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Pollution Control Program at Prince: Rupert Will Cost CanCel $8) Million

A pollution control pro- gram that could cost $80 million now is required at the Prince Rupert plants’ of Canadian Cellulose, company officials said last week.

‘They were commenting on the effect of a pollution control permit issued this week by the B.C. pollution controt branch for future operations al the mills. The kraft and. sulphite plants will have to be brought up. to level B conditions within the next four. years.

‘This will require inatalla- tions approximate’ to those being installed at the Port Alice aulphile mill of Rayonier Cana-

da which were the subject of a

long board hearing two years ago. ¥ ‘This work must be. com-

pleted by Dec. 31, 1978.

Additional installations

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rer Pollution there results pri “marily {com wood chips ‘and bark residue in the barking

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Kiwanis Club Says Thank You. To Bill Banham: '

Dear Sir:

"Frogs Weren't ‘Tast at Pasa Creek During Sunflower Fest .'. There. Were Snakes, Too

Recreation News by Pat Metge

Lots for Everyone to Do and See

‘There will be a film show. ing this Sunday evening at 9

p.m. at the Kinsmen Park.

‘These films are for the purpose. ‘of acquainting people: with issues connected with the United Nations’ ‘Human Settle- ments Conference of next year,

‘ and also with the local Commu-"

nity Action Program. The films to be viewed are Habitat 2000, Citizen’ Harold, Boomaville’ and. That's ‘the Price, >: e OL!

A recent highlight of the

summer. ‘playground. program.

was the Binkly and Doinkel Puppet Show..This event was

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s.zens that their picnic will be

held at the Kinnaird Hall last: ~

‘Thursday. and proved. to be a ‘he, emphasis, of the; _

sucee: show was ‘on-nutrition and

safety, and was' portrayed by.” 96

the use’ of three puppets. Two, showings Were held and about 125 playground children, mem.

- bers of the public and parents

were entertained.

“Yesterday the playground, groups (6: to 9-year-olds) from both the southern and northern :*

parts of Castlegar were at Pass Greek for a full day’ of races, games and canoe rides, while the ‘Robson-Pass Creek and Tarrys-Shoreatres groups were

_ at Pass Creek yesterday. 4 eee

The recreation office is

snow taking. all bookings for the

arena hall, i *

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The Castlegar Kiwanis Glub takes this opportunity to offer a sincere “thanks” to the Sunflower Fest Comincittee and in particular to'Blll Banham. «Without the efforts of Mr. Banham and the other commu: nity'minded members of the committee the Sunflower Fest

= ‘could not have been a:reality.

The: Kiwanis via is

better centrifugal cleaner sys- toms to remove susponded solids,

‘The major problem, it is

_ Teported, will come in upgrad- {ing the bleached sulphite mill

which has until Dee, 31, 1979, to meet the B level,

Pollution officials said this appeared to call for. two-staye installation, as with Rayonies's Port. Alice ‘plant, the first. to {install a fibre recovery systern.

Donald Best, schlor, vice- president. of CanCel, a public company in which the province of B.C. owns 79 per cent of the stock, said that the. conditions imposed looked reasonable.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS" Friday, August 8, 19/5

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pleased to have pi : and will do its best to see that the Sunflower Fest is continued annually.

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‘The second canoe camp,

which left. a week ago Monday,

come and. sei eitizeys,may.-..wasefos, D to T2year-alds. Tt

<.eall the recreation office at 15-3386.‘ eee

‘The day camp program is

now. in: full swing and ‘the

construction of the adventure. playground program is’ under

way. Parents of children in the

day camp program’ please note

that the session dates’are as

follows: Aug. 8 - 8, Aug: 11- 15-

and Aug. 18 - 22, - oes

For the diving enthusiasts, there are slill openings in: the diving class which is to be held

‘atthe Bob Brandson Pool Aug. =

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‘The first canoe camp went”.

out on July 14 and’ met with much success, There were 18 12 to 14-year-olds and five leaders. ‘The canoes were launt ‘and loaded at Decr Park, where the’ children received: instruc tion in canoe handling before paddling up,to Broadwater. ‘Two nights’ were spent there before canoeing back to Deer Creek and then further down to Cayuse Creek for’ the last: night.

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