CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 24, 1966

Mummy—.
en ready. for
Pu
seyfost pulp Jast year, according to the

B ft: recently-re lumbia Cel-
02 + 3 ie oe lulose annual report for 1965.

Castle; far pulp mill, in con-

luction of a premi-
of —

ce e e rid

inthe report, “that

materially assist our eles ved

partment during ithe next few
the range

“It is anticipated” says the] 8
t this new grate will

‘Castlegar Mill Develops
Premium Kraft Pulp Line

ith Celgar’s fp restareh| 818 per

years by
of pulps Y available for offer to a
competative market.”
The report states that a
strong demand for Celgar inaft
pulp was evident d
year, particular!
American market. Pul
levels were maintained in all
grosian took place
‘was “formalized in the
last erin when European

Brigade is Called
To Chimney Fire

Baby ctarting to stand?
Putting his fall weight
om those pliable wee
feet? Then he needs the

protection and support
ef Pussyfeot boots.
| They’re made by While
Savage, specially hall Monday night, Gastleger
desks to were
young Jad who invited then to
come and hs help “my mother put
7
eu aa to the boy’s home
in the Oglow th

practising at the fire| gar wo

4 tion for the year was 177,-
554 tons, a net of 7,825 tons be-
eT low he previ lous high achieved

in

areas except Europe where price re

fhroughou ut the year but were
slightly lower than 1964. Pre-

sent outlook reveals a fairly
strong demand <for the first

quarte of 1966.
‘Log production by the Cel-
woods division totalled 382,

“Flexibility of operation was
demonstrated during the year
by. the woods aivision to provide

ie
brigade quickly. -brought. a
Thenmey fire under control,

QTC

COMPLETE.

Canage
MADDOCKS

CASTLEGAR NEWS
UNINC

log

ign and reduced. pulp require-
ments. Log inventories at the

year end were successfully
brought into satisfactory balance
between pulp logs and saw logs.
“The linear programme
the interior operations has now
been developed to the point
where logging operations ‘are
largely belag directed by man-
agement’s use of computer data.
Some further refinements are
considered necessary before the
programme can become totally
operational.
“The new water line by-
passing the construction of the
Arrow dam on. the Columbia

PUBLIC NOTICE

Lodge
Fashion shows Nowdle hall. on Marlane Hote), March 31, 8
Mar, 28 at PM, r

river was

year and is now functioning.

“Two log-handling cranes

have now been ordered by the

B.C. Hydro to lift log bundles

out of the lake, e, by pass the dam
id: lower them

Rummage Sale!
Hospital ,Auxillary . Rummage
Sale Apri! 2:- 10 A.M, at ,Leg-
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appreciate all useable items,
gte, For peont pick it pltkcup phone! habe
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Castlegar Legion Hall.

Bas, Drugs from a F a Druggtst.

a Grocer.
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BUT
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back into the water above the
company’s. mills.. This interim
method will later be replaced
iby the use of a lock m in-
aporatea * in the dam construe:

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Fuding | forward the idea of
such a bot January, A
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New Safety

By Celgar Pulp Division

One Tussday, March 15, at
@ am. the employees at the
Colgar pulp division horo had
worked 245. days without: a
disabling injury and broke the

lous record of 244 days
fet in 1962.

The attaining of the. mile.
stone drew congratulatory,
messages from members’ of
union and management to the
pulp mill employees and was
baad signal to start drawing

for four prizes which had been

Record Set

en display and the object of

much interest” “for” saveral

weeks ane to March’ 15,
Both — mill

rative ef-

| forts ‘which hed. I led "to almost

600, man: hours _ without

anyone losing time because of

2 an injury at work and stressed

that the continuance of these

efforts would carry the record
to the next tal

on July 13 of ¢

et of 365 days |B

MLA to Inve

_ OF Gibson Creek Road

ter.
ck, MLA for Nelson-
In :his letter,» Mr. Black —

Never verthel
pecs. Buck would keep his word and

conta le-
partment of highways. on your

| she‘ continued,

stigate State

nit: was. unsatisfactory. "After
ed | ing: raved rocks and clay w
ed, on top of it and Tyon
can’t make 2 road: out of rocks
and clay.”
‘During the past few FRectad
at least six
veys had been’ made of the read
and'the mothers wanted to know
just wnst was the purpose of

less they, felt Mr.

see that some spprorement was
made to the road.

cari Monday work was: car- ~
road “but a

out on. the
Spokesnian: for the mothers sald

More ROMP.
Are Needed -
To. Patrol! Here

; p’s meeting Mo
a nigh the view : was ie»
4 Seessed  shetis the! present fi
enought a han ‘i otal
the district on ie pcing
is. as

The only answer, members
felt, is more police constables:

Werchants Assn.
eeting Names
Now Executive

A_ new ‘executive, for the
Castlegar Development  Associa-
tion was ‘elected at the group's
meeting on Monday night,

Elected: were’ George , Ril-|
koff; Romeo Goulet, Lloyd Ack-:
ney, Pauls Moroso. and Mrs. 'A.

The President and secretary
are to be named by the five
directors from amongst the; ex-
ecutive slate.

WASHING. MACHINE; “made of wood-and: believed to be-one
first in’ Canada tobe power-driven, has been ‘restored'b:

‘of the
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ie. Dining Room operator fee care. The machine,’ a ‘produ

of Syringa. Creek in :1917. at eau Hat, ‘Alt
completely rebuilt ‘the machine, ‘with the exception of the ‘original |

ya Mrs. “Askew
Mr... Gorse ‘has

wooden ‘wash ‘tub;-and has used.the original. bolts wherever Ppos- |

sible. He said: he hopes | that other

residents, will salvage anti-|

que articles before ‘they are lost‘

uch. items should some day. ‘be placed ina focal museum, — Cas-/ issu

tlegar News Photo

that. all

BANNER ‘for Squadron’881: Air Cadets was pre
sented last week to the group by the Ca:
Kiwanis Club. In making ‘the presentatior
president Andy Shutek, left, told standard be:
er ‘Randy. MeNee and the crowd ‘of parents and
officers that his club hoped the colors, will ‘
ment the .bonds of closeness, and improve your
esprit de. corps.” He said the cadets are. held
“high’esteem”. by the community and suggested
the ‘discipline cadets receive in their ‘trainin;
1; imakes you better. persons as. individuals. The

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jsome atreets which ‘can’t’ take

lage

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‘highways Hint Columbia to 5
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such, 38 Green St. and running
from the: Castle Bar subdivision

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- other, areas, ||

jon on that wo are, ooking for 4
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‘importance’ and ‘wo -have) been | §

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Dam Construction Engineering Leads

By BORIAN FRENCH

Staff Reporter. t
While: the abundance ‘of
natural resources of the United
States is the: basis on. which
that country’s greatness was
built, it was the building of
the Tailways and the provision
of. other’ improved: means of
transportation that enabled
the United States to profit-to

the full from this abundance,
‘anada. - too, has been
pblessed with almost unlimited
‘resources but its future great-
‘ness rests on its ability to
ess them. In our case. the
provision of great quantities
a cheap electric power is of
cardinal importance in. the
realizing of our full

the ‘Arrow. Project: ‘Water n
Canada’s ' © greatest: “resource
and the building at these ‘dams
since the Jast: war is the:rea-
son’ why Canada‘ has progress-
ed so far in the last 20 years.”
MacLure is resident engin-
eer at the Arrow damsite. for
the Vancouver-based concern
CBA (the origin’ of these
initials is‘lost in company leg.
end). This: firm: drew .up.th
design of the dam and now ha S
the task of providing detailed
plans and® of: ensuring that
the p structure is built according
to th ne specifications laid down.

Lorne Ma
80-man staff of cengincors,

In fact it is: probably no
great exaggeration to su;
fiat Canada’s program of
struction since the end of
the second’’world » war g
prove to be as significant a
landmark in our history as the
spread of the railroads was to
thera a

rr.
jough the men who have
ese dams

: ir
; provide. the technical advice on
‘which “his --administra‘

Says Lorne
genial *Manitoban x rg ‘one
of the senior men engaged on. -

:... Walker, 'B.

id cler-

» feal proncera at the eiolect
While

the actual drawings
‘and ‘plans me epared at the
Vancouver of itlce, ithe
su]

staff ‘here ~1 ipply BA
‘data on which tne new plans

are based.
The resident. engineer, as-
his also

». sisted: by

act’as techaal advisor to Sam
Hyde ‘o's construc: .

tion thuheger at Arrow dam.
“We are eyes,”~com-
mented MacLure, “Walker is
the here and we

tive « de-
cisions are‘based. For example,

:¥f one of the contractor’s makes‘.

a claim to ‘him we must evalu-

A at, two. hy.

ate - the: technical aspects. of
the’ claim.

“We: must also. make sure

that the contractors are using
the correct materials, You'd. be
surprised. how. easy it is for
2. crew to. collect the wrong
load of ‘rocks and for them to
deliver these to the site of op-
erations.”.

Lorne MacLure was. born in

school,
rolled ‘at the University of
Manitoba. after. serving with
the RCAF during the latter part
of World.:War IL \

Lorne MacLure .

lectric
northeast of Winnipeg in: Man-
itoba and:in the ‘Kitchener. ‘re;
gion of. aOntario.
In-1956 the: firm sent him .
to F Pakistan. to-work on a dam
being | Built under the Colombo
The “alte, . situated "18.
miles from the tamous Khyber

. Pass, lay deep in the’ count
‘of the’ Pathans, a’ fiery, - mney
. tial people'‘who were never ful-

ly. subjugated by ‘the: British:

ure found the con-
toast te between the Prairie pro-
vince (of :Manitoba: and ‘the;
mountainous country. of the

North West Frontier to:be im-

mense ‘and A xepards his» four- °

year stay in’ Pakistan as one

oF th the most educational exper-
iences: of his lifetime.

“It gave me an insight into

other, lives that I

The poverty of "the coun-
try, MacLure found, even af-

fects the of such

Castlegar News Publishes.
Wednesday Next Week: |#

: The Castlegar. News will ‘be published one day early
next week because of the Good Friday observance. + | dian‘
It will be published on. Wednesday next week instead | b
of ‘Thursday.
4 Deadline-for news and display advertising will pe 5/2
p.m. on Monday. Deadline for. classified ads will be 12
noon on Tuesday. All columnists must'have their material
handed in. next: Monday morning at the latest.

iB 14
being involved a road ct @ left-hand.

=| Leighton was ‘thrown clear just

seconds, before fhe explosion.
Kenneth ee

District He aciving

the second.car. His mo mother

r. who were bassengers, es

‘| caped serious injury but the
vehicle « sustained $2,000" dam

age.
A nay? ofa coastal In-

‘a. complex, 20th ‘cent Pro
ject as.a modern dam. 4
heavy equipment was

used, f
wherever manual-labor could:
be harnessed’ to achieve the:

same’ result this was. done.
The decision to use labor.
wherever. possible . was « moti-
vated by a desire to: provide
as:much emplo;
sible for focal
all, co project employed som
Pakistani

10,00 + workers, *

roug! hy nine fines the size of f

the eyork are ere at similar Can-°
ect

> adian

‘To. MacLureand other. an ‘

of. ving was :

;-readily, apparént. Before long ©

the the! shops and stores of Pesha-~

the region's commercial ;

centre, began stocking bicyc- ;

Tes and other items previously twee:
of ordin:

beyond the jumne
athan
ary.

ent. as! pos-.
habitants. ,In +

In ‘waking ‘out schedules

* for: the building ‘of this: dam,
~ due account had to be paid to
nlikely

2 factor that is 1
Trail to Tallel
Pakistai

Sin September he. has been
ice The
at: KISS.

igen

Experts All Over the Globe

*. Hydro onthe construction of

a $150 million dam at Grand
Rapids -before coming: to- the
Arrow dam. = ===

_ Just. why. has he’ devoted

< his professional career. exclu-

n isa Moslem state «-

and in accordance with  Isla-,
mic law: each* member of the
faithful is commanded to face
Mecca five times a day and re-
cite his prayers. International
project or not, God commands
and the work ‘must

Due respect had also to be
given a: another Mohommad-

Farenhelt ind the shade, the Pa.
Kistant | workers: had food at

urprisingly the work

"force's Tate of progress tended
to. suffer during, this period.
Feokn

back on those

sure found they were not oh 5

universal.

“Towas. very im) t
he'remembers, “with the th
retical grasp of the subject “of
the Pakistani engineers. Indeed
they could often put we Can-
adians*to shame. Unfortunate-
ly they had pot had many op-
Rortunities to gain practical

ge
the ‘confidence there to meet
people and be at ease with

On his return from Pakis-
tan, MacLure joined Manitoba

iors has variety. While the
ction of one apartment
block tends to be ‘similar to

pects of.an accompanying pow-
Gonsequently you ne-
er stop arning.””

MacLurea, who live
in Castiogar, have’ four <child-

fy wrestling
pith engineering calculations
A bles iguring the endless
bi ies inherent in'a rubber of
bridge. f

Ray Par woneetat

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