10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 8, 1961

ARCHAEOLOGISTS HERE

“Hunting for Arrow Lake Indian Grounds #

helps to make tt a fascinating place tainly far > more interesting than
when ‘I'made a trip, to Tikal in

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Pioneer Badge
Training Session ©
Held Here for Area

Training for the Girl Gulde
Ploneer Badge was held recently at
Castlegar. Arca.trainer and camp
advisor, Mrs. A, Rizzuto, was in
charge. Several guiders contributed

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Possibly more than a dozen In-| for thelr * eiely investigations,
dion sites along the. banks of the “already we have had, reports for a student of archaeology... | |
Arrow Lakes, ‘three young archneo-| on about n dozen different altes, 50] - “I would say ‘it’s one of ‘the| Guatemala to ae dig a a Mayan.
logists have been led to belleve from) We are excited at the prospects of | best places in the ‘world, It's cer-| excavation.

initial’ inguirles which they have finding ‘a considerable number’ be-
made’ inthe ‘Castlegar area. fore we have’ to return to Victoria,”

house,

to set up-a typical ploneer camp
site.

Flog .ralsing and color party
were carried out by the East Trail
guiders, Grense pit and incinerator
were dug by Glenmerry, The lorder
was bullt' by Castlegar. A latrine
was erected by Fruitvale, Instruc~
tion on pitching.and strilcing tents
was given by Castlegar. Stalking
and trail games were supervised by
Bekver Valley.

Supper was cooked on various
types of ‘trench fires, Menus con-
sisted of food required for the bad-
ge. This Included stew .and cooked
pudding. Warfield guilders baked
delicious tarts on their fire.

_After supper the- group moved

“Here comes ‘Tommy _

“Jones...”

“Pretend you don’t> see
aim... I want to talk to
him... Alone,”

—_ fo Canada
Here on Wednesday

‘The Castlegar and District Mi-
nisterial Association and the chur-

ches of the district are looking for-
.ward with anticipation to a great

indoors, where they were
by area commissioner Mrs. H, Hy-
Instruction on compass was
given by Mrs, W. Bertola, Rossland
District Guider, This was followed
with the group: listening to the re-
cord “The Aim of Guiding” by Mrs.
Hyde.
Campfire was led by Mrs, R.
MacBain,° division music advisor,

during which she gave much needed

held with some difficult songs,

‘At the close of the meeting Mrs.
A. Rizzuto stressed Happy Camping
present many
happy days ‘at ‘camp throughout

and wished those

the summer,

Guiders present represented Ri-
ondel, Balfour, Fruitvale, Montrose,
‘Warfield, East Trail, Rossland, Rob-!

son and Castlegar.

rally when Tom Rees, the famous
British Evangelist, visits Castlegar.
next’ Wednesday.
Tom Reos, recently declared
by Dr, Billy Graham over his radio
network to be “Britains greatest
evangelist today,” has more than 50
times filled to over-flowing the Ro-
yal Albert Hall in London, England.
‘Across Canada, attending crowds
have been phenomenal. Ralies for

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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 8 p.m. .

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. STUDENTS 35c.

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have included crowds of
1,000 to 3,000, while public ralliés
— even in smaller districts — have
drawn unprecedented crowds,
‘An adequate public address sy-
stem will be installed in the SHAS
auditorium where the rally will be
held. Provision will be made for an
over-flow crowd, if necessary, else-
where in the building. Word has
been received of parties coming
from Nelson and the Slocan Valley,
and many’ ate expected from Tratl
following s previous rally there.
‘Reservations will be made for
any parties or groups notifying the
fecal secretary in advance. ‘All lo-
cal youth organizations are invited
to attend in uniform, as many have
done across Canada, and blocks of} i

seating,

Rev. Lex Smith, the pianist ac-
:} companying: the “Mission to Can-
ada” party, will. be at the plano as
‘|'Tom. Rees leads the community
singing in his much loved and
friendly manner.
A massed chotr, comprised of
local church choirs and others wish-
- Jing to assist, is being formed by
John Dalziel, well kwown district
choir-leader.
‘Tom Rees, an Anglican layman,
accompanied by a party of minis-
ters from various denominations, be.
gan his “Mission to Canada” with

Harrison of Toronto,

The three young men,.

of Victoria and David Baxter of|.
‘Vancouver, . have-"been! appointed
by the newly-established ‘archacol-
ogical sltes- advisory bonrd of the
provincial’ government to make in.
vestigations ,of old“ Indian _ sites
along the ‘Arrow Lakes before the
proposed dams are built along the
waterway. .

‘The group !s to “spend about.
two months searching along the
banks of the Arrow Lakes to locate
the historical sites. The men then
return to Victoria to ‘make 9 report
on their findings,

Plans are that the group would
return to the area again next sum-
mer to make excavations at one or
two’ of the sites.” ~

For the past twa weeks, the
men have made Castlegar the base

Forestry Essay
Contest Awards

Thirty junior ond senior high
school’ students from all. parts of
British Columbia have been named
prize “winners in the 14th annual
essay contest conducted by the Ca-
madiah Forestry Association of B.C,
Furst, second and third prizes
of $100, $50 and. $25 respectively
were awarded in each region. Con-
test was divided into two categories,
juniors —. Cae 7 to 9, and seniors
— grades 10 to 12.
‘Theme of the 1961 essay was
“Growing the Trees and Selling the
Producte'— Keys to our Future.”
Judges were Dr. George 5. Al-
len, Dean, Faculty of Forestry, Un-
iversity of B.C.; Kingsley C. Harris,
Vancouver Section, Canadian Insti-
ue of Forestry, and James Pol-

lteter, of Aas Education,

“There were no wianers in the
Castlegar District.

Arts Gonference -
Slated for. Trail
On June 24 & 25

ihe firat ‘West Kootenay’ Re-.
gional Conference on the Arts will
be held in Trail on June 24 and 25,
‘This meeting will be held under

the joint sponsorship of the Trail
‘and District Arts and Crafts Coun.
‘cil, the University” Extension De-
and the B.C., Arts Board.

ervice
by the heads of the United, Angll-

aap is hoped in. this way to stim-

can, Baptist and

ing and ac-

Churches, together with the Sal-
vation

reaching Edmonton this past week
end, with the rallies held in
Jubilee Auditorium,

tour, to over 126.

‘Beginning in Newfoundland he
has, travelled across Canada, flying| ranged 1 schedule of’ svents design. | The
several times into the far north, and] ed w give an

brought the
total of rales conducted :thus far
in connection’ with his four month

tivities in_ the ariz at the commun~-

Peter | commented Peter, the leader of the
Richard Cox] sroup,

spent working out of-a base there.

. Next week they move. ‘on to Na-
kusp and they expect that the re-
mainder of the two months will be

Peter. admitted that while they
had received much cooperation in
making their inquirles, they had
also. encountered a certain amount
of hostility and suspicion from local
residents.
. "Some people scem to. mistrust
our motives,” sald Peter. ‘They
seem inclined to believe that we
are, in some. way, connected with
surveys. that might lead to the
flooding of thelr homies and lands."
‘The group emphasized, however,

that they would appreciate the full
support of local residents in mak-
ing their investigations. .

“We feel that there ‘ere many
‘people’ who may be able to-help us
in our ‘search,” said. Peter, "We
shouldbe really grateful to hear of
sites discovered by the public and
we would certainly appreciate the
opportunity of being able to seg any
local: collections of Indian relics.
People need have no fear that we
might confiscate them," be added
with a smile.
‘The young men fee] it fs quite
a challenge, to make a field trip of
this kind, for they pointed out that
this ‘area. has. never before been
searched by official groups probing
Indlan history.
‘A eurprise to the group Is that
no Indlans now lve along the banks
of the Arrow Lakes, “We cannot
understand at all why this shoul¢
be 60,” said Peter, “But it is appar-
ent that Indians were in the area
until after one first coming of the

in the area may date back/as far
as 500 years — comparatively mo-
dem when hen viewea alongalde some
of the Fraser Canyon Indian dis-
coveries which are es much as 9,000
years old!
All three men ate studying ar-
‘This is the

/Peter has travelled extensively dur-
ing the five years he has been in-
volved in studies. 5

He explained that up to nine
years’ studies, leading to a Ph. D.,
‘are involved in persuing. archaco-
logy. to the stage where dne is al-
lowed. to. lecture in.the subject at,
college Jevel,,

Peter said he found it particu-
larly rewarding to conduct invest-
igations in British Columbia, . .

“There ate s0 many indications
of settlements . stretching over

ity level, cay. officia's. r
“The local committee has

thousands of years in this province.

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7.30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1961

* Hear Tom Rees, the famous ‘British ‘Evangelist,

who has packed London's Royal Albert Hall more
than 50 timas, now touring the 10 Provinces of Canada,
with a talented. party from.England conducting
Inter-Church evangelistic rallies: in 100 Cities; from
Newfoundland to the Yukon.

* This Netlan-wide Inter-Chuireh Mission to Canade
h a Ce Service in
Toronto which was Sonducted Jointly by: The Primate of
the Anglican Church, the President. of the, Baptiss
Federation of Canada, the Moderators: of the
and- United C nade
-other Church Leaders.

For publicity and party reservations apply to
Rev. F..E. Woodrow, Box, 48: Castlegar

ission to Conoda (Organtzing ‘secretary: Rev. A Uedra
Notional Mendgoarters 227 Bloor Stree? East, Toronto ‘S, Ontarle.

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of. Brit!

to all those who pln to attend,
ie} Many social events have been in-
cluded to. add.to the busy agenda
Plann ee: .to Include several phases
of the Arts,

Dr. G. w. ee head of the

foe

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Stays younger abe ‘cause it's

music + UBC, Profes-
sor Sam Black, ‘no will speak on
the visual arts,.and Gordon Brand-

monstration on the dance, will head
the team. sent out by the extension
department,

Members of the Rossland and
the Trail “Art Clubs will be arrang-
ing an art display to be hung all
during the conference and will pro.
vide people to discuss the various
pictures.

Tt thas been émphasized_ that
any interested person is welcome to
attend, not only appointed dele-
gates of 2 particular group,

The initial registration fee will

weekend

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weekly newspapers: @ trom. throughout
BO. following. the recent \apring
convention. of, the’ BO, . Weekly
Newspapers’ Association at .Castle-
+) gar: Penaeers i
Castlegar “ig perhaps unique
among BO. centres today. for. there
is‘no unemployment‘and ‘everyone

ing the post-war boom: ; ‘Grant alam
| came, when Celgar Ltd..decided ‘to
build a ' $50: million ‘pulp, mill/and
there. The‘ plant’ employs
directly” at’ high’ wages.' Along
‘came all the other professional men
« ,| aud tradesmen to service’ these ;360
fomilies | = ahd /-Oastegar | was

“Because ot the abundance of
the,’ water | supply. and” unlimited
quantity, everyone: waters his‘ gar-
den daily and lawns are. beautifully.
green aa vegetable gardens‘ are

_| ters were. reluctant to go to, witness
;| the parade lest the. ladles not be
{| gttired fully . .°. one went...
only .to report that all paraders
were fully clothed. No one else

selling for $1,200,
we 5670. 88
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We wish to extend most: t grate
ni thanks ‘to many frit
of pathy ;

to -g0.”.
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Castlegar “the hatives “3.0. rap.
peared to: enjoy the sticky heat.
‘They, conversed: freely in Russian
12] during . the . entire ‘journey, ‘ néver'|
stopping for. new breath.” © >>
“There are two centres of cute
ture in. Castlegar — one ‘isthe
Castlegar. News, the other is ‘the
Marlane Hotel .’. . The beer parlor,
of giant dimensions, did & land-of-
fice business during all lawful hours
ag the’ oldsters strove frultlesaly to
1 spend their money. as fast as they
earn: it .s. Our. guess is that de-
‘welll oven be a strain on ‘the

Gonmient inctiding bouquets i
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| public relations men of Cominco...

“There. are erbiape more new
and shiny ‘automobiles: per square
inch® there than’ anywhere else on

‘MAU the visitors 7 tertal 5
eayat! inner ‘in: th Pata en tat

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the ' Celgar. plant. ‘ ‘The hearty
‘was; intended ‘more for day = ea
than’ pen-pushera, ana was followed
by a tour of the giant plant.”
‘Automation’: is ‘carried to Its
extreme here, The only B.C, mill of
its kind not on tidewater, Celgar
has no trouble in disposing of its
Product ‘all over the world.”
che Drhcaiie dt Contac luncheon
y official who flew
miles with the Trail Smoke py
recently and who broke a’ window

in the Moscow arena, demonstrated
trogen, Further description of these

here lest: some redder attem)

pt. ex
perlments'at home and bi
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“Tf you have ‘a few thousand to
invest’ you ‘can’ probably make a
°| hen FEieete on’ it~ in Castlegar

in: in” most other tte 5

tae C._ centres

by the Celgar people and by ‘the
We went on a tour of: the Celgar

technical- achievement.”
¢ ‘town and diatrict, with
the advent of Celgar, pie
Toomed almost overnight, The new
homes and spartments‘are very at-
tractive, as are the businesses in
the new ‘Plaza,”"*

At Celgan “we saw

“We were treated moat royally ;

Plant which is a model of modern

some unusual features ‘of Mquid ni. | {

interesting tests cannot be given|

MOVING WITH CARE
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from: the'barker, to chipper, to the th

final dried pulp. We gazed in fier

furnaces, watched ‘electrical Fane
@t- work recording on graphs the
workings of the mill: We saw and
sniffed odorous air, saw large logs
barked by water, chopped to chips,
these chips then treated chemically,
turned to Mquid, then _ wet “pulp,
like pudding : mixture, and run
through hot rollers and finally re-
sulting in dry pulp, Cut bundles

were wrapped,’ weighed - ‘and@'deliv-
aaited the. stock _Foom where they

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The annual ‘Rose Ball. tak
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Judges who: will make the de-

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MACHINES

“...-when It came.to buying =
meal ia booming Castlegar. our en-
Joyment’ ceased." Pood ‘was fine —
when we got it, ‘Three times we sat
down’ fora meal and’ three times
we waited at least 16 minutes be-
fore a waitress ‘would even take our
order. And: the third time was just
too much... after the usual, wait
We asked the waitress to take our
order and-got only a blank stare In

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tributaries and tribu-.

Fred
3| Archambault’ and. Mr. and
Roberts, Bie 2

return, as much as to ask ‘And wh
do you think You are?"
“isa friendly, sociable
town with a lot of good community
spirit 10 looks,

a Gece bus lots of per-

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