“4: CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Fight For Freedom
By'Ganada’s Press
Recalled in Article

The government-ordored firlng
of Anthony'Henry, one of Canada's
first newspaper editors, is recalled
in the new edition of the pocket an-
nual Quick Canadian Facts in an
article that reviewa the two-century
history of the press of Cannda and
the long struggle for press inde-
pendent of government control or
influence,

Anthony Henry was dismissed in
1786 from the editorship of the Ha-
Mfax Gazette, established os Can-

" ada’s first newspaper 14 years be-
fore, for his criticism of taxes le-
vied under the Stamp Act, When
Henry's paper was replaced by the
semi-officlal Nova Scotia Gazette
he brought out 4 rival weekly. This
was Canada’s first newspaper to be
independent of government patron-
age, and within a year it had ab-
sorbed the subsidized paper.

‘The article tells also of news-
Paper editors required to post a sub-| :
stantial cash bond to insure that
the contents of each issue would be
submitted for official approval pri-
or to publication, of the trial of Jo-

seph Howe and {ts contribution toj FIRST CHINESE WEEDING in Castlegar took place re-
Press freedom and, more recently, of] cently when May Grace, daughter‘of Mr. and Mrs. York
was united with Richard Wong of
Seattle. Ceremony was in thé United Church; reception
“In its first years,” notes thé| was held at the Hotel Marlane. The couple have taken up

the rejection of a government sub- J
sidy by the national, C. Mah of C fe
news service, the Canadian Press. ,

article, “the CP accepted an annual

$50,000 subsidy from the  federat| 7eSidence in Seattle.

government to pay the cost of brid-
ging three gaps in national wire
service but, in the bellef that such
government aid could prejudice its
. Mrs. Williamson

the news
dropped the subsidy in 1925."

‘Deer Park Socials

Mr. and Mrs, Andy Calvert of

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KINNAIRD, B.C. °

SURF; King-size, ..............+-99¢
PREM, Swift’s, ....7...c.eeeees ‘186

FISH AND CHIPS, Dolnor, ........ 498
VEAL CHOPS, all cuts, th, ....... 69c
BONELESS POT ROASTS, Ih., ...... 59

MIRACLE WHIP, Kraft, 32 07. jar, .. 25¢
with $5.09 order or over

tana,

‘Nelson were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, D, D. Jam-
feson. Other recent guests st the
Jamieson home were their son and
@aughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H,
Jamieson and children of Kimber-
ley, and Mr, and Mrs. Ted Lakeman
and children of. Sweet Grass, Mon-

Dr. and Mrs, arthur Schwart-
zenhauer and children of Portland,
Oregon, spent a few days visiting
with friends and relatives at Deer
Park and Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. Gorse of Castlegar
Qre spending a fishing and camp-
ing holiday at Deer Park.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Worley and
children. of ‘Trail and’Mr. and Mis.
E. Worley and children of Robson
were the Sunday guests of thelr
mother Mrs, R. Worley.

Mr, and Mrs. R. Kerrison and
daughter, and friends of Edmon-
ton Bre spending a few days at the
home of Mrs. Kerrison’s parents, Mr,

TOMATOES, ld, 2 Ihs;, ....... 49 ,

‘MINCED BEEF, lean, Ib, .......-39¢.
BAGON, side sliced, lean, th. ..... 49¢

; end of August,

CASTLEGAR SOCIALS|

PORK GHOPS, ‘all cuts, h., ....... 590
SE CREAM, Shannon, 1/4 gal., .... 69c_

ther Floyd BXirkendall ‘and grand-
son Wayne Phelps have returned
to thelr home here from a trip to
Maple Creek, Sask,

. Mr, and Mrs, L, G, Williamson,
who have spent the past three
weeks on holiday at Deer Park, left
Tuesday! for Nelson where they will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E,
T. Coleman before continuing on
to their home in Toronto. Leaving
Nelson, they will stop at Calgary,
Edmonton, Regina and other points
east, arriving in Toronto sbout; the

Margaret Churches, Phone 9511
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dube and son

.| Brian spent, the weekend at Chris-| |

tina Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tweed and

many of thelr Castlegar friends, .
Mr. and Mrs. John Koochin
have left for Vancouver where they

will visit the latters parents, Mr.
and Mrs. McNabb, :

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family of Vanderhoof visited with] -

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5488
‘Visitors holidaying at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Ed Kulcheski are
thelr daughter, Mrs, Art Townsend,
daughters Valerie and Donna and
son Jeffrey of Revelstoke.
. Mr. and Mrs, K, M, Spence havé
enjoyed ‘a visit with Mrs. Spence's
brother and slster-in-Inw, Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Shearer of Medford,
Oregon and another brother, Mr.
Howard Shearer of Hollywood, Cal-
ifornia,
‘The Spences and thelr guests
spent some time at Dutch Harbour
on the Kootenay Lake at the sum-
mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Perrin of Kimberley, thelr daughter
and son-in-law.
Mre, K M, Spence has recently
been visiting the Perrins at Kim-
berley while Mr. Spence accompan-
led by his two grandchildren, Cella
and Peter Perrin, had a vacation
af Banff ond Calgary.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Babaeff,
Phillip and Sherlyn are spending
this week in Portland, Oregon. They
Plan to return home via the coast
where they will spend some time
visiting relatives.

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Mr, and Mrs, Ray Heagy and
family are home from a vacation at
Deer Park and Evans Lake.
Guests of Mr, and Mrs. M, Bale
have been Mr, Bale’s sister and
brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, M,
Storey and family of Vancouver,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hominiuk
and family have had a recent holl-
day at Sullivan Lake. a
Mr, and Mrs. A. Culley and fa-
tmily are back from several days at
Christine Lake,
Mr, and Mrs, J. Randall spent
their vacation at Christina Lake,
‘Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stewart and
two children are home from a four
day vacation at Christina Lake,
Mrs. H. Jack and children re-
turned on the weekend from a holi-
day at Christina Lake.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hawkins
left Monday for thelr home in Ed-
monton after spending several days
visiting Mr. Hawkin’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A, Hawkins arid Mrs. Haw.
kins parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Oll-
ant. 3

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DISTANCE

When your children
travel with you, reser-
vations are specially
important. Plan by
LONG DISTANCE
telephone. Be stire
there's a place to
stay each night when

Kinnaird Socials

Mr, and Mrs, Ron Hawkins
spent thelr vacation ob Glacter Na-
tional and Yellowstone Parks, They
returned home via the Okanagan
spending several days in Kelowna.
Visiting the home of Mt, and
Mra, 'T.-Fourt is Mrs,’John McDon-
ald of Winnipeg, Man., and Mr. and
Mrs, John Hainsworth ard children
Cathy and Nancy. of Caiyary.

Visitors on the weekend at the
Mike Wolfe home have been Mra,
Wolfe's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wormley of
MeLeod, Alts., who left here to vi-

owe ,
Spending a rew days with Mr,
and Mrs, J, Legelin are Mrs. Loge-
lin's sister, Mrs, I. Cristofoli and
daughters, Janis, Jean and Sylvian
of Trail.

Mrs. J. Wolfe is home from
spending several days in Rossland
as the guest of Mrs. F. Moline and
her ‘daughter, Mrs, V. Peterson.
Recent dinner guests from‘ Trail
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Carl
Christensen were. long term friends
Mr, Christensen, Chris Christiansen,
‘Bill Anderson, Chris Peterson and
Henry Hansen,

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STRAW SUN HATS tog. .. $1.75 & $1.49
While they last ........ $1.25 & $1.00

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Tho Certified General’ Accountants Association of British
Columbia in association with the Faculty of Commerce
and Business Administration of the University of British”
Columbia conducts ‘a study program leading to certification
as a Certified cencral Accountant (C.G. ores ight lectures
will be held fc of

and vicinity, Rerldents of other areas win? be served by
correspondence:

Applications ‘for enroliment will be accepted by ue
Registrar, 1157. Melville Streat, Vancouver, 6, B.C. up to
August ‘31, 1960.

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Several employees of Cominco
at Trail and Kimberley recelved
major awards recently through the
company's suggestion plan,

G, A, Audre and 8B, D. Brenton,
employed in the Sullivan mine- at
Kimberley, shared a $125 award; R.
J. Niven, Kimberley fertilizer de-
partment, won a $120 award; ond
Fred Attaway ond Norman Best,
employed in the Warfield depart-
ment at Trall, shared an $80 award.

During the past two months, 83
awards totalling $910 wera made by
Cominco's suggestion plan commit
tee for practical ideas.

‘ At Kimberley, Mr. Andre and
Mr. Brenton teamed up to figure
out a more practical and effective
method of ventilating draw holes
in the Sullivan mine, Their idens
brought them the top award,’ Mr.
Niven received the $120 award for
Suggesting a method of improving
the effictency of a grinding mill
in the Kimberley fertilizer Sener,
ment.

At Trail, Mr. Attaway and Mr.
Best put thelr heads together to de-
vise an improved method of” hand-
ling fertilizers at the welgh scales
the ammonium nitrate -plant,
Prior. to spines and, Fecelved the
$80

Two state ‘employees, Walter
Sahl at Trail and E.-W..Ekskog at
Kimberley, submitted ideas which
were approved by the committee.
Awards rafiging from $5 to $25
were made‘ to the. following em-
ployees at. ‘Trail: M. Baron, =
Campbell, Oscar Person, R.

Kempston, J, G. Duff, W. R. Mc-
Gauley, J. A. MacLeod, E. Paugh,
J. Domstad, J. Finlay, A. R. Paul,
A. G, McCannel, FP. M.: Graham,
Henry Haynes, E. H.

Barley, 'E. 8. Conroy, G.-Poalini, P.| ¢;

Mrs. Johnson, Phone 551¢
Mrs. A, White, who was a pat-
tent in: the Castlegar. and District
‘Hospital, 1s home again feellng much

tter, pol eee

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Smecher
and family of Edmonton who were
the guests of’ the former’s parente,
Mr, and Mrs, A. Smecher, have
left for home, :

Mrs. W. Pringle of Regina who
was visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ross for @ few days left fo:
home.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Welch and
daughter Ann -of Rossland visited
Mr and Mrs. H. Johnson last Thur-
sdoy, *

-Mr, and Mrs, J. Ross motored
to Vernon at the weekend to at-
tend the wedding of thelr son, Mr,
John Ross, They were accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. W. Pringle
and Heather of-Reging, and Mrs,
8. Graham; and Mr. and Mrs, R.
Paton and son Bruce of Trail.

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Vislting his, parents Mr. and

~ FROM OUR: FILES

Five Years Ago

Dr. O, 8. Fowler announced he
was leaving for England with his
family ‘for a year of advanced
training...

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A freak ‘electrical and wind
storm swept through Kinnaird do-
ing heavy property damage.

Bieven homes were set afiro.
Eight out.of 10 phones were knoc-
ked out. Live power lnes fell across
roads, and switch boxes were fused
or blown to pleces,

. Many householders reported da-
| maged refrigerators, radlos, seen

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,.W. Roy Brown -was appointed
principal at SHES the re-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 4 1960

Socials

Mrs. D, Adshead for his five weeks
leave' is D, M, Adshead of ROBA: of
Camp Shilo, Man,

berg and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Klas-

enroute to Vancouver for a holiday,

Volunteers Needed at Pool

Construction ‘is still going strong

the volunteers we can get.”
Footings are now. belng put In],

and were guests of Mr, .Schellen-
berg’s brother for two days, Mr. and
Mrs. H.. Schellenberg of Castlegar.

Mr.-and Mrs. Jack. Bainbridge
motored to Victoria for a few days,
and are home again.

Guests of Mra, R. Magee are
her son-in-law and daughter and
sons Mr, and Mrs.'R. Moat of Se-
attle. Also’ Sunday guests of Mrs. | |
Magee were her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Magee of
‘Trail. 4 s : :

Mr, and Mrs, H./F, Hyson, who
were visiting at the coaat, are ‘home
again,

eae

Mr. and Mra, J, H. Smith, who
have been on holiday at Balfour,
are home again.

Mr. and Mrs, M, Gorkoff and
ay, Sre spending their holiday

it Banff,

Mr, and Mrs. J. Scott and son
David enjoyed a holiday in Calgary.

Mr, and’ Mrs. 3, Gnrrilik of
‘Trail and Mr, and Mrs, ©, Tench
of Rossland spent the weekend with
Mrs, D. Gaverillk, -

Mrs. A. Smecher was 2 Trail
visitor on .Friday.

Mrs. A. Nixon and two sons of
Kimberley, summer guests of her
parents Mr. and Mrs, A. Smecher
are at present visiting Mr. and Mra,
W. Nixon in~Blueberry for a em
days.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs, \w.

Navigable Waters Protection Act
“RLS. G. 1952, Chapter 193

: Celgar Limited hereby gives notice that it has
under Section 7 of the said Act, deposited with the
Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, and in the
office of the District Registrar of the Land Registry,
District of ‘Nelson,. B.C., a description of the site
and plans of booming and log sorting works being
constructed in the Columbia River at approxi-
mately two and one half miles west of Castlegar,
B.C., in front of parts of Lot Numbers 13028,
13981, 6591 and to the east thereof, all of Koo-
tenay District.

And take notice that after the expiration of
one month from the date of publication of this
notice Celgar. Limited will under. Section 7 of the
said Act apply to:the Minister‘of Public Works

‘for approval of the said site and plans.

3 Celgar Limited
Dated this 28th day of July, 1960.

Rockhill: at. their home. at- Pine
Beach are Mr, and Mrs. J. Winton
and family of Vancouver. .

RENATA SOOIALS

e Te:
signation of former. principal J. A.

Jest, D. Broster, G: P. Weichel, G.
Seafoot, A, P. Sdao, W. ©, Goresky,
J. R. Martin, N, Mutray, .D. F.
oe Cc, P. Martin, B Harvie.

‘Garden Party For
-Heather Pringle.
On [3th Birthday.

‘Mrs: J. Ross of Pine Bedch:en-
tertained Monday afternodh, at a
garden party honoring her’ grand-
daughter “Miss Heather. Pringle of

th | 201

R.| Thomas.

the Columbia high water. level re-

Local MLA and Minister of
Lands, Mines and Forests the Hon-
orable 'R. E, Sommers , addressed
Castlegar Rotary Club on present
and future eeouomse, | Poe.

The tirat srcndlake based ‘on

sulted in a:-three-way tie, Mrs. G,
Fowler of ‘Castlegar and Mrs. W.
Shay and J.-Schwan* of Kinnaird
Pan
Tannis . Killough, eldest
daughter (of) Mr. and: Mrs, J
» led the Aentor

in claks. with

“Mrs. 2, Rohn,

Mr. and Mrs, V.-Delpoppo and.
children Derrick, Frank and Gail
and Mr. and Mrs, J. Dyck and sons
Terry and Roland: of Vancouver
were visitors ‘at the home of Mr
and Mrs, J, Reimer.

‘Mr. and Mra, Rudy Neufeld and
sons Cameron and Steward of Se-
ven Persons, Alta,, are visiting Mr.
Neuteid’s mother,” bares M. Neufeld.

Billy ct is copending a
week holiday at the home of Mr.|

otenay Laundry & Cleaners = at

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wers. There were 13 guests enjoying
lawn games and contests.

- Guests were Misses Susan. Chap-
ple, Grace Wheeler, ‘Lauri, Winton, | soon
Barbara Jeffrey and Leona Duthie,
all of Vancouver; ‘Maralee Bisgloni
=| and Linda Molina of ‘Trail;: Marg-
| aret Fornelll and Maty Stewart of
Robson and Donald ‘snd Brice, Jef~
frey and David Duthie of ‘Vancou-

ver.

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"HAVE ‘PLENTY OF PICKLING cROOKS ON HAND

One. gallon CGrocks, with tid eee ey
~ Two gallon Grocks, with lid ......... $2.60
Three gallon Grocks, with lid ......... $3.84.
Five gallon Crocks, with lid ......... $6.10.
Ten ‘gallon Grocks, with lid ......... - $1250:

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day cake flanked by vases ‘of flo-|"

© |ltctzea in efforts to get the govern-
=| ment to send:in an organized -sur-

Rumors. spread. fast.that the

Celanese Corporation (‘of “America,

Celgar’s mother company, ous
the?

Of 628; This. made. her: eligible: for!
py : shoats:.:: | OF:

Gaving at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

jadine carried
ny acquired

cation fora forest; management

‘Members. of. Castlegar ‘Chataker
of Commerce-and tlie Grand Forks
find Greenwood’ Boards’ of : ‘Trade
.tramped 22 miles through the forest
from Paulson -to Kinnaird seeking
& new ‘highway route over the eum:
ae

.' 'T.” Waldle,. chaniber presf-
dea G. T. Leitner. and 8.0. Wat-
son represented ‘Castlegar ‘on the
48-hour. trek, much of it made by!
map. and compass,

‘The proposed route was: pub-

vey party with a view to ‘tonstrue-,
tion | “in” the nee Autre. (The

the’ same rouies is Ser ens com=
pleted.) ;

see |
‘Two thousand Doukhobors ga-
thered at Brilliant to celebrate, ‘De-
claration Pays

ce,

Castlegar Henge fought the Nel-
son Royals to'a standstl in ladies’
softball ‘at’. Nelson , Recreation
Grounds. Seven homé | runs’ were
batted, four triples, several doubles
snd many singles, but when’ dust
cleared at the end of nine” innings
score was: Hed t ies se ‘S 7

Several Hlnwated residents vow-
ed to give up river swimming after

be completing’ details oftits appli-|-

Ucence to cover. more ‘than $1,000,- i

St. Regis Hotel

602 Dunsmuir St. Vancouver, BC..
Telephone MU - 1 - 1135

n Situated in. the hheart of the. business...
: and shopping district. «.. =

° Rooms $2.50: and: op- =
Speciat'weekiyt: and: monthly: rates:

Ne charge for children 12 and under if :
: - oerommnanled. by: parent,” 3

2 Announcement ae

Barda : Products,

or CALGARY will ‘he openinig a

~- Gas Appliance Centre

RETAIL and WHOLESALE PROPANE a NATURAL GAS
~ EQUIPMENT i in GASTLEGAR
‘Also a BULK and BOTTLE PROPANE DISTRIBUTION

We. will service the West Kootensy and the Grand Forks

Districts.

Enquiries

from propane wauld be app

“This phase of construction will
on the Kinnaird swimming pool re-|rely heavily on volunteer labor,”

ports E, M, McGauley, president of/said Mr. McGauley. “We need all
Mr. and Mrs, John Schellen-| the Swimming Poot Society.
Latest donor of material is Mc-
sen of Edmonton visited’ Mr. and/and forms for the sides and bet-|Lab Construction company which is

Mra, H. Johnson Monday, They are|tom will soon be installed. supplying plywood and form steel.

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