_ CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thureday) Oct,.21; 1965

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hand was not too steady as you
thought when putting bleach in
the small slot in
jspashars for manual Glspensing?

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

It has been a very busy

Did you ever ‘find ‘your.

the automatic

Resulting of soures with white
Nored clothes,

not to mention being hard on
the enamel finish of the wash-
er,

Keep a small funnel handy,
giving you a larger pouring area.
In passing on.this hint a house-
wife found the plastic funnel
she chose for the job did not
need to be held for it would
sit upright -in the slots of the
bleach dispenser.

A ae [spots' on the colored clothes,
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There has been a wonder-
‘ul response .to recipes, One
reader went to a great deal of
time to pick out her best time
savers, As’ she put it, “baking
gets eaten so quickly in’ our
house that I hate to fuss and
spend a. lot of. time in. prepar-
ing”. Recipes: will appear. one
at a time to allow space to keep
variety in our subjects.
Over the weekend, my hus-
band found our old copy of the
Centennial Edition of the Castle-
gar News. It was published Sept.
11, 1958. I could not help but
wonder what would new home-
owners think with this particular
article which was talking about
ads that appeared in the ve:
first, issue of what was then
called the Castle News printed
August 7, 1947, “Two rooms,
nice lot, garden . . . Close in,
$600.”

During . the Thanksgiving
weekend I was fortunate in-hav-
ing my husband, who is a pilot,
give me a bird’seye view of
all the new activities in the dis-
trict. The changes over the years
soon explain the vast differenczs
au real estate values in the dis-

My prime interest was in
the new Piinnaird bridge, but
if it is color you are. lookin:

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in it’s fall wardrobe.

| Before I get carried away
in my enthusiasm for the dis-
trict, here are a few hints to be
passed on,
Put.a little beeswax on zip-
pers to prevent them from get-
ting stuck.
Do you want evenly sliced
bananas?. Use the hard boiled
egg. slicer to cut .them.

A’ clean sponge set on or
near the stove makes. a: hand
rest -for. stirring
in hot water after each meal.

recipe was submitted
as:being quick. and: as easy as
using a mix and being quite in-
expensive.to make called ‘Thrifty | 7
Cup Cakes.

Into large bowl place: 1%
cup flour; 2/3 cup * sugar; 1%

baking powder. Add:

cup: cone on or. “melted

Down

3.1 tea-

A Canadian pulp and - “pa
per © executive’. predicted ae
week. in’ New" York that
world faces’ an: over-production
of pulp in the ‘next few years
despite a ‘strong North Amerl-
can mare

V. Clyne, chairman and
chief. “executive officer of Mac-
Millan, Bloedel ‘and Powell Rt-
ver Ltd., attributed the forseen
over-production to substantial in-
creases in the capacity to pro-
duce pulp in the ‘Scandinavian
countries as well as in North
America,

Clyne told a meeting of New
York Society of “Security Ana-
lysts total’ manufacturing cap-
acity of: pulp ‘in British Colum-
bia alone now is about 2,000,00'
tons a year and by. 1968 it ‘will
increase to. about “3,000,000.

“The KISS ‘Scene Me

’\ By Susan Allingham
Another week of events and
studies has passed at KJSS. Dur-
ing this week several interest-

_ Over-Production of Pulp
_ Faces Us Says Executive

“Then if all the mills come
into being to which the Canadian

the | covernment ‘has alloted timber,

or is in’ the’ process of. allot-
ing timber,” he said, ‘there will
bea further increase.” ‘

He -said that in five years
the total pulp capacity in Bri-
tish Columbia will be more than
6,000,000 tons, an increase of
three times the present. capa

“There will be a substantial
over-capacity in the world ‘mar-
et pulp production: starting in
1967 or 1968 and running into
the early 1970s,”. said Clyne.

He ‘called for an “orderly
pulp expansion, not the disor-
derly expansion: which is ‘pro:

ed during the next | few
years.”

Clyne told the aoclety, whose
members, help brokers ‘and: in-
vestment houses advise their in-
vestors :and shareholders, that
he’ knows ‘of no: way of correct-
ing this situaiton except by al-
Jowing it to correct itself by
the\ apy pplication of normal ‘eco-
nomic forces,

‘In the course of correction

are\ going to be hurt,” added
the. Vancouver. “executive . who
n

ing activities were introduced,
Hal lance:

tri
to Europe. e

are looking forward to the on-
coming Halloween Glance to ‘be
held on October 29. The com-

TY| mittee in charge # all arrange-

ments is headed by Mary-Ann
Gaul. ‘The dance is to be a mas-
querade and prizes will be a-
warded ‘for the’ best costumes.
jock © Hop: | Friday's “sock
hop” was well attended and tho-
roughly enjoyed.

Track Meet: Yesterday an
inter-house track meet was held.
Along with athletic activities
here was ~ several ‘novelty e-
vents, Each house had cliosen a
queen who was judged accord-
ing to: beauty, talent, and per:
sonality. Queens for the houses
were as follows: — House i,
Carol Palovnikoff; House 2, Bii-
zabeth Ackney; House 3. Nancy
Taggart; House 4, Sophle Mak-
ortof£..

House Games: . Leading in
points for this week is House 1,
the’ Panthers with * 20 points:
House 4, the Lippinzans, is se-
cond with 18: points; House 2,
the Jaguars. and House, 3, the
Thunderbirds, ‘are ‘close’ at their
heels with 16 and: 13 points res:
pectively.:

spoons. Rinse KISS

in favor of SHSS. A pat'on the
heck to Harvey, Zaltokt for scor-
our goal and: playing ° ex-
ceptionally: well throughout the
whole game. fe
eh ou, ‘or this: week: “at
is better‘ to ent h
wish

your time away.”

tobe useful ‘than ‘to to]

icted the possibility

“during: the period: of. over-ca-
pacity,” adding, however,’ that
he could. not estimate at the

reduction.

Clyne said the economy of
North America as well as of the
European Common Market is
buoyant taday “and we expect
that: our lumber. products will
continue to command a good
price in those areas.”

“Britain, however, is under-
going a period of financial crisis
which undoubtedly will be over-
come,
housing will continue to keep
lumber in B00 demand.

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; ‘Perhaps the most fun :
mental’ objective of life’ in Bre
tish” Columbia: today is“ related
to growth and in providing local
government dmnehinery, to m

ig" to our pro-
Fines and not a ‘curse. | It-is
worth recalling that Prior to to the
creation. of the «vehicle known
as-Bill No. 83 convention: after |‘
convention of CM

“larea of Britis

is “funorganized”.. — 99% ‘per
cent. During: this: convention,
such resolutions: are noticeably.
absent,

Before -presenting:’ once
| again the basic ideas upon which
Bill'No.83 rests°1 think ‘that a
review: of the birth process of
this vlegislation, should’ be \out-

S “Upon first assuming: the of

.| fice? “of municipal

affairs
March ‘of: 1964 one‘ ofthe ‘icst

»| steps:in’-the birth ‘process was

faked, vat the ‘annual ‘meeting
f the: UBCM executive’ in/June
of: 964: when “the: basic ideas

S
inv ved in the; projected bill

Saanich ‘and: Sldney < Heectet
with | five communis in som
8

beyond’ the second mile),
(2) ? Because’. this. was | un-

tried ; Ihave: made
that: the

clenrcuts

erritory

ing those oa nlapelies: 4

During the course of these
sessions the. basic. structure of
Bul No.: 83° omerged ‘and was
placed ‘before. your executive in
the: late “fall of 1964 and. was
again cndorged.

ill’ was taken to: the
Legislature in substantially the
form'-endorsed’by.;your execu-
tive during its fall meeting, The
pill was:, greeted : in the :legis-
lature by praise from both sides
of the House. During the course
of its passage through the House
it. became’ apparent: that ‘the
section, providing’ for. participa-
tion by a component part would
be::more” desirable if;'a’-.clear-
cut provision for. ‘opting: out: of

would be amended ‘in the
figne of field study and use,

(8) Finally, the department
has made’ known that it would
be’ more)desirable that gas i.e.
functions should be put into-this
‘vehicle’ slowly so’ that- adequate
fleld ‘ testing: can be. accomplish-
ed with a‘minimum of technical
complications consistent with a
fair trial run.

One final word. before re-
viewing the basic ideas of this
bill. The level of study and: part-
icipation ‘by municipalities dur-
ing the past year is a great cre-
dit: to this ‘organization. I’ want
it:to be known \that'as far‘as

the cost of.a particular,
by:way of a ratepayer vote, was
added to the bill. :

‘This: section: was added. af-
ter; congultation : with: members
on’ both ° sides’ of :: the‘: House
and Bill. No, °83° received the
unanimous consent of the House.

Following the ‘sitting ‘of the
House: in’ many. “public: state-
ments, I have endeavored ‘to

‘0; your.
i inde unanimously. endorsed.

2 )o.During ‘the :1964 convention
this body was interested enough
fe jpndoree ‘the ‘ideas involved

ig Po!
‘G):Be ecules this was new
legislation I'felt the department
should undertake an’ education-
al role in presenting Bill No, 83
to sessions. in’ ware

With
this ; mandate from. the conyen-
tion’;the: department’ undertook

| a: series of \work. study. sessions

(2) “Lo
g | react positively: to ‘the: job of

pends in-real: measure ‘on. the
complementary role the: UBCM,
its. member.’ municipalities and
improvement‘. ‘district tees
are willing:to play in’ the *edu-
cation: role of my. department,

The*'fact that so “many
steering committees have been
established under the:'urge of
BubD Ne 83. suggests three things

"oh Local government is con:
cérned“about ‘the problems: of
growth: and
its’ challenges, :.°':

‘Local : government can

create industrial assesment,

(7) Only local) government
can provide. the ‘adminstrative
umbrella ‘over the’ development
of British Columbia, C

weostogk atoll selection of

SAVAGE ‘SHOES

for chiltron

tion of local’ go }fune-
tions at’ the’ Provincial’ level
would be a form of sulcide which
Ht do not intend to recommend
to| the‘ Legislature.’ Note’theore-
tical 100 per cent idea.) >
$e.1°(8). ‘The - best. law is. never
imposed law but,under our sys-
tem is evolutionary law. which
again | i, explicit and Amplicit in!)

Bill
& “Coordination of regional

those of vities

(10) The: mer Zmunipal base
of large’ member’ municipalities
does not smother the represent-
ative base of the smaller mem-

r 3am concerned the aucceastot E

is: willing to: meet, we

bers areas for at least. two rea-

a) ‘The: principle of publie
scrutiny will be
« (b) The inelaie of appeal
is expllet in’ the® bill.
Finally, it is obvious that:
mule alities grew out ofthe
idea’ of community identity and,
the realization, that. individual
‘property. owners could ‘only: ual
operate | i “cout problems
they could not ‘tackle
ae
Regional: ‘dlatricts are an’ ex:
tension ‘of ‘those two: principles.
First, the idea | of “regional; id-
entity. and “secondly, ‘the “idea

ious parts of the p

that the parts of the

affairs!

art played by
Fepart time :above and

Aepartment

Solving ‘by
the: parochial interest for. the

involving ‘municipal: representa-
tives from ‘the municipalities of
Victoria,;. Esquimalt, Oak ‘Bay, | _

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ed, i
Baste’ Ideas of Bill: No. .83
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“* (8) The} ‘compliment: the es:
| tanishment of steering commit-
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preservation .of the | a!
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CAUSE

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not aware of it‘until after: they taxation;

have. applied. the: brakes - and

=| founa them. almost totally. inet-
‘fective.

To ‘avold being caught: ‘oft
‘guard : while . driving -In‘ heavy.
rain or on 'water-covered : xoad-
ways, the auto ‘club: suggests
these steps: Apply: the brakes
at. frequent ; intervals; » If .they
fall to: hold propetly, “ary. them
it by, depre: brake:

ee a yELE:
fie: cep the test: brakes ® aft
several hundred feet: Repeat the
2A “Brakes ‘may: ‘wet if the
carsmust-be freee neous high
official «sai

water,” /a BCAA‘
“Assuming the vehicle can meals

SS 14
it. through ‘ the water without

‘stalling: or other: dangers, mo-.

torists; should drive -at-a., slow |

= | speed“ to avoid’ crea’

=| that: ‘will splash the water. eh:
er. and, once. through,.make an
| fa diate ‘bi ‘ake te t.as suggest-

where

The training will: be « onducted at ithe ‘B.C.° Voeational School ol:
ig available:. :

_ Courses run .on'a ceontinuous basis with intaked every, two weeks,

% — hospital 10:

(a) Extension of local gov-

to.a region-
al “function: upon which gen-
eral. agreement has been reach-|

@).. (b) No. power to, levy direct

(0): No: statutory . funetions
repeat no statutory iunctions.
(a) Directors ‘of the regional
‘board 'are:-not elected directly,
with the exception of those from
electoral areas,
“(e) Functions: vary district
‘by ‘district asthe. needs .and
indeed the. aspirations .of, any |.
region. are..reflected ‘in the .use
to ,which’ the: legislation? is. put

i ee) Bill No.’ 83 is a . multi.
purpose vehicle and is unasham-
edly: an: alternative-to ‘the chaos
created: by. fhe:
single“ purp ‘to: meet
ashamedly, «you ask? Los” An-
geles isthe classic example. of
grappling with the problems: of
wth ) in-.nightmare - (fashion. |
V8 1468.7 : sq juare': smiles —' a‘ hodge-|
'podge. oF 67.named communities
ever increasing taxes — loss
‘of farm lands|—'577 separate
government 1 taxes

control, smog | ‘control, \
parks, ‘mosquito: control,
eries to name but“a few of the
independent’ bo boards Jevyng

‘of: the: high =:
of: British ‘columbia, deserve such

lower’ mainland?:; ;“Kamloo)
‘Prince. George? elidennsenne
dary? Kelowna? Trail-Boundary?
‘North, -Okanagan?: Castlegar-Nel-

‘Quesnel-Cariboo?-1 think not!
(4) ‘The’ cooperation ‘of. or-
ganized -and unorganized > com-
munities ‘to share the: ‘cost of

< (5): The bilization ‘of the
credit potential of an ‘entire re-

gion for. the «mi tual: benefit of

arerier layout

proliferation: of}
the problems ° On ‘growth.”:Un- |

‘a fate? The capital: ‘region? me ‘

of'a
let’s'face it ‘am:

o | region can “only. cooperate ‘to
solve: the problems which ‘they | Fill
cannot’ tackle alon

1s there anyone: in ‘this UBCM
‘convention *:hall’ who’ beHeves
that the polluted beaches of our
capital region : will be solved by.
independents ,action?;iIs there
ne here who: bellaves ‘that
the future of the Columbia river
from:Nelson ‘to Trail will, not be
as bleak as!the Humber in -On-
tarlo’ if: the Tegional approach
is abandoned.» :;

there anyone. ‘who be-
Neves that’: the great -city..of
Prince George: and its. suburbs
will survive in the growth years
ahead if’ the Ferional approach
is permuted to falter?’

‘MOORE eo

BUSINESS: “FORMS LTD. :

_Court of Revision

The Court of ‘Revision |

naird will sit in: the: Council. Chamber on ' Monday
“November 1, 1965. between: the hours of 5.00 P.M.
nd: 7.00 P.M. for. the | purpose of hearing ‘epplic.
tions for revisions to the list of. Electors, s

om rere i |

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