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ery Thursday at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
—e BRITISH COLUMBIA. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961

CONTESTANTS

Pals Queen contee-
. tants, one of which Sil reign one
Bo Pair on. Gepts 18 and
these grade 6 girls from
schools:

Sandbagging is Well

" Graduates Asked ‘to Take”
Part in Ideological Fight

An deol le is en Communism and
ently going ou in the world bet-| and’ Une 100) trades
Lorne Kavic With
External Affairs

‘SHES

6,300 PERSONS toured through Celgar’s

ta 4 { ll Pulp mill at the weekend. Here part of
, i ; Pro. Rey told the raduates| 2,900 people who toured the mill on Sat
e urday are shown watehing the kraft pulp

being cut

cal

3b every min.

te of the day, Ir must be bbe fought|
freedom

Persons toured the mil on Sunday at the be
fate, for the first threo
than 1,000 per hour. — Pettitt Photo | The tery

CASTLEGAR NEWS

10 ——_10 CENTS PER CENTS PER COPY

“Renata and Lake Areas Isolated:

| Underway

Shuttle Boat
For 4 Hours

and baled. Over 3,400

for foot
hours, of more} chudren

and 930 am and betwen 3 amt 3
pm

Celgar Bags

For Cominco?

‘If Celgar ever installs mach-, without export, and unl

unless we ex-

tnery tor the making of peper bags| POrt were Dot going to have pree-

with other’
is

ings
and as members of particular na-
tonal
peopl
ah “fe witn b cnpte fe Party ommers to Gissuss the prob-
of idea
the graduates not to. ge peng fog the women's soft-
Unrough life in the same w bball league, Mr. Savoy asked that
the field be graded, the dugouts fix-

igh water at the Celgar sa tau and ie proved or fou
they" tated x Sane foro Couns ppv hv ain
of the park on Wednesday and the | Mor

Arrow Boat Club
Issues Warming = [irate of ie oe

‘row Bost Club this week | M

id “industry “usually attracts in-
oo

ra Kooter
yeara ahead.
Tite decade of he OO i er
tainly a great era,” he comme
oni Cray sai Cas ost sn.
e Tooded”hostes,faid' 2) boet. cha

as] spokesm:
\ He added that ROMP are pre-
pared to prosecute if complainin| the

HAPPY FACES were in evidence last Friday night at
the pulp mill when municipal ‘councils from Nelson
cat fa Kinnaird and Trail

erman and Comm. Aage Sylvest of Castlegar. Third pi
ture shows Kinnaird commissioner G. S. Rust and pro-
Cuction manager J. T. Hegeman watching a log going
aough the barkers. In the fourth picture, where the
aft paper is bundled, are shown Kingsley Harris, Cel-
gar’s public relations officer from Vancouver, Castlegar
village chairman N. T. Oglow. pulp mill manager Eugene

War-
‘superintendent, Second

: ; ¢ af the machines with Mitch
i ford, pi stores
Picture shows Jack S Sawyer, plant engineer, a Trail ald-

Rev. H. Ragg Moved
To Vancouver Parish

Tuo Rev, H. I O. Rage, for the| is cloned dows compictiy
Feetor of

made :
Bost Club co provide ane
portation to Castiegar
© Celears sewmils civnon

past two years the planer mill was convered “a
the Pariah of Casttegar, has been | electricity from steam che turaer
of St, Lake's racer

soe, ]OFFICIAL, OPENING of the Cloverleaf Motel is being
feel| held this week. The motel, located at ie he Jeuction of the
new highway < by 3 highway, is owned by Mr. and

N. al is heated by leetrcity, — Castlegar

DeLuca, mayor L. A. Read of Trail, Rossland-Trail MLA
Don Brothers, lar A. Barclay, secretary and vice-pre-
sident of Celgar and Columbia Cellulose, and Kinnaird
village chairman Carl Loeblich, Final picture shows
Kinnaird commissioner Ron Giles and Dennis Brookes,
manager of Celgar’s sawmills division, — Castlegar
News Photos