f Mary Janie Duncan |
' Buried i in Mountain View -

eral, services were held

Rev.

of Prue United Church con-
_ ducted, the. services. Burial was

in Mountain’ View Cemetery,
Born in Seottand, Aare Dun-
can went to Trail in.1909, soon
after her marriage and resided
in that city for a few years

. the Duncan jDiary

while her, husband was employ-|
0.

1] ed at Cominc:

Later they moved to Dun
an Flats where: they. operated
rm, serv.

1039 a
to ene and ‘0 March moved |B
to aultvale to live with a daugh-
; ,, She, was a member of the
Castlegar United Church and
of the UCW.

Mrs, Duncan was predeceas-

Ooh i CALVARY. joe,
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.

% Ph. 365-7178
Across Highway Junction from
ne Plaza
Family Bible Hour 10 aan.
Family Worship 12 a.m,
ag Service — 7.80 p.m.
Welcome

ed by her husband, Walter, in
1944, an infant daughter and
two ‘sons.

.- She is survived by two, sons,
Walter of Fruitvale; George. of
New ° Denver; .-four . daughters,
Mrs. Jessie Ruelle of Vancouver;
Mrs. Eva‘: Forgie-Thomson « of

livan of ‘Cache Creek; Mrs, A.

Fruitvale; Mrs. T. (Alice) O’Sul-| milli

eerie eo de

Prince pris

Panter

Due to.

Prince Ripert, for years a

ee ecriae ‘around the | city

ae dustry, “has ‘suddenly
jumped into itnportance as:a bu-
sy. city.with large. port facilities,
a lee pulp, industry and a
eT indisa
ir $100 million of new
cénetruction is making’ Prince
Rupert'a mecca for the building
trades, It. is preparing. for a
growth, from, some 13,000 per-
sons to, about 17,000 over the
next. few years. |
‘Hundreds of xew homes are
elther in the planning stage or
under: construction .. within. the

under. way. “ Crestview, :
desirable ; new,, residential Toca-
tion overoloking clty,: has
just started ae crane Fifty
new homes’ are being built there
thig year, with a further 50 ho-
mes next: :year, by the company.
‘Twenty-five of these homes’are
being made ‘available : for ‘sale
to the general public. The. pur-
pose of this; policy is to avoid

city ,.to
personnel who will work in the
new industries,

The reason for this increas-
ed home building is the new $80
ion Skeena Kraft pulp mill
under construction by. {Solari

(Mary) Ross of 22,
grandchildren ah 28 reat
grandchildren.

Also surviving are four bro-

See
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

; Sundays at 3 p.m.

\ Held in St: David's
Anglican Church

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold @. Clark _

ST. DAVID'S.
ANGLICAN
+. CHURCH
. 8 am, Holy Communion

ll:a.m. Holy Communion

° GRACE ;
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister: Rev. Howard Kerr
Phone .. 965-8202
9.30 a.m. Church School
11 am. Morning Worship
‘A: warm welcome is oxtended. to
- everyone.

thers; John MacDonald of New
ree

a
sulphite OuIp mill near ‘pringe
Rupert, holds: a 60: per cent
equity in the Skeena Kraft pro-

ject. Its partner, Svenska Cell- t

Columbia: Cellulose is hav-
ing these homes. built to fixed
costs and standards by "private

‘At, t reicit, ea I
180 homes unter..con-

tract ings Prince Ruy)

b | building another 1

bo) nee A further.
-a hig
initiated by

shared’ by: the, provi
federal governme!
project,:' 350. n
be developed
furthr, residential building.

This northern, comminity’
with ‘a moderate coastal climate
has quietly become a major cen-
tre a British Columbia.

ing last year ‘has brought with
it. top: dining and hotel; accom-.

op
ment of the. profierty. They are
making dll of the homes avail-|a
able to, their employees and the
public at‘actual: cost. i

One of the b advantages at rit

Denver and
Scotland. Also five sisters. Mos

| E. Sutherland and Mrs. A. Camp-

bell of Vancouver, Mrs, S. Mowat.

Toronto and Mrs, E. Spence of
South Africa. .

In 1864 gold was discover-
ed on the Leech River about
25 miles from Victoria and 22
miles from Sookie Harbor.

. THE SALVATION ARMY
@ine Street)

Sunday — 9.45 Sunday School
(ages 4-12)

“Teen -Study (Ages 13 up)
11 Holiness meeting

7.30 Salvation meeting
Tuesday — 7.30 *Ladies Home
League

Wednesday — 7.30 Bible dis-
cussion and prayer

Friday — 8.30 Youth Group
Ages 13 - 35)

Saturday — 9 *Boys Club
are Club (anes 12 - grade

*held_ at 363 Main Street
Phone 365-7112

of Manitoba, Mrs, M. Rennie of | Mill,

APCSTOLIC CHURCH

10 am. — Sunday School hour
2 blocks East‘ of the

Castleaird Laer Centre
11 am. MORNING WORSHIP
7.30 pa EV) ANGELISTIC,

Rev. C. Stone, Minister,

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791, First Ave.

ne , Sun. S.S. — 9.55 a.m, *

is
3 than, double. the I gen

CASTLEGAR
- ROBSON
ares 365-8397
Frank Willey
MORNING WORSHIP -
Castlegar'— 11.15 am.
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School
9.30 am. -

UNITED CHURCH”
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD
*GENELLE

Phone, 365 7814
Rev. Don Faris

WORSHIP

) Kinnaird — 11am,

..Genelle -- 7pm, .,,

Kinnaird Church School:
Grade 1 to 9.— 9.45 a.m.
Age'3 to G: 6—

eT am. 083 ¢
Genelle Church School —
9.45 a.m.

ulosa A o
Sweden, owns: the remaining 40
per cent.

Near the new kraft pulp
a $10 million

the

te eae a cel aeenan of
homes at: one time with reput-
able contracting firms. The first
lange project was for 40 homes

plant is soon to be "constructed | ¥
by Hooker Chemicals, :All of this
activity has created a tremen-
dous demand for new housing
within the city. Columbia Cellu-
lose .expects’ to employ more
than 300 additional at]?

ha from V
ver and the. company a re-
cently contracted a further 50
homes this year with a large
firm from Edmonton. In: addi-
tion, dozens of homes are, being
built by local Prince Rupert con. tg

the new mill,, most of whom
will be moving their camilies
from: various parts of Canada,
the U.S. and overseas.

This strong demand for new
homes has been met with'a po-
sitive plan by Columbia Gelin-
lose to build over 200 new homes
in the next few months. In order

. The
these multi- unit developments is
pasied, directly on to the’ pur-
aser.

. A city which was once
considered to be little more than
fishing . community has . sud-.
denly burst its seams ‘as a re-
sult of an expanding forest ec-
onomy.

i

United Church
Women Have
First Fall Meet .

The preparation of rum-
mage kept members well occu-
Pied following a joint meeting

f the Kinnaird United Church
Women when they met recently
for their first meeting of ‘the
fall season. |

ithe pray-

In. addition, Columbia Cell-
ulose bas ee housin, ing

er,
the "ho ae whi were then

its, yy at
Prince Rupert whereby a secon
mortgage at an attractive low in-
terest rate is provided ‘as second-

7 present.

22, members

e. Presbyterial ’ Executive

e het at Creston on Monday. This

to. provide a large number of
pric

ary.-t

sites

this year, C Cellulose
has, of necessity, assumed the
role of land developer by ac-
quiring the land and

a home
for as Nite’ asiive per cent down
payment.”

These pi a

it into modern residential su-
burbs complete with streets, wa-
ter, sewer and electric services.
‘Three new subdivisions are

within the et all of which
NDU Enrolment
Recorded Higher
Than Other Years

An increase in registration
figures at Notre Dame Univer-
sity. at.,Nelson' has been noted
by registrar G. Della Mattia.

... ‘Total enrolment at NDU for
the - 1985-66 academic year is
584.compared to last year’s fi-
gure of Or: students.

ar’s total is:,more

18 tee

unique opportunity in Prince Ru-

1. Lots at reasonable. costs

are developed and fully serviced.

* Costs ‘to-employees. re-

flect savings . ‘o£ multi-unit de-

velopment and homes are sold
to them at actual cost,

The Columbia Cellulose

Home’ ‘purchasing ‘assistance’ plan

new home for about $1,000 down
payment.

}- The houses * Gtfer a variety
of floor plans. and styles,.The
majority have fireplaces; car-
ports, broadloom,’ built-in - sto-
ves, garburators, anti a host of

deluxe models include built-in
Laas

rvicdl (lots: are of-
fered for: sale’ to em} oyees who
may,/-prefer : sto, bu la custont

pert, with three-fold advantages: |-

allows the employee to -bily a| +

was by Mrs. J. Fodor.

‘ October proves to be a busy
month with the Congregational
Pot: ‘Luck sipper on ne 21°in
the KISH'as well as the 24 be-
ing a. day: for’ visitation.

The date for the fall tea
and bazaar was also set, this
being planned -for Nov. 20.

‘A preliminary meeting was
held at: the:‘arena Sunday; after-
noon by the Rink Advisory.Com-
mittee with-members of the Cas-
tlegar,, village . council, ‘curlers,
minor. and. junior

in and athletic

fully modern appointments. The | ti:

as.ice scheduling for hockey, an
curling. Barring infitvoeh prob-

Jems, it is hoped to have ice
vailable by... th kend of

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" Free Deliveries on Friday, Saturday: and
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Milk is not, only | an almost
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freshing drink: but , is, in | its
various - forms,.; an’ ‘economical

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boflavin and protein, as ‘well as
vitamins and minerals. Powder-
ed milk can be restored to fluid
form’ by sprinkling into water.
and’ beating. thoroughly. “Both
skim and whole milk are avail-

lable in powdered form.

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ot program
eine Roth! decay:
year olds inthe Castlegar
trict will complete its its iat year
of, operation’

‘This, was) re) ans to: the
last ‘meeting: of the:West Koo-
tenay Health. Unit by ‘Dr..A.'S,,
Richardson, regional dental con-
sultant inthe Kootenays.
+0 He noted.that ;under: the
program the paren{s of all three
year ol ds ecolve a'card by m all |

ATT ia

PH: (365-8003

For Estimates or Advice
tin

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EATON’S.
TRAIL
Canada-wide :
$1.49
DAY

Tuesday
October. 12th

~ Personal’ shopping only

Over 225: items ._
_ At. One Low. Price:

oF Pi which “entitles” thelr chifdren to:
«three } (1)

*/in. life © b

a: dental: examination: with

or without X-rays; (2) a: clean-

ing; (8) 'a topical” application of
a fluoride solution.*

The dentist also talks, to

the

mean

pon
such’ as ‘fill ng,
ete, is reaulre,
ea he program, re-
ported: Dr. Richardson, is. to
Start. the’ children ‘on‘a: sound
preventive ‘dental program early
efore.: the’ ravages ‘of
tooth decay.can get a foothold.
There: is a-high.decay.rate
‘in the Kootenays, added Dr. Ri-
‘chardson, and a‘ great .shortage
of dentists, Prevention through
proper diet, keeping the teeth
Clean regular visits to the deh-
tist, ang “use of fluoridated wa-
ter’ is the: only ‘answer.

Gondrrhea
Cases Same
As Last Year:

There were 17 cases of gon-
‘orrhoea reported in the West
Kootenay “Health Unit between
Jan. 1 and Aug. 31 of this year,
medical ‘health officer ‘Dr. Nick |:
Schmitt reported at. a recent
meeting of the WKHU.

He ‘said the 17. cases are
exactly the, same number as re-
Bort for the same period’ in

ir; Schmitt. noted that. the
incidenes “would appear reason-
ably low when L compared to oth-
er areas in B.C.

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Fluoridation

Tho most: effective means

By MARIE SETO”

of reducing dental decay is to
raise’ the evel ‘of fluoride in
community’: water’ supplies to
one part per. million.

This was reported to the
Jast meeting Gf: the. ‘West Koo-
5 | fonay, Health Unit: “by the Koo-
-/ tenay's ‘regional: dental .consult-
int, Dr. AL Richardson; |,
He said that through fluori-
dation the’ fluoride’ is Ancorpar:
ated into: the teeth and so. in-
creases the tooth resistance to
decalcification. Twenty-year stu-
dies in Ontarlo, he added, have
shown that fluoridatioin will x8
duce’dental ‘caries. up to’ 65
cent “with no: harmful side of.
fects and at minimal cost to the
communities.

‘Eighteen B.C.’ communities
are.\drinking. fluoridated water
or. arranging for the installation
of ‘equipment, ‘commented | Dr.
Richardson, while Kelowna, Smi-
thers, Prince George’ and Prince
Rupert: have . been adding ‘fuo-
ride to their water. supplies for
the past 10 years.

le said he hoped that the
citizens “of many. WKHU .com-

ridation plebiscites, Efforts have
been’ made . to” have’ the . facts
and figures: on fluoridation -av-
ailable and when plebleeltes are
to be held the WKHU person-
nel will supply. this information
when requested to do so.” *

Dr,
ledged that “with politics, emo-
tions and ignorance strong fact-

fluoridation. plebiscite is a’ dif.

_ Hydro Clearing
Contract: Awarded
To A. 0. Farstad

BC. Hydro has awarded
four contracts totalling $1,194,-

Creston for clearing 1,887 acres
to be flooded by the reservoir
tat will form behind Duncan

‘All four of ‘the areas’ to be
ared are located :near How-
ser at the south end of Duncan
Lake. The work is scheduled to

ace

4 Seo; and the. fourth
CEES,

begin this fall and he completed
late next year.
. Value: OF the first contract,
to clear 748 acres was $584; 820;
the second for 444 acres; $228,-
0; third for 478 acres, Gatos

While’ your-tax:..
: ments) ard being held by the tea:

# | ahead. ‘Where taxes: prov
A |: mated: amount;''the lender. will

your. monthly ‘payment.’
‘approved lender includes
mount equal to ‘one-twelfth: the
cotinnted annual ‘taxe

eWhen you ‘receive ‘your
Dill'from the municipali
‘forward it’, to ° your Slender. ou
payment. Some len lers arrange
with the municipality ‘have
Airect:to there

3 mi caytnent
relieves, you “from paving
interest on

bi
higher or lower: than’ the’ esti-
‘adjust the tax. portion of your

monthly payment accordingly.

munities. will-soon request fluc- |.

Richardson _acknow-| '

ors, the road toa ‘successful |:

ficult one, however, rewarding.’ Re

-| guided the chemical and ‘ferti-

5. to. Alfred. Oli: Farstad of |

e | from; 25
mn present “output: of.

-* “Bright, -: pallid,
chill October morn... .-loom,
cameo dream, a vision fair.” '
October, expressed so beau-| 1
tifully ‘by “Wilfred Campbell ’in
“October ‘Morning is upon us.
With its entrance is the remind-
er that: a whole, month of the
school year; has: slipped“ by. It
‘won't be too ‘long until another
generation will be donning caps
and gowns for that Big Day. :
Our‘ students’ council is in
session ‘for the, year. Planned| ),
for Friday is the first dance: of
the year. —‘ the. Back-to-School
Dance. All’ students:are encour-
aged to:attend ‘and ‘enjoy them:
selves during this ‘Thanksgiving
weekend.’
Mention ‘should be given to

ning soccer. tournament. Senior

a!

‘manufacture: of chemical. ferti-
Iers in Western Canada and

lizer ‘operations of The Consol-
idated Mining and Smetling Com-|
pany ‘for the last. 20. years: ds
retiring.
He "js E. A. G. (Geoff) Cols,
manager ‘of. Cominco’s shemicel
‘and fertilizer division who join.
ed the’ company..42 years ‘ago
as-an assayer. He soon became
involved in: Cominco’s plans ‘to
enter the fertilizer industry and
after a-tour. of Europe to'study
methods and equipment of ov-
erseas manufacturers,. brought
Cominco’s ‘first ammonia]. plant
into production at Trail in 1930.
Mr.: Colls .became manager
of. the, chemical and fertilizer
division in -1945 and under his
direction, these :o]

é. same. time,: Comin:
O's. fertilizer Production | grew.
5,000 tons in*1930. to. the

any
u | butio 3 30 he. chemical Foon,
tio ares which ‘he ‘was

'D.. Arey
Kinnaird were Sieday visitors at
the home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Mal
fhew Rohn... :

. ,The- Castlegar . detachment
of the RCMP: had’a’ busy. time
in September.
}/: Highteen: automobile aecid:
ents were reported, °58‘charges

the scorers’ in last week's win-]

) |'runner-ups in the ‘annu:
|.) ents council election, This year’s

A man -who pioneered the ¢

eae gcorars were Kinakin 2, Potapoft

atid Savinkoff 2: Junior scorers
wore re Ropolt 4.8 4, Bloodolt 1, Poole
id Mosby “1.
~ Our junior and’ senior boys
played the ‘Grand’ Forks; boys’
soccer team again last Saturday.
“The senior boys won 4 to 2.
The scorers were.Potapoff 2.and/
Savinkoff 2. The juniors won 21.
Popoff scored both goals,:':

House sports started with soccer
and girls’. grass- hockey. : In fe
later, House 1° and 2 ‘had,
1-all draw. House 4 lost, by de:
fault leaving House 3 tied J-all
with Houses land 2.

The °, Foster’ Parents. Club

jal stud-

Foster “Parents Club : executive
is president, Rod Killough; sec-
Irene Deverney, and trea-

| received her. education in North
», | Vancouver, | Port ”

Alberni": and
UBC: Her interests include those
of women in careers and politics
and women as homemakers. Mrs.

the school.

erence

00 per

: 2s as $9.00 per month payments.

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BUTTERBALE TURKEYS Ib. 49c

an entry ‘baw if your: name . ‘is drawn you ‘will receive. FREE

: hick
of violation of the motor vehicle groceries | for the total amount of your ‘sales ae Draw ‘will! be

charges '- of : violation
governinent * liquor. act,

WISHES EVERYONE A
; impaired: driving, two

m the following week's paper. ;
i LAST: WEEK'S
‘Cabinet ‘Makiog

Mechanicel_Repalr

GREYHOUND

“announces is
ES General Change in
Schedu! He

effectiv

“October! 31, "1965
Any. objection ‘may be.
filed withthe: Superin-.
tendent; of : Motor’ Car-
riers, Public: Utilities.
Commission; Vancouver,
Bs az on ot before, Oct jo-
ber a1, 1965.; i

YOUR ‘LUCKY DOLLAR STORE : PH. 365-5353
‘ “WE RESERVE THE RIGHT ‘10 LIMIT. QUANTITIES”
Open Dally 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. Except Saturday ry a.m. to. 6 eum.

noe i AA i ca i

NO MILK DELIVERY
ON MONDAY, OCT. 11

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