SIDS

“DOMAIN LOY

WHILE VANCOUVER SLEPT in the
early morning hours of last Thursday,
one of the largest moving jobs in the
city’s history was quietly taking place
through city streets. This giant “‘pres-,
sure cooker,” built for the Prince

tiles, plastics and chemicals to over
200,000 tons annually. The: huge ves-
sel, which is 62-ft. long and weighs
87 tons, is valued at 4 quarter of a
million dollars before installation. It
is lined with a mirror finish of po-
lished stainless steel. When z installa:
ted Ci hi Tat

Rupert pulp division of Columbia Cel-
. lulose, Will increase the output. of
high quality pulps for ‘Arnel’. tex-

tion is

will operate the world’s three largest
‘batch digesters.

Interesting Canadian Facts

World Doesn’t Owe Anyone a Living
88 SHSS Grads are Told:

‘The world docsn’t owe any-
body a living and the key to
success in the. world today is
specialization, the 88 mem! ers
of SHSS’s 1964 graduating class
were told last Friday evening
at commencement — exercises
ae “ca ter of Nel.

|. C, enter -
Pee uates that they

ne job bet-

point in
members

ig
ing class ‘are:
Helen Amar oeotss arene Ar- SUN
"i rf mn

bakken, Wendy Reith, Olga Ril-
dward
‘ohn, Daniel. Romaine, .Richard
ysen, Ritva Saarileko, Elaine

off, ‘Kenneth Roberts,

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G6.W.G.
» WORK. PANTS
AND. SHIRTS

decorations,

.For the graduation dance,
the school's activity room was
turned: into a. castle with’ coats
of’ arms,; shields and crossed
‘spears on all” walls... Hundreds
of stars dangled-from the celil-
ing while ‘highlight of the deco-
rations was a “water fountain”
constructed . of ‘hundreds of
strands of celophane with chang-
ing colored lights played. on it,
‘Members of the’ graduat-

ne Sewe!

Sheloff,

Murray Smith, Ron -Sober-

lak, Paul Sookachoff, Olaf Sor-

neon David Stadler, Ae Ae
nger, Eileen Stoochnoff, ' Eli- i '

sabeth Stooshnoff, Evelyn ‘Ten-|150 Main. St. Ph, 365-3731

nat, Alan Thorp,’ Richard Til- fs

ley, Margot Titford, Brian Waite,

Gerald) Warner,

Derryl White, Kenneth’ Wyllie. |

Louie Sherstobitoff.

Larry Web:

farcia
Donald Schwartzenahuer, Joan-
ll, Carle ‘Shealds, Cecil

ster,

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CHEVELDAVE’S
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CASTLEGAR, B.C.

“look with happy

the years ahead.” She paid
tribute to teachers, friends, re-|‘Bro, Marilyn’ Brown, Carol Buck-
jatives and families for the help
provided over the
years and extended credit to tax-
payers for providing fine educa-

they have

tional facilities.

5 . Be
ware,. Penny .Borodula, Gary
na, Alex Cheveldave, Gayle Da-
vis, Janet Davis, Gladys Demos-
kov, James Dergousoff, Hanna
Enevoldsen,. Maureen Fenner,
James Furey, Jim Gemmill, Ge-
raldine Giraud, Gerald “Gores-
ky, Anne’ Gretchen, Marrietta
Hadiken. aie

Larry Harcoff, Janice Hea-
gy, Elaine Hirtle, Jill Hughes,
Alien- Johnson, Judy Kalmakoff,
Nicole Kaufman, « James’. Kil-
lough, Pearl Koochin, Lawrence
Koorbatoff, Vera Kooznetsoff,
John ‘Lebidoff, David Leitner,

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Garry Leveridge, Barry McGil-
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PUT OUT BY B.C. SCHOOL TRUSTEES

Reaianal Clete Guide =
Modellied After WK W- ork a

the work it has already done
in this field,
In fact, the booklet. devotes

Cc, UG,
a good percentage of ‘its’ pages
to following | step-by-step the

‘A guide for: school trustees
for . establishing region: id
school district. colleges,
has been prepared. by tt
School Trustees Associati
the WK branch of th

ie Associa:
tion is patted. on the back’ for

EXCAVATING, ' DITCHING
SAND AND. GRAVEL"
TOP. SOIL
CONCRETE WORK
AND ROOFING

ke OO oe
O. Lightle
Ph, 365-5158
Box 51, Castlegar, B.C.

TRAVELLING?
by: Air, Rail or Ship

Regional College, “\ *+
~ The
follows: :

tict. colleges have become a
subject of major concern to
school trustees ’:in all
B.C, ‘In two areas of
yinee, concrete steps have been
taken to establish the first re-
gional college (WK branch) and
‘the first school district college

followed by, the WK
school boards in ‘petting up WK

a forward to the booklet
Bt
‘“Regional and school dist-

arts of
he pro-

(Vancouver,) |,"

“The six’ boards in'the WK
branch ‘and the “Vancouver
School Board have’ been’ pion-
eers .C. in the process of
establishing their: institutions,
Working ‘without: precedents in
the province, these trustees-have
devoted; considerable tim

ifort to the
lication is. dest;
results of thei
benefits. of their -experiences
available to all school trustees.

“The legislature has placed
the ‘responsiblity for two-year
colleges on school ,boards. Ex-
perience : demonstrates ‘that: re-
sults can best be achieved when
thi actual and

‘Pass Gresk Park
Equipment Grant
Worth $500 Made

A $500 use - of - equipment
grant has been made to the Pass
Creok Park by the Village of

“Ror Inf

Reservations and Tickets—

For, Tours, Cruises & Hotels
N: anywhere, see
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The use of. village equip-
ment, at the park will be sub:

ie ti
ractical initiative as well as th
legal initiative defined in the
public schools. act.” ‘

Some Helpful.
Hints to Follow

On Manners

Before posting,a hurriedly-
written Teter, always ae
what you |have written.
iter ‘a sudden sneeze in

bli ia perfor: ,should excuse
self sim) ‘Par-
dane ply by saying, “Par-

BRACING.
suit’ design

ed ‘for ‘the Cana-
dian lady who likes the secur-

In a recent decision’ by the
labor relations board, certifica-
tlon for employees of Con-Force
Constructton of Castlegar and
the Tunnel and. Rock Workers,
local 168, and Construction and
General Laborers Union, 'Jocals
802, 1070. and’ 1093, was order-
ed: eater ;

Includéd in the unit are:|
‘ka:

ere

18, in British Colum-
bia. ie

Hioxebteiaey poraaeeaeay

- Stretch Fabrics
Not’ Just ‘a ‘Fad © -

Stretch fabrics are here to
stay and not just as a fashion
fad. The popularity of stretch

expected to spread to other: ty-
Pes of clothing. |. *

this.so firmly they are investin,
in expensive new machinery foe

|

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 11, 1964

Tunnel Workers Certified

Castlegar Gity Centre Motel

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fabrics "in ‘active ’ sportswear’ is|*"'*
Canadian fabric mills believe | :

the .production- of more. stretch |...

5 sitting home.is no’ way for

: ve . fabries in greater variety. While
Who was president. of the -“Re-| Cree on birch bark. ~ boundaries — from Lake Mani- Phone Zenith: 6181 Trail , ity’ of strapped-down bra. It | some. say. renter variety. pe

public of Portage ta Prairie’?
‘Thomas Spence, a Scotsman
from was a color
ter in

His connections with Port-
age la Prairie began in’ 1867
as the owner of a retail store.

toba south to the American bor-
der, and from the limits of As-
siniboia to the 100th meridian.

being outside

ful and
the early years.of Manitoba. He
first game on Cauede wit a

arty of engineers’ to fortify
Point Levis. In 1866 he went to
Red River, hoping to-bring about
the union of the Hudson's Bay
Gompany territories with Cana-

enthusiastic promotor of
the Northwest; Spence,.on be-
half of the local Indians, invit-
ed without success. the Prince
of Wales to visit the region in

Republi
“Nor'We:

his
the Districtof Assiniboia, was

Trouble soon broke out. The
an Hudson's Bay Company refused

.| to pay taxes on its store at
Portage. A shoemaker, arrested
for libel. after declaring that
the taxes- only bought’ liquor
for Spence and’ the Council,
evoked = so much public sym-
.pathy that the government of
Manitoba collapsed.

* * *

a living.”
he
d.

e

the “secret” of peace of mind,

he said’ was faith in God...
Mrs, Walter Jacobson, chair-

man of the board of trustees of

School: District No. 9, said’ she

wished to‘emphasize’ one factor | °

to the graduates: “Try to al-
ways make the decision that you
feel in your heart to. be right.”
District’ superintendent of
schools, G. C. Bissell, extended
the greetings.of the department
t and his own ‘con-

What Canadi en:

of v
gratulations to the graduates

ortoff, Donald Martin, John: Mil-
ler, Susan Mitchell. = 0-805 |
Harry ,Osachoff, Teresa Os-
wald, Walter Peachey, Alex Pe-
rehudoff, John Plotnikoff, Nick
Postnikoff, Pete Postnikoff, Sam
Postnikoff, “Arden Pugsley,
Christine. Reibin, Arne Reins-

‘Tooth Decay *
Result of Acid

On Enamel
The procezs of tooth decay

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the friendly courteous staff who
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‘| to be invited,

nd.

When eating out, it is con-
sidered quite proper for a per-
son to eat. lettuce, parsley or
water cress that is placed around
certain

features

suspender — straps
which ‘loop’ through the top
Piece and are buttoned down .
“to the lower'half, ‘

only good for sportswear, others
tain there are: endless ‘fas-
hion possibilities in'the stretchy
yarns. +: ah

Kinds of. food: since the
garnish is an ‘intrinsic part of
the dish. «

It ‘is customary. and quite
all right for relatives and Gose
friends to call on newlyweds in
their new home without waiting

\A working .woman needn't
be “one of the boys”. 4]
If you ‘have, been invited
son’ you know we

to the bridal shower of a per-
ut are ol

At. the

last

of

Talk on Columbia College
_ Given to Castlegar CWL

are now

being accepted. se

‘This. college is located -in
the old Kootenay Lake Hospital
which is now being re-decorated.

_ BEST DRESSED
ag MEN WEAR: -

“McGILL SHOES

1867. The invitation — in Spen-

i ¥
new government and began levy-| abted ‘the polio Salk vaccine to
ce’s hand. —~.was “written, in toped? ve

ing“ its taxes. and defining its bis while principal John Holden

paid tribute to ee graduates
.| and to their parents.
The Connaught Laborator-| a St Ee ad pe:

les pean? sre aanent phecy: were given by students}. The acid which is :respon-

Hughes. and Barry: McGil- :
um, free from bacterial and oth- es eho used thymn and able Aa attacking as -snamel
er impurities, in .which cells can} verse to tell-of the past and to] 27¢ for ed ie _ ara
be kept alive indefinitely. predict the future, from it, is produced right in the
SHSS -band played several| mouth by the action of bacteria
In. these cells . the | viruses) elections, ‘teachers . J. P.| (found in most people's mouths)
an pire which : are, ba Logelin and. sim i Ceawrord : 1n- on sugar ‘and sweetened foods.
INed for the : i : The effect of the’ sugar
the vaccine. It was this serum| dually, and fhe etads ehemeel on the amount of tooth aay
discovery. that led to the suc- Stanley’ Huraphries Hymn [and | produced is governed by how
cess of Dr. Jonas Salkin the] mass choir. frequently the sugar is taken,
tissue culture of polio virus. © Special presentations of

in your room.or executive suite...

Then you want the

able to attend because of a pr
vious commitment, it is in good} Nelson. ed
taste to send a gift just the
same. ;

(dental caries) is the result of
acid attacking the enamel of
the teeth. :

Brother Aloywishius stress-

for members of your family

ifford to fly! € lan Pacific’
stu ‘payenty:

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Consulting Engineer
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‘Tom | iS relfwiowstin ctfos.~ scho oti,
is also’ open to non-Catholics

who ‘desire the advantages’ of a
private: education. ther: in-
quiries may. be had by. writing
to Bro. Principal, 60 High: St.,

king to only one person

F in a threesome makes the oth
K fm | person feel as if she doesn’t
: exist.
. Fi When you know you will
= : have to leave church before the
services are .over,. sit near. the

back of the church and pre-
= ferably make: your: exit during

Pe eS tecr t ytd

- balf fare. You alt enjoy the speed, comfort andl
‘. convenience of a Canadian Pacific fitght for litte
more than It costs to go by bus, train or cer. For
detalls of money. saving Family Pian fares in
British Columbia, Alberta and across Canada, call
your Travel Agent or any Canadian Pacific office.

“Phone 366-3011 -

“Canadian Gace

MUtual 21831. Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

‘6,000 Gallons Oil
From Gelgar: Put
. On Village Sirecls i The executive ‘will: host a
* ¥ supper for
Oiling ‘is. in: progress in ar- Sere. 15 at the ¢ qmembers Mrs.
erlak,

eas of Castlegar that’ require it] P. Sob

and already .6,000.gallons ob- a r 7 he
tained from‘'Celgar-have been | at Eater Brel renee ponored

Nelson. 5

The business portion of the
meeting followed with 22 mem-
bers. present.’

and the stickiness of the sweet!‘
food : ¥
For instance, those sticky
sweet. foods .which adhere to
the teeth for long periods of
time, such as toffee, hard can-
dy, jam, and cookies, cause most
damage. Chewing gum is also
frowned upon for it drips’ a
sugary solution into the mouth
all the while it is kept there.” | ;
Frequent nibbling at sweet
foods will, cause very much
more tooth decay than. eating
the’ same. .amount all at -one
time: Sweetened foods. should
be eaten only at meals, and not
between meals nor for bedtime
snacks.
The-teeth should always be |:
thoroughly cleaned after eating,
preferably by brushing, altho-
ugh eating raw. crisp fruits or
vegetables at the'end of a meal,
followed by rinsing with water,
is almost as ‘effective. a fe
Cleaning the mouth directly
after eating will leave little time
for the bacteria of the mouth
to convert the foodstuffs left
there to acid. ae

- Tooth decay, if neglected,
usually. results in toothache by
causing an inflammation of the |;
nerve “within “the tooth. ‘The |.
nerve -then dies and a dental
abscess frequently forms.: In-
fection from the abscess spreads
to the jaws and. other parts
of the’ system.

Often.chronic abscesses can

be present without causing pain.
resence can. be revealed
ental’ X-ray. x

The Upper and Lower Dams
‘are two of. five dams on the Kootenay. River owned
and controlled: by Cominco West Kootenay Power.
Together with the Waneta Dam on the Columbia, they
: generate 500,000 Kilowatt capacity = ready power
for' the Kootenay’s continuing industrial growth.

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for August is for the safet:
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The intention for September is

P & G ‘Bi ilde 's f ie Whi Be allin by plane, |:
y Ne 5 : Gey ae ‘When: travelling: by plane,
uliders _.. | it’ issnot ‘necessary to tip the
hae KGhOSS eS SE eee upply vc. | airline employees. You do; how-
CE Nah OM THE ARENA { ‘| your baggage to:and from: the
MENT : plane. : “2 _| laid, works supervisor: Norman rf y
mnt ey. ; int ’ 2 Friday for the’27th anniv.
PLYWOODS alps pris the toe for & aisaar| McNabb told counell at its meet-| of his ordination.
¢ O ger in.a new community. -' ing es ee heer Mass intention for June is
The~ disciplining “of “another's | ulated while - street, mainten-
FLOOR: TILES child falls to the hostess. if the |-22ce including grading, | street
: E mother isn’t*around.)92 °°): -- sweeping, sign repairs and Paint:
DOORS © : ‘oom. tempera-|.j 1% 5 oD. park.
% is {| has .been- carried out. for the’ success -
_ WINDOWS a neve eieNabe added that six| bla, College. ona. he. Colum
3 ; new water ‘services have’ been|. e evening was closed :
MOULDINGS : installed: while: bids. have been | refreshments served by. faite ‘ WwW £ S$ T f
; es Mrs.'R. Whittaker and: Mrs. , :

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“A helicopter will put the
men where they’re needed...”

A thin column of smoke twists into the sky and
another battle against a forest fire begins.
Every minute counts; while the fire is still small,

) aircraft can play an important part by waterbombing
or by. delivering men and equipment to confine
the flames until more help arrives.

Intertor Breweries’ modern plant.

There's a quickening pace to the business and
social life of our Kootenay area these days. 'The
‘key reason is the upswing in industrial growth
and development. More'and more companies
. are.discovering the great advantages .of Kaote-
nay resources, people and living. Interior Brew-
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“=. growth and:salutes' the many:.new:c! anies
who are opening their doors:in the, K

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Few fires can be fought entirely. by aircraft. The
battle usually calls for teamwork employing trained
crews, supplies, tank trucks, bulldozers, radios, * ~
pumps, hoses and hand tools. Keeping such a. : ee
team ready. is costly but necessary; it-involves: <0
. a) ae planning, crew training programmes, and ”
= = rel e maintenance of miles of access roads.
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