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FOR OGLOW BLOCK
Expansion is planned

By DIANE STRANDBERG face Super Valu, This addition will provi
Stall Webber square feet) of commercial space

Orlow Holdings Ltd. is seeking approval to expand
round floor office space and add a third storey to the
pai Hock on Columbia Ave, the Castlegar News has

‘ould not comment on whether Super
to become Involved in any” development
projec be Smite afin weak

an interview Thursday Nick Ogiow, the
hacer Castlegarbased firm, confirmed that we'd like wo op Super Valu inthe north end of
bis company hopes to.begin construction on the addition Oglow commented.
by the end of 1968, Super Va bas been considering plas to expand but
Tie eapaion plane are sublet to approval from no deals have far bee
legar ciyy counel. Oglow said sxpects to mbit
te pf he yn tema

low also declined to release a cost extimate of the
‘expansion proposal, but he aaid he expected the addition THIRD STOREY . . Oglow sielegets Ld, pent todd

Proposal is the third store
ms zis . @ third storey to the moi of the Oglow
‘space which will be built to to be completed by the “first part of 1964.” block on Columbia Ave, Construction could bogin

Published at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
VOL. 36, No. 53 CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1983

Broadbent ; ah IN FIVE-YEAR PLAN

affirmed

os eat 2s this year ifthe project is opproved d by

city cour

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Monday should
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gsiershis | | College eyes new
. | facilities, programs

By RON NORMAN
‘Eater wi
Selkirk. College plans to
trod

‘© completion of space for »
$625,000 student service-fi-
rnance annex, also at Castle-

gar.

‘© 2 $4 million education
centre at Trail

© a $7 million performing
arts centre at Nelson's
DTuc.

The five-year plan was
adopted at a recent college
board meeting and must now

In order to accommodate be forwarded to the Ministry

Rain dampens
Canada Day
festivities at NEC

— from the time the sun’
first rays touched the eastern
ee ot

ted a
Fatriots to the National En the legislature grounds
hibition Centre Friday in
pite of dismal weather con-
Z ie eream
CELEBRATE . . . Castlegar children tusned out to ‘ste ¢, Pur! in Conoa Day ‘The day began with a pan- works were the order across

Lif talebratons Bako the Notional Exhibition Cerra, H ids learn how © pop.a cake breakfast, attended by the sot with =
oppose Broadbent but, after balloon with a dart me \Certceidatere about 20 residents who were
argo “3
to do sa, jegar xi Club. noon wherever they were.
means that Broadbent, asthe satS Ik ated to movie, spotted planned
cuaiersse Employees at Selkirk weet ene oe

fe tn delay job action

y
In other developments the asthe first official
convention: ‘By CasNews Stall "ve will continue to Offermann noted fous ~ Crnada Day north of the 49th
defeated by 8 wide mar- Members of the B.C. Gov re for negotiatinns,” she college has offered a parallel and Monday mar)
‘gin a resolution calling for ernment Employees’ Union said. ant increase with no cout of the annual Fourth of July
recognition of the Palestine loyed as voce: The instructors’ contract ivieg provisions and 8.5 per bash to the south. And in be: T!
Liberation Organization tional exp March 31, A provin tween, the parties just seem
{PLO} as “the legitimate rep ie to goon an
resentative ofthe Palestinian M the Although the 116th anni
f Be barging table which they versary of
have taken out of the eration, the
ining the contents of the structors have voled 8 per eee a iments nc e
Brovinial budget expected Gene In favor oF serike action. ing grievance procedures, 1958, was not olficially des:
i Offerman sad in an inter Offerman aaid ignaied Canada day until last
as nltely we wil be view thet the union hed Ormam” October. It had bees known fusing to break up a protest
asked the college for no in- ,,SeIRPk College persea%el si Dominion Day since it was eamp they had established on
crease on wagss but contin. anaes Harry Jacksos. was frst given legal status by
tation of its costofliving Parliament in 1897, 90 years
provisi ns which are equal to ‘The current average wage after Confederation.
tial positions and half of the Vancouver Consumer for instructs between e
Pesitions on the federal coun Debby Offer. Price Index (estimated at six $90,000 and $95,000" Offer lay Friday — 69,000 thronged the grounds
bt mann said in a prepared re- per cent this year). mann added. oor got paid extra for warking consimved on pags

‘of Edueation for consider.
ation ‘and final approval.

ministry will discuss

the plan with college officals
o in the fall,

‘The ministry asked that all

16 of the province's commu-

nity colleges provide a five-

year plan outlining the dir-
‘ection in which the colleges

a I.

Included in that plan are
college for ne

programs and facilities. How-

rograms and fac-

ilities are by no means guar-

nteed.

Selkirk College Principal
Leo Perra told the college
board that the ministry must
still approve each of the pro-
grams and facilities,

In fact, it is unlikely the
college will proceed with al

Programs
‘services that lead to employ-
ment or further education,
‘That

sxity while persoal Seve
and enrichm

wil be ied ty oe

Meanwhile, programs that

may be introduced over the
next five years at the Castle-
gar cary "

> sowoite diploma _pro-
grams in Arts and Technol-

an
ogy that will perhaps be in-

for the next five years, based
ona five per cent increase for

to
inflation.

‘As well, the plan includes
details of the college region's
population, industry, econ-
‘omic outlook, geographic fag-
tors, market projections and
a host of other data.

‘The it is
tended to help the ministry
determine if programs and
facilities — old and new —
are warranted in the region
In the introduction to the

‘8 one-year Applied Tech-
nology program for small and
Indaszion, which wil

minate in a certificate.

be Tagen in conten.
en eee diploma pro-

gram for Forestry Comput

Applications for possible im-

plementation in September,
986,

continued on pope AZ

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* Castlegar children got 0
kick 0

Local theatre group, Theatre Energy, received
5,000 Canada Council grant, for details

see pape

The Crondolls have finished a successful first
year with the Castlegar Christian Academy

For mors informat
column page 83.

ead Linda Hall's weekly

Martin s Navratilova wins her fourth Wim
bldon tie in match ogsins! Andres Jooge

for details see poge