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Horses—There are less thar
30,000 farm horses in British
Columbia. “Although _ steadily
giving way. to mechanization,
the horse’ still has a place and
will continue to play a useful
role in many areas, Clydesdales
and Percherons . predominate
mixed br eds.

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CASTLEGAR, B.C.

CASTLEGAR NEWS,

for the Lookout Station

Deer Park Socials

Fishing was good over the
past weekend around'Deer! Park
and vicinity. Mr, and, Mrs, R.
Ramsden of Trail landed a 10
pound Kamloops trout,’.a 7
pound Kamloops | and. several
smaller fish} while ‘their broth-
er-in-law, Bert Cottrell, ‘also of

+ | -Trail,- caught-a total of 7 Kam-

(TRAIL, B.C. July .14) \G. H.
‘Turner has. been appointed a
Senior Res®rch Engineer, ac-
cording to an announcement by
A.-D. Turnbull, Manager of The
Consolidated Mining and Smelt-
ing: Company's’ Research and
Development Division, Mr, Turn-
er, who assumed his new posi-
tion duly 1st, is at present
engaged. in research on metals
and metallurgical processes: “at
Trail::':, :

“wiela Crops—British Colum-
bia’s field crops gross more than

iL | $30, 00,000 annually. Grain pro-

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is chiefly when’ oats,
and" ‘barley.

-Quick access and i rapid com-
munication are important in lo-
cating - and suppressing forest
tires...

loops and’ Rainbow. Mr.. and
Mrs, Bert’ Martin | of: Robson
caught 8 rainbow trout, the
largest about 3 or 4. pounds.
Mr, and Mrs, Simmonds and
family of, Montrose, :* ‘spent a
few days im Deer Park'on a
camping trip. :

where Mr. Law is employed by
the . B.C... Fordst’ Service as
Lookout-man. ! :

Mr; and Mrs,‘ D.. Guys of
Vancouver spent a few days at
the home of Mr. F. G. Hamblin.

Thirty-seven .metnbers of
the Briggeman ‘family and “four,
visitors enjoyed a family. beach:
party and picnic Sunday after-
noom. The family ‘included Mr.
and. Mrs. A. Lindquist, Mr: and
Mrs, A... Egan. and. children of
Bow Island, Alta.; Mrs. R. Wor-
ley, grandson Bob, Mr. and Mrs.
V. C. Worley‘and children, ‘Trail;
Mr.‘ and’ Mrs, E. ‘Worley and
children, Robson; Mr. and Mrs.
5. V. Briggeman, Trail; Mr.‘ and
Mrs. H.-R. Briggeman, Kinnaird;
A. Worley, . Nelson; Mr. and
Mrs. F. Mr, and Mrs,

Mr. and Mrs, 0. W.
daughter. Janene of —

the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C, T. Williamson.- Mrs.::Brown
is a former resident; of Deer
Park, the daughter of. (Mr. and
Mrs. W. Lebedow, now’ of: Trail,
who spent the weekend: at’ their
home here.

Mr.’ H. ‘Pitts ‘of: Castlegar,
Mr. J. T. Webster and Mr. A. A,
Lamb of Robson were ; recent
visitors to Deer Park’ and Re-
nata,

Mr, and Mrs, Tove ‘Brigge-
man ‘of Trail were the recent
guests of Mr, ‘and. .Mrs. F.
Briggeman. . While here‘ they
spent some ‘time. visiting with
friends at Renata.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Law left

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G. Briggeman,. nephew Carl, Mr.
and Mrs. R.Briggeman and. chil-
dren and -W. Briggeman, all of

were recent visitors to Trail and’

Castlegar. They were accompan-
ied by Mrs, D. D. Jamieson and
her daughter Mrs. S. Haywood,
who is.on holiday here from
Vancouver.
Mrs.

John, who “spent ‘a week at “the
home of’ Mr, and Mrs. D, Jamie-
son, have returned to their home
in Portland, Ore,

“Mr, and Mrs, J. Lindsay and
children of Trail spent the week-
end on a camping’ trip at Deer
Park. .

Mr. -and) Mrs.’ J. Husar,
daughter Clara and son Henry
of: Salmo were weekend visitors
to’ Deer Fak

Mrs. : Schwartzenhauer
and ildren of Castlegar. are
spending. a few days visiting
with relatives here. -

W.  Briggeman ang R. Mar-
shall of Trail’ spent a few days
at Mr. Briggeman’s summer
home, Deer, Park Lodge.

Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Phelps
and children were recent visitors
to Salmo, On their return they
were accompanied by © Oliver
Phelps of Salmo who. spent the
‘weekend , here,

Mr. amd Mrs, O. W. Aasland,
daughter. Janene, Miss, Ruth ‘Wil-
liamson and Thor Aasland - of

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Castlegaf. were the recent. guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T.- Williamson

Mrs. -M. Stainton, daughter
Jean and son John, were ‘the:
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Williamson, Others included

Mrs. J... Allen left for a
short holiday. Vancouver
where she’. will Visit with. her
daughter’ and sister.

Assistant Ranger , and Mrs,

|G Bates had as weekend guests

Mrs, Bates’ parents, Mr: and Mrs,
V. Craig and daughter ‘Jeanie
of Nelson and Mr, ‘and Mrs, H.
Woods and children of Castlegar.

Vegeeblerke ‘total value of
the vegetable ‘industry exceeds
$7,000,000 annually. About ’.20,-
000 ‘otns of tomatoes, ‘the most
valuable” crop, are processed
yearly.

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Wood reflects the play ©

es
“have -arrived ‘and are- at’:
tink site,i: and preparations: are
wcthe,: raising,

The back-! “tilting at ‘the. site
practically: tinished,’ and; level-.
‘of: thes grounds - will ‘soon: be

Volunteer labor

firted.."Phé Pro-
ject offic ‘again “be dpened |°
and volunteer: labor will be con-
tacted* e|‘varidus . wonien's
‘élubs ‘tha have been. handling
‘the? “tase ''s0° well sin’: the : “past. :
. INGO
fans for (the ° ‘plarit Bingo
spo: Sonsoked ‘by the “Kiwants : Club
or the’ Project Boclety' ‘are’ well
in‘ hand, “and ‘the: various .com-
mittees’ are busy: ‘rounding’ ‘out
‘the ‘details. -

Tickets are being “put on sale

i. most. stores’ throughout ‘the
diatrict today, and ‘advance sales
indicate that, ‘there “will “be” a
(full. house ‘at ‘the’ SHHS. gym
“on? August’ 11 It'is obvious Pat
the: big. prize of $1,000 “ph

roving ‘very

7 eal since ee a limited’ num:
ber,.of, players | can be accommo-
datéd.:: It’was ‘also: ‘announced
that further advertising in ‘the
press will, provide additional in:

formation’: on: the " progress “of B

bingo’ plans, ':”

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of Merchant’s Draw

"A $100 jackpot ‘ts waiting |.

for the winner?-ofs:the® regular |::

merchants” draw Friday -night:
:The | (iackpot has | jpullt up

winners ros the Grawing place.
in’ front*of the: ‘Projects Society,

Elk : Drive-In“ Theatre,
winner ‘whose: ticket’ was obtains

ed at : the ‘drive-in, ‘regardless |'

4) of whether he’ or she’ is’ present 4

‘The: famous Calgary “Stam:

“peders, ow in training at Nel-

THURSDAY; JULY. 26,1

The, plan for th tempor
ater ‘tank has’ beén:
‘a

veal righ : School; has = submitted“ his

‘Mr. “Jack Charters, ©
acher atthe’ Stanley Humphries &
‘resignation to the: School Board.

at | te

the deadtine set’ by. the P
cial : heal :

and Bet out. fast,
-ssaving. the Bo -and its

| given’ first «and
| by: the ‘Kinnaird : Village -.Com-
On:

-the -~ eats sceaaion|

: the Water ‘Tank: Site: Purchase,
‘| for: the: approval: of: the: ieriventy

Three | ‘new by-laws were

total exp nditure: of $45,767. 'Th

and: - changes ‘were ap
proved: ‘in: tat: fourth.:
The three 'néw by-laws: are

being. done by -

last regular monthly "mi
the Board’on July 20.

{| Dennbotee (cratia; ond foe

tive director .of the Canadian
Association, ” Mr, . John

Fisher ‘spoke at a-din-

‘ner: eectiant to a-large number
of: Rotarians: and” their “wives at
:|the Twin Rivers Hall.

He * said: ; that :.tolirists © from

..| other, places were not interested :
:| ins the: usual,’ cheap’ ‘souvenir”
trinkets \offered by the’standard -
tourist’ shop. Most’ ofthese sou-,
venirs:. were made!-in , Japan or: ,
: New. York, and did’ not express. Say
:,| the -Jocal:-

-color.
‘How. about ‘some’, Doukho~

“The Chamber of *C 2
reported ‘that it is..donating a

; | challenge ‘cup and a report: from
Sist ‘said

2 | perfection ‘leaflets, are“ available
from: the: president; * Mr. TT.

naird *: girl) guide, © has’ success-
fully completed a-course in*Red
Swimming, . held

pa use. this :sum-
‘several local