CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 20. 1961

New Newsprint:
Machine Costs
About $4 Million |

The use of wood as the raw
material ‘and the application of
modern machinery are the two
outstanding factors which. -have
shaped the development of paper-
making. Previously it was a manual
art, To meet present day needs, it
ig highly mechanized and involves
the use of the most complex
machinery.

‘The newsprint machine is a

marvel of mechanical | ingenuity, 8
factory in itself,

‘A modern machine may cost
ry million; ‘it will be longer then a
football fieki and turn’ out a con
tinuous sheet of paper over 20 feet
wide at m rate up fo two thou-
sand feet a minute, thus producing
more than 200 tons of paper every
twenty-four hours. .

‘Yet the machine Js so adjusted
that it controls tolerances of ten
thousangths of an inch in the fin-
al product,

Ganuck Newsprint
Used for Over Half -
Papers in the World

* stalf of the free world’s news-
, Paper pages are printed on Can-
fddian newsprint, and, in fact, the
tremendous increase in newspaper
circulation’ throughout the world
hhns chiefly’ been made possible by
the grewth of the Canadian indus-

"ym both volume of output and :

in value, newsprint is the ledding
feature in the Canadian pulp and
paper scene, The annual produc-
tion exceeds 6 million tons. Some
ae per cent of the capacity of the
newsprint industry Hes in Quebec
and Ontario, about 12 per cent is
in British Columbia, and the re-
mainder is found chiefly in the
Atlantic provinces,
‘There are 41 newsprint 1 milis

in Canada operating a total of 140 |"

newsprint machines. And yearly,
they produce more than 6 million
tons of newsprint of which about

ON THE COLUMBIA.
Nobedy
By. PADDY SHERMAN -

*)) ‘Vancouver: Province
‘Now the political. hubbub hos
diced away, don’t look for,an actual
start on construction of the Colum.
bla river projects before next year.

It’s unlikely that public hear-

ings on the granting of Swater, lice
cences to ‘B.C, Power Commission
will take place before the fall. This
lenves little, if any, time to start
building before the interlor winter.

‘This ts not because anybody fs
seeeine his feet. Far from it.
Everything that can be done {5
now being done, and as fast as
foals. But it’s all a sort of “pre-,
liminary beachhead” style of work.

The minute !t is finished, and

the B.C, Energy Board, presum-
ably, gives its blessings, B.C.. Pow~
er Commission will be able to swing
into a fantastic construction pro-
gram.

Meantime, its experts can do
‘tte but .wait. All the studies
they must do can't, be started until
the present. surveys are. finished.
Look at the basic nature ’of the
work some of the ‘world’s top ex-
péerts ate now. doing, more or less

ft

Dragging Feet: « on 1 Projects;

| Construction Befo

energy board.

CBA Engineering ‘\s driting
nnd assessing no fewer than slx
possible sites for High Arrow dam
north of Castlegar, .

Montreal Engineering Co. Ltd.,
is trying to find a site for the
Duncan Lake dam at the northern
end of Kootenay Lake. Original
engineering information wos 50
sketchy nobody knew for sure 2
dam could be built there.

In .fact, w first ‘serious look
was so disconcerting that the Can-

ada-U.S. treaty contained an “out”.

It called merely for, storage equi- |
valent to thet.of adam at Dun-
can. Lake, Early drilling reports
were discournging, but it 1s under-
stood that the major problems are
now pretty well overcome.

Finally, Caseco Consultants
Ltd. have a chailénging assign-
ment: to. find the optimum devel-
opment plan for.B.C. within the
framework of the treaty.’ This, in
effect, means working out the
whole thing all over again from
the ground up. -

All these atudies are being an-
alyzed by Sir “Alexander Gibb and
Partners, and Merz and McLellan,

Janey, for the commission. and the

who have promised to present thelr
final report to the energy board by
duly 31,

The board has then to prepare
its, own policy report to the gov-
ernment, Until that is in and di-
gested, It ts unlikely that public
yhearings on: water licences can
even be considered.:

Only two interesting develop-
ments may take place before

Pulp and Paper -
Spends $60 Million
Annually on Fuel

The pulp. and paper industry
spends annually some $60 million
for fuel. Thus the conl mining, fuel
oll, and natural gas industries all
benefit from pulp and paper opera-
tions,

While some of the ‘industry's
‘coal requirements must be met by
imports, many of the, mills are lo-
cated in atens served by the Can-
adian ‘coal mines.

the | Senior, consultants will submit -to

rel962——-

bonrd’s’ final report comes sown.
So fer there has been no agree-.|"
ment between B.C, and Ottawa on
financing, But if Ottawa is going
to'riiake a’ major contribution, with.
in the next“12 months, surely it
should show up in.the federal bud-
get later this month,
Secondiy,/‘About May 15 ‘the

the Enervy Board a second interim

report, deing only with the Co-
lumbla ‘and ignoring the Peace
river, another subject ie is study-
ing carefully.

‘Until all this staggering amqunt
of information is in and its implic-

ations are analyzed, treaty xatific-
ation ts unlikely,

‘The only way -Ottawa can rat-
ity the treaty earller than this Js
by building the whole project itself,
or guaranteeing B.C. that the cost
won't be more than 4.25 mills per
kilowatt hour,

It can easily be seen that a
tremendous amount of work is go-
ing*on behind the scenes. But it
will be 0 long time yet before any
of it 1s. translated in concrete

pourlng and power lines.

“You’ re welcome to*stay “with: us.”

Thoughtfulness and ‘Long Distance
go hand in hand. You keep in
touch easily,, quickly. Phoning
costs so little and means so much.

British Columbia Telephone Company

vriee-210

~ SCHOOL DISTRICT No.9

“CASTLEGAR, B.

C.

Statement of Current Assets — Current Liabilities °

Reserves, Surplus and Deficit. Accounts:

As at December 31, 1960

Assets
oe Petty Cash on Hand
* Cash in

Investments ~ 2ee en pai Bonds (at cost)

T per cent goes to Canadian pub-
lshers. He

The balance is sold in more
than 40 other countries, but by
far the leading importer of Can-
‘adian newsprint Is the United
States which annually fakes close
to 80 per cent of the total produc-
tion, Canada produces 314 times
as much newsprint 9s the United
Btates, and accounts fer about 78
per cent of the North American
production.

+ Newsprint 1s, by far, ‘Cangae’s
Jeading -export‘ and accounts for
more than 14 per cent of the ex-
ports of the nation as a whole, In-
deed, the value of Canada’s news-
print exports has at times been
twice as great bs the value of
wheat exports,

Newsprint 1s made trom about
85 per cent groundwood and 165

‘per cent chemical pulp, although 4

these percentages vary.

All but a relatively small pro-
portion of tHe output consists of
more highly finished newsprint.
Small quantities of coloured news-
print are also made for- special

urposes

.Tt is hard to express vividly
the magnitude of the output of
Canada’s newsprint mills. At cap-
acity, they could ‘Produce dally,
for 310 days a year, more than
23,000 tons of paper.

This, means that every hour,
night and day’ throughout the couy
year, the Canadian newsprint mills
produce the’ equivalent of a 6,000

Reserve ~ Capital Expenditure (NoncShareabie)'
Balance, January 1, 1960
Add: Revenue over

“$490.00
31, 1960 925.00

nil <3
18,872.70

Reserve - Teacherage
Balance, January

‘Balance, January

Add:- Revenue, over
“Capital Surplus (By-Law Nos 3):

, Less: Expenditure over Revenue,

Maintenance Fond
1, 1960

year ended Di

1,1

of
Debenture:
By-!

* Debt Owed By:

Macbeth and Moroso,
April 5 1961

Total Expenditure as
Total Revenue as per

-Law Nout

Government, Province of British Columbia
School District No. 9 (Castlgar, BO)» -

. 4 g mL of
31, 1960. 791.06»

98,195.76
year ended Decbmber 31, 1060 84,791.75...
* ‘otal Liabilities, Reserves and caplet Surplus Accounts
arplus - General Fund
viDeficit Balance, January 1, 1960
Revenue over ‘Expenditure, year ended December 31," 1!

5 and Interest'as at December 31, 1960
: ‘Principal ~Interest

18,872.10 ©
191.08
18,404.00

FRB, |

cane $87.21) ¥
410785 4,120.28
7 " "$F 41.8840

a5, snags: 00 .

3292,943.

aeeelas 712,006.00 ~
MO

(Mrs) P. A. Jacobson, Chairman ofsBoard

C, H. King, Secretary-Treasurer
Certified General Accountants

per, detailed statement
Fetalled statement” 3

SCHOOL DISTRICT ne 9 (CASTLEGAR, BC.)
Analysis ef Revenue and Expenditure Statement
y Mear Ended December 31, 1960 ,

9786,80143 .
726,812.01

scHoot Leet NO..9 (CASTLEGAR, F BC.)
and .Expendit

Taxes Fi
- Municipal + *
Rural y-

Night Sch

Department. ot Health |

‘Miscellancous
‘Tuition Fees - Day”
5 - Night

t of Revenue
evear Ended December 3}; 1960
Reve
Le,
$ as By *

Total Revenue
Excess Expenditure ° over Revenue,

ous) P. A. Joccboon, Chairman of Boord
“Treasurer

‘H. King, hoes

‘Macbeth ‘and Mayoso, certified “General Acco

April :5, 1961°

KY SCHOOL Brsreior NO. 9 (CASTLEGAR, BO)

Administration Account te

Instruction Account
‘Teachers’ Salaries
School Clerical Salaries
Teachers’ Supplies
Other -

Operation Account:
Janitors’ Salaries
Janitors’ Supplies.

ear. Ended December 31, 1960
ree RPE D*I-T-U-R-E

5S
10,474.00

$411,930.81
4, 57

Light,, Power, Water, Fuel

Other’

_ Repairg and Maintenance Account
Grounds

er
Conveyance of Pupil Account

Bus Operating.
Other
Sear Services Account /
ealth Services

Dennitory and Boarding E

Non  Sperating Account

‘ Book’ Rentals
Tultion Fees Refunded
Other

bce! Services “Accouit
Debentures | p paincipe

* "Bank ghargen

MOTOR

» REWINDING

POWER TOO. REPAIRED

“PROMPT |

FOR SALE

Phone 2738,

Good buttding Jota. In Kinnaird,
é t{n35

- FOR SALE

6-room stucco house, hase-

FOR SALE -

IN, SLUEBEREY

SIN EINNAIRD
‘Attention : Business F =
fessionali man, Here ja a "ot be7| ©
algned far. your "it is. located

on
ner lot -and
Spacioua a deatares ia. a

ub
with corplete

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD.
“00 aa Me ms

a.m.- Mo:
Arrivo

. o. Kdgewood
4.00: p.m. Monday. -
Lew

+ Barges
_anyehere on the Arrow
Lakes «:

Phone.’ 5500:
“NIGHTS — NELSON

on a
= Revenue fot house. and store

woul make \. monthly .. payments. |-zron|
: Darrick, Brice 912,000 with rea=

[SUBDIVISION

home
wonvenient kite
id comfortable : 1;

I at PULLtOD.

WANTED FOR SALE

~ ANDERSON
“AGENCIES :

PHONE, Mat

balling ‘in Cast-
120 (over ‘quatter acre),
with panoramic
sulted for eg uutiee

Priced te acl 500.
al 1,
a Ae

tins Canna washing tachin y
sf, aiape. Cheap | for, veh 0G

"as ca sale. 70 te Exontage
nie acreage. Terms ‘a’
le. "Exopies Motel, Phone Bi,

ar ar aasORTaS Fae Te
315

Unfinished $-bedroom home on cc

, ‘Agpiys Boer "Bvdokimot®,

i- | $150 oa new fr

Good '2- and 3-bedroom homes.
See us for Balldtng Lota and Acreage 5
8650,

fice
“beating! fruit’ trees,* near
¢ 800, ‘Terms or trede
oF Vancouver home, Write Be a

hbo Chev sedan,
. Kenmore

314

ing and eating ‘apples,

obecn: |;

5 ahs af land at Pamemore| bre

pith: house, electricity and irriga-
tion, “Ay

Hon Apu oN. Workin,

—— 4
Parge HVgTATORE pokes Vicini
fy |

ina \
oil "Heater. Phone

FOR SALE

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 20,1961 © 11.

FOR SALE

'B2. Chev 2-door sedan,

FOR RENT —-

7 good also room. and ho:
Meret Apartments, : Brews

noseenpeaved, Jot, Jot. none -a-bedragm |
use, it, gas heat. Ono} shape, very good tires. Aj
Pieri owes, part basement, gue. Grant, 821-6th patois Cas- | 978:

bearing trees, hedge.’ Phone.
3886 ‘or; call ‘at 188- ‘Sth Ave, Kin-

house, hot and cold wa-
1816). tric.

ae ee jain saw wae anew oud in, “anow blade ie
py tier 020 6.30; pan at 304-0tn, Cas-' eet ‘ovondltioned|
% epeercee ‘German, Shepherd are: water’ pump ete meee: type
pine ane See

314
Im ro en is-foF Hype
nets ate. ‘al, I types

r De R., Suilth,

“Farsi corner,
subdivision, #00, 6 Ti ww
206 aves 6 vice 61 ‘ft,

aft,
ond Boat ees at sis. Pine
Seu Secon SS
ol EERE a
Drive ‘out

nse. Sentinel Biores. Phone

Park’ with

Pure bred: Collie pups. Smith
vas oy w7
Fy Tok on on a
‘eg “Ave.,

Se En
carrier, $8; Hillmen
4 | apa spring for. ‘leht taler, #10.

ALEX : CHEVELDAVE
BO. Land Surveyer:
8. (Qolumbia, Avenue |

pane. Professional foe

Custom Hair Styling
|.) PHONE ‘5818 ©
Above Bank of Montreal

' ARI'S SERVICE. AND.

cA A LAUGHTON

Be

quarters,- Possible:
temporary © living

bed ‘and couch. Apply ‘Twin Rivers
Motel.” No? phono’ calls ‘please, 2:
Dump truck;
Submit fenders -to
tlegar_ office,

F-bedoom howe near “Hobson

church, large landscaped lot. Phone

Se ee as
2 cribs, one ; bedstead, 3 hand

mowers; 2 @

chic

YOUNG AGENOIES LTD.
Insurance & Real Estate
PHONE 441

ae eee

FOR. eee, 7 Cottage in inated,

= ee
running ning ‘condition. Sacrifice co pales: ie"
$206, Phone 5325 evenin; 316

16-ft. Matcheraft > boat with

Apply T, Lengjord ‘behind Robson
nineties ‘behind

f
’ 1060 model Dinas No 3
: recorder, #140.:; Jacob -Vanaeninde,

‘3-roomed ‘apartment, fi
Creighton ' Apartments, Phone yo

CARDS aay esr

suite sult _
for working couple,’ Phone — ee

__3-roomed “house. Phone 208i

“Apartment
store, phone a.

= Modern 2-room partly-furnish~-
Y OE cottage. ‘phone 3751 or ‘apply
+ CE OF

> DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS‘

Shore an Sori
or te Box 94!

= Want to [buy 52,
good cad ion, cash,
Bhrong Saat ‘ater & pane for

“HELP WANTED

CREEK,

STA. "29°60 to STA. SSeres1

3 ‘6 Miles):
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

bi gpecitlontions, =
‘ditions af engee may be ‘ond ae.
from the
635.
BO., or
*| the sum.

is not refi
BAGH TENDER MUST
COMPANTED BY A BE 26. oe
oHEa' BID BOND IN. Part-time clerk

ONT FIVE | lic Real offlee:: eae aa oars

‘aignwaye
ard ret, ‘Vancouver of ar,
8: undersigned for
cum, of te ten Colters
i ($10) which

a}

UAL TO
FOR ‘CENT (62)
ER PRICE, P Toe Tae or, 4674

‘Bus. —.- com

$ as Tange, oll space oe
box and » hoist.
Village of C:

Garden “tractor and plough. i
one S127, Ghar

uebec heaters,’ one
Phone | 4178.after 4 y.

z form te a ark ee is preferred Ent

tenderers submit with their ten-

grounds, 12
Drive, Castlesar” phone
316

itiemaster, veal, 54-in. mat-

conditions
any tender wil not necessarily be
is preferred that’ tenderers

ae any
it with thelr =
| eee tenders fon ep-| Bu Green fees will be $1 on Saturdays,

Sundays and holidays ‘and 75
mile, 5-foot ribbon of paper stret-

ching from Toronto to beyond ih weckslaye.
Bahgdad,

Net Expenditure over Revenue

nditure over Revenue 2 : —_— : :

erg irae iy peg eet pase of |=

$ 69,496.42 + Capital Account

Sites: Improvement

The hourly capacity of the
mills for the 310 working days of
the year would be sufficient to
Jona 40 ireleh cars_ every hour

BUYING Of
SELLING

‘Revenue over
‘Scholarship “Fund

‘Teachera}
General ‘Fund

‘Total Bank Balances,
Total Receipts

motel Disbursements

diture as ‘shown on
_ Add: 1959 Accounta Payable

Capital Surplus (By-Law No. ED)
Expendiiwe
ital agente con sharetie
Maintenance ‘Fun
Net Expenditure over Revenue

Consolidated. i eee of Receipts and
ed December 31, 1960 |

sansiake 1, ioeo"

‘Revenue #9 Shown on Revenue Statement
Add: 1959. Accounta wable
+ Gale ot PGE. Parity Bonds’

Less: 1000. “Accéunts, “Receivable”

$94,701.76 ene ; tion ULE peat SOM iP OS OP : a : j © poRnrran: ee 2 ee URL

Less: 1960 Accounts Poyable

mo Leary Batanocs Decsintit 31, 1960

BABAR OL
- Total expenditure 3 ?

_ (Mirs.) PAs “Jacobeon, chnrmsn of Board
s Lot: , Secretary-Tre!
arid Moroso, certifies General foematents

* Board of. ‘Trustees
Benoa District No. Fi Cover BO) t wae »
tore’.: Report ear ‘Ended “December 31,°1980= © os
Dear Madam and uae §
aewe have examined: the books of account and : other. firianctal records of oot
District. No. 9 - (Castlegar, .B.0.) for the period of January : 1; "4980°:to  Decemiber "31,
71960, and have the attached. ‘Current: it Assets, Current
+ "Tiobilities, Reserve and Lied Accounts, Bonded Indebtedness, : and’ “supporting. Btate-
mals, of Revenue and: iture!Recelpts and
with our, while. we. did not ‘make a detailed audit of
a-sccountine "records. and, other “eu evi-.
p ante sander ithe apace _

reflected Hae the th
' ove itis our (fron nem emo! recordsy’ ‘A
being completed. and © nae ane 1961 ‘statements’ should sreftert these atéets, Thi
Books are correctiy kent arid ‘appropriate designed to furnish adequate te financial

ee comiminin: the ‘attached =statementa of”.
e.and Rurptns “Accounts,: Bonde Indebtedness
a 4 d Disburrements,

Sn 1088,

April'5, 1961,

Person
fobante n eected tend opene
feat the hour of auction and ten

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