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2. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July: 28, 1966
Harry Becomes District's
Youngest Licenced Pilot

Harry Ch of Ootis-

choria recently. had. tys-.: coe [Tere ‘pem-ast,
for, celebration at his He ae The presentation was made
by Henry Stevenson, a member’
Yoenee ie ta now; the anes of the Nelson Pilots’ Associa-| ©
tion, Also pe apes were W. La- studén
Flown to Nelson aye week: | very, superintendent of
end where this year’s B.C. Avia-| air Ye tietions and Dennis Back,
tion Council held its seminar, he | from the Vancouver office o!

PUBLIC NOTICE

MINOR BASEBALL, — Castle- | oyaTURAL comes
gar Oe ead Bonners NAT eas xo. with a permit.

tonight at ROBSON” —— SPELIS fii alone in an alroplane on
a 80. Ae

piesnrerian nica A student at SHSS, Harry
Be Progressive — Install An
AMERICAN STANDARD
“GUBNEX" GAS FURNACE He is interested in golf and
sports in general.

Tender Closing
Dato is Aug. if

Plans and specification are
now available for Castlegar’s
storm drainage and street im-
provement gram ‘for contrac-
tors in’ in bidding.

However the closing date
for tenders is Aug. 11 instead of

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More re 50% of Plumbing
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Fallout ain: :
Survey fo he Made
Here. Next’ Month

of Casliegar ene gure
legar’s public hal ings,
schools, commercial ses
and industrial buildings that
thave an area’ of: over 1,000
square feet is to be made early
next month.
ederal department of
ks has authorized that

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spikes and

isnot in-

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B ings are ‘inspected
guage ability to theron
radio active fallout and the sur-

4 re resents chow |
much more protection a, person
‘in_the building would get from
fallout than a person ‘outdoors.
For, the purpose ofthis survey
‘all-buildings must ‘offer at least
10 times more protection:

This ‘information will’ be
made available to Civil Defence
and municipal authorities later
this year. ‘

The survey crew is mainly
composed of. university students
who have taken a special course.
At, present they are working in
Trail and expect to start in
Castlegar within the next 10
days. The work will only take a
day or two.

Congratulations ...
to members of the’ Castlegar Golf \Club ‘on the
official ‘opening: of the course: Saturday.

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Bell Midshipman Pants
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Turtle Neck T-Shirt

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SUITS, | regular $29.95.
DRESSES, regular $19. 98 .

The nationally
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First in Comfort
and:good looks

Moccasin Styles' Z

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SHIFTS — — Allin Assorted pe

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Frigidaire Air Contioner

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Spence plies. otras 2: Neon Tpm. 6-7 pm.

2; Te)
work ‘He added:

8. having had ‘too. great. an | 1
bapee ving Sect” |

on: the whole
‘The : incident::t te

iby. district Centennial :queen:Ns
by

ir

District
fathetty! ‘Gasistance for the ribbon pasar eaeetony was

90, 000 nine-hole Castlegar
y afternoon. Providing

cussions on cotlos cp” was by np
ation Earto ‘rel: | aver. The Teamsters : involved | - -
men, |the ‘que of a8 3 er. a wolved |=

oe cratinued on

page, five)

most tly, fol-

fowed by BO. se reaidents from the
south:

30. Licence plates from ‘Alberta

and: Saskatchewan almost

occurence « "ind those
ern ecanean are, not

aldents are also; in-|*
terofod tag iat band Took at

the construction area.
Sponsored’ "by. th
aro + Foundatlon-Dravo,

| gontaining: a two youths: was

aye whe:
tage of the-o) term:
advantage’ oft ce trol tunnel.’ What) are

Police. ‘officers call
the banks of the Columbia
urday’ afternoon’ after:.a raft].

tr sighted drifting downstream.
<, 4: lHowever nm. the; police
arrived: they” Sawe no: indica-]?
tion ‘thatthe youths were

dj couver and a. tentative agree: |at t

i fauna, vandals
: | proposed ‘project beyond repair,
Bo the club alnted: the. e00

the 3
ae ang oat ithe > directic
Castlegar is having a serious ‘ef-

flew. into

“ Bouncil
Cancels :
council’ 's ‘ Tues-

~ Castlégar
‘day meeting I had to be cancelled
pecaute, a quorum was not
* Both Mayor B c.. Maddocks

: and Al tt: were away club would one
rere |p

on 1 Ate on and
fo was: prevente

Sfor}the

work ‘from Steeda

at’Pass Creek P:
wae: tthe
Dalian ia the
s: formed a

wants ie oc :
shuten” 2 said. the; cookout shed
ould ; re: id

coat of point aince.the dry-wood
it of-paint since-the wi

‘Soaked up the: first\one::He

smilingly’« su; t

Council
ae wee pricey anxious to oh.

he Rotary: “cook: t wea |"
Out - 8
ark::is ried ‘gull

pth
the } union’ had ‘reque

Castle- jtain
Mant and another at

imeke. list
sens i Wrated and ten send and
fo chisn. He He’ promised to act

only:
tion,,;had'

an adequate sign at: Bril-
t Sheep ;

Lake

tere to: ‘eave. At

alternate pI

4 e ;
strike-at tho Colle fe; the} Into into" SHSS° and~
was no age t

present
trades were continuing to fo work
schools Colin Mikenzie an this
week that if a strike’ should keep
rs School site. an ‘the : College from pent LO
ale of: Isbor, at the Seine College pleted on fime for its
sitesii5.5. then 7 the | faculty.” had

“One: possibility, -
yuld: be to move tempo:
int hold ‘classes ‘in|

‘he © said,

ny eith er Trall or!

Nelson. offices
cloved; along

Vs: | would =be¢ with
er j other. “offices . in: the. general |¢

nat NINTH GREEN is iagpectall at the new

golf course on Saturday: by Kinnaird -vil-
lage ‘chairman Carl. Loeblich, -Rossland- ;

fairways. Mr: Loeblich told the gathering

‘that. the new course provides 2 much:

{frail’MLA:Don Brothers and Ald. Lorne
Zinio of Castlegar. Some idea of the spac-
us facilities of the course can be gather-

‘from’ this: wide view “overlooking “other

r i facility while Mr. Zin?
io recalled the old‘ sand greens and: re-
marked on the tremendous progress of the
course:~—=-Castlegar-News~Photo--~:'=--».'