" CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 26, 1965

Colu wibia Cellulose and Svenska
Cellulosa Sign Final Documents -

Paul M. Marshall,

al

: ste
of Columbia Cellulose te nent ‘work began He rise on the site
dir-] this week. First Production £ from
ector of Svenska Cellulosa Ak-| the
tiebolaget of Sundsvall, Sweden: pected by early. 1967.
locu-

Elje’ Mossberg, managing

last week Signed f final

ion project is ex:

Celgar, “ headquartered in
holds 6

ents
and financial. agreements be-|of the equity in: Skeena Kraft
tween the two companies in
connection with the Skeena} the remaining 40 por cent,

Kraft project.

Meanwhile, construction .of! than 1,000 men will-be:employ-
the 750-ton bleached kraft pulp|ed on the project which. will
mill-is well, under-way at the| create permanent: employment
Prince Rupert «site. Concrete} for some 350 persons, The loca-
and foundation work is nearing

GTUTITTATIUTRLUTINTTITIUITOATIT I TITIQTTTTT Rupert was a’ key factor in’ the
Nc deuision’ by Hocker Gremieris

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-105 Main St." Ptis 865-7417] tiles, newsprint, ; magazine: pa-

_s CASTLEGAR, |B.0.

0 per cent
while Svenska ‘Cellulosa holds

During construction ‘ more

tion of the mill: near; Prince

to build’ a $10 million’ chilor-al-
kali plant there,
is activity | has created

‘fon in Prince Rupert to meet
the influx of new families, More
than 120 dwellings will’ be com-
pleted this year alone. : aa
The Skeena ‘Kraft project
was made possible through the
granting of forest reserves un-
der Tree Farm Licence No. 40.

the ‘new. plant will expand the
market in ‘which’ inde

tiles ‘and: cellulose sponges, .
Its existi calee seh

athe signing ofthe agree.| ta. Entering eleven events, he,

‘

~ Jackson Places
3d in: Decathion

Decathlon’ “championships ‘held
last weekend at: Lethbridge, Al-

tion, will represent Skeena Kraft
in Europe; the United ponedem
and some other

Tose

Columbia Pulp’ Sales, the ve
subsidiary of Columbia ‘Cellu-
lose will. continue Its present
operations - in ‘Europe, North
America and Asia,

Columbia C

ts
the forest ey lucts_econom:
British a Zan

world-wide’ sales © organization:
an thee

two large’ pulp mills and saw-
mills. It manufactures acetate
and viscose dissolving pulps at
its sulphite mill in’ Prince Ru-
pert. These “are sold in North
America and: foreign markets,
Célgar kraft is manifactured at
Castlegar. Columbia Cellulose is
affiliated, with Chemcell’ and
Colanesé'. ;Cofporation of Ame-
rica:

which’ this Swedish fi

ed -forest, utilization.

Callu: hed ith 3,930 : points,
and" *evorisna Cellulose

the 100 metres, long jum)
marks the tina entry of.a ange put, a high jum , P

mbia. Both .organi- dikcus,* shot put, pole vaulting,
zations are solidly based finn 1500: metres ‘and: hurdles.
cially and. have‘ experienced, |’ Ron

market‘ ar-

* the fine reputation for op-
erating and forestry technology.
rm has
earned, coupled with the local
knowledge and practical ope-
rating experience: of Columbia
Geltuloge rae ci strould make

keena a leader in tecl
nical advancements and improv- | CoUver Was the -recent guest-of

he participated ‘in

arid 400

¢] On Saturday: it was the

has belonged sto the
g| rail frack and Field Club for
the past year and a. half, His

Mrs, Kathleen Street of Van-

Mr. and’ Mrs, . ‘Williamson:
| Mrs. Street. was enroute to’ Ed-

Funeral ‘services were held
last week in: Calgary for .Mrs.

logging and ‘sawmilling . operat-
ors may <sell their logs and.
chips, This is expected: to fur-
ther stabilize: the communities
centered around Terrace ‘in the
Nass and: Skeena ’.Valleys:

~ Svenska ‘Cellulosa, Sweden’s

tributor of forest’ Products, em-
ploys 12,600. persons;’‘and last
year hada ‘sales. volum
$162,000,000. -Tt markets “sul
hate ‘pulps, ‘stlphite~ ‘dissolving
pulps. for ~ chemicals * and :-tex-
per, , wrapping ~ paper “and: krage | 2
liner; corrugated: cas

lywood, ‘flooring. pr erets

largest’ manufacturer. and. ,dis- | ¢h;
Ip ‘employed ee ‘Ge ial

mmnbers : ve

May °M.”) ton, 68, wI who
passed away: ‘at: the’: Glenmore
Park Auxiliary Hospital August
16 after a lengthy’ i

Mrs. Woolverton ene ‘born
in, 1897 ‘at’ Pense, Sask. the eld-
est’daughter of # the la Sand
Mrs... J. A. Killough, pene of

district, Mrs n,

of Commerce and ‘in 19: mar:
tied. CW. Woolvertin account-

ant with: the: same ‘ bank. hey
atly in -

qu Rat
lion,’ Ponoka and‘ ‘finally :

Mrs; May. Woolverton’‘s
- Funeral Held in Calgary

overseas in World War 1.
She ‘is

Kirk and: seven © grandchildren
all of Calgary, four brothers,
joe. Harry, Jack .and Jim |

trict, Annie Ball of ‘Calgary, Lil- | Isfand,: Alta.’ was.a weekend vi-

Han Dittrich of -Mamloops.:

survived by her
daughter Doris McInnes and son

monton, where she will meet her
son Peter dnd from there they

before: returning to. their home
in ;Vancouver, © +.

“Danny Webster and friends
of Slocan: City vere recent vi-
sitors to-Deer P, i
“Mr. and Mrs ‘John Lawson
of Castlegar,’ accompanied | by
| their. son and

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coach is: Willie Krause ‘of Trail.

will. travel’ onto’ Bella Coola |E

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:. Located: at the ‘Castlegar, Airport i
‘PH. D DAYS 365-7444. “PH, ‘NIGHTS: 365-7035

| Mr.’ and Mrs. Jack: Lawson and
children | of -’ Hamilton, * Ont,
were ‘recent visitors to . Deer

Mr. ‘John: Negleski of Bow
i alter. to: Deer: Park and’ Renata

-Gampbell Baby.

Mt Bapiismal

The’ : of bapti

le © visiting” friends in ‘the
West Kootenay area.’ Mrs Ne
leski returned: recéntly « from;
Fale ‘to the New, York. World's

IF you “er
us DO

Tove 8 Bylaw poe Be

ito whitewadhie
Gorse” in

erage’;contract: | is’”

the’ unanticipated

ie Sies

"ihe ‘recent prelice t be Mr.|of the: department of: highwa:
‘actions | and the. CP.

ecipitating | in . water” and « gas. main- loca-
the examination into the sew-|tlons and
jomewhat | costs incurre:

errors revealed

approve the extra
by extra services,

tral sparen.’ He’ considers ‘Mr. | extensions and wyes for future
* Gorse’s action’ commendable but| connections, the grants and’ re-
ae later’ belleves ‘that there: aould bates which were originally: in-

ii chave!/ heen! 'no* need for the

payment for ce!
-holes, had‘ been

made. Mr. . Johnson. describea
his duty: to. investigate certain

man-

tended to reduce the

Yq: 84,000 inyestigation. Perhaps he} ness were used to complete the
* i revest his reasons for such] project within the gregate

ag
tet of $514,000. According | to

+ i in
facts Mr. a stioplity the

Municipal
Affairs’. reply: to’ Mr. Sylvest

ing of the by-| this action was completely: with-
gonceals the word ‘asl of ong in council's jurisdiction. In pass-
approval for extra expenditures, ing, it may be noted that extra
: There is: no argument .concern-| revenue and future savings. aris-
ing the total cost of the’ project, | ing from’ extra services, exten-
but ite will not accept that the|sions and wyes for future con-
wording of the bylaw’ states | nections’ should be..taken into
that $525,000 is the, amount of| account in assessing the wis-
debt intended to be. created, | dom: ‘of council's : decisions,

In 80. far as we: had ‘to ay

If, however, itis Mr. ‘Thorp’s
that by

idence ‘appears to contradict Mr.
Thorp’s bland: understanding.

were HMlegitimate ‘let: us ‘hear.

and half truth.

to pay for one man’s ‘irrespon-

the extra costs

bylaw: wi

WATCHES
bys
/ LONGINE
* BULOVA
‘ELGIN i
: “CANDINO - a
Westelox - Timex ce

then he "is straining:at a gnat
of a'-doubtful technicality and
swallowing’ the camel of irres-
ponsible action in defiance of
council's folrection, Does: he
really condone Mr, Gorse’s be
havior “in ignoring council
motions and directives of eb:
Tar Ae coring Servien. the
clated Engineerin:

answers: to): questions “which

to ‘meet the consulting. engin-
eers. and, preferred to: fly.

Victoria without council's auth-
ority. to present. his allegations
and . subsequent burden ‘the
taxpayer; with the cost Of an

caused him concern? He refused | _ “e)

ble action: of: thé 1964 council.
Gwilym Hughes,
i Castlegar

: Heat from ‘Nuclear.
Reactots Generales

of nuclear power °to-
electricity is expected

nuclear power

; AB8O:
its | desert et he ate Services too, |
refer to allegations that implled
that rtain

improperly

allegations: ;made ‘or. implied. | :
While we may ‘never: know, the
exact 2 the “eve

If. Mr. Thorp really believes
that “the "extra; expenditures | hetieye a concentrated juice is

fon hima Be Believes! tbat
was guilty of’ dereliction’ o!
duty let me know directly with: | ¢ days ago on a small end table
out: masked epithet, ‘innuendo

The $4,000: cost of the ex:
amination is a grievous penalty.

sible action even: though it pro-
duced a ‘salutery’ result, in‘ a
manner, of. demon-
strating the vision, scruples, de:
dicated purpose .and. responsi-

The growing worl wide’ use

ways a
y. reviving gales of .uran-
im and ye euubt |aa, many of te Enacke tay
ts and, equip-| get in. th

be: generating ae

‘Well Lois: 365-5503, -' Bi
“Ftve you : ever ‘seen: the
large ‘containers’ that look ‘like
.| two good size oranges “placed
one on: top of: the’ other?/:I

sold :in“ them’ at many: of:.the
food markets, I saw one aifew

in’ a) friend's: living room. ‘She
bad ‘eonverted it into'.a ‘most
Ing flower vase...”
A: cotton bath mat that. is
easy to throw ‘in’ the’ washing
machine and which drys‘ quick-
ly is! areal saver to, keep: the
appearance of a bathroom’ up if
placed .under the hand “basin.
It does not show. the splatters
as much ‘as | the - floor: cover:

otherwise would. ‘be — tracked
with one’s shoes, © | ~

‘A quick way I have found
to «do» some’ wholesale ‘house
cleaning is:to fill. the .bath.tub
with warm: water adding a dash
.of  detergent.: it is-an easy, 'task
now:to. swish the artificial ‘plas-
tic: flowers ok to thelr: bright
and’ new. selves, ©:

e ‘smaller, kitchen, sink.
7 SUhis -is./also. a: good .time|
2. | to serub up. the -TV tables. The
size ..of: the tub’ is :also:ideal

Box 731

-or* 2° /gram’*'sodium’’ arsenite

and absorbs any puddles which | ¢4,

lower | ‘end of the blind ‘and
they will Teun to..thelr  pro-
per length. they are. nota
washable ite maybe one of
our readers:has a‘suggestion or
two that . aid. .what;can be
a very, tiresome cleaning: job.

If you’ find‘the ‘simmer
still. brings. uninvited © guests
such as/ants one of ae casleet
ways to catch them ‘is
an‘ant‘ trap, To do, this soak a
small sponge in 1- cup’ sugar,’ 2
tablespoons » honey,:'2 | cups: hot
water,‘2 grams, sodium ‘arsenite

(which:-is ‘bought: from ‘a drug
store): Put the “Sponge in in a' tight
tin. which’ has small holes
punched in ‘it, The‘ ants will take
@-polson -oult of the tin: and
carry it back'to the queen thus |=
Seefroying the colony.

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2 H.B. Pencils
v LePages. Glue

THIS $1.61
VALUE

"A hint ‘to’ the’ wise. with
school: -elothes ‘now being: pre-
pared,* do..take ‘time to, mark

names -into” Jat

at one:time or another be set
aside’ with: so | many- others. It
is op eciated by-, all conce!
ed.

“ canning’
ter: of: you':and: you’ feel there

ht few:

is. ‘opened, “for ‘my* family’s
past, T shall serve, quite as an
extra, ‘memories (of ‘the summer

h | 8-00 end to it remember. these |
lines ‘Everytime

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1. Pink. Eraser :.... “ONLY.
a 12" Ruler «..
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CLOTH ING = THE: ENTIRE FAMILY.

clear,’ ro- for. the : standard ventian :blind

Ch eek was: administered ‘to the infant}. submerged.

rica
ousing, vinyl and: plastic-41

+ AT

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Tea Bags 100,

Coffee Blue Ribbon, 1 Ib.

Mi | Fae Pacific, 6 - ‘tall

Bananas fresh

Grapes Choice Green, jb.
‘ MEATS

; Chicken fresh frozen tray ae 1 Z 49
Chuck Steaks graded beof 1 Ib, 55

Bologna piece as ‘cut; Vibes
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New store: hours starting Aug. 30
Monday thru ‘Thursday - 8 a.m. to'6 pm.”
Friday - “8 am. to 9 p.m,
» Saturday - 8 am..to 5.30 p.m. .

EAST ROBSON

‘alae |

only .:...

tins -

stock, 5 $i 00

following. -year

Wouttios feturned to Castle:
gar: Where: she | lived for: fhe |e
next six:years. with her. moth
and aunt; Mrs. FV:A. Si son,

Since 1961 Mrs. Woolverton
has made. her home’ with her
daughter, Mrs, Doris ‘Melnnes in
€algary.
>) Mrs, Woolverton took an ac-
arf, in-'church- and . com-
affairs wheréver. slie liv-

tive pa
munity

‘at avery. early age...”

ag she +.was._a" member" of
ps elbans Anglican choir. and
the “Lillian. Kilfough

Le
she a IODE.
. She was predeceased by her
husband,

:eldest .brother ‘ Arthur, Killed

39

_ Quantities -

Thitty-oné  buildidg permi alte
A were issue in Castlegar during

Thirty One New
_ hale Permits
-Issi ed ‘this Year: .

the first -’ six» months ’ of .1965
for ($508,182 ‘in Hew. biiilding.”
*.: This was. Feported. to‘coun-
eil’s meeting last: week by works
‘supervisor Norman McNabb who
said thé “Corresponding : figures’
for? anes were. 18: permits: total-
ing $846,992::

totaled - $138,
for. new. dwellings an
miainder: -weré for.

Tepails,
warehouse, "two" “additions and a

: WE HAVE AF ULL LINE OF SCHOOL »
SUPPLIES AND LISTS FOR ALL GRADES

Lunch

Kits - Binders -

Pencils ,

a: daughter. Frances].
and son ‘Arthur, her parents and

Permits esued 1g duly ao ‘alone elit

PETTITT PHOTOS :

Weed for, the, first: time:

werauned. at: Tuncheon afterwards
at. the. Ca pbell * home. (+:

son’ of Mr. and. “Mrs, Hen a Camp: ad Mra... C °.T.: Williamson,
Rey." H. , Kin- ang Mee ‘by. Mr. and: Mrs.-N.

lomat

The twee Tho font. donat- Denver, ‘Kaslo,.

ed by: the’ Istvanffy. family «in | to Howser ‘then Nelson on their
Memory of their mother ‘was | return. ;

party of friends was en-| wood of. Vancouver are spending

Short stops were: made at New
the damsite,- on

Mr. and “Mrs. Lorne Hey-

a few days at

fhe former, Jamie.
poms: SUNN i

ed and. became church organist :
While in’ Castlegar ‘in, later a

z Visititig-

C. Bradford during the and two.

ks' were :Cindy and ‘Denise
ford of Trail, Mr.’ and Mrs.

“Mrs. ohnson and: gran
son Craig” Schellenberg °: who!
were ‘camping \at_ Evans,° Wash.
for eight days ret ‘ned - home
Mhiiteday: evening. .

8. Led
ed. the funeral of Mrs,:A.: *
erud: at: Bonners Ferry, Idaho,
Monday... Mrs, Grunejud was an
aunt of.Mr.-L. A. Gr

spital..

syne. Peppard ~ wi
was a | a’ patient in the’ Castlegar
and |

Me the’ guest. of- the -Pep-
fam ily for a few days last

“Miss. Jean. Price, ‘ot
pe Saturday where thoy.
ith ‘their® son-
id Mri

$0.

PETTITT PHOTOS :

‘PETTITT PHOTOS

Sid Wattoe ig'a. patient.
in the Castlegar : and District

District Hospital is home |}
. George Oanssia’ of Reg:

lece."of- Mrs,

Mr.. and; Mr: Try. Hyde
have returned to thea i home in
Regina: after: pending their
honeymoon visiting ‘ wil Mr:
Hyde's. parents,’ Mr..and oe E.
Hyde.” They. also’: attended : the
wedding O£;:Mr.: Hyde's. a
Elaine’ Mari

Mrs. Plater isa
[eCabe.

J. Killou; ugh, and
Mas: Joh ‘Dunlop: ‘and: Mis Pat
‘McLeod travelled 'to Calgary last
week to: attend the funeral of,
‘Mrs;: May; ‘Woolverton: e

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20
)and sath matllion ‘Kilowatts

‘of ‘the ‘site, at the

Junction “of “OF. the: Columbia‘ and
Kootenay : Rivers, and: rental: of
joining lands. at $2.50.an acre

‘blinds standing on end to’ drain
a_little-before rehanging. Don't

avert coun Ca- | be- alarmed if the-cords ‘seem

a little. drawn. up:. As ;they’
Gryin
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