CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, July 28, 1966

SMALL’ WORLD

-Celgar’s Stew McGill Gets
Important Gov't Position

Columbia Celtniose’s indus-
trial relations director L. Stew-
art McGill, 48, has just been ap-
pointed Pacific regional direc-
tor for the federal government's

manpower division.

vision, which is to
operate: under the department
of manpower and immigration,

will be responsible for admin’

stering federal job placement
raining

ices, specialized «tr:
and vocational pro,
McG!

grams.
il takes over the Post

Sept. 1. He will have two assist

ants: Peter Allen, public infor-
mation manager for B.C. Hydro,
will be ‘responsible for place-

* ment services, including the Na-
loyment : Service,

will be absorbed into the

tional Empl ent
hich

new setup.

John Drew, representative

i

it.

of Manpower Consultative’ Ser-| consultative se
Th

vice, will head the training and

rvice.
ie new ‘office is part of

at

The
Castlegar & District
Golf
cordially invites everyone to

attend the official’ opening of
the Golf Course on

Saturday, July 30

PLEASE NOTE: The course will be closed
from.9 a.m. until 1 p.m. on this day

Club

Ottawa’s plan to méet manpow-
er problems associated ‘with ‘ra-
pidly increasin technological

change in it nd ui
to try to keep ye dob of

Progress Made
About Arthritis

There has been
learned about arthritis in the
last 15 years than in the
vious’ 1,500, the’ Canadian Med-
ical Association reports.

It now is. possible to cure
some kinds of infectious arthri-
tis and control most cases of.

gouty-arthritis,

Keeping | ‘one’s ‘weight down

18,0 of! of paremount importance aa
ar heart attack;

What | re atten called. a «coro

ary, the the Canadian Medical As-

A Hon ayaa is seyere peatt

ayate f tare

PULP MILL TOURS |

: Tours of the Calger Pulp Division will be
Held Tuesdays through Fridays at 1 p.m.

For special arrangements such as group tours
and days other than the above, please’ contéct
the Industrial ‘Relatlons Department."

distress caused by
muscle receiving too little Bioad

from its own circulation. This
circulation is known as the “‘cor-
onary" ‘circulation from the two
arteries which ‘surround the
heart like’a corona or. crown.
The original symptoms may
vary from a slight temporary
feeling of tightness acrass the
chest (angina pectoris) to a sud-

i den, lasting chest pain of terrific

intensity, indicating a section of

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the muscle is cut

off from its ~ blood supply.

ee needs, provide
to help in-j job fraining? aud to
channel te 01 nderly fl of

needs: of ‘mdeatry,

‘McGill says This first task
will be to determine the scope
of the job to be done and an-
alyze the problems in each loca-

ion

He believes that in the long

range B.C.’s problem will be to
find the’ skilled labor required
for industry.’
“From an -industrial point
of view, ths one I have been
familiar skilled people are
definitely soe hard to find,” he
said.

“There is tremendous growth
in B.C. and although we will go
through periods of ups and
downs, the long-range ‘picture|
will be of continuing growth.”

He feels that lack of skill-
ed manpower can be a very

tive force on

NEWS ABOUT

" MINOR BASEBALL

In Castlegar-Robson
and Kinnaird

Castlegar Robson Minor League|

‘inner of ‘a double-header
event played’ at Creston on Sat-
urday were’ Castlegar Clover-

who defeated Creston

Pony. League:'5-4 in’ the first
game and ‘10-4 in the second. ~
‘Winning pitcher in the first

made the only home run ‘of the
ame, : f
line scores were:
000

amo was (Larry F' Fopoff,, strike the foring tcher was
f aud| las Priest hey

ing out 10 and: wi 1g 1
the losing pitcher..was’ ‘Backs’ of

Creston, ‘who struck out 11 and | Ha

walked 4. Castlegar got 4 hits
while Cerston go!
Ron’: Konkin ‘of Castlegar

July 2; 1965.

it an offence ‘to

Kinnaird
House Numbers

- Kinnaird: home-ownert are reminded that By-
law No. 239 assigned ‘house numbers’ with effect

This bylaw’ ‘hag now been amended to make
eglect to place ina conspicuous
iene -by the bylaw.

result in prosecution.

He
the provisions "of this is bylaw. Failure to do go may

‘Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird

asted to ply with

Allen Selbie,
Clerk.

t ” Canada’ 8
“Centennial

P; got *." ‘hits “and

‘Triples of the game
made” yt ‘Cecil “Stonchnot® oor
Castlegar and Nelligan of Cres-

ton.

~' Line scores were’
Castlegar: T200010- 10
Creston o

ennis* Chambers
*) winning Pitcher: relieved “after

_ ¥wish the Centennial Com-
miisston- could -buy':a:-ticket and
joe travel fare for every person

Canada ‘to see oat 67 next
mG But I just don’t have the
budget to do that.”

Millions

be able to.see some Centennial
spectacular‘in the nearest .city:
Canada’s leading events are

Canadi: ‘ore:
Tattoo, one of the largest spec-,

to Montreal should
3 | ted: about:’Ce:

Toronto; * wor!
gorontos faces i Valley:
field, ..P.Q.;-and-a water skiin:
championship meet at Sher-
brooke, P.Q.; to. mention a ‘few.
” The e poi int I make-is that no
one who can’t afford that trip
wuld ‘be disappoin-

tacles of its kind ever to be pre- in

sented in North America.

It could’ be the touring Cen-
tennial air -show with’ thrilling | t
flying by the force's formation
aerobatic team of pilots special-
ly picked for the ‘967. celebra-

oeerhose: living on or near the
coasts and waterways will ‘be
able to see impressive naval as-
semblies of the majestic ships
of Canada’s forces and the nav-
ies of a number of other coun-
tries.

In major cities there will be
dazzling performances on stage
by top artists from Canada and
abroad. There will be art shows
and there will be sporting events
such as the Pan American games
at Winnipeg and the winter
games at Quebec.

Propused  interuuiionsl ev-
ents in Catiada next year include
a balloon race across the prair-
ies; world snowshoe champion-

ships; a North America ski

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for any inconveniences during the

Our Apologies .

This program —- designed to offer you wider variety and more spac-
ious shopping — is now almost fully completed. ;

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CARL'S DRUGS. in the PLAZA

fractions uring 1967.

For those unable. to leave.
their own homes —‘even’shut-
ins — ‘the yéar 1967 will be a
special one. With ‘our coast to
coast radio’ and felevislon com:

munications of tod
able to witness te listen to" to the

great sporting ‘events, see. or
hear Centennial erformers, fol-
pay the 4,000 mile canoe race —
in fact, they will be able to en-
joy many of the events I men-
tioned above by electronic
means,

The Canadian Broadcasting
Corpor ne. great plang for.
Centeni verage and so have
the magazines and newspapers
of Canada.
it's going to be a big birth-
day celebration and noone is
going to be left out'of the party.
There will. be' something for
everyone — young or old —
do, to see and to be happy’ about,
Not the least important event to
be happy about is that
vigorous country'is'mo'
its ‘second’ century’ ‘of Co
ation, with a’ bright future’ ahead.

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PETTITT PHOTOS

BOLOHd Lilliad

gs Popofé,
| who pitched. Pi innings.' Walter

Popott: pitched the next third in-
ning.and Stan -Rilkoff: pitched

aor the remaining one Moning.

ked- 2, Larry: Tek oe eae
wal Popo:
out. 6 and: walked 2,-Walter
Popoff struck out :1 and walk-
ed land Rilko! ff struck out 2 and
walked none.

Castlegar got 18 hits and

Thrums got 8. :
:; Walter: Popo! ff of Castlegar

PPOM-| made 2 homes runs: and : Gary
In Henkin of Castlegar got a trip-
le.

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