have any effect on other
wells.

Ambrosone said the entire property
will be fenced and the buildings will be
located to create ‘a closed-in effect.[
There.: would, be parking- ‘for |
vehicles.

“It is CETAC's intent to see that the
project gets built with local labor and
materials whenever possible,” Am-
brosone noted.

He said CETAC has been told it can
expect between 400 and 1,100 people
per day to visit the waterslide during
the first year of operation.

He said the proposed development is
compatible with other facilities in
Ootischenia including: the D-Bar-D
restaurant and riding stables, the
Castlegar Golf Club, Castlegar Airport,
Doukhobor Village Restaurant, Douk.
hobor Historical Village, Selkirk Coll
ege, Ootischenia Elementary School,
Sunset Drive-In, National Exhibition
Centre and the Co-op Store which has
received commercial zoning.

The audience was told that the noise
wouldn't be anything like the aircrafts
and water bombers that fly above
Ootischenia in the summer.

“We urge you to put aside your
biases and think about . . . the crippling
effects of unemployment in the com
munity and think of the spinoff and
development and job possibilities,”
Ambrosone said.

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Castlégar News
Srreet TALK

COMEDIAN STEVE MARTIN will be coming to
Nelson to film part of his next movie, which has the
working title Roxanne. Martin is expected to be in Nelson
for three to four weeks.

RAND MeNALLY, the well-known map maker, has
rated Seattle as its No. 1 holiday spot in the United
States. Spokane came in at No. 55.

Other notable destinations and their rank —
Portland, Ore. (14), Niagara Falls (34) and Palm Springs

an open-air entertainment
free-for-all — originated in the Slocan Valley and will be
featured on the promenade of the Canada Pavilion at
Expo.

Tabootenay is described by its producer Bernie
Bomers as “an unusual version of a travelling carnival.

Dancers, jugglers and clowns will perform spon-

ide stiltwalkers, icii
“Promenauts” with weird names like Grandadasphere
and Draco Profundo.

WHAT MORE can one say? A classified ad in the
Nakusp Arrow Lakes News read: “To the person who
took my bra and body warmer on Friday at the hot
springs. If you want the matching panties phone .

MAYOR STAN FELLOWS of Nakusp wants BO.
Hydro to clear up some of the reservoir hazards on. the
Arrow lake.

Last week he flew with Hydro officials over the
reservoir from Beaton te Edgewood to determine location
and amounts of stumps in the reservoir and the slabpiles
at ancient mill sites.

Fellows said he wants the stumps pulled and other
dangerous obstacles posted or flagged.

tising new parking methods tor an upcoming visit
to the crowded Expo 86 parking lots.

SOME OUTFIT. t the Promenauts, part of
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By CasNews Staff Police say Barry Edward

A Slocan man was killed Altman, 29, of Slocan, the
Tuesday night when two. driver of one of the units, was
tractor-trailers units collided killed instantly in the acci
on Highway 3A near Shore- dent which occurred at 10:40
acres, Nelson RCMP report. about one kilometre

of the Shoreacres

NOTICE

The Boord of Management of the Hospital requires directors to
replace members completing their terms of office.

Membership in the Society is open to all persons in the Hospital
District: Castlegar, Robson, Brilliant, Ootischenia, Blueberry, Thrums, etc

DIRECTORS ON BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
4 Appoi 6 Elected

Two new directors must be elected at the Annual Meeting on June
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You may join the Society by paying $1.00 at the Hospital between the
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