CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1963

‘Deer Park Socials |. #4 . FIELD : ai Xe AND ea First to . ;

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;BY JACK WHITE

AP peer pate Rar TR eee os John Guthrie's Speech _ (continued from page one) the production of pulp, come from some years must ‘have been’ impat- the ew. chlor-alkaly: plant of Com:

: “tent at what appeared to be 'need- ico: in. :Warfield.:;We bring \salt-

fume less delays, In any caso, as a result: cake in from Saskatchewan and im - ‘of the expenditure of‘ over 50 mil- sodium -chlorate from,:-Vancouver.

i Lok lion’ dolfars,‘a'new Interlor indust- In‘ addition, the lime ‘kiln and ‘aux-)

ry/is now/in operation. :- fuel, for: our. Power {holler

Mrs, WILLIAMSON jof Nelson spent the weekend at Mr. and Mrs, Wm. M. Douglas their former home here. had as recent guests, thelr sons, Janene Aasland has’ returned Reginald Douglas and W. (Billy) to her home in Cranbrook. after Aiberta, On thelr sotura they are: the hens vol rand Bn, . ie home of and Mrs, C. T. accompanied by their mother. who , iW : will spend a holiday at; Calgary ‘by her mother: re. 0. W. Aasland ‘The Tang of fall is in the air‘cars enviously looked at someone's (cer Pete Ewart was called out ae ) Today,’ in’ the’ Arrow Lakes | ® natural: gas, and also at the home of a daughter !who spent a few days at Deer |with these damp sharp nights and|good fortune as they passed 'by. ‘on ‘Couats complaint, When he got Then BB area, ay in Cellulose Com-|_.- Normally, . the location ofa at Bowness, Alberta, 'Park.. as the the weather sharpens all | However one car finally came along there he found it was a three year f p pany, Limited,’ employs:in’ woods, P' pulpm ill’ is“ based | of ‘careful: stu-, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Banner of Mr, and Mrs. 0. Haukaas of|0f us who have been’ screaming |with two hunters in it, who thought old female all nicely boarded up Back = to - School lumbering” and’ pulping ’ divisions | les. of .timber , resources, 'market Sancouver and the former’s:bro-|Nelson are spending a camping |that the hunting season was opened |it might be a buck sleeping along- in a woodshed for him to shoot, U % am fm 1,000 people with ‘an ‘annual’ pay- “upply, transportation: tacllities thers maw aud site ae stihe ote holiday at Deer Park, 90. Soon are Paving a nite maber [iy bail ee road, ane they Prompt. one ananared Rounds of snarling, vice . dissec ee roll’ of “over ‘five ‘anda quarter peel ‘pessjend natural, fidticer Q ‘ention to our gear as September out and shot again in: spitting, fellne fury. 4 eee apa | SVTETTN 1 illion °. dollars, |, In-- addition, *, Willigmsos while visiting with 1 La oe er phialet eres Game ‘Biologist may tolleve es" "ook Sree teartene © oasis [saad seems that Sergi Plotnikott|| .X©S.-.- LETTNER’S HAS EVERYTHING THE Woods" Division employs. through arin ce thar rersonnel. ae e- ame Biologist’ may “belleve he’s Joo on their faces as they walked cK : : tr x who, make ; up. the::personnel.. or, latives at Renata, neat Udo har”ughter ight in’ saying that this. is. the up and looked dowa’at a deer ‘no t erie tp, hear, aa’ dogs making || “BOY OR YOUNG MAN) NEED IN THE LINE OF. fn annul payroll of re ‘and 2 Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Worley ‘nics, 'R. Seaman, of Trail. and‘ Mr, |Pest time of. the year to nail'your only dead’ but already. cleaned. )* fc racket and got up to in- CLOTHING FOR THE NEW. SCHOOL ‘TERM Survival Disnla ‘and’ ‘Mis. Griffiths ‘of : Spokane; beet while he's su in velvet —, Common sense should have. 8 sstigate, They were yelping and } meee t goon: record as saying; Pal at a buck would not be at ea war ed door an play [Wesnington, were weekend visltors|tNty 7 aimeree, ive ton warm and sleeping alongsiao. a” well." wicd maui be ‘quiet when he tola| | - AND "YOU GET THE LATEST IN STYLE AND ing that one of the AT THE RIGHT PRICE.

half million dollars, The Gompany's local purchases,’ including: chemi- [ cals and: chips, arc.worth over four | million dollars per year. The total rail ‘car: movement :is about ' 8,000

;Hyen. before . construction | of the ‘Celgar ‘Divisions was’ well ‘un- derway,. the job of staffing had become ’of ‘vital importance, It was ‘that. with tho. installa.

an annual pavrall af tro and alter qgentions ce gg Cee EY Se Li Then shop at the store where your: dollar x bayen more!

hat have been. nailed are not as‘it was stretched out should ‘ind!

et : it the home of Mr, and Mrs, Fre contrary to popular belief those ‘road, andthe manner in‘ which (them ‘to, 5 : Featured. at PRE iBrlegem, ia en : (cows. .might ‘bein trouble in the| |. Z : | Rer year,

. V. Carlson has return. Canadian Army Target Area ed to aie home here irom Castle- Headquarters underground at Chill-|2@t where he was a patient in the iwack, swings into action to direct |Hospital. and control rescue forces enter- Mrs, Goldmyer of Vancouver ing the disaster area, }was the recent guest of Mr. and ‘The ‘plexiglass plotting board Mrs. J. Stucklberger.; Other visit: used ‘in this operation, along with |ors to Deer Park included Mr, and other equipment from Target Area |*fts. W. Jones and daughters, Ww. Headauacters’t wu be featured .in |(Bill) Briggeman, the Bunns, the Army display at °the Pacific/and Mrs. Cristini and son Joseph, National Shiite Aug. 17- Sept. the Bortnicks, Mr. and Mrs. Denis ‘and family, all of Trail; Main purpose of the survival Mr. and Mrs. H. Clegg, Mr. and display exhibit, housed in a Geode-|Mrs. Chambers of. Rossland; sic Dome 60 feet in diameter, is}and Mrs, Kinakin of Slocan Park; to show visitors that some plan-|Mr. and jira ered Fred Sapriken’ and

we expected them to be, in prime ‘condition.

The answer to this, 1 believe is that while the horns are growing and are ‘still in velvet the animals do not move around too much and they don't forage as’ well

ither.° The ‘reason being is that

Mr, |this.so called velvet is actually a

type of skin which covers and pro-

g, {tects the horns until they are full

grown and start to harden, If they get chafed or scratched while in

Mr, |this: soft stage they will actually

bleed and are believed to be quite sensitive. These antlers are due to Jose their now and the

ning .is being done in the event|sons, Mr. and Mrs. of a nuclear attack; that the army |and family, of Nelson; the Dally is responsible for co-ordinating fhe amily of: Kinnaird; W. Bennett of activities of the army, civil de-|Haney, B.C.; and Mr. and Mrs. W. fence and police and free-fighting ;Thorp and "children of Castlegar units entering the disaster area. land many more.

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bucks will be starting to rub the velvet off and ranging to country ‘where the foraging is better. The mext two weeks, if the weather

remains cool, should see them plow-

— jing on a good ten pounds, as they

Prepare for the coming mating season.

Danny. O'Shea reported in with the first buck shot in this district for the season. He bagged a two point muley up in the Deer Park. area, and in doing so passed up ‘that big trophy type five point that is ranging up there. He'll go back for him later, no doubt, when he's out of the velvet so he can have a crack at the best. scoring rack in. our.. trophy ' competition. Incidentally, fellows, if you haven't got your tropby competition ticket, get it now before you shoot that big one because after you've nail- ed. him ‘it’s too: late.

leate that’ it was dead. However it "

odshed : he went ‘to’ step .inside

|could be, that they assumed it had to see what the difficulty was, but jbeen hit by a car and they wanted came out in a hurry when he heard to end it’s misery, but, as’ Chuck a couple of spita‘and a snarl. His said, “What if I had been carrying | ‘father was.up by this time and bet-

Speaking of Chuck Haviland— | he's not out to thank the person lwho fed the POISON to his two white German Shepherd pups, Onc died but he did manage to pull the,

poison happy over Robson way has some children and a pet or two of heir own. If you have, stop’ and think for God's sake of what you're | doing.’ If you don't like someone's § animals, have the guts to tell them s0.'"Don’t revert to poison, And

potson for’ animals now amounts Andrews and myself, nels out Syringa Creek way would

fine for abandoning’ any animal— dog,” eat: or any other type of. pet

without ‘pain ‘or suffering.

game . or, anoeale animals the

it over my shoulder?”' 1 WON: Ween them ‘they got:a door, slap- ‘DER. Preppy. [pea it over the opening in the wood

shed and called Pete to come and get it. A nice plece of work, Sergi.

‘A lot of the boys are wonder- ing why I wasn't out over the week- lend hunting as’ I had intended to

other one. through, We’ sincerely ,be so shere’s the explanation. On hope that’ the person who is: so /Thuraday night my Blue Eyed Bet-

ter Half went charging into my

tion ‘of the ‘most~ modern types fs

corier’ of ‘the ‘Wasement — for]

some -sealers for fruit without e [turning the light. on. In‘ her haste

she hit the pin on the arm of the| :-

Pigeon: thrower °,belonging to the gun club which I. had in that corn-

just 2 reminder that the reward er. for storage..The pin drove un- for catching someone putting ‘out der a tendon‘in the ankle, and sent

her. spinning around and ‘hopping

10 $550 between the S.P.C.A., Andy on one“foot. It:didn’t help matters

either when, she settled down to

Mrs... Smith from Smith’s Ken-|find out what was the .cause of |’

‘the pain, X-rays proved no broken

also like to remind people that the [bones but'the' ankle is still taped

horse's fetlock. Friday ‘morning one of my"

alongside! the ‘road is an ‘offence |Labs decided it was whelping time and subject to fines of upto’ $150. and promptly produced the largest If: you have animals ‘you don’t [litter of Labrador::pups 1. “have want and can't find: a home for,|ever seen —-an.even dozen, yes dispose : of them in: the’ humane) Ia eke aaa iaind, then number,

and. have them put to sleep |but. when it ‘starts’ a an with ht P you have to sit right there, sit cuts | -

in on: the old sack: time. : I

i it would Some. people sure. get their have been all right if it had ended

there,but, number one ‘son ‘tool

is a do- it-yourself jot

Your ur dream Jeitehen is well within your budget when

BintSied te etesas aes ‘Tawny Maplo, they’re pro tected a c} 16

fa lifetions of eatta and spills be an inckints piast

“The fall utilization of the wood of equipment, : experienced: ‘and

“from our own’ areas, and also:Ur-|woll trained’ personnel would be

chased logs, is Vital in the competi- required, ;At.the same:time, ever: a v id of today, ‘This could only loffort was-made to, employ: 28 many

y the full! intesration Yocat™-people aa possible, Today, tions—centralized steam ‘and water over. 88 Lar of th cmb ley eof supplies a “of, all, those -hired. locally; having .no-pre- vious experience ‘in pulping ‘opera- 2 tions. Every éffort has: and’is be- At sian we-are bringing in ing” expended in” encouraging. ge- ening from. thre ee neral’ and « Specialized: training ‘and ply. These outside chips come’ from study, ie nee pounge people. whe saves Socata in sland Green. pulping operation are doing:a job wood and Cranbrook.”So i {and moving. up in the, various Pro-

major | chemical fa fin motion lines.

ffie. rémainder™ of the ‘pulp. mill \ staff: was recruited. from a great number of other pulp. mills' in’ British ‘Columbia. and. through- out’ Canada.. A large number, of; course, came from our. Prince’ ‘Ru- pert operation. ky We:have set standards of: edu- cation and training ‘at a high level “Jand: find no. problem in. recruiting locally. in order to add, where’ ne- ,{eessary,, to mill staffing. ‘The. em- phasis: in the operation is on train- ing in all forms.

that th

develop a feeling or sense of sta- ity and permanency, among our people —.we have -; Zespons{bilities, to our employees, our shareholders

It is for these reasons that ex- penditures must be and are being

‘We believe it to be of utmost {fl ie Ce

MUtual 2-1831. Davie. at: Denman Ce ial Cards honored , <S Ghuck shot a nice

“ glish ‘tanl ae two point out Deer Park way.’ He

Z On: Bn 2 ay at § ey pare dragged it down alongside of the oad, where ten or fifteen passing |true when’ our Conservation Offi-

depict cit gantisn rae rae rabas: Crest yess ::|made:to:‘ maintain ‘and improve’ pro- quality. and ‘Even though’ the ‘mill /has* “only been. operating -for.less than three || years, substantial expenditures in é fee . . |this. direction have. already been eagerly ‘ made, ‘The | recent: announcement pene ; ns

awaited

it upon” himself . Friday night ake * master iter, And you many, many ‘9 |axound midnight to have an emer- doiter | 7 doing the peas party ourself, fore Y

» gency . appendix attack, and that aot te ‘This was proven actually capped seo’ huntin tng last week. Cones in and tee those NEW

sion; Zl . - es . . < Ek pao dust diosely followed by a OUR PREE ESTIMATE TELLS YOU HOW MUCH YOU SAVEI scream from the good lady to stop. I kind of get the idea that maybe she will be glad when the fifteenth of next month ‘rolls around and I FRONT 57. Phone 365-7252 eave on that Elk hunt. -

; moment whet the +... Jadditional steam saparity, ar A a

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Mitchell ‘Supply | Lid eS fi. 72 arrive fromthe * > (Columbia Celluldse,but,I would not |, 3 ‘i ¢ ‘portrait photographers, like: to. stop’ without “mentioning

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