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The City of Fernie will underwrite the cost of minting 10,000 commemorative coins, designed to mark the city’s 75th anniversary of incorporation.

The matter was raised by Ald. Tom Adamack, who said that the city should have some finaneigl commitment in the celebrations, The coins are in- tended to bear imprints mark- ing Griz Days, as well as Fernie's birthday.

Joy Keillor Bridge Club Weekly Results

Seven tables, with an average of 84, took part in Monday night's play at the Joy Keillor Bridge Club with the following results:

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Extension Rezoning Approved by Council

A bylaw rezoning rural properties included in recently- extended city boundaries won third reading and adoption following a public hearing last

week.

City council approved the transfer of the properties from Regional District of Central Kootenay zoning to Castlegar zoning after residents attend- ing the hearing raised no ob- jections to the proposed bylaw.

Planning technician Andy Swetlishoff told those attend- ing the meeting properties would be rezoned from rural- RDCK to rural-city, ‘light in- dustrial-RDCK to light indus- trial-city -and commercial- RDCK to highway commercial- city.

The only exception, Swet- lishoff said, would be a lot which would be rezoned from rural-RDCK to single family residential-city because it was

about one-half acre in size and

Below are the results of Saturday's election elsewhere in Central Kootenay,

Incumbent candidates’ names are marked with an X.

SLOCAN VILLAGE

Aldermen, two seats: David Barclay 90, elected William Landles 72, elected Eva Soukeroff 18 Bernard Blades 22 Turnout, 121 of 228 on list.

Slocan Valley

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Nelzon district achool toed Robert Cunningham 893, elected xAgnes (Nan) Hendrie 67 Michael Kwasnicki 38 Bernard Blades 95 Joel Harris 34 NEW DENVER

Mayor William Rowe 127, elected Arthur T, Frank 87

Police

Briefs

Damages have been esti- mated at $1,000 following a two-vehicle accident Monday up Pass Creek on Voykin Road,

Police reported the two vehicles met on a narrow sharp corner with road conditions

used as a lot.

He cited gravel extraction as an example of the uses currently allowed in the rural- RDCK zone which would not be allowed in the rural-city zone, But most uses allowed under RDCK zones would be allowed under city zones, he said.

BOARDS

Continued from page Al also cited the broken window and beer bottles found at Stanley Humphries as evidence that adults may be among the vandals,

“I'll bet that at that party (at Stanley Humphries) there might have been some stu- dents,” Holden said. “But I'll bet there were a lot who weren't too,”

UBC Degrees Awarded; Area Students Named

Philip Kanigan of Castle- gar has received his doctorate degree in dental medicine from the University of British Col- umbia, according to the fall list announced by the university.

Karen Lee Bamford, also.of Castlegar, received her bache- lor's degree in home economics.

A Slocan resident, David Roy Nebor, has received his

bachelor's degree in physical *

education.

The university has granted degrees and diplomas which were approved “Nov. 15 at a meeting of the UBC Senate, to just over 1,000 fall graduates, Each degree recipient has the option of receiving the degree now or appearing at UBC's 1979 Spring Congregation for the formal degree-granting cere-

as slippery. Drivers of the vehicles have been iden- tified as Mable Soukoreff and William Soukochoff, both of Castlegar. No injuries have been re- ported. es 8 A 1973 motor home went out of control and overturned in a ditch on Highway No. 3

{Paulson Highway) 20 kilo- metres from Castlegar. Driver dane Marion Heureux of New Westminster complained of a sore back. No charges have been laid. Damage has been estimated at $1,500,

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A 1974 Chevy, driven by Bill Pete Tarasoff of Thrums, sustained approximately $500 damage when it left the road Sunday evening on Highway 3A near Brilliant Bridge.

The driver reported he was forced off the road by an oncoming vehicle. No injuries have been reported.

ONE-THIRD TURNOUT

Continued from page Al major issues, Interest might have been greater if a Koote- nay Diversion poll had been conducted in the city or if developments in such issues as anew water supply, or manage- ment of Castlegar Airport had been “closer to a conclusion.”

Embree said that despite the low turnout, he considered his support a cross-section of the city’s voters. He said he believed about 600 of the votes cast’ in his favor “were the committed votes of working people I've known through the years," while those residents critical of his position on council “didn't feel strongly enough to vote against me.”

Hallett named her mode- rate stance as a factor in her election.

“I got votes from every- where, from downtown busi- nessmen and from hard-line NDPers,” she said. “I didn't Solel any particular part of the

She said she had built a base for local support with seven years of activities in the community, but she “campaign- ed very little" for the city council seat.

“If I had run a rip. snorting campaign I could have topped the polls,” she said.

Hallett agreed voters seemed satisfied with council's past performance and that their poor turnout at the polls result- ed mainly from the lack of major issues,

“All there really was was water, and that's a ‘foregone. conclusion,” she said.

Mills, who has served on the board for 15 years and is a member of its negotiations and grievances committee, said he considered his re-election an indication that voters support- ed the district's position in its current labor dispute with the Canadian Union of Public Em- ployees.

“I would think that if they didn’t, they'd have defeated me at the polls,” he said.

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Kenneth Casley rt rolected George Mark 140, elected Barbara Lahner 114

. Turnout, 70 per cent of 310, SALMO

Aldermen, two seats Mel Eberts 167, elected xG E, MacNeill 104, elected W. C, Dorey 93 John Patrick 67 W. L. Bond 48 School Board, one seat xJack Robertson 193, elected Dr. I. F, Stewart 168 Turnout, 321 of 642 or 51 per cent. KASLO Referendum to raise tax to four mills for operation of civic arena approved, 355 yes, 84 no, turnout 18 per cent.

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The local Kiwanis Club's proposed construction of a soccer field on land adjacent to the Regional Recreation‘ Com- plex hns won approval in prin- ciple by city council.

Council last week support- eda motion by Ald. Jim Gouk, parks and recreation committee chairman, that the city endorse the club's proposal and invite Kiwanis representatives to the committee's next meet “to establish proposed financial ar- rangements and a time frame for completion of the project.”

The motion followed Gouk’s report that the club was pre: paring to test the soil makeup of the area to ensure the proper top dressing is used for turf on the field and if necessary would hire a consultant to assist in planning its construction,

The club proposed starting. in April, 1979 on construction of the field, at a cost of about $40,000, “provided the ground is level al that point,” he said. He said his committee prepared | to have the property

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Continued from page Al Selkirk College voted Oct. 17 to reject the 16-per-cent wage increase over two years offered by the West Kootendy Edu- cational Employers Association and demanded parity with Okanagan Valley CUPE mem- bers,

+ The deadlock began Oct. 27

* when the Castlegar, Trail and

Grand Forks school boards locked out their non-teaching employees after CUPE called strikes at Nelson and the college.

Lach Farrell, principal of Stanley Humphries Secondary, told the Castlegar News yes- terday that instruction’ at the schoo] returned to a 60-per-cent level this week after being cut back further because of prob-

‘Advertising serves by informing

STUDENTS CHILLED

lems involved in heating the building.

Farrell said classes were terminated last Wednesday af- ter temperature readings in the building showed an average of 48° to 50° Fahrenheit because

its steam plant had been shut‘

down since Oct. 27.

“It was too hard for the students to concentrate,” he said.

Attendance at the schoo) staggered to allow senior stu- dents to pick up study material Friday and juniors to pick up their material Monday, he said.

The local board of trustees decided Monday morning that the building — currently heated by electric units — had warmed up sufficiently to accommodate three hours instruction once more, and all students returned to the school Tuesday, the principal said.

Farrell said current atten- dance at the school ranges from 650 to 700 out of 850 students enrolled.

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d to the point where it would be ready for construction at that time.

The request for the meet- ing with ‘the club was included in the motion after Ald, Len Embree questioned the wisdom of approving the proposal with- out receiving a commilment from Kiwanis members on their financial contribution to the project and their construction schedule.

Embree cited a similar project undertaken’ "10 to 15 years ago” by groups who eventually left it half finished “beeause of lack of funding or something beyond their con- trol.”

“Then it would sit there and the land wouldn't be de- veloped and nothing could be done about it,” he said.

He referred to the Castle- gar Selkirk Lions Club’s com- mitment last year to complete its $300,000 worth of upgrading to Kinnaird Park as an example of the type of assurance re- quired for development of the city’s property adjacent to the complex.

Extra Charge Not Accepted By Council

The city will not pay the $963.67 extra charged by its consulting engineers for work on its new Milestone Road water storage. tank, council members decided last week.

Council supported a motion by Ald. Albert Calderbank, works and services committee chairman, that the firm Kerr, Wood, Leidal Associates Ltd. be informed the city “is not prepared to accept respon- sibility" for extra tests carried out on the concrete reservoir in

July.

Calderbank told council the firm hired a conerete specialty consultant to check the con- erete for defects,

“We feel if any engineer is called in to do any work by Kerr, Wood, Leidal, who are our representatives, it's up to them,” the works and services committee chairman said. “We don’t pay for anything unless we authorize it.”

Ina Sept. 11 letter to the city, engineer Gordon Leidal said the special consultant was hired to test the tank after discovery of “a large area of defective concrete.” Tests con- firmed the defective conerete was limited to that area and it was confirmed that repair “could be completed so as to ensure satisfactory structural and watertight characteristi 5

The new reservoir, in use since September, cost the city approximately $115,000.

Ald. Gerald Rust said council should approve the pro- posal in prineiple but the city still required “some indication of the funding in place and the lime frame before giving final

. C. S, Fowler told council members the city should not tell a service club such as

* Kiwanis not to start work until

government grants are in place, He said couneil should not discourage service clubs from taking on projects that would benefit the area,

Embree replied that if the club were unable to complete the project the costs would “revert to the taxpayer,” and he noted the soccer field pro- posal involved property owned by the city,

was ¢

APPEAL

Continued from page Al

“And then I will notify

the city what theresults are,

and if there's any adjust-

ment to be made to the tax

roll it will be done at that time.”

Interviewed last week,

a senior CanCel official said

the appeal was one of 10 to

20 appeals normally arising

r from review of

ssments. Vice-

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 23, 1978

Crowsnest Highway Association

Gouk Seeks Position

Ald, Jim Gouk will seck election to a position on the Crowsnest Highway Asgocia- tion board of directors Satur- day despite another city'council member's charge that holding such a position would mean higher costs to the city.

Council last week autho- rized Gouk's altendance at the

association's annual mecting in -

Cranbrook on behalf of Castle- gar atan estimated cost of $110 although Ald, Len Embree ob- jected to his plans to seek a directorship without asking council's permission,

Embree suggested Gouk's responsibilities as a director in the association would require more frequent attendance of meetings and increase the cost of the city's activity in the organization,

Gouk said he did not believe his becoming a director would increase the cost to the cily. He noted that council had appointed him as its repre- sentative at association meet- ings and was convinced after attending a meeting in late September that “if I don't get a posilion as director there's no point in attending.”

Association meetings are “essentially directors meetings” because board members make

there are sufficient funds in the city's budget this year lo cover the meeting expenses, But he said the cost of the meetings should be an item “approved or disapproved as part of the

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He said the planned exami- nation of the expense formula for director could result in his attendance “at no cost to the

“Let's not deal in hypo- theses,” Embree said.

Finance committee chair- man Ald. Gerald Rust, who moved council authorize Gouk's

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