THE CASTLEGAR NEWS SOCIAL NOTES

, Castlegar
Kinnaird
‘Robson
Deer Park
Renata

REPORTERS

Mrs, Hostetter, — 7181
Mrs, Kaufman — 5488
Mrs. Johnson — 5165
Mrs. Williamson
Mrs. Warkentin

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 30, 1959

Castlegar Happenings

tton as Bishop of Caledonia, He
will then travel into the Cariboo
for the of Rev. E. Wal-

Miss Linda Hesketh leaves
today for Honeymoon Bay where
she will be the guest of Miss’ Vi-
vienne Dams,

‘Mr. and Mrs, Bill Easton and
daughters Patty and Colleen of
Haney, B.C., arrived on Monday
to spend a week with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Easton,

Mr. W. Tozer spent the week-
end in Nelson visiting his son
and Saueinter: in-law, Mr. and

‘Tozer.

Guests of Miss Linda Hesketh
last week were the Misses Helen
Kerr of .Vancouver and Maureen
Durkin of Trall,

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDonald
and family of Toronto were visi-
tors in the District for the past
week,

Mr, and Mrs. 'E, C. Freder-
iksen leave on ‘Sunday for a
weeks holiday at Penticton.

lace as vicar of Williams Lake,
this:-being Rev. Reskers old par-
ish, ‘After a visit with old friends
he returns to take charge of the
District Scout camp at Deer Park.
He then retires from the pulpit
with his final service on Aug. 22,

Mr. and Mrs, G, L. Black of
Palo Alto, California, visited
friends in the District for sev-
eral days last week.

Mrs, A, Hopland has been a
patient in the Kootenay Lake
Hospital and will visit with her
sister Miss E, Forbes in Nelson
for several days before returning
to her home in Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Devitt
spent the weekend in the Slocan
Valley.

Richard Dorman has been ac-
cepted into the Royal Navy and
has left for the East Coast.

Mr. and Mrs, R. West and
their Robert

Mr. and Mrs. T. 5.
and son Lesile and daughter Su-
sanne left on Wednesday mors ing
for their home in Prince Albert,
Sask, after a 10-day visit with
the former’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, A. T. Horswill.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Freder-
iksen had-as their guests for the
past two weeks the latter's bro-
ther-inlaw and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Bell and daughter-Les-
ley of Port Alberni.

Ven, Archdeacon B. A. Res-
ker leaves on Monday for Vic-
toria te represent the Diocese of
the Kootenays at the consecra-
tion of Archdeacon Munn of Ly-

on Monday from ‘Willow Point
where they spent the weekend.

Kinnaird Korner

patrick were the former's broth-
er and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Earl Fitzpatrick and daughter
Ann Marle of Seattle.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul - Bertois
and Mrs. Bob Maze are.spend-
ing a week in Penticton and Sal-
squa with relatives.

Mr.
family are having their vacation,
visiting relatives in Bowden and
Calgary, Alberta.

Mr, and Mrs. D. Deverson
and family are holidaying at
Crawford Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jack
and family spent the weekend at
Christina Lake.

Mr, John Roberts returnea
Friday from Prince Albert, Sask.,
where he attended the funeral of
his nephew, Eddie Carruthers,

15, who was a drowning victim at
a nearby resort. Mr. Roberts tra-
yelled to the prairie with the
boy's grandfather, Mr. Mark Ro-
berts of Salmo; an uncle, John
Burden and an aunt, Mrs, Betty
McDonald, ‘both of Vancouver.

Guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. P, T. Melville are their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. D’ G. Lindsay and_ three

Mrs. T. Fourt left at the
weekend for a holiday with rela-
‘tives in Kimberley.

Ruth Scott is vacationing at|
the home of her cousin Noreen
Hendricks. Her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. S, Scott of Clive, Alberta,
will join the J. Hendricks family
this weekend. Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Hednricks are sisters.

Home for the weekend were
Ronny Hendricks from his job

and James

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from Alberta.
‘Mr, and Mrs, W. Walper and
children spent the weekend cam-
ping at Kootenay Lake.
pending the weekend here
trom ‘Edmonton were Mr. and
Mrs, Trevor Jones and two

August 17 in the
Laudin Bldg. on

at the- home of Mrs. J.
Wolfe. They were accompanied
by Ms, Jones’ mother, Mrs, Bar-
para Medwid of Nelson.

Pine St., Castlegar, B.C.
cs, Fowler, M.D, °

Johnny Bale returned, at the
from Camp

children who have arrived from
Galt, Ont., for a three-week visit.

Leaving on the weekend for
Grand Centre,/Alberta, are Mr.
and Mrs. J. Marcellus, They will
visit their son Keith, his Wits
and family, and a

and Mrs. N. Burak and{.

diam Main, left, and Ron Bry:
The two men were puzzled < wh

of a war

feateaie dulled as.they sawed dow
turned to amazement when cxperts "verified that they were rel'es

1812, were found im-

ts, relics of th ‘ar of
bedded in the’ true of this tree, whieh pats employees Wil-
an cut down in a Toronto park,

hen tele erosscut saw was re-
tree, Thelr puzzlement

Deer Park Socials

the many other visitors and cam-
pers were Mr.’and Mrs. 4 Al Rich

Newcomers to Deer Park are
Mr, and Mrs. W. Douglas of Tur
ner, Valléy,:. Alberta, »who'. have)

merly owned by S, H. Merrie-
field of Castlegar. Mr. and Mrs,
‘Douglas plan to make Deer Park
their permanent hore.

Miss Florence Moss and her
mother Mrs. H. Kelsall of Nelson
spent the weekend at Deer Park
on a camping trip. ° Ui

Mr. and Mrs. H. Jamieson,
son Barry and daughter Beverley

‘purchased a house and“ lot for-| W

ards, of Cas *
the ‘Bortnicks, SS anicsan Cata-
Tanos of Trail; Turners, Brand.
sons of ‘Kinnaird; ‘Mr. and Mrs
-Trippel ‘and family of Ros-
thern, Sask. and many more.

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RESTATE:

, spent the
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Jamieson. .
Mr. and Mrs, Frank ‘Uhryno.
‘wich and sons ‘have returned to

"| their home at Trail after

the past week ona fishing and
camping trip aD Deer Park.

Mr. and Fred Masey,
their son and ae cengntor ini law,
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Masscy and
their two sons of Cloverdale, were
weekend visitors to Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Massey Sr. noticed
fa vast change in Deer Park, this
being their first trip back after
Jeaving in 1914, While here they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Briggeman.

Mervin Wine and a fricnd of
Bentley, Alberta, were the week:
end guests of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs, George Briggeman.|

Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Brigge-

(continued from page one)

son-inJaw, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Brown and fam!

Mr, and Mrs, S. J. Jankola
and family spent a few days cam-
ping at Evans Lake during the
week,

Mr. and Mrs. Barton Brown,
Murilyn and Doug, had an inter-
esting vacation, first to the coast
via the Okanagan, then on to Los
Angeles, California. They spent
some time in Los Angeles’ visit-
ing points of interest and enjoy-
ing a weekend with their form-
er neighbors in Kinnaird, the G.
Langtons. In Long Beach they
were the guests of Mr. Brown’s
brother, Robert Brown and fam-
ily. They visited friends in San

Tia

Guests at the Weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Fitz-

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Mexico, .before teturning home.
Upon’ the Browns return, they
were pleazed’ to welcome friends
ee |. motored here from Calgary
I 0! in the storm on Mon!
day night were *Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanna and their daughter.
Due to the’ failure of the ferry
that night, the Hannas walked
over the bridge where Mr. Brown
met them. Their first trip to
will be a

one,

‘Mr. and Mrs, Donald Achi-
bald and baby son Gordon are
with the former's parents, Mr.

of the minority interest in a sub-
sidiary, the result is equivalent
to 41 cents per share. This is
more than double the profit of
the previous six months and pav-
es the way for the proposed re-
organization,

In a letter to L. V. Camp-
bell, publisher of the Castlegar
News, T. N. Beaupre, president
of Columbia Cellulose and presi-

emphasi that though Colum.
bia Cellulose owns all the shares
of Celgar, Celgar will continue to
be operated as a distinct com-
pany. :

.He said that the B.C. opera-
tions of Columbia, Cellulose re-

Celgar is Distindl Company
li Chemcell Reorganization

petuity on 1,600,000 acres of pro-
ductive timber lands in two areas

to the holders of B.C.

‘These areas are the Nass and
Skeena valleys in the north and
the Columbia river basin in the
south, The timber aspects in both|-
licences are well suited for high-
grade pulp.

In the northern area the
company operates near Prince
Rupert a mill producing by the
sulphite process the high-grade
cellulose required for acetate and
viscose textile ffbres, Plastic and

The capacity of af the mill was

recently rased to 400 tons 2
day and in the first half-yearly

Perlod that time (to Junc

So, 1959) the net profit was
$1,055,000.

Here at Castlegar, through
its subsidiary Celgar. Ltd.,,Col-
umbia Cellulose is’ construc!
pulp mill of advanced design us-

dent of its subsidiary Celgar Ltd., | sim,

and as a 5

Columbia Cellulose and Celgar
are self-sufficlent from the
point of view of ent,

research and development.
Columbia Cellulose, with as-
sets of $63,000,000 is the holder
together with its

ing the (kraft).
process, :

With a capacity of 500 tons
a day, the pulp mill will serve a
wide variety of paper markets.
A new sar operate in
conjunction with the pulp milv

Cel-| here, bringing the total new in-

gar, of two tree farm licences
providing cutting right in per-

at. to about
$50,000,000,

Rohe- Social:

and Mrs. Gordon A They
have been living at the coast,
end. plan to make thelr home

Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hender-
son had as'their guests from
Wednesday to Monday, Mr. Hen-
derson’s sete ee and. brother-in-
law, Mr. and John Hopper
and children joe and Shirley of
Sylvania, Sask.

Visiting the G. Gendron home
at the weekend were the Gen-
dron’s nephew, Mr. Alex j;Dube
and Mrs. Dube of Ralston, Alber-
ta.

Mrs, Ida Cleeve and family
motored to Strathmore, Alberta
on Saturday with Philip Gendron
to attend the funeral of her bro-
ther-in-law, Gaylon Robson, who
passed away. suddenly. Mrs.
Cleeve will stay with relatives

until Sunday.

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‘port a very good time enjoyed by

Mr. and.Mrs, Mike Gorkof
anc family have returned fron,
a holiday spent at Radium.

Mr, and Mrs. O. B. Ballard
who attende the Lt.-Governors’
garden party in Victoria for
Queen Elizabeth.and Prince Phil-
ip have arrived home. They re-

all present,

Mr, and Mrs, Peter Zibin of
fOshawa, Oht, who were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Gor-
koft for a few days, have left
on their return trip home.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith
left Monday for Kitirhat where
they will visit with their son and
daughter-n-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Smith,

Mr. W. Taylor of North Van-
couver; who has been visiting
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs, Jim Danchella, left on
the boat Monday morning to vis-
it other relations, enroute home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Campbell
and family of Calgary arrived
Friday evening to visit with Mrs.
Campbell's: mother, Mrs, G. Mil-
ler for a few days.

Guests at the ‘home of Mr.
and Mrs, Ai Smecher are their
daughter and grandson, Mrs, Art
ery a Mare of Kimberley.

d Mrs, R. McKinnon
of Pct visited Mr, and - Mrs.
J. Scott-for:a few days. They
left by plané. for Vancouver to
continue thelr holiday.

‘The baby daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Giraud was chris-
tened Sunday evening at the Rob-
son Community. Chureh by Arch-

en the baby were Winifred Mary.
Miss Ann Sutherland was
godmother and Mr, Robert Hora-
will was godfather. The baby’s
christening gown was made out
of her grandmother's wedding
gown and had been worn by her
two, sisters at their

deacon B. Ai Resker, Names gliv-|.

Mrs. Jim. D. was given

man and son of Kinnaird, Mr. and
Mrs,, D, McPherson of Trail and
Miss Joyce Startup of North
Battleford, Sask., were the guests
of Mr. id Mrs. F. Briggeman.

Mr. and Mrs, H, Wood of
Nelson, their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wood
also of Nelson, were weekend vis-
itors to Renata and Deer Park.

Mr. George Beatty of Nelson
and Mr. ©, Haakedall of Ymir
spent a few days on & prospec-
ting trip in the Deer Park area.

W. Briggeman, of. Trail,-who
is spending his holidays>at. his
thome in Deer Park, had as week-
end guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bunn
their son and other friends,

Mr. and Mrs. Leckie and
sons, Mr. and Mrs, R. Martini
and daughter Laurie, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jorgenson, all of Trail spent
the weekend camping at Deer
Park.

‘Mc. and Mrs, Frank Wood-
row and son Wilson ‘of Castlegar
are spending a holiday camping
at the park in ‘Deer Park. -

The Rev. Mr.’ W. ‘McBride
Mrs, McBride and‘ family left for

few weeks:
ning to to their home in ‘Vancouver.
and Mrs. -W. G. Leslie
lof Navon were.the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C, Williamson while on
a weekend visit to Renata.
Mrs. R..Worley of ‘Trail is
spending a holiday at her home
here, She has as her guests, her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. V. C. Worley and child.
ren of Trail.
Mr. and Me. H... Clegg of

the names Frank Robert at chris-
tening services held Sunday ev-
ening at the Robson Community
Church with. Archdeacon B. A.
Resker presiding.

Godparents’ were Mr. “and
Mrs, Herb Johnson. After the
service Mr, and Mrs, Danchella
entertained at their home. Guests
present included the baby’s

Mrs. S.

and the baby’s uncle tron North

Vancouver, Mr. W.. Taylor.

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MADE HONORARY CHIEFTAINS of the Saulteaux .
tribe at Indian Head, Sask.,
the Chilliwack Progress and Hugh E. McCormick of the
Montreal Monitor at an impressive pow-wow. during
ion of the Canadi

were Leslie E. Barber of

Who. was “everyman's fricnd
and.’ ‘never Tocked ‘his cabin
door?”

‘Henry Fuller Davis,‘a trader
and gold prospector, camé to

KILLOUGH — To Mr. and
Mrs, Glen Killough. of Kinnaird,
guy 2s 24, a son,
— To’ Mr. and Mrs.
Brio toss Ross of Robson, July 25, a
son.,

Canada in 1858 from the Call-
‘fornia goldfields to joln the Fra-
ser River gold rush.’

He earned the iniékname of
“Twelve-foot Davis” in the Cari-
boo when ‘he discovered two
claims. In excess of’ regulation
width and mined $15,000 ini gold
from the twelve-foot space be-
tween. them.

He was one of the: discoverers
of the Omlheca goldfield in. Nor-
thern B.C, Later he became a
trader and his friendliness. to
pioneers, travellers and Indians
was legendary in the, Peace
country, His tombstone on a hill

Weekly

Associatit

wiket,

Mr, Barber
ar a 90- -year-old Indian, Wagiah Doupe, and becomes
Chief Four Thunder. Mr. McCormick, as Chief Eagle
Born, is now known to the tribe as Chief Keno Kahnito-

“the name

te ill Pie oe nike with
sufficient. cash on hand

RENNIE
MITCHELL

PHONE 7631
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Renata Tiding

Mr, and Mrs. Julius Dyck,
Mr. and Mrs. Diedrich Dyck

Visiting over the weekend
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Rohn were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Desaulnler and family of
Kinnaird, Mr. and Mrs. John An-

of Salmo and Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Clausen and son Eddy of

_| Fruitvale,

Mr. and Mrs. A. Swanson of
Winlaw and Mr, and Mrs, H.
Moore of Nelson were guests at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, P. War-
kent

Mr. and Mrs, EL Hardy and} Tr:
three daughters Sharol, wen,
and Linda of C:

d Mr. | is

Alta, are visiting
at the home of Mrs: M, Neufeld
and Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Penner.

Dr. Lelghton Popeteck! of
West Summerland (plant pathol
ogist) visited Renata this week.

The Misses Ruth Ludelle and
June Lang and Miss Lorraine
Fladager returned from a week's
stay at the -Pentecostal Youth
Camp at Harrop, B.C.

Miss Mary Anne Wiebe re-
turned from a weeks | vacation
at =the home of Mrs, Evang of

a B, Warkentin of Nanaimo

and Mrs. I. Gyori of° Signe,
Alta. are guests at the homes of
‘Mr. and Mrs, Matt Rohn and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou

Nelson are guests at the home of

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Depariment

at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, P. ‘Warkentin.

Ronald Toews of Campbell
River is spending his holiday
swith his mother, .Mrs. Henry

Mr, and Mrs, John Hamm of} Toews.

Mr. and Mrs..Blll Leslie of
Nelson were weekend guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ‘J. J.
Reimer.

the Peace bears the
inscription “He was everyman's
friend.and never locked his cab-
in door.”

What was a Red River Cart?

Used. by the Metis of the Red
River area on their buffalo
hunts and for freighting goods
between Fort Garry and. St.
Paul and between Fort Garry
and Edmonton, the. Red River
cart was a two wheeled: vehicle
constructed | entirely: of wood.
Shag-anappl (rawhide): was
sometimes used as a tire to bind
the wheels. :

Made principally of hardwoods
found ‘on the prairie riversides;
the axles were usually of maple
with the hubs.of elm: The deep-
ly dished wheels were

.| in the root ‘one foot in diameter.

Renata Growers to Ship
6000 Grates of Cherries

Two, thousana crates of Lam-
bert cherries nave been picked
and shipped so far this year at
Renata: with 4000 crates yet to
be picked."
"the crop has been helped this
year by. lots of ‘sun and no rain
to bruise the cherries, Associated
Growers are distributing the Ren-
ata cherry crop.

High Winds Smash
Trailer Monday

Monday's high winds did da-
mage to a trailer parked at the
Lakeview Auto Camp and Store
near the ferry,

The winds Knocked down. a
tree which fell across a trailer |/E=
owned by J. Galan, putting a hole

Applications Pow In
Miss PNE Contest

5 or 6 feet high with eight to 17
spokes and gave ‘the vehicle a
considerable degree of sability.
- The two’ shafts were attached
to the axle and a platform, sur-
rounded by a light railing, was
mounted on the shafts and be-
tween the wheels. ‘A! pony or ox
was harnessed between the
shafts and loads of 500 to-1,000
pounds were normally hauled on
the cart,

T..Couch Retires
_ After.29:Years, .....:

“1. B. Couch of C: re-

The vehicle was light, strong,
easily and was capable
of being used over rough, track-
Jesg or soft ground,

tired from the CM & S Co. Wed-
nesdey ona otter 23 years of service

Ten TE Laois and fellow] Taft.
workers from Cominco's sinter-|'

ing plant arrived at Mr. Couch’s
home yesterday fo present him
with’ a company. cl

* Mr.-Couch, 5 ava was 59 Tues:

platform, thereby ” providing a
buoyant and fairly navigable

‘When used in: cart trains,

from
ties throughout B.C. are pot
into’ the’ Pacific National ane
tion for contestant franchises for
the Miss’ PNE” contest,

In the past month, 20 com-
munities. Have filed letters af-
firming their intention to parti-
cipate once again in this biggest
beauty, braless Poise and talent
contest in

‘Under the pants regulations
cities and districts which spon-
sored. contestants last year are
given’ priority for 1959. If they
fail franchise with-

ie "Miss
decision this year to award more
points: for beauty and less for
ability, has quickened ‘interest in
the contest throughout the pro-
vince in the opinion of Hedley

the carts. were’
“brigades” of four, to six carts

managed by one driver. During

into

Maximum number of contes-
tants: allowed is 30.

day, has not been working at the]. ,

CM & S since’a heart attack 2%
years ago. Yesterday, however,

he - officially ‘retired from the
hill,

. Besides many gifts from his
fellow -workers, Mr. Couch’ was
presented by his family. with.a
1%4- x 2%-foot cake with outlines

of CM & S buildings done on it].
in fein, : :

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-| around the camp and served as a

a hunt ‘the carts were placed

defence. Although they were
used extensively in hunting for
carrying buffalo meat, their use
extended to such service as
freighting and farm work. -

Most likely they originated
from French Quebec: and the
Highlands of Scotland. There 1s
mention of their use as far bacis

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Henri’s ORANGE,, 48 oz. each .... 35c
PORK-N-BEAWS, 4 fins .......... 596

JEWEL, 3 nound pail ............ 850
MARGARINE. Select, Ib. ......... 29¢

Half Gal.
59c each

TOMATOES, ripe Ib. ............ 25¢

“We reserve the right to limit quantity

RATT