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New Skeena Kraft Mill

This recent aerial view shows
one of the
facturing’ comp! lexes in North
America.
Situated near Prince R up-

ert, the Skeena rate mill (low-
er centre in

ést pulp manu-| mills,

functions: are ‘common to both
In‘ addition to the modern

in Prince Rupert for the famil-
ies of new employees. An exten-
sive training Program for mi

shown .at extreme right, 200
modern houses have! been built

to
sonnel is an important: part, ‘ot

the start-up pl

Muse Ara for Sse

isnot just is es the'relationship of molecules

A pulp: mil
sellers Tt must

en. al
everyone ‘benefits.
latest issue ft

" All
bia Cellulose Nei +} brought tog

bought for the Celgar. pulp mill
near Castlegar. © satisfy a
huge appetite, ae, mill must
buy by the ton or the! ‘tank from
a supermarket which covers any ou
of western Cana
From beneath the. table-riat | £2
surface of tral Saskatche-
wan tons of saltcake are scoop-
mountainous storage

ed
piles, then loaded into. hopper co

cars for the trip’ across Alber-

ta to the pulp ness

‘From the prolific gas fields
of northeastern B.C. comes me:
thane gas which is purified and
piped hundreds ‘of. miles south

on the industrial complex

will produce’ 750 tons per day
of high quality bleached kraft
pulp when. it attains ‘full. capa-

. First production is sched- |.
uled for later this year.

... The existing Celgar sulphite
mill, stretching from ~ water’s
edge back to the kraft mill, now
produces an average of 550 pa.

Celgar will operate the $80.

Tow Sk Skeena’ Kraft mill, which a
owns in partnership with | ‘Sven-
ska Cellulosa of Sweden.

. Numerous’ economies: have
been achieved in the two opera-
Hons through shared facilities.

e power, water, chip manu:

i facturing, shipping and other

SUGAR. AMD SPICE”

Hold a National Tighten Your Belt Week:

We were sitting
around bickering
after church the
i other day. My dau-
ghter- had a bad

“How can God Tet sO many
people in- the world be
she wanted to know. Well,

it’s a fair question.

{Her ‘mother and I tried to
explain that'it was not God's do-
ing, but. man’s. We said it was
man’s greed, insecurity and fear
that.made us live like kings (far
better than medieval kings, in
fact), while hundreds of millions
o people in the world, our. bro-

thers, starved and died’ of illness
unnecessarily. .

“She wasn't buying any. “It
all sounds pretty, forgy to me,”
she “7 don't. think

mountain
16. eer for

Slane stive enotal
Giteavenly

“to Your” foheaectld Needs

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§ ae-atrikes out EE-Chiness, entle

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extremities

41-Food
propa aoe

wad io

much of God, if that's the way
He runs things.”

I asked: her what she'd do
about the situation, Like all kids,
she didn’t know, except to repeat
that it was all wrong.

Well, you can’t have a 15-
year-old sitting around running
down God; so, like all fathers
since the cave-days, I tried to
come up with an answer.~

First, I explained that: the
government did a great deal to
help less - fortunate. countries,.

our taxes, When she’ € corner. per
admit

ed me on details, I had

ie res a nee
a a

that bor on for ize)...

“The churches should ‘ake the
Jead, and "start -a nation-wide } C2.
campaign to help ‘Teed. the hun-

My wife Toininded me that
ve a buck:a weel mis-
we “Yes, and'all:these piddl-|

ing ehurch missions add up to a 4,000 fa f

Centennial Memo

ine
vice against Russia in the Black
Sea from: 1854 fo. 1856.

By Bill Smiley

at Trail, electric current chang-| B Boo

in brine to! produce chlorine ne gas
end) sodium

are jpuipped | north; From |,‘Trail
also/comea sulpbnir’ dioxide and.
sulphuric

of these ‘chemicals are
gether, along. with

tons of wood chips at the pulp

division.

This mill 1s one ofthe. con-
Hinent's large’ suppliers of blea-
ched kraft market pulp, :It ‘is
also one of ‘western Canada’s
larger (buyers of) indi

we stock oti seleer a

ree SHOES

for Cfildeva
Z ‘p

Maddocks Shoe. Store”

KOOTENAY WELDING.
' '& CASTING REPAIRS |:
'* “121 Columbia Ave. '— Phone. 965-5531 :
<2 Box 741 — - Castlegar, Be.

of un ih a peu and ‘power,
saltcake is ee in regenerating

and =;chlorine
aad the @ pulp to high bright-

“Thus is'an aspect. of-a pulp
mill missed by:many people. The
mill is a buyer’or. OF vustemer ‘be-
fore it is.a seller. Like the house:

only difference | is
that’ it ‘buys* by’ the ton and
| Bpends by.the | on. ‘

te Our pulp mill and the whole
forest ind pt are

it as the ocean,’’ says L
ee ‘So what would you do, Mr.
8

al Tighten" Your Belt Weeks
Its: very Simple. For one

wife, it exchanges dollars for] .
ods. The 5

ted for other Canadians, Count-
Jess chemical and service com-
panies are able to employ a‘few
2) patel reo and turn dormant
natural resources into a benefit

’ Norm‘s “Sport Shop.

“300. Baker St... ; NELSON, B.C.’
: Open Redes from 9 a.m. to 6. Pm 4

week a year, every Canadian
family willing 0 help. ‘will live on
a. bare. subsistence’: allowance,
The difference between that and
the normal cost of; lying goes in-
to the pot.

Every cent ‘of this pot goes
to buy food, clothing, contracep-
tive pills and other necessities
for the vast, poor, down-trodden
masses of the world.

It's hard,to believe that this
world-shaking concept took seed
ang blossomed right th

f  rice,~ macaro1
porridge, bread, home-made tea,
milk, "beer.

‘B.C. Has 63 Kinds
Fresh ‘Water Fish

ere are at Teast 63 differ-

ent mae (species and

fen of fish 'in:the ‘fresh
British oy

Canadian Fe

Some, auch .a8 salmon, .are
of great commercial importance,
‘Others, such as the trout and
char, are of ‘great interest to

and are. indirectly of
beste considerable economic val-

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 9, 1966

taken either on the. Arrows or

of. high side tha cabin Lwan working_on ta! eo:

very, few. being

day : conservation was the most,

sear bud inters
chasing after ru

‘applied to them.’ L wonder who who | cals
wor ved a letter from.

Man: le hav. dered | the’ Ho:
what Any People om ye. ou ere hes in, ‘Ken (Bierman, and I
that we were pushing so

e petition | qu
hard

s—eoissle--sf-tonths ag
fon have asked if it hed died
natural death. The ‘answer S
definitely no! Last ‘week’ I re-
mthe minister

recreation and conservation,

A

who have heen
and

der! Rossland Shower:
cl Us Hold to Houor:
‘Lesal Bride-Etocl
parcel Se

n her arrival, the bride-

W. Rem-

welt “iy “ind hi peitutire
er mo! .
i were Presented with cong: Ferieds.)

“Weare now | ow in ‘the process’

‘of hiring’a person to relieve loc-'

| Seaan rome ot
les ‘on

tenay Lake in order’ that ‘their

f-
be: assigned ‘from: th
ranagan region: ‘to’ the* efeel
census Program. peat busy

signed to the!
+] undertake re. technical
aspects of Ay take avertigation
cee ae The res carller, conten
our region:
o-| fisheries blologist: Don eal
‘O° from Cranbrook to Nelson. will
dited ‘in order that.

% supermarkets
would ‘go broke if. the; jJost a
week's business, Well, '3 10
yeazon they ‘couldn’t®"tighten

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und. i
the may Be feasible aswell as
of spawning ‘area
that will remain “after. slong.
“Our. fisheries :’‘people : ex.
Press ' the need’ for caution “in
ly accepting ‘the’ idea ‘that
wning channels

to about their
contribution; to a: fish
methods of overcoming ra Taek
and| Gol-ana as siltation, wren con:
11: and creation’ aes

| Srawniag en
cee

Dish Pan, cate

Dish Dr Bowls irstri er 49

actual
goty and manna aeeae

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“Teeaday, June 1 th

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2 Glass Se :n$1A9 10:
a Tea Pots, iim $1.59 to ‘a

are ‘not to. “well documente
ich stractures

satin te enter
ama applicable to th the Arrow,

We har stalisd.a
in the uy; rene

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our. program hat t could: ‘be men:
tioned. at ' this

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Phe Pogran oT
primarily at See present,
use and determining‘ character-

Castlegar $0 als
bats ‘RH. een eee

HH, Craig i
cine i, Ate ‘is presently vis-
iting -with her "sons and tye
ters-in-law, Mr.’ and Lloyd
& Gale and Mr, and. Mrs, Asa

weekend’ for eiVanconyer to doln
his pis wite sw ho is visiting’. wit

residents Mr.

ial Mrs. ‘Gordon Heinrick. Mr.

Mrs, : Sherbiko will return

‘Mrs, G.. Eastco! ott,
Randy and Bonnie Taylor, all of.
ited with Mrs, H:

Mr.. J. Sherbiko left at the ||

Rossland,
Johnson ‘on. Sanday,
‘Mrs. N. Churches is a. pa

tient in. the Castlogar and Dis:
frict, Hospital: