CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 18, |

SMALL WORLD

IMAGINE BEING ON
DANE BROWNBLATTS

Regional :

‘District

hese District committee, con:
cerned with air pollution in this
area, is this week seeking the
advice of the department of
miunicipal affairs,

Under fire at the commit-
tee meeting held in Grand Forks
last week was the Celgar pulp

UMIGHT IF HE
HADN'T ROLLE

1

WE WERE UP ALL FU
AL NIGHT... REBUILT RET ony | ——=+

iu.

KBRDC director T. G, O'Far-
rell is quoted as saying the smell
from the plant was

Dan Campbell, municipal ed
fairs

Committee
Anxious About Air Pollution

following the meeting last week,
Win Patton, manager of admin-

cently a pilot project in cute
of air pollution is being put into
effect at Port Alberni on Van-
couver Island.

will be tested there and then
applied to other’ areas. of the
province where air pollution is
a provlem, he said.

In a telephone conversation

‘The latest in control devices | ;

in the Celgar pulp div-
iston, pointed out that the plant
had had both alr and water anti-
pollution devices since installa-
tion. z

Mr. Patton went on to say,
the filters had been Installed by
company, policy and, so far as
he ww, there was no provin-

mee legislation requirl either
air or aia filters. ae

“unbearable”.
He said if Cominco could

$150,000 ADDITION to the Stanley Hum: °
phries school is one of, three local school
board building‘ projects shut down: by the
current carpenters’. strike. The addition will

Other projects are ‘the Twin Rivers: school |)
shown here! and. the Kinnaird

gary ectiogl) \In' all three. cases ; students
have to, make do’ with the facilities
from last tee All ny Bopten were

‘The! smail’ Fea 6ty 3
8 (Renata ig scon to disapp
der the ‘flood, w!

pehid Atrow: a ) With
a tha. disannearance’ of this) ane-

centre comes the

Lumber. Crop «
Dropped Off
in District...

‘Nearly six million cubic toot | h
of lumber were harvested in the
lemen- Nelson. Forest District . during] Whose name I was soon to learn
June of this yéar;‘annoinced the| fim yaa John. PTR 1 got to know
B.C. Forest Service this wook. eed j him what

This 6; shows a 213

i tory iy ofthe Fave operating the

time:
dislocation’ of the ferry; services:

‘4 Here “local resident. Lois
the ‘Hipplin,

hors

On the deck stood a man

w 4
fandea to do -when the acrrces
his' small craft

‘Fl IRST-CLASS  °

Painting & Re-Decorating
fee | pment, or Interior — House
SY CONTRACT OR BY THE} HOUR

Phone Collect 352-3272
or. Castlegar 365-7941

Repairing

is slated to’ house-two sci if
be made to filter the air eman- industrial

d for

ating from its Trail smelter,
then the same should be done at
the Celgar operation.
Other officials pointed out
sng Celgar lies within the boun-
lary of the Kootenay Central
ay nal District, Any action
would have to be taken by both

Strachan Give Support to Pulp and Paper
Workers | in its Battle With internationals —

unions with head offices in this
country are declared not trade
union?” he demanded.
“Jt js a ridiculous situation.”
Strachan’s comments came
as he addressed ebout 400 mem-

bitter dispute.
The New Deno Party

ooehite and paper workers.
Indirectly, however, he ap-
be promising the
support in
thelr battle.
“How can an international
union with headquarters in the| pro’

dian group's bid for

he sald.

But continued: “Am I for you
and your fight to determine by
secret ballot to which union you
want to belong? The answer is
1am 100 per cent behind you-”

Strachan's comments ‘brought

an imms angry reaction
from Pat O'Neal, internatic
Tepresentative of the pulp, sul-
phite union.

“Tt seems to be a case of

at Harmac, which is owned by
MacMillan Bloe

le
board last week upheld |

The
the international union's right to
represent Hal Harmac workers.
Strachan said the rebel un-

ion members are in their present
position because of inequities in
vincial labor laws.

United States say it is a trade
union in Canada while Canadian

“Merely changing unions
will not solve all your problems,”

Strachan off at the
mouth with some rather wild

Lighling Blackout
Is Now Problem
For Town Gffice

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors. .
for

onal] brought before the labor
tions board as evidence during ing.”

Toluene Forms the Link
Between Tires and TNT

facts,” O'Neal

“Pm gure that as a legislat-

or and as. leader of a political

Perty bes ee not ‘condone

cheat misrepresent:

tion ed Raened bery.
“These matters. were were all

e-) the
ae he a8 ed cut is by. the ne pir paper work:

” Added O'Neal: “Mr. Strach-
that if these

is obviously
enue they don’t relish approa

Perfume and plastic foam.
Saccharin and solvents. Tires
and TNT. What connection could
there be?

‘They all contain tomenes 2
Tin; fhat’s

Ni
been received by town melt
e

mayor over

tario community.
fied, with several years’

available. -

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ELECTRICIANS

For large pulp mill in modern Northwestern On-
Applicants must be fully quali-

and paper industry. Excellent employee benefits

Apply ‘stating full: particulars of experience, age,
* education, marital status and availability to
Employment Supervisor

Marathon Corporation! of Canada Limited

experience in the pulp.

Can Ci

Marathon, Ontario

period because the
street lights, or some of them,
aren't working and, claim th
complainants, there has been no
noticeable effort.on.the part of
the town to fix them. .
Discussed at the. Tuesday
meeting of town council the

ed to a. breakdown in inter-
municipal Caer

case of the unlit lamps was trac-/ you

been  Roralded asa tance cal of

and a wonder of the world, says
the August iis issue of the Imper-
ial Oil

A Toluene, together with ete

lene, lene, benzene. an
x xyle: merare; the basic blocks of
the Re

fea

out of it, It'can boost the octane

rating, of gasoline, combine with
it the col-

It is
of the fire deretinent to sues
unlit lights and it is only on
such a report remedial action

works department.

or in cosmetics ana ouake a sol-
Nentite for paints.

‘In one form or another, it
can turn up in pharmaceuticais,
weed killers, printing inks, poly-

will be taken by the public
Action is fort ii

urethane plastic foam and. ny-

the future, a savior of democracy pede

Fast Efficient Complete Service
Industrial & Domestic Water Supoli
Box 329'— Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 265-6983

7
rine ‘United’ Chidreh:{

recently by! mass murders, It nists, 'B
seemingly began-with the mur hee But, ae more have | §
followed hy the even mare cold bically de-
() ed by'the even more cold
bicodad murder of. 17. people gent and are simply doing what what
at the University. of

ext? An ay of Heuer

We Jive: in an’
Our: -soci ge of

in} Viet ‘Nam;:Some of these ‘are
People have, been shocked | have been, killed -by the com-|

‘ qu
amese mamufacturera’’ Tight to: make;
: ies | Rrotits

ety: valves :a0-|

ty.
ders ‘in Viet Nam, We yscarcely,
dare > estion a

a

‘andthe’ poe
Lionas on our highwa
ernments

\,, However over the first six

per cent drop..on;'the total =
Vest for tho 8 te

‘}64. per, cent.:greater th
harvest for the! same, period last

ag ‘ :
et or /8.8'p per’ eont' t higher’ than||:

ie e,: 1965, prod in .of
']:116.6 million} cubic: fects "Har-

eosin in June

longer’ a young’ man,
John | is te rd wil
bs ce th a rospect

rnduction | ¢ or ‘him, 'this

mee er something ofa ‘Problem.

ferry: have’a“thou-
ght for ‘the ferryman and’ others.
of | monna of uvelinood through the the
ve h
march of ‘progress. me

‘Cement Finishing
& Concrete Work _

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—' Stairs — Patios — Driveways;
ci Besemant Floors = Pore Werk
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vest
tri

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Children 2:

blicktoppia *,
iar date:

‘lon, for. such things as tires. .
One of .toluene’s big uses

is in teinitrotoluene, better
known as TNT. When the Second
World War created a big demand
for aNE. — Allied Planes drop-

101 bombs to use: up
toluene at the rate of 10,000
a minute — the United

across the count to provide
the first toluene made from oil
on a. large scale outside the
laboratory.

Until that: time, most tol-
uene had been derived from
coal- Within three months, the
oil industry proved it could
provide toluene in almost un-
limited quantities.

Today, oil makes 96 p
cent of the world’s toluene. oan
adian. oil companies ‘have a cap-
acity of more than 40 million

Downstairs at the

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In Newly-Remodelled Dining-Lounge

Nelson Bus Depot

We Cater to Banquets, Dinners, Birthday Parties

OPEN DAILY 11.30 A.M. -

Pierre’s Cafe in Neilson
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 352-6414

12 PM,

4:33

Theh latest Canadian divor-
ve figures, 8841 in .1965—457
100,000 population — are
a anatier ay atch, reports
the United Church’s board of
ceanielion’ and. social ’setvice.
They have been “sising | 5)
steadily ince the 563 (86.00)
figure of 1961. en wider
grounds Le adultery are ad-
mitted (as they certainly should
and will be soon) it takes no
‘oiinisdielve to predict that they:
will skyrocket.
‘The causes of marital break-
down have been examined. and
reexamined

Statistics Prove Broken
| Homes on the Increase

the young, homes: will

gallons of toluene a a Year with

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING
Monday, August 22. 8& p.m.
“Church Hall — < Robson

Business: !

‘al of main pipe.

Robson Irrigation District

@ To approve expenditure of money fer renew-

@ To app “an ag’ with

dam.

: pberry
Irrigation District re use of dam and joint pipe from

most of it going into th
industry and into ‘explosives for
mining and’ feta work

Late
perial finishes a $2 talltion plant
ate its Ioco’ refinery in British

to fall apart leaving a tragic
harvest of disturbed, insecure
children and frustrated, bitter
‘adults who feel, as one iter,
put it, “like unwashed
plates” because they have fatled
the deepest. of all possible
human telationships.

Centennial Memo

(a

at Fort ‘Victoria in 1859 a
bell in a belfry,’ signalled the
opening of the fort gates each
morning at 7 am,

col
-| to make an oral diabetic drug

the largest,

for sale in’ Canada. The plant

will toluene for one of

its newest uses: production ‘of

penal to make phenol formal-
dehyde | glue us uted in plywood.

te GC. aor wtight, a chemis-
try professor at the University
of Toronto, suggests ests Canadian

Kootenay Animal Clinic
at Creston is pleased to be of service to you.
Hours are ‘ay follows:

Monday to Saturday - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
_ OFFICE HOURS: 1°- 2 p.m. Monday -

Telephos

from toluene, aud . saci
could be made from toluene in
Canada instead of being import-

956-2822 Dr. K. Marling, D.V.M.

~ ploys

Sundays 8 am. - - 4.30 p.m. (By Appointment Only)

Saturday
7.- 7.30 p.m. By ‘Appointment

‘library: xesourc-
se ‘finan
ei supp and automation in

ry: *As-

atversitien and Col-

of: vand the Cana-
Association ‘of:College and i6s* te

less ( ia: The study wil ken, in|

gov
action’: to~ provide * er. facil.
ities.. erand: -Personel . Ps P

quire ms: We'e
facilities. rea An it a do;
not. then “it-is--your. hand‘ thai

treat:men-'| W

down ty
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21:9 -per ces

Your fin-

cts: for this
Our | couver, 84, 136, 4 cubic feet, u
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ice

cubic, feet, up

districts" except Ka
follon see a up'10.
ait? ses Roper “Coast

¢ }
2,988,900 aha Hing advantage of thé new smooth
per ‘céi to test drive’ everythin;

$“Princé Geor-|'surface
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mealiaw wih states
'| they may not..be thi

aa Tinker for 2smo'

j to
H middle of “he road/and!
in ‘the path‘ of unsuspecting: ‘aud’
traffic, there:is no:
So, until the bac over:

‘wears'‘off, motorists‘are warn-
“ oa: to keep a’ sl ‘lool
op a aha harp: e euhates

guidelines ‘for :thed
mi of seademic contre

Bruce Pee! ‘Tbeevian
of the’ “University? 01 pAtaeriay
an ter. Russi
the de ent ' re political econ:

ay of the University of plete
gran’ team expects to comp!
thd canada: Council a aaan on their study’ b: 66 tember
able the study. te team, to =e 7. y__by._ 82

The B 3c! ton ‘Co. a
specially-trained .- people
and the most mi ee
slight. iticrease’ inthe.
of ‘such’ “di
months, ‘ but ‘showed.
>: | number, continues:to:be small.
Be fe said Aelephione subscrib-
ers should advise the compan:
fiom is’ to’ ie up im- | through: the ‘nearest ‘busin ee ae
mediately when such a call com- | fice, when‘ annoyance calls | Per
es through, 202 05 sist. so that ‘the ‘company
These state ents were made | take ‘getion to halt the ‘calls and
by J. Egnest Richardson, presi- | seek’ to’ apprehend ‘the person
dent and chief executive officer responsible for ‘the: offence.
of the B.C. Telephone Co, have increased | the |’
He made’ them. following | am’ for our em-

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We've had everythin fro!
ual incompatibility fe
youthfulness and working wiv-

under the name

oh) Announcement

We are pleased to announce we have
taken over management of the former
Castlegar BA Service and will operate

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Phone 365-7471

es. No doubt all these have play-
ed thelr part but another cause
that no one seems to have trot-
ted’ Fouts is plain old-fashioned:

pelelah
ag men and women
look ps om ively at their rights
and desires and not at all at their
responsibilities, partnerships will
continue to dissolve. ° Indeed
there never was genuine part:
nership.
latter, in any’ field,
marital or commercial, implies
that the contracting parties: ne
vest an an enterprise ‘1
fe tie they create. attabty
in the’ "yoking there will be ten-
sions, the need by each. to ad-
just the pace, so that both car-
ry a fair part of the load as well
as’ sharing in the hoped for
bounty.

tng, on

anit

" Unless w e face the unpalat-
able truth that no good marriage
can be built by shoddy individ-

uals and do something to instil
1 and Mewacter in

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Whien| iteomesto uling your freight
we're nc not talking about old Dobbin.

ing about'are

»the horses you find in our:diesel . -

locomatives. We mean hard-driving
r. And plenty of it. If you
ie horsepower in allour

c motives, you'geta ae f é 2 PERS
‘half. + And to make:sure our horses speed

alot of horses. ‘and they're.
for-hire: ‘They: gallop your. freight to
the next city,:the next province, ors

*< clear across the countiy any time of

‘day or night: Like old Dobbin; th
“working horses. But unlike old :

You see, we're a company of people
serving you: ‘So we.do our best to;:

«ship your goods as quickly and.
i ssibl

Dobbin, they don't get tired at the. eee &

end of the day.

your. freight where you want it to go,

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handling techniques and comrnuni-
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