. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 25, 1960

Castlegar Socials

Margaret Churches, Phone 9311

Mr. and Mra, R. Martini and
family and Mr, and Mrs, P, Salekin
and family returned from a trip to
Coulee Dam and other points.

Mr, and .Mrs. George Huchok
and Vern from ‘Vancouver have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs, John
Koochin,

Miss Kay Falle left for Van-
couver to visit her grandparents
and other relatives.

Oglow Hospitalized
_ For Brief Period

Castlegar village chairman N.
‘T. Oglow entered Castlegar hospital
for treatment Monday,

His condition is not described
as serlous and his release is exper
ted by the weekend.

Rural Voters Urged
To Check List

The rural voters’ list of :School
District No, 9 has been posted at
the school board office in Castlegar.

Secretary-treasurer C, H, King
this week urged all rural voters to
check the Hst to make sure that
thelr names ara on it. Closing date)
for the voters’ list is Aug. 31, The
dates of the.court of revision will
be announced later.

THE WEATHER

Maximums and Minimums

Motoring to New Denver to at-
tend the annual Golf Tournament

last Sunday were Mr, and Mrs.

Eddie Fredericksen, Johnny Miros,| °

arl Le! Otte
Walker and Mr, and Mrs, Jim Kel-
ly from Castlegar. Mrs, Frederlck-
sen won second prize in the women’s

Roy, Mr. and Mrs,

handicap.
see

Mr. Don Guesford returned to

Kimberley.

Mr. and Mrs. H, Binnie return-
ed from Vancouver visiting relatives

and friends.

Mrs, Duncan is vialted by her

sister and brother-in-law from
Portage La Prairle, Mr. and Mrs.
Mowatt.

Mr. and Mrs, E, Bradford and

family are holidaying at Christina
Lake,

Mrs. Mesdams and three chil-
dren of Burnaby spent.a few weeks
with her brother and alster-in-lnw,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gall.

‘<M, and Mrs. D, Gibray retur-

ned by plane after spending a few

weeks in Victoria. and Vancouver.
"Mr, Burt Campbell returned
at the weekend from a two-week
holiday spent, visiting the East Koo-
tenays, Vancouver and Victoria.

The misses Jill, Patsy ond “Sally

Hughes, daughters of Mr.-and Mrs.

G, T. HugheS have returned from

spending the summer holidays at

Vancouver. Accompanying the chil.
dren home were thelr grand-

mother, Mrs. Margaret Hughes ee and

an aunt, Miss Gladys Hughes,
‘Miss Corrie Hogendoorn has re-
turned to Spokane,

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Rradford

from Golden are visiting at the
‘Rome of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Brad-
‘or’

Més Mildred Baldwin of Yorke
ton, Sask., visited at the Castle Bar

* | Ranch,

Mr, and Mrs, D, A, Shea,’ for-
mer residents of Castlegar, were
visitors here over the weekend.

Mr. Jack Killough has returned
to Castlegar after attending sum-

mer school,

_hoon. and'1:00 P.M. to 3:

arrangements etc.

Registration

- For all high School students who are new residents
in Dist. No. 9:will be held in the Castlegar High. |
School, Mon, Aug: 29 from 10.00 A.M. to 12:00 '

Iti is important that ‘abaiita co-operate and register
~ their: children, so ‘plans can be finalized - for class

00 P.M:

Cc. H. King,
Sec.-Treas., .
S.D..No. 9, (Castlegar),
Box 820, Castlegar

Eli Premarookoff
Passes Away After
Lengthy Iiness

A long-time resident of ‘the
Castlegar District passed away In
hospital here Monday after a len-
gthy illness. +

Robson, was*born In Russia in 1881,

hls wife in 1900 and farmed there
until 1912 when they moved to
Glade where he farmed until mo-
ving to Robson in -1959,

Mr, Premarookoff was prede-
survived by his only.daughter, Mrs,
children and four great-grand-
children.
; “Funeral services were held yes-
terday at Giede. The- Castlegar

Funeral Homie was in: charge of
arrangements,

May Relocate Pole
To Relieve Cramped
School Playground

the No. 2 well,

John Eli Premarookoff, 79, of

He moved to Kamsack, Sask., with

ceased by his wife In 1924. He is

. Postnikoff of Robson, three grand-

‘\Ed Parnich of

A school board plea for assls-
tance In relieving the congestion of
local playgrounds may result in
the relocation of a power pole at

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5488

* Mr, and Mrs, D, Law have'been
visiting recently at the home of
Mra, Law's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bergen. ,

Mr.Iver Johnron 1s travelling
to Dawson Creek this week,” ac-
companying vhis daughter, Mra,
Aubrey Holford, north ‘where the
Holfords have been living for the
past year, They are former residents
of Castlegar. +

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen,
Lorne and Lois are home. from a
vacation at’ Deep Lake:

‘Mr, and Mrs, Gerry Archibald
and son Greg have had thelr va-
cation at Seaside, Oregon, spending
a few days in Spokane before Tee
turning home.

‘Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Off Mc-
Creight and family are Mrs, _Mc-
Creight’s alster and family, Mr, dnd
Mrs. L, 8, Tortman and her father,
Mr. Albert Hayhurst, all of Hope..

‘Mr, and Mrs, A. Kassian ‘of
165-Sth Ave. had as thelr guests
Tuesday’ to Sunday Mr. and urs.

Kinnaird Socials:

‘;guests enjoyed c- family plente at

Cayuse Creek with the A. B. Ander-
sons of Trail who have ‘s summem
home in Robson, Mrs. Anderson is
another sister of Mr. Condy, -~”

Of interest’ was another’ ‘fam-
ily. gét-together, when -the’ *Condy's
were hosts to the A. B, Andersons’
and the W. H. Adamasons, thelr two
daughters, Betty Lou and Irena and
son Tommy, and Mr, and Mrs. H.
R, Adamson at a dinner party whi-
y featured birthday cakes: honor-
ing Mrs. Adamson and Alexa Condy
who celebrated their birthdays
this week, a

Alexa Condy's tenth birthday
wos & happy. occasion when a num-
ber of her friends enjoyed-hot dogs
and other enticing party face at
her home.on Monday. afternoon.
Attending were Joanne and Va-
lerle Kennedy, Elanor Fini, Bar-
bara Sherley, dill Macbeth, Pamela
Johnson, Tannis Roberts, Beverley
McMillan, Louise Bate, Karen Niel-
gen, Tom Condy. and Willa Condy.
Mr. Ken Pickering hos been

Kens, Wheel Alignment

Kassians with thelr two children
are recent Kinnaird

KINNAIRD, B.C. : PHONE 2472

from the hhos-

01
pital to the Trail hospital,

having moved here from East Trail.
eos

Mr, and Mrs. Ben “Logelin and
two children ‘accompanied | by, Ron
‘McKeageau of Youngstown, Alta.,
are having a ten-day’ vacation as

and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.’ J.
Logelin and family. Mrs; Logelin’s

School board secretary-ti

house to the street side.
"If this ‘cannot be dotie,” ,gocs
on’ the letter, “the board would

center and close to the building.

the school administration in car-

Council pomised to consider the)
matter. , ’ y

~ Mormon Leader
Will Address —
Meeting | Here .

address a public meeting in Castle-

‘western Canadian mission.

president‘of the mission with head~
quarters in. Edmonton. ‘

at-7.00 pm:

er C. H. King wrote counsil asking
the removal of the pole from the
school ground. side of the pump

permit it belng‘placed on the east
side of the. pump house in the

“Our. school grounds are not
‘too large, and every foot we reduce
them adds to,the inconvenience of

rying out the playground program.”

Elder ElRay th “Christiansen,
Salt Lake City, Utah, an assistant
to the Council of Twelve Apostles
of -the-Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints (Mormon), will

gar during ‘a tour of the Church's
Accompanying the visiting Chur-
ch leader will fe Parley A. Arave,

«The. conference will be held at
Twin Rivers Hall Tuesday, Aug. 30

sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Al Cristofol! and daughters of
Trail visited°on the weekend.
Manitoba visitors at the home

terman and. daughtér Darlene of
‘Winnipeg.

Mr. and Mrs, M, Bale and fa-
mily motored to Salt Lake City,
Utah on their vacation accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs, -Don Wilson and
daughter of ‘Trail. The two families
enjoyed some ‘time at Yellowstone
Park, the Bales’ arriving home in

‘|time. to spend‘ the ‘weekend ,at|"

Christina Lake.

Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs,
John Kravald have been Mr. Krav-
ski's - cousins, Mr. afd Mrs. Paul
Krause | of: Whiting, Indiana and

ago, Theis, »
islee

had a\..camping holiday at Stocan

lo by. way. of: Nelson touring the
Lardeau: and Nakusp, districts, er-
riving home-on the weekend after
another visit to.Slocan.

mily are home from a two’ weeks
camping ‘trip ‘at Christina Lake,
\Trinds Ackney returned home
‘Tuesday after spending two jrecks
with her ‘aunt. and.uncle, Mr, and
‘Mrs,. Stuart Mitchell * of Trail.
Guests ‘of ‘My. .and Mrs. A.B.

ence will be J. P. Riley.

m=CHUCK'S

KINNAIRD, B.C:

PREMS, Swifi’s, ..

VINEGAR. Canada,

MILK, Paific or Carnation, 6 fall tins... 99c.
TOMATO SOUP, Heinz {Otins ..... 98¢
GOFFEE, Nabob, Ib, .......:.--. 68¢
BAGON, Side Sliced, Ih. ......... 496.
BLADE ROAST, Beef, fh. ........ 550
ROUND STEAK or ROAST, Iby.....: 750
PORK CHOPS all cuts; th. ...:-+-- - 580

, SUGAR, 10 Ibs., cecageeneeeeeney TM
With a $5.00: Order -

gallon, sese ses 79:

church leaders, ‘church . members,

Church in 1951,

BIRTHS

21.8 daughter. ~

Norman Scott of Castlegar,
23, a son.

the confer-

‘The meetings here will be part
of, 8 serles of 21 conferences and
th with local

and the public. during © the 12-day
tour.

Elder Onristisingen ia.) president
of the famed’ Mornion ‘Temple: in
Salt Lake Olty. Among his varied
Church activities, he has served as
a-Bishop, Stake President, Mission
President and prealdent of the Lo-
gan Temple. before beccming one
of the General Authorities of the

ZAITSOFF — ‘To Mr, and Mrs,
Peter , Zaitsoff. of Castlegar, Aug.|

“SCOTT. — To Mr: and. Mrs.
. Aug.

ter-! in-law,

All Useful Gravel
From. Aba’ doned Pit

The sabandoned. ‘Juniper’ Bt.
:} eravel’ pit “Will {be .scraped bare’ of
all: fiseful
led, Castlegar, ‘countil : ‘decided :re-
cently. “",

‘The pit ia ded asa health
hazard. It is subject, to flooding and
serves. 0s 2
mosquitoes.

: “Yd lke to

we fill it in,” sald’ ‘works chairman
Ve. Re Cook, 5

NOT. A

~ WESTCRAFT ALUMINUM & P —

WHERE ‘WINDOWS ARE A SPECIALT)

SIDE LINE -

of Mr, and Mrs, C. Waterman are| ”
Mr. Watermap’s brother and sister-| *
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow Was |‘

Mr, ahd Mrs, Joe Kochul of Chic-

Mi. and. Mra. Jake’ Hendricks |

Park and recently, travelied to Kas-|.:-

Mr, and Mrs: A. Culley and fa-

Condy ‘during “the past. ten -days|

have been “Mr. ‘Condy’s sister and |<" J

, Mx.\and Mrs, W. B.

Adamson and- thelr: gon ‘and’ daugh-
and, x

el'{and then backfil-|):

reading sround “for}:

the guests of the former's brother| :”

KINNAIRD, B.C. - PHONE

if “CARNATION

Milk, 6 tins

“cuRisTiEs ° ate

- Graham Waters PKG.

BRUNSWICK

Sardines, 5 tins

“KADANA.? es

Tea Bags, » 100 2 CUP SIZE BAGS.

| Margarine, oma - 49

ball the gravel], °
possible for roads: from it. before |.

CORN, Golfen, 6 obs, fevleceeuune ease » 38c.
TOOTH. PASTE, Colgate slant SIZ@ 2. cece ese ee ees 496
FAB, King Size Box, Ae eae a i

‘ JUST® ARRIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT oF’ ‘SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

WE/HAVE AUTHORIZED ‘LISTS FROM ALL SCHOOLS FOR
* “ALL GRADES”. *

a Ee

NEW: HIGHWAY joining
Christina

> | sproved:ire-routing of the southern trans.
> provincial highway is viewed by Social

~ Senior Matric es

-ARRQW: -MICA TO BE BUILT TOGETHER

Honor Students
Gel $ Refund :

Five SHHB senior matric, ‘atu-
dents who got over a certain per-
centage In’ government exams write
ten ity June have had part of thelr
fees refunded , by School District
No. 8 from a special fund Bet up for
the purpose.

on river

“Quick Dam Start Promised|

‘rhe [iret written - commitment
that, the government. plans to build
Mica and High Arrow dams together
and soon has’ been given by Lands
and Forests Minister Ray Williston,

He gave the assurance ‘In -:a
letter “to Revelstoke clty. council,
enswerlng what he « called:-propa-
ganda charges’ made by the omer

miles north of Revelstoke, could
produce the. power needed without
High Arrow, just north of Castlegar.
Mr,. Williston replied’ that, the
power from both. Mica and High
Arrow. will be heeded t by 1970.
“Hence it. ts anticipated . that
both projects. will. be: built as quick-
ly, 8s possible if Satisfactory, ar=

Secretary-treasurer °C. EL King
announced this week that. Peter
Dunlop, had. his full” 975 fees. re-
funded’ while Emily’ Eilough and
James McKay had $50 refunded. and
Gerry Whittaker and Marvin. a LeRoy
fad $25 refunded,

Lakes ‘area.

umbla ‘haye been

letter also confirmed that the aes
ernment plans to push’ High Arrow

Tt’ was, the flrst definite hint
of sthe sway { ‘negotlations between
Canada ‘and the .U.S.on the’ Col-

going.
ane geal had sald Mica, 80

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AUGUST al ‘1960

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‘ath AVE., CASTLEGAR _— PHONE’ 646i
MRS. R. RIVERS 4

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Central Trading

KINNAIRD, B.C,
FRYING spore up and:

GARIC RINGS, 3 for. apitesdalaaas 0 |

can be “mods, with the
United Stat

Earller “he said the. “shortest
time engineers ‘quotéd’ “him for
building Mica, biggest dam: of its
kind in. the world, was. 9% years,
making an early start essential.

If Mica were built flrst, he sald;

80] sigh Arrow would have to be bullt

later to control water: flow to the
Us,

“This is another very important
reason why it is essential to con-
struct High Arrow os early.as pos-

| made by the. -clty, he said:

sible, claiming’ the maximuin down-
stream. benefits ‘fou the projects

and’ retaining the essential opera- i

ting flexibility needed for our own
major at-site generating plants.”
In attached comments ‘on points
“Just
as High Arrow‘ is the key’ to ob-
taining an advantageous and highly
profitable arrangement with the
U.S. on’ downstream benefits, 0
Mica: Is ‘the key to.the ultimate. ad-
vantageous and profitable. develop-
ment of the Colmes in Gonads

| for at-site_powér.’.°."

‘The. most :¢ meat project
must. come first, hé sad; and, High

Arrow was-!Incomparable ‘in this

respect with ‘any <project in the
whale Columbia basin.”
For a cost of $70,000,000 it “would
Produce 9.8 billion: kilowatt hours of
Power for us, and) $4.6 million a
year. in flood control : benefirs.

Mica would ‘cost’ $247,000,000,
and brjng:in 13 biillon kilowatts,
and $4.6 million in‘ flood penells.

.stantly into one end and raw.un-

DEER. PARK SOGIALS

: Mrs. ; Willlamson

Mr. and “Mrs. O'Grady of. Ed-
monton were’ weekend visitors to
Deer Park. Mrs, O'Grady, a former
Deer. Park resident, left her home
here about 1917 and this was her
first trip, back.

Mr. and Mrs, J. "Lamont and

= BREAD, Toastmaster, 2 tar’ seeps

Clarissa of Trail were vi-
sitors to Deer, Park on- Sunday.
~ Mr, and Mis. G. Merlo and

|_| PEARS, Penn, 6 tins. Eee res |

A BiscuITs,. ae ne

Lorna, Linda and and Loutse,
who spent their holidays r
Park, have: tet thelr,

‘Trail.

of
Vancouver ‘Gnd. th atter'a sister, | £2
‘Mra. H. 'Windross: ‘and aushter|

Patay ‘of. Toronto, left :to ‘spend a
few days with their. brother “and

“OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES

FREE ‘DELIVERY. ; ‘PHONE 3093

WE ARE’ AGENTS FOR I QOTE 4 LAUNDRY
“AND: DRY: :CLEANERS

DELIVERY ‘@ PICK-UP EVERY’ MONDAY. &
“THURSDAY 2).

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LL

Ball

Ane]: ‘Mr. and Mrs. HH. Ja-
mieson "at Kimberley, Mrs; “Winde| |
ross leaves from, Kimberley. tor ‘her
home snd:the® 'Heywoods
to ‘Deer Park tthe ‘end of the

Mr. and Mrs. Lon Witltamson had
as thelr’ recent guest’. the *.latter’s
aunt, Mrs; "Lee ‘Abbott ‘of Ve
ver, enroute ‘to Renata where’ she
will spend a°few days at the home

oes her. brother ‘and: alster-in w, | di

Mr. and Mrs, °J,"Reimer../:+ |
Mrs. RB.’ Worley. of, Trait ‘and
her: daughter-in-law, Mrs. A... Wor=
ley of Nelson left: to spend:
days holiday at Silverton. t

daughter. Eleanor, Mrs. Katie Ene
a of Renata - and thelr sister, ‘Mra, 2

¢eontinutd trom page one)
try-type crane’ ‘which - will also

unload pulp ‘logs from trucks and | ¢ro;
a

tary wastes; ‘highly

tanks ‘to aaa process spills; a

100-foot. diameter clarifier to re-
move. bark | and’ fibrous’ solids
m the effluents; a © modern
sewage-treatment plant for. sani-,
efficient el-

lease the logs onto the woodroom
log deck where they will be pas-
sed through the 153” barker. and
chipper combination or the 112”
barker and chipper combination,
depending on‘ log size, Because
the chippers are mounted hori-
zontally, the: . log: pass
through ine ful attoot Siength, 1
Storage 5

chips are conveyed to one of two
concrete chip ‘silos or, blown on-
to a huge storage pile which is
also supplied with chips as a by-
product from the integrated saw-
mill, Bark and sawdust from the
sawmill and the pulp mill wood-
room are recovered and burned
to produce steam.
The Pulp

In. order to use all the spec-
ies. grown in the Arrow Lak
area, the Celgar mill is integrated

(sulphate) pulp, Kraft pulp uses
an alkaline: cooking Hauer as
compared to the acid cooking li-
quor of.the sulphite process
which is more nesicicted in’ its
use of tree speci

ecelear will, ‘be the first milf
in B.C, to install Kamyr contin-
uous digesters; other B.C. mills
use batch-type vessels designed
on the pririciple of huge

From one. woodroom . the]:

es | the: raw _nraterial for paper and
to manufacture lumber and kraft | «

and
dusts; and gp tnderwater diffus-
er’ system dilute and mix liq-
uid ofa luents, -
elgar’s. engineers, in’ keep:

‘ing wie the Canadian pulp aad
paper. industry ‘in, general, are
staying constantly abreast of new
developments “and resear. ch
‘work in these pataratei

Columbia Pulp Sales Ltd, has
been’ formed: to" market ‘Celgar
‘Kraft and Columbia Cellulose |:
Sulpite. pulps, ‘It has its head of-
fice-in Vancouver’ and’ a ‘branch
office in Montreal.

Celgar” Kraft \will) meve by |
rail to markets in’ the’ United
States and Eastern Canada; Al-
though the high quality.bleached
kraft pulp‘ will be a finished pro-
duct from Celgar, it will! become

paperboard mills...

1t will,combine the qualities
of high strength. and fine ap-
pearance, and will compete with
many other prime kraft pulps

tured for ‘sale to’a single. buyer
on long ‘term. contract. ‘Because
of this, quality, price and‘ cus-
tomer’ satisfaction ‘are- essentlal
to Celgar Kraft sales, '

‘What

cookers, With the two continuous
digesters, chips will be fed'con-

bleached pulp will come out the
other, 80s: Pat

. Following. cooking the pulp
is washed and screened to remove
ings suncooked ©‘ pieces, slivers,
etc, *

‘One . of. the most. modern
bleaching techniques “ has. been
selected to insure the production
of a top quality bleached kraft
pulp. The chief bleaching agents
are .chlorine,. caustic and chlor-
iné-dioxide which is a super-
bleach. about, 2.6 times as “power-
ful-as chlorine, Between each of
five bleaching’ stages the pulp is
washed to remove chemicals,

finished bleached stock

is is then Pumped: into the headbox
from Which it extrudes an
opening along the bottom onto
the moving wire -screen of the
Fourdrinier machine, ‘The pulp.
sheet Sich Be Soxmed is drained,

‘The’ omeensng ‘will include
Flakt*

A key-feature of the kraft
process is ‘its ability. to recover

ating the ‘spent liquor and burn:
ing \it-in a.recovery furnace, In
this:‘way;the lig and other
organic: Y ontloris of the wood are
utilized ‘for steam and are not
contained in the ‘effluent aly pe
trom ‘the mill. . The

chemicals ‘fall to the floor, of the
furnace as‘ slag,

‘Ani II

the cooking chemicals by évapor- os

Wu Celgar -
raft Maks?

Cetger Kraft will: appear, as
the white. covering on’-cartons
and containers, in tissues, towels,
magazines and-white bags, as the
printing surface on cigarette car-
tons, the caging on shotgun ‘shells;
in photographic paper, milk car-
‘tons, Scomen food packages, wri-

Wax, papers, and a

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 25, 1960

ci eta

asa “market" pulp’ —. distinct |].
froma pulp which, is ,manufac- | |.

la W. HERRIDG u.
VERYONE WELCOME *~ :
inner

Siena

‘ill be received ‘be Sec.-Treas. until 12: 00 noon,
Aug... “30, 1960 for position of Bus Driver-Janitor.

; ‘Applicants must have’ valid class A ‘Chanfters
“licence nd ‘give full particulars in letter.

‘Applications must be sealed and clearly marked,”
‘®us :. Driver- Janitor application) or they will be
_ Tejected: :

Sines CH. King,
Sec.-Treas.,

S.D..No. 9, (Castlegar),

Box 820, Castiegae

ting pape:
wide range’ "ot similar products, .

|

a

Gaallogar-Kinnaird
Well Represented At
AK Convention

‘The twin villages will be repre-
sented ‘in force at the Association
of Kootenay Municipalities conven-
tion being held in Grand Forks this
weekend.

all Castlegar commissioners,
village clerk Joe Logelin, and works
sufpervisor |

Cot 5
.. Ackerinan,, Jake Hendricks, and
tillage chairman Cart, Loeblich will
Kinnaird,

ipal
discuss mutual Problems and ‘frame
repolutions for presentation at the
Union' of B.C. Municipalities ‘con=
| retton in New ‘Westminster _next

‘T. Oglow will ba’ there with éither
Comm. Walter ‘Thorp or, Agge Syl-
vest. "The Castlegar representatives
will also attend’ a Civil Pefence
Pigrosne sourse

.

- SPEAKER+. ee
HON. RAY

‘HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY.
"ROOM: AT CASTLEGAR

.) HEAR, “THE: FACTS ON “COLUMBIA RIVER
POWER DEVELOPMENT FROM B.C-’S Tor

ick | femtble for: the complete elimin-
‘ation of: ‘odour, the use
of continuaus digesters and the
tof. the latest in. black

of Were recent.
Satna to Deer Park, ‘the guests o of
Mar, and Mrs.:C, T. Wi

liquor.’ oxidation “techniques .are
expected to redu: odour to the

ae
‘Lake as ‘part of: the ‘new,. ‘im:

Credit candidate’ Don’ Brothers: The. high-.
way will-be opened next’year and will cut:

ding and is asking the endorsment
by. the ‘electorate of Social Credit’s record
in this riding~and in’ British, Columbia,
Since-his ‘election tothe provincial ; legis-
lature ‘in the D b P
Mr. Brothers has prover himself a vigorous

1958, by-electi

for this

down ‘travelling time , to ‘the ” coast.” Mr.
Brothers is seeki 1

Re

.. There rails fn North
America Chick ha have built in as
many -anti-pollution, features. as
Celgar. Some of these’ features
include: "strateic placement: of

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Ganada Packers Tender Leaf -
~Snow Flake pe

2-1 Ib. Prints . 49c | 2 cup size .

DR. BALLARD’S

“0G OR CAT.FOOD

i oz. TINS 3 for