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Castlegar News February 25, 1990

until 1946 and trees were cut off six to 10 feet up the
trunk to avoid the ‘churn butt,’ particularly in the

Mill

continued from page 87

was still in place and «
to Celgar.

came,"’ said Bill.

equipment looked like, though.

the past 40 years,’’

obviously has a vastly different meaning for

‘reaurats anu ~itizens, A second fire in 1918 forced
the ,\aner mill to « .»¢ down and rebuild. Since there
was no new machinery <vailable due to the demands of
the war effort, \"'sldie had to use second-hand
machinery from the mloops Lumber Company. It
ati..g when the mill was sold

children were welcome beyond the mill gates.

“The nature of the business has changed a lot in
said Bill. ‘‘We used the two-
wheeled lumber carts in the mill until they were
replaced by the lumber carriers in 1946. The trick with
those things was to get them balanced, an@ horses and
wagons were used up to this time throughout the mill
for hauling lumber and waste for the burner.

“*There-was also a lot of horse team sk
out of the bush, three or four miles to the river, in win-
ter those days. Then the rivér drives that took the logs
down to the mill would follow. Dangerous work. We
used the creeks as well — Watchan Creek at Needles,
and Immanikin at Edgewood. We even sent the logs
over the falls at Pass Creek. Sometimes they would
look like a bruised cigar but we did use

‘Chain saws didn’t replace the two-man, narrow-
felling saws and the wide bucking saws in the woods

giant cedars."’

‘The term ‘churn butt’’ was a new one to me, and
very descriptive, for I can remember forever those
widebased, huge tree stumps with the notches cut into
them for the spring boards for the fellers to stand on,
scattered everywhere in .he woods of home.

1 asked Bill about a reference in one biography in-
dicating that while the mill was an integral part of the
economic and social fabric of Robson, Castlegar and
all along the Arrow, his mother had never been a part

““Waldie’s was here before the D of that
And most of our first employees
were young Norwegians and Swedes, Many of them.
left later for the forest and mills on the Coast but there
are still a number of their descendents living here. The
Doukhobors took their place and were damned good
workmen, however — competent and willing.’”

I recalled my days as a boy living on Burrard
Inlet, abuot half a mile from the Barnet Mill — the
largest inthe Empire at that time. The shriek of the big
circular head saw could be heard quite clearly at our
house, day and night. 1 doubt it there was any thought
given to protective equipment, and deafness was
probably common. | couldn’t visualize what the mill

mill operation.

1 doubt if small

hauling

“Mother stayed out at Robson for one summer,”
said Bill. ‘But the experience had not been a happy (12) e. %
one so she lived the rest of the time in Nelson and Dad
commuted. All of the family was born in Nelson and
werlt to school there. Only when the boys reached their
maturity did they go to work in various parts of the

section built in 1931 at China Creek. The first blacktop
in Castlegar, if 1 remember correctly, was done on e . °
Mapale (Fifth Street) when the Highways Department A carpet la
was paving Columbia and Bill Rigby was village clerk
(date? Early 50s?).

Anyway, Bill remembers a Kiwanis Convention in .
Spokane about then when there ‘‘wasn’t a foot of
blacktop between Spokane and Coeur d’ Alene. During more
the spring thaw these roads became so deeply rutted
that they were closed, in effect, for the months of
March and April. Gas was sold at the service stations
pumped with a hand pump from 40 gallon drums. It
was only a few years ago that road inspections and
tonnage limits were being placed on highways. There
have been some changes.”

Women’s auxiliary
has busy year

The women’s auxiliary to the Rob-

Castlegar Hospital, Downtown

son fire had a
busy year in 1989 with its Valentine's
tea, St. Patrick’s tea, catered wed-
dings, carwash, firefighters’ com-
petition, pancake breakfast, shopping
spree raffle and Christmas craft fair.
Donations were made to the Rob-

's n
Cubs and Beavers and the toy and
food hamper of the Castlegar and
Robson Legion.

The new executive for 1990 are
president, Darlene Edwards; vice-
president, Trudi Bird; secretary,

son pool, Learning _Di

Janice » Lynn

Association, Robson recreation,
Raspberry Lodge, extended care at

e e
Big prizes
Knowing what to do during a fire
could win a local child big prizes.

A provincial fire- ‘awareness con-
test, being in

Hague; and sunshine girls, Margaret
Harmston and Gail Markin.

in contest

burns, kitchen safety and matches
and lighters.

Prizes in the contest, which closes
March 2, include a trip for four to
Di

with Burns Awareness Week which
ended Saturday, asks youngsters aged
five to 12 to answer a set of questions
on fires, smoke alarms, preventing

The contest is partially sponsored
by the Fire chiefs’ Association of
B.C. and entry forms can be picked
up at Safeway.

For information on these and other job

openings contact the:
636 Spokane Street, Trail, 8.C.
Phone 368 5566

Foodservers are required in the Trail
rea, These ore permanent part-time
positions, Wages are $4.50 per hour and
up depending on experience

An opening for Certified Heavy Duty
Mechanic exists, $15.00 plus per hour

"Special Needs" Vocational rogram
Assistant is required in Castlegaron
Ww

or related work ex
Dennis at 365-3433 for an interview.
(450)

“You must remember,"’ said Bill, ‘‘that there was * m .
no road between Castlegar and Nelson then. There was
no Brilliant Power Dam until well into the Second
World War. (Alexander Zuckerberg used his
engineering knowledge in the construction. of the
spillyays for the dam at that time. It was a matter of
pride with him.) The only roid access to Nelson,
therefore, was a roundabout one through Pass Greek, °
Thrums and Brilliant over gravel surfaces.’’

The first backtop road in the area, Bill said, was a . .

A licensed hairdresser is required in
Trail. Contact Doreen at 368-8733 for an
appointment. (5100)

Certified electric
ond Castlegar. Must ho:
residential and commercial

Cooks required in Trail and Castlegar
(48D & 57)

EEE
Job openings
hearrenrmareesieeenieeetneestanenmat teint

Order souvenir copl
of the large, annual...

to friends,
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uiabing im Progress Lian Yo be pled re

To meet the projected
number of Copies tor 1

per
(39)

needed in Castlegar
on a contract at $20.00/hour. Must
be certified or have 4 years plus ex
perience.

Renovation Corpontors ore required in
Castlegar area. Wage is $9.00/hour or

y depending on experience. Must be
able to handle doors and windows

AW Electronics Repair Person is
Trail. Wage is $16.00/hour

our ‘ACTION AD PHONE
NUMBER IS 365-2212

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ANNOUNCING

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DENNIS BANNERT
352-5421

Welcome to Dennis Bannert
and wife Lidio. Dennis has
been in his own business until
tecently and has over 10 yeors
experience producing con-
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Welcome be Verigin, wite
Maureen and a new baby
Dan has been in the rerntine §

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welcomes your calls.

Harmony Homes

February 25,1990, Cl

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by Lynn Johnston

ALUMINUM sheets. Ideal for inexpen:
sive rooting, siding, or insulation. Thy
can even be used for vapor barriers an
any kind of miscellaneous construction.

These used printing press plates

(.009x24 2x36 inches) ore. priced as

follows: One to 12, 75 cents each; 13 to
24, 60 cents each; 25 or more, 50 cents

each. Apply Castlegar News, 197

Columbia Ave. Castlegar thy 22

ANTIQUES

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& Collectibles

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BUY or SELL By AUCTION

Bonkruptcies, Estates. Consign,

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pen Mon
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Births &

Funerals

BIRTHS
BLAIR To Arnaldo and Bill Blair of
Nelson, a boy, born Feb. 14

CLARKSON — To Alba and Jim Clarkson
of Montrose, a girl, born Feb. 11

FREEMAN To Dennise and Bob
Freeman of Fruitvale, o boy, born Feb
12

KRAUSE To Melissa ond Michoel
Krause, a girl, born Feb. 5

MORRELL To Correne and Randy
Morrell of Trail, a boy, born Feb. 21

MORRIS Te Carol and Darcy Morris of
Port Moody, a girl, born Jan

POLLARD — To Jackie and Mark Pollard
of Nelson, a boy, born Feb. 17

VERIGIN — To Maureen and Dan Verigin
of Castlegar, a boy, born Feb. 7

WALTS — To Donna and Ken Walls of
Fruitvale, a boy, born Feb. 18.
DE.

ATHS
BARNES — Vero Evelyn Barnes of Trail
died Feb. 17 at age 78. Mrs. Barnes is
survived by her hter Shirley; son
Gary, ond two grandchildren, all of Vie
toria.

BRENSRUD — Olive Isabella Brensrud of
Nelson died Feb. 11 at age 7
Brensrud is survived by h

Jens; daughter Jean; son Wi
grandchildren; five great-grandchildren
and a sister

DICKSON Irene Sarah Dickson of
Nelson died Feb. 18 at age 78. Mrs
Dickson is sur by her husband Bob:
son Tom of Revelstoke; daughter Anne
Magnusson of Golden; three gron-
dchildren and brothers Charlie Blunt of
Nelson and Ed Blunt of Victoria. She wos
predeceased by her parents, Jack and
Alice Blunt of Nelson; and a brother

DION — Henry Dion of Trail died Feb. 16
at age 76. Mr. Dion is survived by two
daughters, Louise Stephenson of Trail
and Suson Chernenkotf of Rossland;
three grandchildren; a brother ond
numerous nieces and nephews. He was
predeceased by his wife Mary in 1989
and two brothers

FOMINOFF — Nite Fominolt of Winlow
died Feb. 14 at age 70. Mrs. Fominotf is
survived by two sons, Dan Lebedott of
Grand Forks and Peter of White Rock;
three doughters, Stella Rilkoff of
Crescent Valley. Diana Waldron of Von
couver and Carol McFarlane of Powell
River: 11 grandchildren: two great.
grandchildren; three brothers, P:

Borobonoff af Vancouver, and Fred
Zmoett and Fred Borabenott, both of

Nelson; three sisters and many nieces
o s
LUKENBILL — Benton Likenbill of Trail
died Feb. 7 at age 65. Mr. Lukenbill is
survived by his wife Josephine; mother
‘of Rossland and Donald
ughter_Lorean of Von.
grondchildren; and

several brothers and siste:

MARTIN — William Martin of Castlegar
died Feb. 11 at age 68. Mr. Martin is sur-
yived by his wife Helen na ce Castlegar:
four sons, Ronald of

Fort St, John, and Daniel rand Michael ot
Vernon: four grandchildren; three
brothers; and a sister.

MILES — Chovtes Kenneth Miles of Trail
died Feb. 7 at age 80

MOON — omos 5. Moon of Fruitvale
died Feb a ou 74. Mr. Moon is sur-
vived by his Winnifred; son Ken;
daughter Carol Setunsky of Seattle: five
grandchildren; brother Harold and sister
Edna Knowler, both of Fruitvale; and
numerous nieces and nephews.

are — Donald John Macleod os
Feb. 8 at age 95. Mr. Macleod

vived by one daughter, Shirley ‘Miller of
Nelson: two grandchildren and one
great-granddaughter. He
predeceas. his wife Hozel,
parents; one brother and three si

McGUIRE — Kenneth (Mooch) McGuire
of White Rock, a former Rosslond
resident, died Feb.

McG

NELSON — Atle Folke Sidon Nelson of
\r. Nelson

Addy,

daughter Marilyn

15 grandchildren; two great

grandchildren; : ond several
nieces and nephews

PAGE — Thomas Page of Trail died Feb.
19 at age 101. Mr. Page is survived by his
doughter Isabelle H. n_of Van-
son John of Trail: four

five great-

Prondchilden predeceosed by
is wie Charities in neat and friend
Irene Howard in

SMEDBOL — Hons ‘sania "8 Smedbo! of
Siocon died Feb. 9.01 age 77. Mr, Smed.
bol is survived by i his Pie Marion; pico

Hons
gord, ond chord ‘end Josee. ‘oll of of
four grondchildren:
1 of Nove i; two sisters, Anne
Parker ond Ragnhild ond her husband
Sig Anderson, all of Fort $1. John: and

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