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their second meeting since

tl and district

month. Left to right, Mrs. F.
president Mrs. K. E. Johnson and Mrs. F.' Holdworth. ‘The
club which has 26 members, is made up of the wives of

ROTARYANNS EXECUTIVE gather around the wheel of
an old river boat in the lobby of the Hi Arrow Arms after

the club’s inauguration last
Hirtle, Mrs. W. J. Lambeth,

and has 26 b

— Castlegar ‘News Photo

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“sound administration.”

law approval was sound “as ma-
jority opinion should settle all

tters.””
¥t agreed that the exclusive
use of term. mayor and alder-
man would eliminate’ confusion.
The Kinnaird brief also
agreed that ¢rust company and
goat Union subjection to muni-

It felt the requirement of 7
only a simply majority for by- eoalistic

Produces Local Reaction
Municipal Act Hearing

of the subdivision.
‘The name change from zon-
ing board of appeal to board of
justment was called ‘more

And the increased size of
the board was cited as “appear-
ing a necessity.”

It likewise concurred. with
the proposal to appoint the
board by a third party other
than the provincial government.

‘Empowerment of council to

favor: |&

itism.,
The brief went on to: say the
move to empower councils to
provide provisional zoning. for
sevelopmeht purposes in 2 ares

iS

set of for
any building was called “neces-
he | ary in.a progressive communi-

Exemption of a municipality
from’ the provisions of “ipality
four.of the controlled access

trial or Han density residenti:
a rapidly de developing ‘are2.”
the brief

was approved

use was “logical, especially, in|‘‘where there is

no direct :in-
volvement by the department of

questioned the | highways.

Finally, the Kinnaird brief
agreed ‘that local option is the

at most desirable solution concern-

fees to Sunday

require subtividers ‘to eed
aaaisonal municipal services to
to the size

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Keep the date open for the
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‘The process involved in the
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The zen use OF. “change”
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men. ft: Sraoly means that the
woman has ended her child-
bearing period, and this is evi-
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menstrual have
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Subject is discussed in all social
circles and there is a tendency
on the part of some to exagger-
ate the experiences of the men-
opause.

Because : exaggera-
tion, ; there ivf one 8) great
amount of apprehension and
fear” of hange, Ww] iis
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picture of great mental stress
in‘relation to this normal state,
and the result of this is that
many untoward symptoms are

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Since no: two women‘exper-,
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any Beare about the ‘meno-

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ind

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VOL. 19; No.

CASTLEGAR; BRITISH COLUMBIA. THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1966 .

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OPERATIONAL HEART. of Pacific Logging’s Slocan plan-
ning plant is the business of cutting the rough cords into

predetermined board widths.

This is the work of two saw-

yers operating a semi-automatic saw. The mill employees
number between 140 and 150 and most of them stay

with the job for many. years.

— Castlegar News Photo

| ‘An. estimate
board feet of lumber will be

442 million

freer by Pacific Logging Co.
Slocan next year, according
Walters, general man-

ike pla
This past lt saw the comple-
tion of the planning mill. move
from Passmore and a ~conse-
quent’ increase in production.
Mr. Walters was unable to

company

this
be 1% million
nee feet ou ee than that pro-
duced during the current year.
¥t would also be capacity pro-
duction for the plant as it is
now set up,

Mr. Walters sald he was
not ig expansion for a
few more years, instead “consol:
dation” of the present opera-

Three New Homes

ae homes a are to be
sail of Pacific: Losging's, Se

¢ cored: gnsouoed gen-
ea manager Bill ‘Walters, this

Possible ‘Mandgua
, Club: May Start-Up

Last y yaar ‘the arvival of hhea-| 3

S738 construction in’ the ‘Slocan| 1

for the par-

week.
The: job is being contracted
oats to Meath on, Realty, a Can-
le: estate. firm affil-
ined. wi the Canadian Pacific

No “date for start of the work
has beéh’ ‘established oeinalty al-
though the work was originally

Sot at) start wi

fal | breakup of the Slocan-and};

District iandgun Club. But it is
hoped 1967 will see the 2 organiza:
tion on its feet. again,’

hold te meets at its Lemon
Creek bridge’ site.
There: is some possibility

_ “president Adolf, Osis may. calla

meeting in the spring.
i On) the‘ executive are Har-
vey Myers and* ‘Mire.

eye

Kearney,
senile Lee ies ‘and Don | €4!
Rivers, sawmill supintendent.
‘Mr. Kearne preséntly com-

two- trip

i. mutes ‘the 5 way.
niza-| between his home in Nelson and

Slocan. Mr. Rivers’ recently
moved into'an ancient home on
‘This ts the. t first. _housin
e ing
construction: prdiject «spon
by. Pacific e Logging in
: The new:

‘mi}l was; complet-
ye _getablishied ‘in "Stocan last

Slated |

+ what his
would ultimately be harvesting
in board feet!from the huge tree
farm licence which the mill
draws its. wood from.
He cited the present rapid
expansion in Vancouver. Island
by Pacific. agua other dpeding

ample of

eae can be stepped 0
it went ‘on fo point out that the
own the dang

the spring of fi
= ita ofthe homes ae tbe p
Bemiie

ine aiage. t

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‘bers.

ay Ski Club
_ Hopes for $250
For Longer Tow

2 The Slocan and District Ski
Clup hopes to raise $250 for
nett longes tow rope i the next

ey is.to be raised.
‘The season last year started

fopéd this year
Guess ald th advance

aectelary: Sta Willford,: Winlaw,
vice - president: and. directors
Art. Stack, Ben ‘Lister and aire.

OK Regional
College Cost.
$108 Mi jon:

|B yank Norman Walker.
at Vernon.

taxpayers with a 2 $10) 000 ‘proper-
assessment of $6.16 the ren

and the fins cost, would be 1.57
. This’ would : affect: the nine
‘concerned, from

in most case, the Balance of your loan’,
‘agai your or total a remanent
7 owmned and

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oduetely by Credit ‘Unions and thelr. mem-

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Phone 365-7232

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not buying «!umber,

to determine how the mion- B

ear to set|:
up a ae drive and: get offic
A second innovation. far fs pm

le'can’t borrow mon-
ey to: » eee homes : times and bo they're
Eee, fisa bke Hit the indus-|%
‘He sided that lumber sales

le had hit'a
Oo a eee pi monte

The only commissioner: not
finishing a aterm of office is B. E.
O'Neal...

To date none of the commi-
MS / sioners. have announced’ tnten-
tions' to ‘seek nomination for a

not; “expected, they / will until
shortly before nominations close
Vel
ice Wright, chairman

; lof ‘couheil in neighboring Silver- |;

ton, /arinounced. ‘he. does -not in-
tend: to: seek a: further, term’ of

further term of: office, And it is pi

LAST STAGE in Pacific Logging’s Slocan
operation is loading the: finished Jumber der ding to
into Canadian Pacific Railway cars at’ the
siding. Here the loading ‘foreman and his
W| assistant check a consignment. of white.
pine, destined for Pennsylvannia. A large
percentage of the lumber harvested from

the Slocan Lake area goes across the ‘bor.’

tion

a

News Photo

‘nie Kearney. Plans are presently under-
way to enclose the loading area with a
roof. for the winter months. — Castlegar.

« The bracelet is-one bauble

which has enjoyed a’ long: life
of Bopularity, from the ancient
Romans day’s teeners,

has it found such an impor
purpose ‘$0 serve. Today it ‘can

life and death for sufferers of

ie 2 medication,

ein As es, sit ieee in in’ medi:
ea er

invention, In 1956 the eee

Marion Collins, nearly: died be-
cause her. allergy to tetanus an-
titoxin ‘serum was not properly | ¢
emphasized.

‘The American doctor decid-
ed to find’a standard method of
een millions of people.un-

eiteumsta’

‘similar
are. helpless, in

n, women and
ies "The "tact of: the amulet
the warning.

pater

flic lis upplies
oeaienet informal on
next-of- kin. and“ de
articular disease.
This record
onto and‘a duplicate forewarded
to ‘the’ international. headquart-
ers in. Turlock’ Calif.

The ‘telephone ‘number of
this central’ file is ‘engraved on

his: full
Aootor,

‘case! of accident, a\volect: call

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interns ional sszociates =| ala six

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