CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1961.

Lots of Sulphite Pulp

Sutphite ‘pulp Is manufactured
by more than o third of all the
Cannodian mills, Their total capa-
city exceeds 2.5 milllon tons an-

to paper, The remainder ts sold, If
sales between affiliated mills in
Canada be excluded, well over 90
per cent of all the market pulp

produced, including sulphite, sul-
phate and groundwood, moves to
the United States,

Sulphate pulp, or kraft pulp, is
produced in 19 mills, Production
has just about tripled in the past
decade. First used mainly In the
produotion of wrapping and other
papers where strength 1s required,
more and more of this pulp is
now going into the manufacture
of paperboard suitable for the ma-
king of shipping containers, of
building board, and, in-a bleached
form, into the manufacture of high
grade papers.

Canada hes a sulphate pulp
capacity of more than ‘1.6 million
tons annually of-which more than
half ‘the output moves abroad,
chiefly to the United States,

A substantial tonnage of dis-
solving and. special alpha pulps —
exceptionally pure grades of blea-
ched sulphite and bleached sul-
phate — Is/also produced by the
Canadian mills,

nually,

About one-quarter of the out-
put consista of bleached sulphite
pulp. The bleached product {a used
in the manufacture of higher gra-
des of paper and paperboard.

Unbleached sulphite pulp is of
two new types: news grade, used in
making newsprint, and pulp ‘which
is used in the manufacture of oth.
er papers and paperboard,

About 75 per cent ,of the sul-
phite pulp manufactured is pro-
duced ‘for immediate conversion in-

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: MEETING OF

CASTLEGAR and DISTRICT

SPORTSMANS’ ASSOCIATION

TUESDAY, APRIL .18.

7.30 p.m. Castlegar United Church’ Basement

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April 17 8

_IN

Castlegar

HERE 1S THE OPPORTUNITY TO CLEAN UP
YOUR PROPERTY AND VILLAGE TRUCKS
WILL TAKE THE DEBRIS AWAY FOR YOU i

” tradition of the “little boy’
wear over a dregs or a suit

"| the door was thelr Oapt, Mrs, M

. | nade of colored ege she'ls with ‘lo-
“| wera peeping out frem inside

“VERY _SUGGESSFUL

- Girl, Guides
Hold a Tea

Lieutenant Miss Doris Brommeland.
at the Improvement Soolety Hall.
.From there. they hiked over to
Pass Creek; where the six Girls and
‘thelr leaders cooked their supper
in tin foil’ at thelr ‘camp fire. De-
spite rather inclement weather they
all. bad @ very enjoyable time,

On April ‘y. the pt Kinnaird
Girl: Guide Company held thelr
Easter Fair. Welcoming guests at

Collens,

The Improvement Society Hall
was gaily decorated with ‘yellow |
and blue streamers, o large Easter
fair sign and gold trefolls. Decora-

LOW DOWN
and LIVES —

‘tions on the tea tables were little
trees with flowers and elther’ a
rabbit or chicken under it. On the
head table there was an egg tree

“rd
rabblts playing below the tree.
These decorations and the gay.
Easter Basketé were the handicraft
of the Guides, They had o bate
table, white elephant and. novelty
table, m parcel table, fish pond,
candy table and the Easter basket
table.

Special . guests were’ District

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MONDAY,: APRIL. 17, —. 7.30 p.m,
“MARLANE HOTEL
All Interested Please Attend

Commissioner Mrs. J. R, 0. Mac-
Bain and Area Commissioner Mrar
‘H. Hyson. Captain Mrs, M. Collens
made. a speech of welcome and
thank-you to the mothers’ and
guests, A special vote of thanks
to. those mothers helping in the
pesecraac prt Mra, M, Verzuh,’ Mrs. R.

qf
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sincg it has deep armholes.

”) Captain Mrs. M, Collens and their

TICKETS TO ALL: PARTS

Heagy, Mrs. E..Mills, Mra, I, Mit-
chell and ‘Mrs, J. A. Murray was
extended,

‘The girls enjoyed an Easter
party after thelr Busy afternoon's
work was done. Extra cookies and
Easter baskets left at the conclu-
aion of the Fair were’taken down
to the Castlegar hospital as a gift
to the patients from the Gin Gui-
des. .

On April 5 the'patrol leaders
and seconders of the ist Kinnaird
Girl Guide Company met with thelr

AIRLINE

TT

CHUCK'S

JODE to Sponsor
Garner. Exhibition

The general meeting of the
Lillian Killough Chepter of the
IODE was held Monday in the
gwin Rivers Hall with the ist
vice-regent, Mrs, L, Zinio, presid-

ing. ‘

Chapter delegate to the annual
provincial convention, to be held in
Victoria April 12 to 14, is Mrs, J.
Scott who is chapter standard
bearer, The chapter standard was
taken tp Victoria where Tt will be
carried by Mrs. Scott. in the cere-
monies.

Committees were formed and
planning initiated for two projects
to be undertaken, An art exhibit of
paintings by A. “J. Garner and
spring tea will be held in the Par-
ish Hall May 13 afternoon and

evening. Committee arranging this
will be Mrs, J, Killough, Mrs. J.

Horst and Mrs. M. McPherson.

Committee arranging the Fall
Fair Queen contest is as follows:

_OF THE WORLD

Castlegar Representative for

he written to the SHHS band for
their excellent performance in the
festival and to the winner, of , the
trophy. presented by the “chapter,
Miss Jennifer Patterson of Nelson,
junior girls vocal solo champion-
ship.

Services at home antl abroad
secretary, Mrs, Gergely,

shipped to headquarters, had been
evaluated at $184.35,

Elementary School,

was welcomed into the chapter.

Hostesses for the evening were
‘Mrs. J, Horst and Mrs, M. McPher-
son. An executive meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs, R. Whit-
taker on May 1.

reported
that the parcel. of used clothing

Education secretary, Mrs. Selbie,
reported contacting J. Corbett con-
cerning a chapter donation to the

A new member, Mrs. Phipps,

Phone 4911

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Mrs. J, Killough, Mrs. 8, Gergely,|.
Mrs, J. Horst and Mrs. L. Zinio.
Candidates will again be chosen
from Grade 5 applicants from the

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‘Letters of congratulation will |~

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Audrey have returned from a trip
to Hillcrest:.and. Calgary where
they visited’ at the home of rela-
tives and friends, On the return
trip they were accompanied by Mrs,
Irene Santano and Darlene . off;
‘Trail’ who also spent one month's}
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Mr.. and:Mrs. Bertarione and

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Be

ation has expanded ‘at ‘the rate ‘of

65

14,856 ‘more -puplls, per year. a
* 1951-62 © the school. to-| year, to}.
talled 183,112, Lest year. it reached :
316,821,

the‘ records of the department of
education, tell two storles: 1—The
growth of our. province; 2—The in.
creasing financial burden.

levelling off, but even should the
Percentage increase become steady

BC Ss “School Population
Increasing by 6.5% Yearly |

British Columbia's school popu.) at 5 per cent, it would mean

per cent In the last 10 years —

about 10,000 by ‘1975, ~

.' Educational” authorities
‘These figures, obtained ‘from
stive alde..

Present” trends ‘show 9° slight

feel
these figures are ‘on the conserva;

The expansion of school pop-
ulation has. naturally, been sc-
companied by ‘heavy pressure upon
accommodation, and has resulted in|
a very heavy building program)
which is fer from. complete | as yet.

Ue schools; In 1959-60 it had. 1,214,
an average yearly inorense of 26
schools,

A clearer picture is given by
the number of divisions (classes),
which increased from 5,678 in the
year 1951-52 to nearly twice that
at 9,560 last year, This Is an aver-
age annual increase of “485 classes.

Ona percentage basis the ave-
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commodation. _ Calviaions) was 68:
per cent,

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‘a , Booth “of: Roseland: and -Mra.; John

= visit, the Nelson Stamp Club for

the growth’ of B.C, : schools,. the
money spent for, new'schools shows
how great the demand has been,

School building cost $18,549,692
in. 1051; and $17,649,282" {n 2659 ‘an
approximate average of $16,800,000
for the period, a

‘This’ money.. was’ produced, In
1951, 623 classrooms and 21 gym-
nasiums, In 1969, 655 _ claesrooms
‘and 67 gymnasiums,’ Zhe average
increase, ha sheen 5692 classrooms
and 45 gymnasiums,

‘Predloting the future is difit-
cult + except that B.C, can be
| sure of continued growth.”

“These factors are known: The
birth rate ‘shows no sign of declin-
ing; the holding power of B.C,
high schools is still Increasing; and
immigration figures, while varying
widely from year to year, give. the
province an: ‘overall increasing ra;
ther than: ‘diminishing . population.

‘Estimates of ‘scheol population
increase :vary from 60 to 100. per
cent by,1976, On the’ basis of pre-
sent ‘knowledge and: trends, it
seems reasonable to anticipate: that
the - school population will .be bet-
‘Ween 450,000 and 500,000. by 1975 —
‘possibly: closer to the latter figure.
»., 2m other. words; say educational
authorities, ‘B.C, still’ has a big
dob of'achool building in the years
qameainiew ahead.

To Nelson Hct

Fifteen.» members ana!” ” two
guests’ met at the home of Mrs. A.
B, Condy on Monday .for’-the re-
| gular meeting of the David Thomp-
son Stamp’ Club. Guests were R.

‘Moor.. President Axel Nielsen was
fn ‘the chatr. 9) 6 :

A letter was received from H,
Herrldge, MP, enclosing a’ copy. of

Hansard relating ‘to'the ‘member's
question to the ‘Postmaster - Gen-
eral on the request.:for a; ) special
overprinted stamp sto. commemor-
ate’ the fact that the Smoke’ Eaters
had won the World® Hockey Cham-

"a In Jost-sa BO. had 1,005 pub- |:
minimum ' of 15,000 new students *
per year. The Chant Commiselon
predlots Increases of. 14,000 “per

_ THE SPORTS SCENE

“By JAKE KOENIG
Sports Editor.
Phono S274 after 6 p.m.

and. Colds 1082; ‘team “high aggre-

: | gate, Hot and Colds 3208, Other
+.| top scorers Bill Shay 702, Dave

MINOR i
On tday tha and

696, Ed Sorge 685, Har-

District Minor Hockey: Assn..wound
up thelr season with «
in. the ‘Kinnaird, Com
‘The supper. was ‘made
Castlegar /and:, Distrlo
with (their. donstions,
Takit (wieners and beans), Castle:

alrd Plaza Bakery (bread), Boven=
Up tral) Ltd,, (pop), Palm Dairy.
(Nelson): Ltd... Gee cream),

‘The Hockey Assn.Salso wish to
thank: the ladies ‘wh Gave thelr
time ‘to fix ond’ serve the supper;
Mrs. J. ere Mrs, 0. ‘Thring, Mrs.

&- Melnick, Mrs, D. Peppard, Mrs.
A.“ Cummings; Mrs, “R. 'Pa‘
and Mra, M, Verzuh;\who’ hed to
Tush to keep the 144 boys and ex-
eoutives: fed. ‘ i

‘After supper the ‘ct
trophys were presented
tains ‘of the winning,
W. Saprunoff présente
uel

Bobs Pay BI

Gs, Greg.
627, George Rilkoff 620,

‘ ‘Walter
Holuboff 612, Team 1 7pts, ‘Team

.} 65 pta.;” Team .4 4 pts, Team 3

2 pts; Team 2 None, Team 6 none,
Coffee Breakers League:
Ladies, high. single, Mabel
Creighton 218; ladies high. aggre-
gate, Bea Herman 629; team high
alngle,. Take Fives 822; team high
agaregate, Mugs’ 2204, Wheaties 3,
Pinourlers Jj, Take Pives 3, Muf-
fats 1; Mugs 3,, Cheerios 1,
‘Tuesday, Afi ternoon, Ladies League:
+ Ladles high single, Mona Men-
ard |:269;  Jad{es;.. high aggregate,

| Nona Menard, 657; team high single

Alley Katz 860; team high aggre-

Bate, Allouettes 2400. Alley Katz 2,

Alouettes: 2;" Windy Five 3 eat

Pokes 1; MB's 3, Hurricancs

Tuesday 7 p.m, Mixed Vedat
“ades “high ‘single, Bea ‘Goet-

re ting 247; ladies high aggregate, Vi

the Shop ’ Easy” team ‘f
the « Juvenile championship, Mr.
Otto Goldaimer of ‘the Golden
Horseshoe Cafe pregented the Gold-
elmer ‘trophy to Smiths Plumbing
and Heating team for, running. the

Payn Takit’ team for ‘winning out
in the Bantam aiviston, Mr, Josh
Savoy

593; mens high single,

&| Pete: Kazakoft 234; mens‘ high ag-

gregate,;” Pete. Mazakoff 626; team
high single, Lumberjacks 955, King
Ping 3, Five Pins 1; Lumberjacks
3, West's. Buzzards 1; ° Greenbacks
3, West's: Misfite 1, +" ~
Tuesday .9 pan: ‘Mixed League:
Qadles’ high “single,”. Maureen
‘Orelghton' 238; ladies high‘ aggreg-
ate, Marg Bonnett’ 638; mens’ high
single, Norm Fishwick’.287;': mens.
high

Trophy donated. op Spaldings
(Trail) Ltd. -to Pettitt: ‘Photos team
winners ‘of the ‘Beowse ‘division,
“Mr, Tin “Mitchell “of the King
Koln Laundry doneted‘and presen-
ted ‘a trophy to John McKenzie for
being the Most. Improved Player
in the Peewee Division,

The Assn. wishes to thank Mr,

the coachs. and’ many ‘others who
gave thelr. services . and -time - to
make this season’ as successful as
it was, : sok

G. Leitner and Mr, M:;Moren and |,

Norm ‘Pishwick 686;,

3,
Kats 1; Mat Rilowatts 4, Vaga-
bed Os": Eightballers 2," Chipmunks
Weanexday Morning Ladies League!
Ladies Mgh single, Nives Di-
Blaso: 224;- jadies “high Single, Ann
Fishwick 512; “team high single,
Carburetors :851; team high agere-

+) gate, Carburetors 2294. Bumpers. o

1

Monday Mixed
Ladies igh single, “Janna
Brownlle '244;" ladies high.” aggre,
gate, Janna. mens

Brownlie’
high singlé, Nick Burak. 354: “mets | 3

high’ aggregate, Nick’ Burak. 604;
team ‘high single, Shop Easy 1217;
team high aggregate,’ Shop » Easy | ony
2954, Other top scorers’Jake een | 2
ig 684, Lloyd Wilson 623, Bob Jef-
frey 620, Steve Paszty 602, Kavics
Alley. Kets 3, Splinters 1; Shop
Easy. 2,\Smiths P&H Untouchables
23° Ricks: TV 3,‘ Teach

Meng (League:

:) Mens" ‘high * alngle, Bil Shay
$36; meis: high aggregate, Harvey
‘Veleaux 863; team high singte, Hot
. a

plonship, and the Feply he. had’ ree
ceived,

He also promised to Taatos ‘up
on the matter. A letter of appre-
ciation will be sent to’ Mr, Her
ridge,

An. invitation wad received to

thelr annual banquet on April 15.
As many of the members 4s-pos-
aible “will attehd. A stamp display
and-as° stamp auction are’ ‘among
the promised. entertainment for the
evening.

‘Members enjoyed a novel ser-
ies of bingo games. The cards were
made with stamps in place of num~-
‘bers. Caller was Mrs, Condy. Win-
mers were Mrs. J,.McKay,, Mr. J.|
Toogood, J. “W. (Paddy) Dougan
and Mrs. J. Moor, who won three
games. The thanked ee

Shell oi Giving

“Merit Fellowships

‘Ten Cariadian’ ‘secondary school
teachers of science: and

: 5 0; ' 4, he
Wedneaaiy Nnight Ladies League:
Ladles high” single, Kay Ada=

Bay Adshead 684; team high single
Chore Girls 838; team high aggre~

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1961

gate, Chore Girls 2351.°,
Thursday Night Mixed League:

soff 208; ladies high aggregate, Di-
ana Baitsoff 521;-mens high single,
Harry Cheveldave 247; mens high

oy

Baregate,

team high’ single, Comer Pins 915;
team high aggregate, Corner Pins
2038, Other top scorers Mike’ Ber-|
mel 616, Coasters 3,‘ Splinters 1;
Corner ' Pins” 3,°
Greenhorns 3,'Destroyers 1.” 2.

- Minor Hockey Banquet Huge Success

a) Friday Night Mixed

Ladies high single, Diana Zalt-

Harry Choveldave.: 627; | single, Misfits 1044; team high

gregate, Handicaps,

rol Price 611,,Marg Bonnett
Handicaps 4, Peewees 0;”
Breadwinners 1;

Ladies high insta, aaa Molly ‘white
252; Indies high aggregate, Molly
White 624; mens high single, Mar.
tin Paluck 247; mens high aggre-
gate, Jack Mason 641; team high °

2887, ‘ Other
top acorers Ernie Newman 615, Ca_
601. .
3, Beavers 1; Flintstones 2, Misfits

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study latest developments in their

fields at special university ‘sem-

dnars’ this ‘summer.’ ~~ ‘>

The teachers have. been’ sel-

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Aversities, to receive , Shell” Merit

which are

annually by Sheil OU Company of

Canada,

“tie sierit Fellowship program,

established in Chnada in 1657, was
of

Condy for: her ivork.,

‘ Auctioneer “John Moor: coke:
ted a lively: stamp auction. which
gaw, many fine sets ‘of stamps exe
change hsitds, The’ members were
gle to welcome*Major J. Moll and
Mr, Dougan ‘back after’ their - l-
messes, *

with the

leading educational associations to
help combat the’ critical, shortage
of -acientists and engineers.

2’. Shell's education ‘committee res
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received’ many'exceHent spplica-
fons but obviously it was impos
sible to recognize them all.

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