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spe to normal at Cominco's

renters NEWS, Thuraday, December 12, 1974

‘Teall Operations, according, to ing tl e

Mr.’ Cairns said Monday.
that ‘startup procedures follow- °

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_ Saturday, Decamber 14: at 2 Bane!

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oat pee —

with the weather and sveryone

is back al work." |”
Mr.\Cairns said some: ma:

jor ‘maintenance work: is still

y voce yay) but this\was bach of,

he said, "Wo were quite lucky :

would like!’ io thank .
publicly all of those who were in
any way, Involved in this year’s

Castlegar ‘and ‘District: United ‘

Appeal Campaign.’ /: #

My sincere ‘thanks’ to ‘all

those individuals, jbusiness or:
‘and ii

aah planned earlier, this yen.
“I'd like to'add that 'we're
very pleased with the work our
employees’ did’ in’ putting: the
operations here back in shape,
They. did an oustanding Job.”

. “Efforts ‘to’ replace ‘em-
ployees who quit during the
strike apparently have been
successful, ;

“We're | still somewhat
shorthanded,” he said, “but the
+! situation‘isn't as bad as‘we
thought il: might have been:
Tradesmen are, now. our. pri-
‘mary requirement, but: this is
‘nothing new. There séems to be
a’ chronic ‘shortage ‘of trades~

Mr. Cairns said
layoffs in'the wood: industry

Probably’ contributed ‘tothe «

mass of applications + com-

con-
‘cerns ‘in’ our Community. who *
have donated 'so' generously to
help support the ‘services pro-
vided by, the 28 agencies now.

represented by your) peal. H

United Appeal

T wish, also'to’e) ecprens. ‘my,

appreciation to'those people, :

who directly, parUlelpated: ie We

organizing: and con
canvassing—without your. ia
it would: have’ been ‘impossible
lo’ have| as, successful’ a ‘cam-
paign as we haye‘had this year.
Thanks to you, our. objective
has been surpassed,

''s George F. Bondaroff .:

1974 Campaign Chairman

) Castlegar and District

United dean

Cominco ‘gin Holds Ours:
At Trail-Warfield Operations

Cominco has announced
that tours ‘of its Trail,and)’
‘Warfield operation < began. |
Monday, i

‘Supervisor. of publig relas’)

tions, J.'M.°Cameron, ‘said:the
tours were cancelled during the
maintenance and start-up per-
fod following the recent strike.

Mr. Camero said: the’
company Is: always interested in:
group tours by schools, clubs or

He ther arganization

yu
ous a a call ‘well’ahead bf. ‘time 80

“ we'can\make besten he.

The metals tour, covering lead,
zine, silver and gold production,

begins at 10.00 a.m.-at'the Main’'

Gate Building, wis the chemi-
lizer.

the tour. gui le. slalt are.
ily relired:employees.,
*’“Bach of them
20: years’ experience |
jean: handle ‘just‘!about’ an:

Hae by Kootenay West

, Canadian Owners and Pilots

Association Flight No, 22.
5) The; protest was lodged on

M nday of last week during a ° a ‘Const
salting * co-captain, Mary: Gemmill: "avi
gator‘and Jean Dunlop, Hafdld -.

“mealing. of the Flight held at

» Selkirk :College.:
‘This excise tax was one:of: :;

the iloms' carried In; Finance:
John Turner's Nov..19

Ul private aircraft are

‘ithe Christinas tea and: bazaar:
(put on by the: causes United

“several members and later wold

al the bazaar, decorated the.tea
tables, ‘The serving ‘table decor

eee “Mrs. 0. Wilson, Mr:

“.; snoopy tooth: brush,
Mouse watch. biggest hockey

game’ ‘socker”: bppker.'! Box :

221 Slocan,’ B.C. VOG:2C0

Love’ Dennis Bialkoski i
D Maki

fine. “1 eee like., a
skates, yy To-:
Ptnbrucie Socker “Boppers
noopy. and ‘His’ Flying: Dog
‘House, Jeep*and “horse: van,

ing, can,
been ay fairly’ good girl: this
year. so could’ you: bring:an
bakin t. anda Barbie

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. my my ay tae ves a: chet
He

Santa how. are you?

pinto’and corral, criss Cross 3

game, ,Town ; house. *
+) Lave
i Tina Tinant

Dear Santa

ear
“1 would like-a big ‘Jim

Sports camper for :Christ- S

mas:’ l-am:15 years ‘old My
name, is Dave. I will leave
you:a hottoleof-Pop and
some cookies-and some. sti-
gar. {or Rudoff.

Dave ‘Dowson

13¢Funeral services were held)
“yestesiny fromthe chapel of:
the Castlegar Funeral Home for
v Wayne Norman Lae 20, who
died:

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(areal: a. Bug.
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Baby ‘Alive ‘and‘'a 'Biciny

a Singing Loves ania
fer

ear Santa
nt would like For Christ-
mas . a: Purse.,and

n-Cel’s sawmill’

of his death, <

During his school days. at’
‘Mr. Blais' was an active

HS:
- member, of. the SHSS Band. He-
also belonged ‘to the Castlegar :.J-
i istrict | Minor. Hockey «
‘Association and’ was. presently.

- pli ying ‘with the: Commercial
ae

“Mr. Blais i is survived | by his

Mr. and. Mrs,. Norman :;

if Kinnaird; his'sister, : |”

Mrs. J.Cameran | (Dawn), Me-: |:
Kechate ‘of Ottawa‘ and grand: *

parents, Mr.‘ and Mrs. 'C.'\G.
Frost’ of, Robson and Mr. and»
:R. Blais of Victoria.

: llbearers .were “Dave ™:.
Munhs; Richard Maddocks;

Larry Sherstobitoff,°Jim
Brown, Bill Kelly.and Brian
Brady.

(aPastor, Richard Klein oti ici-

aled ‘with’ burial. in: Park ’Me- q

morial Cemetery’ in Kinnaird.

OF i
TOTAL: AWARENESS :

PHONE : 365-3808 .

Bonnacci and Mrs. (J. Kal

‘koff."A’ well-laden'bake table of '

clal use ‘is\belng,

Swartz’ and’ Jim! Parrov ai.

srthritis
mmatism sity, in byl

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Liat SOUTH '‘SLOCAN: (Dah), =A
$225,000 ‘cable-laying Project is provid:

* tags of three ‘tiny ura} communities
oat vite locan V. ley, west of Nelson,

i Project ‘providing the. circuit
AR ten Tequired, to:allow 265 subscrib- ;
siAfAny ROW; Served ; by,\multi-party lines, in’,

inthe Thrums, Tarrys.and Glade areas, to
-iegelve. full private: line ‘service. It! also

(allows establishment of a base rate area
, NoatoThrums and: a Sead rate: area at

Glie,

situated: in the thi

change are served from’ South. |

Thrums s Robie baying Project

: a (ouch ‘of urban ‘civilization’ for the: °.

Slocan. Thrums is An of Canadian Pacific z

Railway centre: and, ‘ofthe farms in>
the area: were Built’ Up; by: Doukhobors*
the district following thes

“The: new. ‘abl should: look ‘after re-
quire ents inthe: area fe
ard leg

overseeing

construction

‘ART OF. URIAL project over 10,000,
sleet in: length is'shown here on high
fo ‘Thrums, as Doug Howell (left) and:
‘Maat May, check’ placement of 400-palr
cable which had to be carefully placed to.

+Photo oy Stan Dabl.

ie Job of Barone’ 4:10,000-foot Jength
of 400-pair, grense-filled cable etait

“the highway to the west of South’ Slocan
"and ‘have started the job ‘of stringing
“another 10, 000-foot length of :200-pair

overhead to complete the ran to Thrums.
Employees working on? the. project

<> Include. Nelson cable spHcer. Hank! May,

‘linemen Harlan Jorgensen and Ed ay
of Nelson and linemen Bill Hrnst and A!

i ‘Fhomson of Teall

unwieldy, iets grease: filled cable was

: complicated by.the fact that two ‘existing

to' the path ‘of the new cable. Electronic
‘equipment ‘was ‘used’ to determine

“’precise location of the ‘existing cable to
>< prevent its being damaged while the’ =

cable was ‘ploughed: in.
+ The project, » including « splicing

culover ‘of subscriber equipment’ to ghe
} new circuits, is expected, to be cor

‘avoid: other facilities already in ground, ..

thejet-black dial. Framed by a ich, Sree i

tegral part of.

next ea f

‘Lami eer einssrned sabe Ries

the’ misuse of the Santa’ Claus
letters which have been appear-
ing 'in'the Castlegar’ News.
Iam not /directing: my
criticism “at the; paper, : but ‘at
the young adults who insist on

taking advantage of what! was -
-/ meant for’ the ‘very young who.

i “The old argement about.
which is the best driver, man

+ ROASTS

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 12, 1974

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still: belleve'in. Santa Claus. 1.'wom

‘refer to the’ submitting’ of, :

letters: under; the signature of

—often meant ‘as’a joke or.

% embarrassment, to some young

There: is’ little nough | for
the pleasure the very young.

suggestion these letters be
* discontinued.
ein Surely there is still enctigh
Christmas spirit in those ‘young
people that seem to have more
time’ on their’ hands: than
‘necessary toat least leave what
is left of Christmas for the very
_ young without jeopardizing this

sCogented Parent” :

single rig’— both. ‘horse drawn.
on the Aven Picpast near

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meeting of the: hoard of: die St

rectors of the Koot

system society on the subject of.
library: ‘system: functions.

The Kootenay society’ is in’
e process of developing’ prin-
*teiples of! operation ‘for: the

«proposed Kootenay library sys-

tem, and Mr. Newsom has been
‘asked to share his experience in

‘Thompson-Nicola ‘ system,
in.

‘The. B.C. library develop BAN

ment: commission’ has ‘commit-
ted support for the society and
funding for the: promotion’ of :
the library system concept, and
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