12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1964

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Jan A, Cairns, manager of
the Celgar pulp division of Col-
umbia Cellulose Company here,
has announced the appointment
of Owen T. Dalley as preduction
manager and Richard J. Krue-
ger as operating superintendent.

«Graduating from Canterbu-

‘| ry University with a BSc’ and

MSc, Mr. Dalley entered the
heavy chemical industry in Au-
stralid -as a process engineer
and later spent seven years in

the technical department of New

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Ee hone of Axel Nielsen,

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In 1956 he emigrated to
Canada and spent three years as
laboratory supervisor and pro-
cess engineer with the Marathon
Corporation. Following this he
became: senior ‘technologist’ of
pulp. mill process controls for
the Champion Paper and Fibre
Company in North Carolina. In
July 1960, he joined the Celgar
pulp division as technical g§u-
perintendent and in November
1961 "he was appointed general
superintendent.

Mr. Krueger joined the com-
pany in Dec. ett as technical
assistant-to the. mill manager.
‘The holder of a. BSc in pulp and
paper manufacture ‘from the
New-York State College ot For-
‘estry, he has had’ considerable
experience in the’ fine’ paper
and ° ‘converting industries. .

to joining Columbia
Collulose, he nyas director * of

Lee Paper Company ‘at Everett,
Washi ington.

‘ Some. Fauquier
_ Residents Don’t
‘ Lace
Oppose sone:
Dear Sir:

Please ‘let me ‘have a_small

corner aoe your Castlegar News,

oppose Mr. Wise’s
Ketter ee “Rauquier residents do
not welcome amalgamation” dat-
ed Aug. 27.

In regards to Mr. Wise’s
letter,: 1 pvontd like to say to
Mr. Wise I hope his'letter gets
under the skin of.a few more
Fauquierites and tell him he co-
uld well practice the old saying
“live and let live.”

‘We have talked with a num-
ber of: Fauquierites : and conly
a handful are afraid’ of. wl
it might do to their taxes. Would
it not be better.to have one well-
organized community with one
well-run ° Institute, Community
Club and Farmer's Institute in-
stead of three ofeach in these

\d“be represented at these
tions? .

gamation.
‘AS joint taxpayers, ‘we're all

for ‘it.
anks for the: space ‘and
glad to air oun view:
Mr. and Mrs. "Ken Stewart,
Fear, BC.

PAUL — ‘To Mr. and: Mrs.
Richard Paul of Kinnaird, Sept-
ember eo a daughter.

RIDGE. — To Mr, and
Mrs: Wane H. Eldridge of China
Creek, September 7, a son.

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‘Provincial: Library,
By “1ParLiament Pudi dinggs

“ Victoria, B.C,

‘Dec. 31/87654

VOL. 17, No. 38.

man dropped a surprise announ: |
‘cement: at ‘council's meeting
Tuesday nent that almost, went

Comm. R. c. Maddock, who

ds for
‘the | village, commented “that a
matter: ‘that was _under- discus-
sion quite probably wouldn't be
changed this year but that. he
wouldn’t “speak for next *
“since I don't intend to be seel
ing ‘office in December.

dded: “I've only five |

He a
meetings left,"
Mr. .Maddocks has been

‘lous consideration to, his coun-
activities because of increas-

this was’ the first public’ indl-
his mind.

canes for, the ‘building estimated:
a of “$60,000.

council "ucsdoy’
night-an

the nm ‘light,

constriction oft a Figo, 000° apart
ment building in che. village and
gave ‘a’ flashing: red } ight’ that|
legally turned green to a second

tsimated to cost $6
By a. usanimous ‘vote,
SD elotors approved:the' re-
‘zoning of ‘an area‘of the village
ehind ‘the ‘B.C, Forest ‘Service
office ‘near’ Juniper’ ard*: 3rd:
This action allows the ¢

Fy a
would “not be affected, to any

‘to | great-extent.” He said the-other
three~‘property’ owners \in’-the
area.— Mike: Livingstone, -Ro-
bert.Fenner and E. M. McGauley

— have “all indicated ‘favoring’ rezo!

ing. Sha ‘allows apartments,

ig that “ino ruling can by

be satisfactory to all
Comm. Maddocks. said ‘approval | |

of certain’ suggestions made’ by. ‘land
Mr. ‘Sidon 7 his letter “would | |
‘as. iron-clad,” he. added, “and

io soaing can be set down ion
(continued on page six:

.- “An’‘apartment bullding, es
mated to cost $180,000 pad a
1d for | th

B
anywhere inthe village.” =.

: "2 Schoo

population ts 2,503

the at
to a $60,000
eee of Robson

‘S) :
‘the ‘hospital. :
‘The residents of that str

the zoning thet’ ee
ni

had; jpetitioned ‘council: to have |:

i This fsan ii of 146 ov-: :
ver the’ June 30’ figure’ when’:

candy Se these ,16 are on the
édult-progarm and 24 are se-
nior matriculation.

, has won the award,

last year,
er, second © from. the Legion. ee

vyear ‘she was awarded “a
10 Legion scholarship.

‘Of, her : university. fees paid ‘by:
18: ie Provincial severe
Iso. receive’a'$150 pi

on" parking,'’'a -petition.
oe

‘Chest fund drive were discussed
k's“ directors’.. meet-

‘This -. will invol
tasks: and first : "On the» list :is
Selecting a> canvass
oe ere} will be decisions 10

2
andle “publicit
te vettieing "tor. ithe ‘annual. ap:

: Beal,'. and « arrangements * for."
ge!

g-| ings
§ | Wesley. ‘Methodism’
bout] militant’ in“

not. ‘head. up: mine cam

align:
elf, but: would: ‘he: aratlabe: zto |:
in’-an T any:

‘An “overall authority.” Pos:

bly: Iabeled: a Columbia: River tee
thority, is needed to ‘Proper: |.

. developments ; ass

‘with Columbiairiver deter

it: the ban should be’
rn) * Tina vil Ones bel

Co
docks: and : Leo" Bosse. and vil-
e ;chairman..W.-H. Reed. fi
lvored: ‘thé change ‘with ‘commis-
sioners Lorne Zinio and.Gwilym
ting ;for‘retention’ vot
ding

(3.1/3. members) must: favor. a
‘change“in’ zoning: before .it,, can:
be implemented, the: euangs was
disallowed. .since fo1 mms. | £

ear
wiille‘re: cen in re area swat
ny, rail werd fae
thi

a ;
regard to the fo:

Rm irs sSidont | told jcoun:

zd ‘written: submission that

Sines, na other sbomey ist built;

in‘ the area‘:

re-sale value ‘0: jome would
He: sai

ection of apartments. He said

uit; his; own; ‘the |}
‘his home w

AE
eda fengthy discussion on five |:

bject “of ‘increas!
berthip Ta 8 ten pal

ranisaid: Mr. : Ai oul
‘he! affected nile i Sidoni

ny of: Ce rs
and: that should‘ concern

¢ Itself-more with. problems of

nes Pam

The,Columbia era
ment: committee- of, th
gar "Cham!

No’ Committee Interest

stl
hak oF ‘Commerce ue
it isn't

0 do
a certain: a veontinued OM.

r|Enevoldsen. He: listed’ Hydro’s| mit
-| prime cobjectives ‘as. providing 7
Ustored water and

and power.

is “to provide! service

through “its? ¢ i
It is: simply: old.
eviver

}| the Fyaro ‘Authority and to’ owe

to: our area;, to individuals, ‘to

7 cermin nots

said
ould: be ‘given: to a:

ads “which (would adequate-
eds of ‘th