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3 SWEARING IN. .
Audrey Moore to her; fifth term: a:

k and keeping a close cash flow. '

. Judge Bruce Josep

hopes the
Newly-appointed chairman Doreen Smecher
new seat see the Castlegar school board move 01

i survival, mode and concentrate on some of the®posi ve.

. jucation,
niet ha apnea? ‘Tuesday, the four-year veteran’ of:the
local school board said she wal like to see the Boe r nd
more energy on loping n and supporting
programs: sondy tablished in ‘the district, i
She sald that enough lead time has been given to ‘enable
the board to make allowances for cuts to the 1984) budget,
This’ will keep the impact of cuts on’ the district;to
minimum and enable the board i “concentrate 01 poative
aspects of education." ~
. pen guess what I Waal vo db ls to get out of th
position and do something \positive,” Smecher sai
‘In the past year the Vii has been hit by. a
“budget cuts and a three-day wor! k sto) page by teachers, and
“ support staff which has left the little time to consider
. other matters, Smecher explained. ie
But this year she hopes the board will have a chance to
see first-hand the advances made in local aie! euch as

BUSINESSES ASKED TO” HELP

continued from front poge

truck to propane and if that. proves,
successful, the ‘city will look at ‘con-

f verting its entire fleet to propane.
As well, Moore said:\the ‘city, is

buying: goods and materials ‘in bulk,.*:

Moore said council will explore” the

:. idea of selling city goodsiand services
} to generate revenue, and gave as ex-

amples the fire protection agreements
if has signed with the Ministry, of

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to cover the airport, and
with Selkirk College. 9

She said the city will also exantine.
the possibility of selling surplus city-
owned lands.

But boosting revenue and conserving
energy won't be enough Moore said.
Residents must also do their part by
curtailing requests for’ additional ‘ser-
yices “and ‘perhaps look at ways we
could ‘instead do some of these things
for ourselves.”

She pointed to the city’s request last
winter that residents living near fire
hydrants dig out the hydrants instead
of waiting for city works crews to do
the job.

Moore also said taxpayers will have a

= chance tgvote on anew RCMP. building .~

ina referendum, ygext year before any
decision is:taken to:build or eee, anew:

‘ Rs

headquarters

Ys Our police ‘aspartmentiw’éertainly

‘outgrown’ its office building,” she said.

“The ‘cost of an adequate replacement

building comes in at ap) roxtmately $1

million.”.’- : a
She'gaid council will extlre various

“methods of: financing the buifding over
‘the next / ixeat and put it ene the >

citizens fg

~ Still off policing: she noted, “With

seeliee © costs escalating each and every.
Were

7@ as’ munity must address

newsletter with the annual tax notice,

. In addition, she will doa monthly

radio interview and question show.
Moore also pointed to lish

Russian Progra
- As well, Smecher said she would like Tike t to see the: board
focus some of its energy developing a Gifted Program for
students.at the junior high and senior level.

“We don’t have time and energy to look at it and it's 9
inecessary thing,” she said, adding that the provincial
government has made funds available for such a program.

“That nfight sound ridiculous when restraint is being —

hed at us,” she itted. But she noted that funds will:

ments over the last year. Highlights
included:

Park Hill was rebuilt and sidewalke °

installed as far as Kinnaird Park.

© 17th Street behind the new Safe-
way was constructed and paved and
the contract for the traffic lights has
been awarded.

e The work under the paving ref-

to the aspects of
this operation.
mind, she is recom-

With that
mending the protective servi

28 com-
mittee headed by Ald. Bob'P; call;
a public meeting early next year to:

“review. and discuss ways that we can
work. together to ensure a safe city for.
all.”

Moore pointed out that: the cost of
vandalism this year doubled to more
than ‘$4,000.

“I would ask your help and cooper

* ation this coming year. If we all take an

interest in the care of public property I
am sure this $4,000 cost can be reduced
in 1984.”

Finally, Moore said she - hopes to
improve ways of communicating with

its! residents: Shessaid the city will r ¢Trenovatentaat on@quarter the cost of
inchide a single-page newsletter witht ._ building

the ‘walter and sewer bill and a second”

* in co-operation with

dum has’ been under

* budget. However, she warned that the
1984 tax bills will reflect the cost of the .

paving.
eA site for the new works yard has

been chosen and site. preparation is in

progress. She said the city hopes to
complete the yard and move, in next
year.

e A heritage committee was Tounded

for preservation and restoration of the

city’s heritage sites and buildings.

© Progress was made on the Zucker-
berg Island site with help from Rotare
ians. n

-@ Nordic Club and the Golf Club are
developing a cross-country ski trail on
the golf course.

e The Castlegar Old Arena was
newicbsheet at the com-
“munity complex.

ye ‘sabbatical,

Regional Recreation Couaidslen No. 1
are pleased to announce
~ the arrival of

Santa & Mrs. Claus

by Fire Engine

at the

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10:30 a.m. to 12 noon
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Christmas Show:
Sat. Dec. 10

Free Matinees
For Kids 3 years to 8 years

Show Times

Children 7 years and under

Treats (a candy cane and Mandarin
orange) for all youngsters visiting with

Santa.

be ileatea if the board doesn't look at developing &

eahe also said ihe hopes the board will have more time to
tour the schools to see what improvements are needed.
Although Smecher will not be chairing the ad hoc goals
‘and priorities committee she helped establish, she expects
trustees Peter Kagis and Greg Nichvalodoff will continue
with planned projects.
. Thead hoc committee of trustees, parents and teachers
is in the process of Pp! for
and the general public. q
Smecher explained that one questionnaire will ask the
public what education goals should be priorities and one will
ask teachers what they think of their work environment...
Both questionnaires could be ready for distribution in
the new year.

Moore shuffles
council duties:

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By CasNews Staff
Mayor Audrey Moore shuf-
fled council duties at Mon-
‘day's inaugural meeting,

coming-up with a,-few .new ,
{faces to head council's stand-

ing committees for the new
year.

Ald. Albert Calderbank,
back in office after a one-year
will take up
where he left off — as chair-
man of the administrative
services and finance commit-
tee. Last year's chairman,
Ald. Len Embree, will also be
a member of the committee,
along with Ald. Marilyn
Mathieson.

Embree, meanwhile, will
take over the high-profile
planning committee chair-
manship from Ald. Bob Mac-

NOTICE

December 10 Is
Univeral Human
Rights Day
The Baha'i community ot

Castlegar will be sponsori
publics study session entit! oe
"How Human Rights Affect Us

All", The public is warm
Vited to ofhend, it il be here

it 7:30 p.m. at
109-6th re

Bain. MacBain and Calder-
bank will both serve on the
committee.

MacBain has moved over
‘to chair the parks and rec-
reation committee. His other
members will include Mathie-
son and Ald. Bob Pakula.

Mathieson, who chaired
the parks and recreation
committee last year, will take
over as chairman of: the
health and welfare commit-
tee. That committee’ was
chaired last year by former
alderman Walter Fields.

Joining her on that com-
mittee are Embree and Ald.
Carl Henne.

The only two chairmen
who didn't change this year
are Henne, who will retain
his chairmanship’ of the

works and services com- ,

mittee, and Ald. Pakula, who
will continue as protective
services committee ~ chair:
man,

‘Also members of the
protective services commit-
tee are Henne and Calder-
“bank. MacBain and Pakula
will join Henne on the works
and services committee.

Elsewhere, Calderbank
and Mathieson will share
tourism duties.

Mayor Moore will continue
as council's representative on
the Central Kootenay. Re-
gional District Board, with
MacBain as alternate.

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