CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 12, 1981

Zinc oxide fume leach project

BEEHIVE OF CONSTRUCTION is evident in this section of Cominco’s Trail plants near the riverbank, as site preperation work gets underway for the zinc oxide

lume leach project. Shown loading facili: arrives from the slag fumin rail car to zinc operations

where zinc oxide fume as a w

here is the conveying and ite dust

operation for transport by

for treatment at the oxide

Cominco announces go-ahead

leaching plant. When this project is complete, the zinc oxide fume will be made into a slurry and piped un- derground to new treatment facilities. At bottom right, rail track has been relocated and excavation is con- tinuing in preparation for setting the foundations for a new slurry preparation facility. The “cherry-picker" ‘at the left is being used to relocate power lines.

(Vital Statistics

APPLEBE — To Mr. and Mrs, Mark Applebe of Crescent Valley, a son, born Nov.

AGAR — To Mr. and Mrs. Corky Agar of i Nelson, a son, born Nov.

EARTHY — To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Earthy of Trail, o daughter, born Oct. 27.

FIELDS- BALASH —To Kathy Fields and Ray Balash of Castlegar, a son, bornOct.27,

KIENHOLZ — To Mr. and Mrs, David Kisehele of Nelson, o son,

KINAKIN — To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kinakin of Castlegar, a son, born Nov. 4. Ki

LANE — To Mr. and Mrs. John Lone of Castlegar, a son, born Nov. 1.

LAURIE — To Mr. and Mrs, Jeffrey Laurie of Castlegar, a daughter, born Oct. 30.

McQUEE — To Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon McQee of Winlaw, a daughter, born Nov. 5.

POZNIKOFF — To Me. and Mrs. Bill Poznikoff of Robson, a daughter, born Nov. 1.

QUIDING — To Mr. and Mrs. Er- nle Quiding of Castlegar, a son, 5.

STANCHUK — To Mr. and Mrs. Les Stanchuk of Rossland, a son, ZEZNIK — To Mr. and Mrs. Gar

Zemnik of Nelson, a daughter, born Oct.

OBITUARIES, tf

BERTUZZI — Antonio Bertuzzi, 71 of Trail died suddenly Nov. 3 in Trail Regional Hospital: Rosary was recited Nov. 5 and funeral mass Nov, 6, both from St. An- thony's Catholic Church, Fathte Harry Clarke. officisted with burial at Mountain View

Cemetery.

BLAKELY — James Desmond Blokely. 69, of Trail died suddenly

2 Memorial service was held N in the East Trail

United Church with Rev. Bayne of- ficiating.

Weavers hold annual sale and exhibit

The October meeting of the Selkirk Weavers’ Guild was held in the church hall with president Ritva McLeod presiding.

Watch for the evening class advertising by the rec- reation office and for more details contact Ruby Marsh at 365-6498.

As Ingeborg Thor-Larsen was unable to give the mini workshop on Sprang, in Oc- tober, it was decided,to have this following the Nov. 18

meeting..Members are re-

Y quested to be in the Resker

Hall before 10 a.m.

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SAYEN — Patricia Elsie Cayen, 53, of Waneta Road, Trail, died Nov. 2 in Trail Regional Hospital. Rosary was recit: 4 from Carberry's Memorial Chapel with funeral mass Nov. 5 from Sacred Hearth Catholic Church, Father Pierre Burger of- ficlated. Cremation follow:

CORNER — John Lee Robertson Corner, 79, of Delta, former mayor of Rossland, died sudden- tly Oct, 29 at his home. Funeral service was held Nov. 3 in St. david's Anglican Church in Tsawwassen, remation followed. FORDER — Mra. |. G. Forder, 79, of Belcarra, formerly of Rossland, died Oct. 28 in hospital. Memorial service wos held Oct. 26 in loco United Church with Rev. John Wing officiating.

DOUGLAS | — William (Bill) uglas, 64, of Trail, died sud- dently Nov. 5 in Trail Regional Hospital. Funeral service was conducted from Carberry's Memorial Chapel Nov. $ with Rev. Jim Hillson officiating. Cremation followed. gee

DOUGLAS — Ofttilie Christine Tillie) Douglas, 46, of Trail died at the Mater Misericordiae Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral service was conducted Nov. 9 from Carberry’s Memorial Chapel with Rev. Jim Hillson of- peeiine. .Srerneten eles ed.

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ROZINKIN — Mary’ Rozinkin, 61,

of Glale died Nov. 3.” Funeral

service began Nov. 5 and con-

cluded Nov. 6 from the Glade

Russian Hall, Burial was at the Glade Cemetery.

STEFAN! — Ralph Stefan}, 78, of Wattle Id died Or Trail

e from St. Jose| h's Catholic Chureh, Warfield. Father Pierre Buger of- ficiated. Burial was at Mountain View Cemetery.

TURNER — Cyril Frank Turner, 77, of Nelson died Nov. 4 ot the Trail Regional Hospital. Memorial ser- vice was held Nov. 7 at the Thom- pson Funeral Home in Nelson

with Cannon R. Bray officiating. Cremation followed.

Cominco is proceeding with a $16 million Zine Oxide Fume Leaching project at Trail. This is the latest project going shead in the company’s $700 million mod- ernization and expansion pro-

am,

In making the announce- ment the company through project supervisor Jim De- Long stated this project will tie in with other moderni- zation projects to improve productivity and will also bring benefits: in environ- menial control by eliminating a dust problem and improv- ing water effluent quality.

Zinc oxjde fume is an im- portant source of zinc at the Trail metallurgical oper- ations. It is recovered as a result of slag fuming, which involves resmelting the slag from the lead smelter and re- covering the metals (mainly zine) in the slag. At

separate section of the zinc electrolytic plant for the electrolysis stage of zinc pro- duction,

The zinc fume leach project involves construction of a slurry preparation facility outside the lead smelter where a process developed by Cominco's technical re- search staff at Trail will separate the chlorine and fluorine from a water slurry of fume. The slurry will be pumped by underground pipeline to a new liquid-solid separation plant between the zine sulphide leaching plant and the zinc pressure leach- ing plant. Eventually, every- thing will be handled through the sulphide leaching circuit and there will be a common solution for electrolysis.

In Ociober, demolition work and re-routing of rail lines and pipelines begin in

present, zinc oxide fume, as a white. powder, is transported by rail car to zinc operations.

Because of impurities (mainly fluorine and chlorine) in this material, it must go through a process separated from the main zine produc- tion circuit. It has to be pro- cessed at the zine oxide leaching plant and requires a

for the project. DeLong said the construction workforce is expected to peak next spring with a crew of about 70-80, and comple- tion is scheduled for next fall. DeLong is the operating rep- resentative for the project, Doug Hall is project super- intendent and Keith McDon- ald is construction superin- tendent.

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