"ae CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964

Robson Recreation Society

Holds a Pariy for Halloween :

The Robson: Recreatlon So-
elety sponsored a party in the
hall recently at which many
delightful and excellent costum-
es were ‘viewed: by’ the many
peopl ‘present.

‘The judges were Mrs, R.
Fowler, Mrs..G. Carr and Mrs.
E, Baker. G, Clarke was. master
of ceremonies,

The winners were as fol-

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irls § and under: Christine
Slautner, Jennifer Martin,
Boys 5 and under: Wally
Gorkoft Rory Sutherland,
Couple: Billy Waldie and
Danny Ma

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Girls 6-8 years; Debbie Og-|-

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Couple:
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Girls 9-12 cents: Tina Jmai-
off Marjorie Thors,

Couple: Dianne Slautner and

LaHue.
"Boys 9- re years: Keith Holu-
boff, Sergie aisbin: :
‘In the 13 and over class,
the cpatuniee were very well

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done and the judges Had a a hard}

‘However, first prize went
to Victor Giraud as “Herman
Ghaul”, Dianne Plotnikoff as a
“Witch” and Mrs. Pressacco and
Mrs. Holuboff as “Old Fashion-
ed  Out-Houses.”

The “Cat Lady” who’ hand-
ed out: prizes vas revealed to
be Mrs. E. Dam:

As each enild left the hall
they were handed a bag of
candy.

Political Group
Starls al NDU

First national political group
to organize‘ on the campus of
Notre ‘Dame ‘University a Nel-
son is the Liberal Association.
Two meetings have been held
with 20 keenly interested stu-
dents participating.

Jerome Albo, Rossland, has
acted as president during the
initial organization. Sandra
Rourke, Port Alberni, is secret-

_ Joan and Eynn f

and Svenska Cellut

join f

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ta Cellul
for new kraft. pulp project at: Prince Rupert

New partnership wit create ‘
strong international marketing team

Columbia Cellulose, Swedish
Firm Join Up for New Mill

: Works, a firm

L RNIGHTS, OF B COLD ABUS

RITA'S HALL
“) FRONT: ST.

* COME EARLY Doors. OPEN, 7.00 P.M.
SA Im

and be Somnpleted early.in, 1967.

brul in 1868, | P

be made ‘to

on. the formation of a -partner-
ship to build and operate its
new kraft pulp mill at Prince
Rupert.
* Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebol-
aget, Sweden’s largest manufac-
turer and tiseetontor of forest

which broduces machinery and

0
enable the present suiphite mill
some 720

of pulp and paper.
Pathe sales yolume for Sven:

ska Cellulosa’s' combined organ-|/;

ization amounts tou some. $140
million annually.
welt: along

40 per

cent of the equity of Skeena
Kraft ited, a new company
that has been set up to build

and construction & the 760-ton
per day: bleached kraft
Prince Rupert will begin in 1965

at |The ‘mill. will be the Tergest

eee per day on an incremental
basis.

OA capttal investment of
nearly $80 million. will be re-
aired to: balla t the, o maill, develop
the: necessafy. wood ‘resources
‘and provide: working capital.

single-line operation considered
today.

and operate the

co-operative effort con-
stitutes the first merging of the
forestry technologies: of two of
the world’s greatest forest areas
of British Columbia and Swe-

len, *

Evenska Cellulosa sells about
1 million tons of forest products
per year, Its product range is
somplementary ito. to that of Col-

Williston Says
Partnership Of
Major Import

Announcement of the agrée-
ment * between’ Columbia Cell-

"| will be sold’ in Europe throug)

A major portion of the pulp

the Svengia sales organization.
Columbia Pulp Sales, ‘the \Col-
uinbia Cellulose sales subsidiary,
will retain’ its position in the

tinue to. serve North America
and “Asia; where..it has taken

oth.
ies produce earphite dissolving
pulps for chemicals and textiles, |
bleached kraft pulp for papers,
and, lumber products.

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diversified in its

Svenska . Celtutosa is fully B

ulose and

made jointly “by. Colaba Cell: |:*
ulose and: Lands ‘and.’ Forests
Ministe 1 at] ce Ru-

attending « ceremonies’ to_ mark

which include newsprint, .mag-
azine paper, wrapping paper,
kraft liner, lumber, : doots,: wiit-
dows, flooring, plywood, fibre- | P
board, prefabricated housing,

vinyl and plastic floor tiles, cel

ulose sponges, cellulose wad-
ding, crude tall, oil, crude tur-
pentine and a number of sul-
phite ‘waste liquor extractives.
Columbia Cellulose achieves

affil-
i

pattie: fahip:: r: bre
through”: in ‘the B.C. pulp and
paper

He said’ it was significant
the new partner came some a
country where forestry firms
make’ use of: “every stick and
branch.”
He said Bvensia 8 technleal

ert where Mr, ‘Williston. was |!

anda ‘new community
formed. inde eucent Jogging op-

ever rte as has been ‘the
Columbia Cellulosé policy in the

st.

Svenska Cellulosa and Col-
‘umbia Cellulose: will form’ a
strong international manufactur-
ing and marketing team. Both
organizations ‘are solidly based

finant an
apie world sales organlations fa

group
6£ companies’ in Canada,- and
througti Celanese Corporation of
America with its world-wide ov-
erseas marketing and manufac-
turing groups. Columbia Cellu-
lose has its own lumber’ sales
organization. which «markets :

tethers "ees! species and io
search ‘fatilities would’ be a:
boon to the B.C. industry.’

The minister in recent years
has been’ striving to develop
in B.C. a greater utilization of

high quality lumber d

its exety. trée cut. His recent de-
cisio

ap-

throughout .North America.

Svenska Cellulosa is a man-
ufacturer of chlorine and caustic
soda‘ and: year purchased
the coritrolling “interest in the
power. development .and. distri-
bution - system. which supplies
its Is and the city of Sunds-

pulp mill
plications and the timber lands
to’ support'them have been aim:
ed ‘at this goal.

Mr:: Williston. ‘said thé Swe-
dish firm had marketing exper-
ience -in- 28 countries.

The new plant will actually
be! an” expansion of: the present
Columbia | Cellulose. -operators,

market ..

Svenska is in an excellent peak:
tion to discharge:the: sales rés-
ponsibilities of Skeena Kraft. Li-
mited in Europe and the United
Kingdom, where a_ significant
number of
offices are loca’

‘The fine teoutation for op-
erating and forestry: technology
which .this: Swedish | firm.
earned, coupled;with the el
knowledge ‘and practical operat-
ing experience of Columbia Cell-
ulose. in: British Columbia. sho-
uld ‘produce, an. organization. in
this’ provinee which will be'a
leader in” technical advancement

but will rur asa seperate entity.

European markets and: will con-|—

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‘Opel: all ‘day ‘Mondays until’Xmas

1,
All) Ladies
~ Wed, 7: .30 ‘p.m.\— Bible, Study

Aw

‘Young ‘trade’ union ‘mem-
bers in‘ particular should be ed-
ucated ih the ‘whole: field “of
labor relations,’

‘This was ra eontention of

Speal avin on. the: subject “ra:
bor-Mangement‘Relations” in the
Mine- “he’,said ‘the’ un-
jons' should “Beat up”. thelr ed-
ucatlonal: programs:in order. to

Rey.
‘of Notre Dame’ ‘University. 0 of

reach what should pe their long-
range to bring forth
a moe’ complete relationship

Nelson, in
stewards? workshop: of Mine
Union at: Trail last week. ;

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The Salvation: ‘Army ie
“SV Pine. Street
. Sunday Bervices

30 p.m. —? Youth Grou
All are Welcome at ,the ‘Army

cc UU
GRACE. :
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister: Rey, S..H. Kerr
Morning Worship 11.a.m."
Sunday School’ 9.80 a.m.

“unions. and* manage:
ment. “Sr
‘ -He' felt: ‘a short range plan
of concern’ merely: with present
day problems is not!

He said the is'a quall-

tlie harrow, ' scope er “eoltecttve
bargaining ‘and: deal. with such
questions as ‘employee-selection,
induction” Programs,
safety, ete.

‘inmany
is that: of, the “armed truce,!”
‘In:
followed the ‘address,; questions

dealt with nationalization of cer-
tain industries, ‘‘absentee" man:

training, and
that! Norte Dame, ® which” has |:

done. work in area‘ for: the
past i two years,” is: Prepared: sto
extend work.

Rev. Thora’ outlined : the
four! general Sof working |
relationships between . mana; e+)
ment and untons in indus’
day.‘ In’ the ' first, management |

actively: flights union develop-
ment using. subtle: means’. be- | °
cause. of - laws: permitting or-
ganization, etc.: Inthe‘ “armed
truce” relationship ‘the union ‘is
tolerated, but: a. strong ‘person-
nel administration pro;
outlined to’ offset ‘the apparent.
reasons. for. \the’ existence. of
unions, ited

* The “working harmony” re-
lationship ‘is one in’ which ‘nei:
ther management nor union is

arm in to ip
is ‘extended to everyone ©;

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rights; and’ perogatives,” but in
which both groups: sit down: re-
gularly to consider mutual pro-
blems'to' be solved for the good
of all’ concerned. ©’:

Ultimately, ‘he felt, ‘this ar-
rangement ‘must go far beyond|’

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‘Ferry Traffi Traftic

‘Shows Jump”

Of 8,000 Cars |

“The Castlegar ferries ‘aay
316 fewer trips during October
of this year:
ing the same’ month last’ year
but -they” carried 8,352° more
cars: and drivers. ,’:;

Figures for the ferries for

(with figures’ for
Detoher, 1963, in‘ brackets) fol-

a “Number of round trips (5,-
760) 6,445;.-number of automo-
biles and ‘drivers :(65,956): 64,-
808;' number. of Passengers, not
drivers’ (95,245) 107,942; num-
ber of: trucks,’ all types: ‘47, 218)
19,939; number ‘of. trailers and
semi-trailers (1,146) ‘1, any num-
ber of. motor-buses (808) 828;
number of motor Syctes a 147,
and livestock‘ ack (114) 14.

Sudent  Charg ‘Charge
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Be A pati rel discussion o “Sho-

uld: ‘students “have charge’ ac-

counts?” was’ the topic of
PT ting recently.

jes,": Mrs.
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and three students, Judi Patton,
Verginia Poole’ and Chuck Chat:
ten, ‘also ’:took.. p: 4
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their: time . and “research = put
into this subject which brought
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ing charEes: comes Hater

taught in

sibility and: mat
charge gevount.”
© ‘The ‘business

agréed most young people: were
reliable and. a ‘charge: account
gave them’ an incentive ‘to keep
a good credit record. Most young
people’ in: this ‘area: have’ excel-
lent credit records, itiwas stat-
e

8, agreed “that, imow-
ithe Nalite. of. money and:not
into, buying non-

sensible plan

‘gift of the:
at ‘Martin: Tathes has been ‘made

 will:offer’ Notre ‘Dame ‘students

C cy,
‘American: ae cnureh an

peter “understanding of:the
indations :: of: the ‘Lutheran.

6 relationship wht Fa
“cases ‘today |:

the ‘question period which | ?

agement, practical difficulties of |‘

they:-did.dur-|.

suggested: that - per- :
tte (dmowledge could: be. of ee
e schoo)

young people ‘a sense ‘of respon- |.
turity. to: have a

ess: representatives |

2) #Leg tlon by exhaustion’
Is. aterm applied to parliamen-
tary work when the legislative
day -‘and’ process ‘ are: made
unduly: fong.
This “cou dal
toc

week,
e (of the lightest
agendas In'recent months and
:no:delegations, tho mesting —
‘which started at 7 p.m, — wa:
still going strong at 12 ‘mid-

f the minutes of
previous moetings ‘and’ bus!-
ness ‘arising from the minutes,
an_ item: of, business that us-
vally only takes half an hour
nutes and which is
often‘ interrupted by delega-
tions, ok ‘an hour and
it week, Committee
which followed the
togk better than an
€ quarter and went
fer 10 p.m.

. The" press table, however,
apparently isn't as stronaly|
‘constituted as are commission:
ers and it; was vacated at lust
after 1 im ;

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‘Thirty-four female. ‘students
of. Stanely ‘Humphries Second-
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‘CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, ‘Thuraday,’No

Vali. Todstmistress. Club.

Study Parliamente

The Vali Toastmistress Club

ary Rules

facial expressions ot ant the par- :

held its ssert
at the home of Mire. Mary Ril-
koff. "

Mrs,’ Rose ‘Watters. educa-
tlon' di had the

Fern Bale in her in-

Mrs,
frome to thought brow, nt

members that ‘4
st things are closest.”

act out some

in‘ par-
Hamentary Jaw. Mrs. Vera Camp-
bell: assisted. in ‘this part of
the. program.)
Mrs, Sadie Hammond
sented the following topics:, ho
uld a woman marry.a man with

$a lower IQ than herself? Could

you. live happily, with a person
of the same enaracter? Js
your stand on Halloween?:

“An “attitude” test given to
each member: caused: much hil-
arity. and good humor.

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Miss Corrie He in-
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Rilkoff,' w! d ‘avery “inter-
esting | subject entitled “Facts
regarding consumer credit.”. She

tt good. credit isia per-|.

sonal: asset ‘and ° the right. of
receiving : it’ must ‘be earned.
With regard to credit for teen-
agers, Mrs, Rilkoff. stated that |e
‘most: merchants’ want the’ par:
ents’ consent before opening | il
charge: accounts.

As there were no more 'pre-
pared speeches, Miss Hogen-
doorn gave out’ slips ‘of paper
some ‘of which’ contained: sub-
jects ‘to -be. talked about: im-
promtu. It's obvious that mem-
bers find this not an easy assign-.
ment.

Ann : Soukoref£': was

Mrs.:
‘timer for the evening. General
Mrs. ‘Brita

evaluator. Haley,’ in
her ‘always’ interesting © and
worthwhile evaluation, paid spe-
cial’ attention to: gestures’ and

course.

* Mrs. Rose Kumorek, chiatr-
man of. nursing for: the -Trail
branch/of the Canadian Red
.Cross,'said-the new. course: will
be conducted ‘each’ Tuesday, at
the «Rotary: -Health  Centre‘' at
Castlegar. :The' course’ is ‘of °12
‘weeks duration; leading to. a
Red? : Cross: diploma in “home
nursing. ' (5/1:

oo Mire, ‘allée ce Fowler, a ‘éentor

‘registered * ni ie. Trail-
Tadange ‘Hospital, "is in. ‘charge
‘ofthe: course. ig. her

id bath the branch vat Trail

‘a. few weeks ago. It is held at

the West Kootenay Health Cen-

d_has ‘45; enroled, includ.)
marri 9

.. Kinnaird Church
Explorers Group -
Fieel: Mondays

A ‘small but" en!
group called ‘The
is held ‘every Monday
ini the‘ Kinnaird, ‘United: Church
basement.:

: While many games are  play-
ed: ‘an handiwork produced, the
basic’ purpose of ‘the’ group “is
the growth of its young charges
| a. both Christianity and citizen:
8]
there are'also mosnonts for
parties’such as the recent? Hal-

was |,loween eu party -where apple dunk-

ing , and . skills, at. “eating. in
space” “tosis place.” The: latter
was a task of eating a doughnut
on the end of/a string and:still
leave: enough , of the centre, to

_| men: ‘and, solder women,

keep the doughnut suspended.

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