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VOU. 36, NO.30

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“Tell the whole world they
budget are breaking the law,” Wal-
as sald 08 ba won bed nt a
the police van

"The move cape the day af

VOLUNTEERS . . . Costl
el be helping Sortal ‘Gedit candidate land-Trail
mpaign to win a seat in the provincial

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Pubished at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1963

Waless was freed from 11
month marta aw deletion
jovember and several
Sos lated was bundled into
driven
= hours to prevent
him from at a ral
"On April 18, Lech Walesa ip i :
Thete had

apart- been specula-
tmnt la Gdenak by twe onl tee he, would be picked up
formed andl one plainelothes after his weekend meeting

officer. The officers with underground Solidarity
‘arried guns and threatened leader

refused
Present any hind of summons
‘or documents, They also re-
i sxplanation
or apy
ut of the meeting

rennet frat vist was
made of al forays
throoghout the

he termed “pre slection cam
ppaigns,” before finally calling
B.C. he May 6 election lst Pri

‘second
swing ina month through the
Columbia River.riding, coo-
sidered to be a swing riding
because Provincial Secretary
Jim Chabot, who has rep-
resented the riding since
1963, took it by oaly. 400
votes in the 1979 provincicl
general

“Avan reine seetog ta
‘Alberni, in

Walesa once again in custody

Walesa, inigrviewed brief: blamed the Solidarity ander.

ly at his apartment Tuesday, ground for much of the un

declined to give detas of his the
"temporary

strike at an unspecified date.
Walesa had called for con-

certed action, such as a con:
seme bapeit of govern
ol,

tion of Sel
arity activists charged with
political erimes.

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AT HIGHWAYS MEETING

Public studies proposed interchange

Bem narancamu uu AT LN

By CHERYL WISHLOW
Stall Writer
‘Ten residents of the City of Castlegar showed up at
City Hall Manday neh to exgrove thet views to chy
sad 8 Meaitey of Makrays ile the
Sines propoed interchange at Highway 3 and

Many resident, some ving on Columbia Ave near
the propose in voled ther diplasre in
Tnroomensting rook built about halfway
batman The Valley Bald Convenienea store and 200
reel,

One resident said the planned intersection in the
jential area should be eliminated because heavy
‘ae flow would be created by the Arena Complex and
Sandman tan Another rede, Carl Routson
ahestond why tle cong fo elon tat proceeds
Behind the Castloard plaza could not be routed ento
another road through Woodland Park rather than having
1 though two tal Us
gested 1th sry tha rad be
butt for ae eso trot fad trevlng a he
shopping cenire and continuing behind the ii Arrow
Arms Moter Hotel and onto Columbia Ave.

ter Walesa announced he to:
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fv tract it undergrout
pore gg toe cites Renee
‘ Higheray #8.
Aen
m i INTERCHANGE. « Minsy of Highways til
Dove Walker explains proposed Highway 3 inter:
j change at public information mesting Monday at
oy paasloa
: ;

However, City Works Superintendent Igor Zahynacz
pointed out that the ministry had already indicated that it
‘was not in favor the suggestion because it felt that two

les
reoanecing red would be troceratng us they tara
off to Nelson and other vehie!-s would be
as they drove into the
Safety was also a concer of one tru
ceed problem of stopping fr 8 trai light at the
interchange when coming down the Grand
Foe aL
plan calls for the removal of the traffic
wg tt Colum Ave. sovth of the overpass and the
a lee conaeing Calne Ave with
Highway 8 to Nelson,
‘Trafic lights are torbe installed where the new road
‘movts Columbia Ave. and where it meets Highway 3.
‘The new necting ed comer Colurabia
Ave. with Highway
But ooo mewaber of the audience, truck driver Ron
Shellenburgh simply told Ministry of Highways techni
cian engineer David Walker that the plan would not
work.”

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Beton lomnertom
tore

‘Sections (A, B&C)

First City
mall sees

sed
Hn Boge (elt) and Audrey legitature, They will be working out ofthe local party ty Soniye
on ath Si ee tenors a

‘As well, the by!
hie wil sa the property
rezoned {1 ntlal to pool hes oa 18th

re and Columbia Avenue.
peee

John Mun
how to cope with life 1s
Ecuador while recovering

see part two of Ecvedor

Letters on poge C!

Trail Smoke ny were defeated by St.
Canadian Allan Cup ‘inal,

A model of Expo 86 will be touring B.C.
interior towns including Castlegar on May 11
see poge Bs

In referring to the proposed Grand Forks-to-Nelson
road, Shellenburgh sxid it would be “ridiculous for
‘anyone to conceive of the idea” that traffic lights could be
installed where the new road would meet the connecting

“A traffic light on a downgrade highway — it woa't
work,” he said.

He noted that when truckers come dowa the hill
from Grand Forks they try their brakes — if they don't
work they continue on the Highway until reaching the
weigh scales, where they turn arounc

“What are we going to do when we come down here
and suddenly have to ii

“Tust becaut
truck) a gg t sop “Tom gana have ta come
that ye of six times a added.
frond presently three Pherk companies
located on in the subdivision on Highway 3 to Grand

Another reedent asked about the possibility of
having runaway lanes on the downgrade for truckers.
Id. Bob MacBain suggested the construction of

ALOR RR

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