BCAA Experioncs Shows
New Car Cwners
Should Study Manual

: Don't turn the ignition;ance’ service every 60. days
While this area is trying, blem if you can get all your | Sia pe : : . key and start off down the/or 6,000 miles, © whichever
to attract industry, do you|refuse into the allowed num- ‘ E highway in that new car be-|comes ‘first, Others recom.
realize several small busin-| ber of containers, fore studying the booklet] mend 4,000 and 2,000 mile

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 865-5503

B.C. Hydro's Power
Over 3.5 Million KW

The total amount of ow-|Columbia’'s population. ‘i
er available for B.C. Hydro's Next major additions <.
# | customers now ‘exeeds | 3.5|Hydro'’s generating capacity

million kilowatts. salt be ey igorth e eeventh
More than half this a-jand cig! -kilowal
mount ‘comes from two sour-|units at the Peace river pro-

we stock a@ full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

> for children

WR doesa't poy

over to take

cheaces with
iia crontng,

Progress Being Made

By Honorablo Ray Willi:
garding discharges from pulp

‘Maddocks Shoe Store malts Water: Recourse / Sn can be identified in two

Pulp Water Pollution

nm expressions of concern re- ‘FREE! 3 ole
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Second of Three Articles |categories. These are toxicity
Although there has'been|and organic waste’ loads—
considerable progress made|and they are inter-related.

essmen are marking time be-
fore their businesses will be
liquidated?

| Maybe not over night,
but the hand writing is on
the wall—NO DEPOSIT, NO
RETURN bottles,

1 This spells doom to every
young fellow who strived for
some degree of independence
by scrounging bottles,

I know of one young man
who has yet to celebrate his
ninth birthday and has paid
fialf the price of a “new
style” bike and bought a fish-
ing.rod and tackle box to
boot, all in the period of a
couple of summers.

Any organization that
has pre-advertised a worth-
while cause for a bottle drive
has proven how successful
this venture can be.

‘ I£ the plea to save the
Small businessman in itself is
Not sufficient, take a look at
what every householder has
to gain in the form of a non-
returnable bottle which be-

comes “instant garbage” the | lin

minute it is used only once.
you live in an area

Yes,
away to the nearest dump,
and it's really no trouble,
but it is a known fact that
it is just a matter of time
before a charge is to be made
to everyone that wishes to
dump in the regional dump.

It is hoped the public
will shoulder its responsibi-
lity and not take to indiscrim-
inate dumping along the
roadways, yet bottles will be
thrown out of moving ve-

debris is still evident.

becomes just that, while one

being retrieved.

on the strength of those few
cents, I

in, checking it much like a

Believe me this is true,
for I married that young fel-

eg
where you have garbage pick-
up, it is not too big a pro-

low and his love for flying is
still with him.

you can haul it ;

hicles and even with the|cess of its programs, Selturk
threat of heavy fines, this|College has been keeping a
close check on the members
An unreturnable bottle|of its two graduating classes.|by the college.
Anesey studies have included
ot! e i
with value, even just a couple |i universit and those en-
of cents, becomes an object tering omployment directly
that runs a good chance of upon graduation from one of
the two-year career programs
Dreams have come true | offered by the college.

I knew a young fellow} cussed on the 10 graduates
that financed the better part] of
of his flying lessons a num- technology program,
ber of years back by a rou-!inown as industrial electron-
ine tour of the area he lived | ics technology.

tUhOER

Selkirk Electronics
Graduates Get Jobs

As one index of the suc-;phone. One graduate is em-
Ployed at Selkirk as an audto-
visual technician in charge
of all A-V equipment owned

4|.c calls that even a new car

In a recent development,
al

electronics chair-|diploma of technology.

e
Selkirk has been assessed by
the federal government and
it has been decided that elec-
tronics graduates from ihe
college will be eligible for
One of these studies fo-| civil service openings. An im-
3 tensive study of the electron-
the electrical-electronics|ics program was undertaken
now/jlast year, after which a tew
changes were made so that it
. og regia “i would comply with the re.
In a statement released| qui r ni:
trapper checked his trap| recently, diplarn tae Cohn eee
es. man Russ Commenting on the sur-
vey of employment opport-
unities for graduates in elec-
tronics, Selkirk principal An-
dy Soles noted the apparent
Practical advantages to stu-

known. variously as the Own-
jer’s Manual, Owner's Guide,
jor Operating Instructions.’
That advice comes from

em

interyals.

Most manuals specify the
type of lubricant to be used
and dk e

the B.C. A
tion, which knows ‘from. ex-
perlence in answering troub-;

can suffer mechanical break-
down — sometimes through
the owner’s ignorance _ of
how to operate and care for
the particular vehicle.

Sitting in the driver's
seat is the best place’ to be-
come familiar with the’ Own-
er's Guide, since most of the
mechanisms it describes are

‘hand.

Consult the index, either
at the front or back of the
booklet, to find where in-
structions are listed for op-
erating such items as wind-
shield wipers, heaters, seat-
ing adjustment mechanism,
hand brakes and other de-
vices sometimes needed at a
moment's notice.

Be certain to memorize
three facts, which BCAA says
are perhaps the most import-
ant advice the manual con-
tains for proper car care,
First is the correct weight,
of oil for the car, Second is
the recommended pressure
for the tires, often listed un-

in front of you or close at|t!

Points to be lubricated. BCAA
suggests that as a safeguard
the owner should show the
mechanic the lubrication pro-
cedures advised by the man-
ual ‘if the job is being done
at an independent’ garage or|
service station.

If the car is taken to the

anics there « already © should
know’ the | proper servicing
procedures.

dealer for this service, mech-||.

«KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

\ TONIGHT.

‘ST. RITA'S HALL

Take special notice of
he i

FRONT STREET:

’s_ instruc.
tions for operating the radio,
air conditioning and other ac-
cessories. You might find
built-in. features you. would
not otherwise know about.

You will enjoy ‘your
radio more, for example, if!
you know how to lock the
selector buttons to tune in
stations automatically as you
travel in different sections of
the country.

Check instructions for
releasing the car’s hood lock.
Lift the hood yourself a few
times so you will know how
to raise it quickly as a dis-
tress signal if the car stalls
on the highway.

Read the instructions on

NS !

PRESENTING

SATURDAY
OCT. 25

by British Columbia's. pulp
and paper .milis in recent

Pollution control based o!
multiple re-use of process
waters and internal waste

che ulti-

In the first instance, the
impact: of toxicity and organ-

‘years in estabushing in-plant}ic waste loads.on the water

resource. is related to the
mill location and the source
of the > water receiving its

P i u

mate effectiveness of pollu-;
tion control in the industry
rests with ‘out-plant waste
control methods.

Generally speaking, ° in
matters relating. to out-plant
waste control by the pulp and
paper industry, the govern-|
ment’ believes there are no
fixed rules that can be 4j
plied across the board on all
pulp mills,

It has ‘been the practice

of the Pollution Control Bran-|

ch to assess each’ mill indivi-
dually, taking into account
the capacity of the’ mill, the
nature of the product, the
quality’ and quantity’ of ‘the
receiving waters, and so on,

The branch administers
the act in the belief that the
accepted Siuality, of effluent

lo the

In this consideration, the
government’s pollution con-
trol engineers. are working
on the- basis that any dis-
charge to fresh water is a
greater hazard than that to
the open sea.

OF course this position is
taken with due regard to the
that similar discharges!

‘ While not considered al§
danger, foam and water dis-|®

tors which must be taken into
account. use they are vis-
ually offensive.

waters and the mode of dis-

capacity: afforded by the re-
ceiving waters to maintain a
realistic margin of safety for)
the marine or fresh wa!
environment from toxic con-
di

lons.
In addition, the Pollution
Control Branch is committed

and paper mills
ed to the location of the
mill and th thi

receiving waters,
parent that, generally speak-
Ing, lution control | costs

Tt 0
longing to the bride’s grand.
oa are higher for interior mills mother was worn by Karen

mills.
heila Amos, daughter of Mr.
cp aoc4s dn addition te an Mrs. David Amos of Kin-

hen she became the
trol, all new kraft mills con- nalrd, See ene en Hohert

than those for coast
modern in-plant waste con-

coloration are aesthetic ‘fac-| ¢

Hughes - Amos Wedding

loom brooch be-, Vancouver,
A_heirloo Nancouver,

— Pettitt Photo

ces — the Peace river hydro-
electric development at Port-
age Mountain and_the . Bur-
card) = Thermal

ject. The sixth is due to bz
placed in service in 1971 and
the next two in 1972,

Plant near Port Moody.

Two 227,000-kilowatt un-
its were added at the Peace
project during the past sum-
mer, increasing Hydro’s total
generating capacity by almost
15, per cent to 3,509,622 kilo-|
watts.

With five units now in
service, ‘the Peace river pro-
Ject is rated at -1,135,000 kilo-|
watts. The Burrard ‘plant,
which added a fifth \150,000-
kilowatt unit last fall, has a
total capacity of 750,000 kilo-
watts.

Of Hydro's total 3.5-mil-
lion-plus capacity, all but a-
bout 100,000 kilowatts is av-
ailable tothe utility's: “‘inte-
grated system,” the common
transmission network which

power users on both sides of
the border.
Hydro generates, ierangs

providing extra security for|eyk

Richard Emery
Funeral Service
Held at Slocan

Funeral
Richar
who died Oct. 13, was held
in St. Andrew's Presbyter-
jan Church in © Slocan last
Friday with Rev. J. Wiseman
officiating.

was born

Mr. Emery
March 7, 1931 in Vancouver
and came to Slocan in 1955.

Hymns sung’ at the ser-
vice were Abide With Me and
the Old Rugged Cross.

Pallbearers were. Phil
Pauquette, Charles Brodman.
Don Pearson, Al Anderson,
Len Lagore and Gordon Ten-

services for

2.
Burial was in Slocan
Cemetery.

The course includes

mits and el

the:

Campbell River,
Michigan.

i on-
road observation and _ trail

‘d William Emery, 38.|°

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Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
D'Arcy Hughes of Nelson.“
the waste effuent prior to Flowers decorated . St.

ie 2

uses these same waters may|and as a supplement to ulti-|David’s Anglican Church for

offer in the future. mate dilution and- natural|the Oct. 4 wedding ceremony

It is recognized that most Db C. N, Ho-

a te! it is likely this) ward.

“School District
si Borrows $30,000 Ne e other hand, be-

On _th
“ak - cause’ of the alluticn atiorded
Tem) borrowing of waters,’ secondary
1,000 has been granted to treatment so far has not been carried a bouquet
School District No. 9. considered: technically essen- ind white roses.
: is was’ reported at|tial for coast mills, except Miss Lynda Amos of Van-
Monday night’s board meet-|perhaps where . the mill couver, sister of the bride,
in;

Students

. located at.the head of an in-|was maid-of-honor with Mrs.

This sum is to be repaid} let or some: other area where | Jerry (Faye) Rogers of Castle-
over a period of five years| flushing action and assimila-| gor and Miss Lynda Krue-
at $6,000 per year. - tive capacity may’ be limited.|gar of Kalamazoo, Mich., as

attendants.
Flower girl was Miss
Gaercia Banham of Kinnaird.
The maid-of-honor and

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Ladies’ FUN. FUR Coats

Smartly styled with the luxurious look of seal.

Blue, brown, loden. 8 to 18. ss
- Spanish lamb trim on collar or cuffs. Black or Regular 6.99 ______ SALE "We!
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Regular $50 ——___ sas $3D Men’sBuffaloCheck Shits
‘Ladies’ pant Suits

In a long wearing blend of wool and nylow.. Water
Newest swagger style in a wide choice of fabrics

repellent. Green, blue or red checks.
‘and colors. An Outsanding Fashion 1 6
SALE es

flowe ‘l wore gowns of
blue flowered nylon net over
taffeta while the :attendants'
gowns were of purple fl
ed nylon net oven taffeta.

Best man was Mr. Dan
Pasacreta of ‘Vanvouver with

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Pink and write bells and
streamers decorated the Leg-

‘selection of materials from
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@ lace-covered bride's Ladies’ Half Slips
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Young’n’swing 'n styles fashioned in ‘wools and

ink roses. Two white doves, Re ‘98: 2 SALE
olding silver rings in their gular 1.9

Acrylics.: Wide variety of patterns and colors. ~
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beaks, adorned the top. . ‘
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Nylon ‘Pantie Hose
‘A good time’to stock up on sleek-fitting pantie
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All Sizes
“Save 25% SALE 1.33

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With ‘a clingy leg band that holds pantie hose
securely. White or skintone. S.M.L. 1 49
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Reversible Heirloom Bedspread

With luxurious fringe‘ trim. A ‘classical timeless

design in your choice of white or antique white-
7D. B. Size,

2 28.88

pers in crys'

candleholders also decorated
the bride's table. 2

Master of ceremonies Mr.
Colin Maddocks of qinnaird
read: telegrams from Vancou-
ver, Vancouver Island, Syd-
ney’ and Edmonton.
For her daughter's wed-
ding the bride’s mother wore
a rose-colored silk dress with
navy. accessories: and a pink
-jearnation corsage. ‘The
“| groom’s mother: wore a blue
lace ensemble with accessor-

Positions in B.C. dustries
jor decorating ideas, called|ors because it helps to solve of oung people|Service coupons. Some manu-|the car when’ you ‘need it,
t aane electing to take i =
irom lumber dealers.
in which room, and how to Programs offered at Se
and remodelling projects, the} drapes and furnishings. creased per-
for Ltd., national distributors |tenay Power and Light, B.C./eer programs. He concluded
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high-quality Feproductions of @ e © A Bens
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- Rev. Ted Dencher, form- In 1953 a family of evan- e : .
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ated “montages,” made up of Bap’ minister, will be
in furnishing and decorating.
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a judgment following death IS YO CANVASSER CALLII NG BACK AT YOUR HOME?
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Ped with two a
Former Jehovah's
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the various fabrics and fin-|sp N ‘ e a
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the New Testament to deter-
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One_ pocket contains
°
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sample of the product. 2
yp ishing materials widely used

result of these meetings he e ‘

mine whether or not the tea- 3

ching was true that Jesus is : 4

God.

During the course of A
-{9:27, which teaches there is
denied by the Watchtower S zs 5 z 3! 7 5 Pere:
i time — his evenings and weekends — to help -in:this United Appeal drive. If
appreciate it.

Convinced of the biblical
teaching that Christ is God,
and that there is a judgment
after death, he left Jehovah’s
Witnesses and was soon af-

es 7
Girls’ Dresses

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An exciting collection of bonded knits in wash-
able orlon. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 6x. - ‘eg z
Regular 5,98 & 6.98 oe SALE 4 88

21, 1967 and works
time as a home mission-
By in the field of evangel-

7m.

Here'sa gift package that will be remembered tong
after the Christmas season; a year's subscription to
- Beautiful British Coluiiibia magazine plus a full-color
1970 calendar-diary. You can give both for just. $2 ~
the regular price of tie magazine Subscription alone.
‘We announce your gift with a greeting signed in your
name and the current Winter issue of Beautiful
British Columbia. The 1970 Spring, S
Fall issues will be mailed.as published: *
This offer applies only to new and renewal sub-
pl for $2 and‘ with
the Winter, 1969 issue.

Give Once to Over

He has written two
books: ‘‘The Watchtower Her-
esy Versus the Bible” and
“Why I Left Jehovah’s Wit-
nesses.” A third book, “The
Jehovah’s Witness Heresy:
Its Origin,” has been com-
pleted and is expected to be
published soon.

Ladies’ Long Robes sat

Brushed arnel, cuddly acetate or printed acrylic.
Attractive styles and colors. Sizes’ °’
S.ML. Reg. up to $16 ______. SALE,

to coastal
points in Canada and the Un-
ited States the bride donned
‘a brown wool suit with white

Dusk-To-Dawn
_ Outdoor Lighting

_” for security

ssories.
pee Guests were from Castle-
Kinnaird, Trail, Nakusp,
Kelowna, Oyama,

-Hen’s -Porma-Press -.Shirts

_ for safety
_* for convenience

There is no substitute for the security,
safety and convenience of your own Outdoor
Lighting. It dispels the gloom of darkness,
enhances and protects your property, dis-
courages vandals, and lengthens the day for
work or play.

Dusk-to-Dawn Lighting is automatically
turned on at dusk and turned off at dawn by
an electronic control,

‘West Kootenay Power will furnish the lighting unit together with
& pole for mounting, replace burned. out lamps and provide electricity for
operation — all for the low cost of $3.75 per month added to your electric
peter ($3.00 per month if the’ customer provides a suitable location for
mounting).

&

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ay tte DUSK-TO-DAWN’ LIGHTING — write, tele-
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KINNAIRD
ELECTORS

The Court of Revision will sit in the Council Chamber

Nov::1st., 1969 between the hours of 11.00

am, and 12.00 noon to correct, revise and certify the list

: Allen Selbie,
Clerk-Treasurer.

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Regular 7.00

Men’s _Perma-Press: Pants

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‘Salin Bound Floral Blanket
“A cosy blend of viscose and acrylic for year
‘round comfort. Size 72" x 84”.

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Terry Bath Towels

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