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ikers will ‘be happy, to hear that the second Castlegar Pp. 01 indfalls/on that ular, Seal t Robson to the A & W at Rock yw k trill Those teking part

‘Island. service project were |

‘After running the Winlaw. ) Bra- id high water, thle ‘Brian Parfenluk, Rodger | Bra-

‘South Sle Scouts.under: y 5 sth bert ‘Thom-} Robin Dalziel, Trevor Hughes, sper ea three, da} “ Dean Parfenuik, Danny Nazar- .: Bruce Mackereth, Gerrard

ve der, Leo ‘Sommers, distri rp ee

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ttens Goatees to. see’Ali and T'was ‘flying across again:the heavy- , -the Atlantic when the classle

me, On weight champion of the wor! ) encounter, took’ place; but I felt the fight‘ of the century, with that ‘x 5 certain ‘religious. stone

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-woman approached:

Most people want to work.

<To help Canadian business, Ve grow and reduce unemployment. lets work together: to‘encourage

So w we want to interest you int our Industrial Training Program. ° +

‘We'll help you develop your own training program for people: :: who cannot get or hold 8 job (for any one of a number of reasons).

We can pay all direct training = costs. And if:your project qualifies, Canada Manpower could pay as much as 85% of each employee's: sey up to. d maximum of. SHO;

dy H training.

«paty week. for the duration of the training plan.

You, in turn, will set up, the . “course, with the assistarice of the. ..: province of British Columbia, and will be responsible for the

Sit down with an ‘ingustrial > Training consultant at your nearest} Manpower Centre soon; and together we can design a train ing program that will benefit you

| ‘and your new employees.

Because when you give. *! a person a chance. you've got the,

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Silk'screening ts'a’ grap hile (art ideal ‘for, the individual craftsman working alone, using simple |tools, 7.)

Stencils are attached to a

mosey igot, involved’ spereenlng) herself’: when iit

Ranting alt testes

(Canada, Imports 4.25 Million Boxes of Japanese Oranges:

Canadians have always as ociated the luscious, juicy, asy-to-peel frult, known as

piece of silk: which is Loh taut’and fastened securely’ toa rela) rectangular wooden

athe design fs printed on

paper by pushing paint through: :

;the'silk onto'the’ paper: with ’a tubber squeegee. The squeegee : enables.the:-printer to push ‘a

body, of paint ‘across the screen 7

HW Hees of it snlers the. open'mesh of the silk

+2 and is deposited on the paper. beneath: the ‘scree 3

58 Toronto artist il Dyer, who. has taught silk) screening

adults, suggested 'the (ener

«tools ‘and :meth

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like windshield | wiper set ;inside

paint, individual: Chris! ithe for close friends, N

messiah inher i,When‘you:

Tn all, seven’ ships will Kearry 4.25 million boxes of the fruit to Canada: between’ now

ind early December.

Only one per cent .of the.

«Canada is the No. 1 importer of. 3 j the taste-tingling oranges. The’

ther 99 per cent ‘goes to: the

Fast refrigerated ships ‘

‘with’-ventilated storage carry:

the-fresh oranges to Vancouver where they arrive dn peak condition,

Importers have made sape- cial arrangement for the ‘fast

transport of the oranges to

consumer outlets across Cana- da, as far cast as Halifax, so that the oranges will be at the height of favor. for, delightful

eating from: now until Christ. ‘omas. |,

White a great‘deal af fruit. _is.eaten’ before’ Christmas, hundreds? of thousands of, the

“Taste Ticklers”, will be found i in ‘children’s: stockings ; Christ- mas: morning, Itai a Canadian 5, tradition, := ag

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 21; 1974,

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