CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 20, 1965

May is safety month at ‘the
Trail oj erations of Cominco but

Safety a Year Round °
_ Business at Cominco

Larger School.

wont
Attondi ood st

tl
tours are the permanent ‘union pratt! Proposal to study

safety.
ness there, r + ompany officlal |
sald today.
J. C. Ink, supervisor of
safety. and hygiene, said the
joint’ union-management safety
committee is one of the sig!
ficant factors in. the company’s

jaba- | possibility of consolidatin
na, chairman, and Stan Walsh, of the province's school
secretary; the union area man} was
the’ area 7 the ed
area safety r
senior safety ins; ector’ ‘at ‘the
division concerne:
- The inspection , group, ‘con-
ich. things as

full-time P
program.

This committee is compris-
ed of two permanent union re-
presentatives who are its chair-
man and secretary; one union
representative from each of the
company's 10 working areas and
members of Cominco's: safety
department.

The prime function of the
joint committee, said Mr. Ink,
is to: ensure that safo working
conditions are ed thro-
ughout the Trail operations and
invelves weekly Ans inspection tours

and mont meetings,
‘Call your : Each Wednesday, the safe-
Canadian ty inspection team tours ‘de-

Pacifie agent signating’ working areas. Tn.the

on

Worthy of. Consideration:

8 Pe- tenay Lake achool district,
the}.

some | sald'ivery’ serious consideration

Districts

‘The government: candidate

housekeeping in all work areas,
guards on moving machinery
and condition of equipment gen-
erally, the, condition: of ‘electri.
cal wiring and | other.’ devices
and the: work methods of em-
Ployees on ‘the job.
iy unsafe ‘conditions or
practices are noted) and reme-
dil action: is ‘taken’ as. agreed
to and direct id. by the com-
mittee, oS
In addition’ to’ the’ weekly
inspection tours, the whole com-
mittee meets‘on the first Frida
of.each month to review reports
of; previous: inspections and to
study progress of any corrective
action: recommended. Other fac:
tors’ dealing: with: plant safety

sold have oa been !
o '‘many, . He: men-
tioned that the Celger pulp or
lumber divisiong are on the. Cas-
tlegar . school : district ‘tax rolls
for about $12 million in asseas-
ment “yet!those:plants couldn’t
trees produced le fie Arseny

ce -
kes school district." ce
Shnilarly, he ‘said,’ the Ar.
w dam upon its completion
wil, be on ‘the: Castlegar school
district tax rolls for 28 miilion

course of a: year, the entire;
@ Scenic Dome rait travel Trail operations are inspected. at,
© Low-cost rail fares

and; accident: prevention’ also
may be’

least four times by this method.
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linking five continents

Tos fracss es [anes ferrari esnons
‘WORLDS MONT COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

purposes of $10 an acre such as
the eas8 with Hydro’s Bridge

‘would: smiean, he’ said,
that all’ of fhe: reservoir area
behind ‘the Duncan’ dam would
#| be on ine ne Kootenay Lake school

district tax-rolls while parts of

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the ‘Arrow reservoir: would be
on: the Revelstoke and Castle-
gar ‘school: districts ‘with: most
of-it on the Arrow ‘Lakes school |'
district: rolls, :

Mr. Camphell said the Dun:
can. dam,’ which:.will have an
assessed value;:for ‘schoo! pur-|
poses of over $6 million when
it is ‘completed, would ‘be ‘én-
tirely on the rolls of the Koo-

Castlegar. Ferries”.
‘Make. More. Trips

There, were-1) 089’ more trips
made_ by: the Castlegar ferries
last month.than were
ing April, 1964 and 19,588 ‘more
automobiles: and * dri

-brackets) follow:
Number of round trips 6,-
059) 6,148;: number, of automo-
biles and drivers’ (55,741) ..75,-
$29; number of passengers not.
drivers (90,728) /120,302;. num-
ber of trucks, all types (15,482)
25,284; number of: trailers and
semi-trailers (860) 1,166;: num-
her. of: motor: buses”: (754): 8:

= development at ‘an estima‘

“| last. month (with April, 1964 in | 5 al

824;|The difference is a.drole.

Mr. roposals,”' he
meget “but "a ops it cauti-

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New Campaign
* For University

The Bishop of Nelson, M

Rev. W. E. Boyle, chaucelior
of the’ university « of Notre Dame
announced ‘this week that the
board. of governors, of the uni-
versity have: decided that:im-
mediate steps. must. be” taken

Proxmately $2,100,000,

Funds. raised.:, will permit
Notre Dame to proceed with the
first phase ‘of a master plan for
the development of the Nelson
campus,

making: the. announce-

ment Biche Doyle said: We are
proud to be playing: our, part in
meéting’ the needs’ for’ higher
education in the province. Af-
ter very,” cargtil assessment ,of
growing ‘demand: for
pene facilities in. the interior
we feel. that..we must. take im-
mediate’ steps to. translate our
-Plans into. action.
y Construction. ane for: the’
‘development.-of, the University.
have been ‘divided into phases
timed to: meet .the. demands of

rol r Its
Notre, Dame's current full-tim
student.‘ enrolment; of 491 will
expand. ta. 2,000 by 1970...

, Phase one ofthe construc-
tion program, .. scheduled: -for.
completion “by. September, 1966,
calls ; for:;the erection. of :, the
first of a three-stage. Ubrary.
cot ‘Of $1,000,000 and‘ the first:

‘A women’s residence which
will be ‘financed by.a loan from
Central: Mortgage and Housing

modation for 300 students. +

. THE DIFFERENCE
*Twixt. optimist and pessimist

number ‘of motorcycles (20) 355
and - livestock (10) 32. f 2

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Greats for or a

oportionately larger and Jayeees was

lar wibotiage of the

tlegar sp ig Centen-

nial committee was held Monday
in: the village hall’.

The name of Confederation
Centennial) ‘
opted to
former B.C.

e, Which ‘hi
Giaity ‘dissolved:

ty Gordsn, 7
tennial consultant!
the community Pee the. ‘brant

/ in Nelson, attende

regional: ‘Cen-

Cedar St We i
Ph. 365-5578 -
12.

ing‘ outside
. otis was. clarified -by Mr. .Gor-| ani
t-| don, who advised Pass

and.head’ of |.

ideas, suggested ‘by, the Castle
ar group. i
: The’ issue of ite "proposed

of te be pro
ing and spoke’ on several a wort
undertal

ing.
while project could’ be Re

ng
letter also advised that ten
Gon: train will bi

ark
Pass Creek p ra Millage boun-

Greek |
called:.a’ class

therefore can
centennial pro-

park’ is’: what: is:
“Cc” park ‘and
come, under .the
Ject’ plans. 2°

make a. de-

obtained by submitting
ean 44 x Peal com forms. These
‘ants come
Génten ‘committee and
not:bée handled through the mu-
nicipal: offices,
Correspondence received
vinclal » Cente:

ation ee

war

TRAIL DRIVING SCHOOL

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lin. Gastegne on. February

He also explained the com-|'
t- mittee should Pot pe in too

uUrTy : :
thé project, as grants

10
1 ‘in’ the Centennial ¥ year.

“to led
“\p-by

and. 10.
dealing

Bissell Guest Speaker al
At Local Jaycees Meet |

elena installed the new execu-
tive ‘as follows: Andy’ Boolinoff,
president; Ivan Oglow,: vice-pre-
he even- Fidents Lawrence: Fopotf, aecrek
. Tage superin- | ary;' trelo: ensurer
dent: & School Districts Doucette, director, Dave

1 meet-
Cinnaird

tive ,talk| Cooper shas‘!one >more year: to
with the’ egional. Col-| complete’ his: term: as’ ctor.
d the new schol system Guests; included: Mr.’ ‘and

him
the Trail ‘Jaycees.

CASTLEGAR NEWS; riot May 20, 1065.

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- CASTLEGAR . ‘PH, 365s 8305 AFTER 6 PM,

“vie presi
district

ah Veipattl

wills
health, » safety
“fieat: me personnel
for their ‘co-operation. Gusti!
AS motion! was passed | that
es Of O' °
eee invited: to'attend a
$1 to’ discuss: pos-

-Tepresenting the
etic
ed on investi: a

and picnic

sports fi
Bro spoke very ‘strongly | cl

Mr. Bro roject,: which
eable to may

ingot the: group’ committee
the Boy
home of Mr: and Mrs: Les‘Dat

Faeently, t

n oman at
A han He woanestay tigi
will now be h
night: R. Av aie is assaling

leadership ‘of Mr, Mun
ourt

which ‘the boys themselves han-

IL of
ve ‘also* pendle ‘the ‘operating a
and disci

sD:
it, the Scouts, ‘and Cubs-had’
ihr ie "pottle ‘drive, see
due to the’ shortage < of vehicel
some f of the,

Us mhe. regular month meet |.’

held: at the
Scouts wee via

mooting. wi which BF

ne of; the cub leaders.

under’ the
The Scout’ “troop ning has'a

‘of. honor operating.

the troop’s business.
matters. .7°.:

‘fini ‘committee
avis, © reported

town, were

i ‘at the eran could: ‘take t
cise some projects, much ae ar

‘art displays or posters. ::

ray Spring:
Mrs. R. Fowler, Robson Te-

presentative, suggested compet-
itions with prizes for essays oD
the subject of the Centennary

‘The’ ‘season: will: be: closed
with the; leaders. taking, their
on, an a Be

year might be encouraged in
the school.

Our conratalotos t

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far-sighted and, arte

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