CASTLEGAR NcWS, Thursday, Dec. 15, 1966

POLLUTION CONTROL

There has been a grow! ng
interest in nallution control ac
ivities in British Columbia. And
according to the Minister of
Lands, Forests, and Water Re-
sources, Ray yn, there al:
so appears to be some lack of
understandin; of the nature and

urpose of rovince’s con-
Prot program a its connection
with the economic and industrial
growth o!

saads rae eR OSETIA

By Rav Williston

—- am See ke
MmGu5 MGS
ex-

fective and
for the

and
and biolog-

in knowledge and control of en-
vironmental pollution,
To Provide | sah various

perts in the
ical sciences,

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

Many a must have
shuddered when he meee the

sectors of society t!
tion needed to etyathe! the pub-
lic’s understandin the ef-
forts to control pollution. i
resentation robab!
way bees largest and progdest ev-
at

In view of this, Mr. Williston
has prepared a series of three
articles sealing with pollution

of the B.C. government respect-
ing pollution control.

The first of this series by
the minister appears below and

e remaining articles will be
ieeated consecutively in the
Castlegar | News, oP

cokearn? over pollution hae
been voiced with increasing in-
tensity over the past few years.
Unfortunately, expressions of
legitimate concern too ofte

private
not hel Bue be in sympat!
with a of the objections to
pollution of our natural resourc-

any confer-
one on the subject of pollution.
Of the 600 delegates invited, 120
were from the federal govern-
ment, 160 eon provincial gov-

0 from
governments, 110 ‘from industry
and assoclations, 70 from pub-
lic interest groups and profes-
sional associations, and 70 were
involved in educational re-

The 350 observers included
federal fend provincial cabinet
minis members of Parlia-
ment and. rovinclal legislatures,
deputy ters and other sen-
-| ior government officials, as well
as 50 university presidents.

Further testimony to the

rtance of this massive Can-
ting was the attend-
bservers from many
me jintraational organ-

that faced him Wefore The one
out for Pronireal, out a Ae as Pe
ical of the exte:
conference omen ites wie’ (pre-
pared to go in an honest at-
tema, fo assess pollution, to ex-
ts implications, and to
search or a resolution,

At the conference itself,
delegates, divided into a series
of groups, discussed pollution
from the point of view of metro-
politan and urban areas, areas
which are becoming urban, agri-
cultural areas, forest and min-
ing regions, Lhd basins and
coastal region

From ey discussions were
led into ‘the drawing up of guide-
lines on pollution control.

If anyone thinks these guidelin-
es were to be simple set of
“do's” and “don'ts” he is very
much mistaken,

and the conference proved, pol-| se:
lution control is Rote and never
and Resonate itr0 Is of 7

able controls o!

kind are aiftleult

re-

India, Israel, J:

len, the Ui ted
the United States.
vide z the delegates

wil
im- | pollution MEET activity fuer ot or-

y tactors ss involved in in po!
tion Control that make essent
an objective approach to
proble1 lem,

In this and later

anization, more than 100 back-

jl-
lovakia, inland, | 00!

Not
y aust the « controls have the
legitimate

With so many ways of en-
tertaining ourselves available
with the flick of a switch, may
we never become so comfortable
as to lose one segment of Christ-
mas that is most heartwarming
and that is caroling.

it does little to warm the heart
in the manner it will be done
this evening in the Woodland
Park area, Kinn:

ith warm at out to
Kindle the Christmas spirit, will

e Srd Kinnaird Brownie

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
i RE @
5 1M Vw ww
ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

In the past it td been dis-
turbing to see this act i.
cated with loud speaker and re-

trudge in the snow bundled in
woollens,

may not give anyone cold feat

Telephones
To Be Busy
In District

On an average one in every

three telephones in the Trail ar-

ea will be used for long distance

service Cheiatn as Day, te Be
lephone Company re]

A total of 4,900 calls are ex-

pected by the company: 2,000

day and an increase of
550 over

the rights of the individual, but

.| they must also ensure that

rights are not violated.
Before they even

to set guidelines down on pap-

er ine, delegates had to theech
on

apers were
uted weil in advance

of talent, including adminis!
rators, economists, sociologists

I proj discuss some pol-
Hapeenone fe that concern us
st there is the recent pol-

lution conference in Montreal;
and those sociological and eco-
lc I mention-

and, final the action be-

‘ing taken nally tish Columbia M

in the field of pollution control.

The Montreal conference. | 2

‘Wwas remarkable evidence of Can-
-ada’s awareness of the effect the

01

also an act of good faith. I think
this is best expressed in the ob-

Jectives: laid down for the con-
feren

. @ To examine and discuss
the nature, extent and effects of
environmental and the

Alpha Phi Chapter
Has First Meeting

Majesgey.

Mrs. Wood talked on “Mar-
riage, the most important insti-
tution in the world,” ‘and describ-
ed marriage as a sharing of life's
interests and activities.

Mrs. Campbell read “I'm
lost without Ladybird” by Presi-
dent Johnson, and Played the

for
its continuing assessment and
control.

¢| Were

Jan-

Peere

 Hostesses for the evening
8. and Mrs.

@ To assist
and industry in formulating ef-

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er The last meeting: of Nov:
was held at the home of Mrs. F.
Mattlazzi,

. “How is your.Conversation”
was the Program & Elven by Mrs.
P. Konkin and Mrs. R. Lightle.
Mrs. Lightle Tead an article
from the Circle on the]
most ths leniing conversation-
alist, and ussed ways
which we can improve our con-
versation with older people,
children, strangers and a hus-
band. os
Mrs, Konkin taiked on a
good. conversationalist and the
importance of listening.
Hostesses for 'the evening

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Mattiazzi. . .

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floor of many lev

els,
had to be considered from the
scientific and technological point
of view.

There wera legs’, jurisdic-'
tional, legislative and. enforce-
ment ‘problems, There were eco-
nomic and financial, and public

and private administration con-|
siderations. Planning guidelines
had to be planned, and a public

», information program had to be

_| Proposed.
Although it was expected,
it was nevertheless a distin,

guish-
Pht ed achievement that this giant!
meeting in one Beles ‘week drew j throu;

hit
of facts, fe ere opinions and
ideas into a cogent oat of guide-
lines for the policy-makers. In
other words, the conference met
its objective.

Bank of Montreal
nee

New records across the

ment for the year ended Oct.
31 and issued last’ week.

The bank’s assets, now at
$5,423 milion are up $426: mil-
Hion © from’ ‘1! hile loans

965,. wi
climbed B12 million to $3,280}.
million

‘Record high earnings for

ithe bank’s more ‘than ‘1,000 of-

aie of, home and, abroad Dace

of naar rod wi that epresont.
ed. $3.08 per share.
“Sutal provision for Income

accounted for $2,307 oat gavin a :
$140 milli

ion. compared
1965.

MOORE tre.

DEALER

- CASTLEGAR NEWS _

Mrs. Mary Carter, Trail
chief operator said “every op-
his} erator will be on a shift Christ-
mas Day to handle the calls,”

“we e that people will
plzce their ‘calls by number and

e number they are call-

ing 80 that delays
eur. People ¢:
they are not sure of their
friend’s telephone number in a
distant city.. They can dial “oO”
for operator, ask for information
in ‘the friend’s city and we will
make the meonnestion, without
charge” she said.
The rush on long distance
will begin Christmas Eve an
the first of an estimated 6
Trans-Pacific cails are routed
through B.C. Tel’s overseas
center in Vancouver.
Trans-Pacific calls from any
telephone in Canada are routed
‘Vancouver, the termin-
al point for circuits to Australia,
New Zealand, Hong Kong and
Japan.

An Electric

piease your family or friends.
Visit your favorite Electric
Appliance Store today—plan
to “Give Better, Electrically.” .

Gift Is sure to

cords. True, it causes no one to| an.

On the other hand, while it ¢

B
more than ion'a normal urinate. often collect around the house,

by. their
brown owl, Mrs. E. G. Yleming

and tawny owl, Mrs. L. Carrig-
d These little brownles have

real
Watch for these
Some are yen ye meal
ee them
part of the evening. ee comet
se ee
with, the. brownies having
the Silver Birch School in their
minds, I thought it had pean
some time since we checked
see if the school

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Upon speaking with
Palsson it Fas learned thelr is
a need for wool lengths: from
12 inches or longer, such as
end of the wool balls you may
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She also mentioned feather-
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A Volkswagen is one man's
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