CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 18 18, 1967

Bomb Threat Delays Flight

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‘ Airport spokesmen sald|
Mhene 965-7981 for the fastest | |that the delay resulted from ‘a
plumbing mervies In towns jd east
@ Leaking fancots
@ Sisk melee
@ Water sctiencr

| @ Mow Powder reem

* @ Mxtes bathroom

open everyday 'from'9to 5 Mon-
day through Saturday, call was the work of a
“crank? said Vancouver ort
bite relations official
lolr.
He said that there was no
apparent explanabon for the
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calls of this kind.
No bomb was'found on the

Attention Lady Go!
Trophy onery, sendin with tec
8263 or

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register at Giae House.

Free satimates — all work guar.
mntecd. -

to be real in sxiremel
the

B Castles: stances — but
host, aeanarroeia Sra. an pietes! airport ‘officials remains the
Sunday in Kinnaird Park, Every- same about such instances. Aer-

one welcom pplanes are always searched
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public relations director in Van-
couver,

LEGION CORNER

At the regular monthly
meeting held last Monday night
in the lounge of the branch the
travelling gavel was presented
to Branch 170 by a delegation
of members from the Trail
Branch No. 11 headed by preai-

fell,

) ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY
PHARMACIST...

man::of ‘the: imembership_com-
mittee reported ordinary mem-
bership’ of: the’ ‘branch now
stands at 211.

Application for three ordin-

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Your family deserves. - The pension ‘advocate will
be. in from- June 8 to ‘12,
Veterans wishing interviews with|
him must.contact Mr. Culver at
Crown Point Hotel, Trail by: tel-
ephone, The interviews are for
pensions o:

‘Members’ ‘are again remind.
ed that the branch meetings are
now. held in the lounge'on the
third Monday of each month.”

We know you want the best for your family
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‘TOWN’ DECORATIONS were elven a lift recently ‘with a

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presentation of:a $165 check from Castlegar and District
of C

the ‘check on behalf

of the Castlegar and pieuia: Centennial committee is

Albert. Calderbank, - left. R.
special Chamber committee

A. Skinner; chairman of a
to raise the money, hands

over the cheque. The money, collected among Chamber
members and the public, is earmarked for purchase of
dnp standard decorations. — Castlegar News. Photo

Rev. Don Faris Leaving
To Become Missionary |

‘The board of world missions
inited Church of. eae

years,
eaves next ‘Wednes-

attend .a linguistics course in
‘Toronto ‘in’ June.
Mrs, Faris and Paul will join
Ontario: for’ a: six! week
orientation course: on’ ‘the cam:
pus _at Western’ University at
London. The \Farls’ ‘leave for
he end of August:
‘aris: received

day for a visit in
before Mr.’Faris continues:on to

_Flood Planning Meet Set ny

(Over for. Another Week

village™- e:
We hope the | meetin; com-
said

es off’ this time’ for sure,”

Mr.--Warner.->«
The meeting, failed ‘for the
urpose of planning’ against’ the |”
Possibility ofa flood: in.this area.
will:involve health; a
employees, mi

$ A “fire that was ‘nota fire’
‘called ‘out: Haley: fire

. Lewis explained that
overheated water antes at-192A
Columbia ‘Ave. resulted in steam
escaping \from:’a ‘rel

ohn hot water. tabi

honed the fire de-
10 ‘p.m.’ and fire-
led? but: found “no

ny
an jthere
She ta
partment. at
men ‘respond

Ae ARNOLD MARTIN

‘0 Staff. Reporter ~

An estimated '4,000. people
turned: out at Pass Creek Park
Monday. +) consume’ more than
3,000'cold drinks and an almost

inestimable quantity of hot dogs | ito,

and hamburgers ‘while witness-
ing the joint Centennial’ cele-
brations of Kinnaird and Castle-
gar.

Warm sun
ing parade, w!
naird and wound through
gar and along the highway. to
the park.

The parade, featuring num-
erous floats, took some’ 30. min:

eeted the morn-

ion Ot the *:float,
He symbol of Kin-
first'12.months

hi of ‘status pew town and: the‘ in-

terim «period ® until
becomes oe

Kinnaird ‘as:
status at a specially
1 Smiony, for fu

ich began at Kin- ; :
Castle-| ©

Centennial. far’s
bisthday-of-canada cartel ce
a backgroundifor ceremonies’ of
crowning the ‘Centennial queen,
welcoming ployleer citizens of the
district’ and* providing a regal
tion’ for other honored vis-

luded_ Rossland’s
Sno \ Sho ‘quden Mrs, Archie
Coombes.

:| all effort had

a | tually all aspects

Other ren of the big day} f

included ‘dancing by the McMix-
ers square dance ip — whose

grou}
Prssentadon, in the parade’ in- Ke

luded not one, but two floats—
ballroom’ dancing ‘to: the ‘music.
of the Freddy Onendo orchestra
and a shlldr ina,

01 er "of the entire mas-

rganiz
sive project, Albert Calderbank, |’

said there are many details thal
still remain to be’ wrap) pped ‘ui
It was not yet possible, he said,
to determine whether the over-
resulted .in'a'pro-
fit or in loss of revenue.

He said, however: _fhat vir-

could be considered a success,

DISCUSSING. OPENING’ of ‘Resker Hall “Jast. ‘Thursday;
Archdeacon 'Resker, left, Bill 'Waldie, ‘centre, chairman

day | of the building ' committee and Bishop Scott’ show smiles.

“Speake!
the Leg tonight

yof| in:
at 6 pm. is provincial NDP lead:
er Robert Str:

“Mr. :Strachan, who Is being
challenged. forthe - leadership
by. ‘Wancouver:: MLA.--‘Tom’Ber-

answer questions at the.

3 re
Centennial queen: Joanne Rem- St ae Hence:

“The queen's five

ship of the party.

ii | tions.”

| Booths beg:
about 10 p.m., he - said, while
dancing continued , until |; mid-

Events: for the younger tet st

included ' stiff ©com
three’ age
decorated b
»No accurate’ ‘count of these
was possible, but one estimate
suggested a aiminimum ‘of ‘200.
‘The ‘ideas ran‘the extreme

of. eye: ‘decorations including
allusions ‘to: the ‘spat
Hdd of. Canidae and the salvar
ed personal interpretations
ie Cel ptenmial th 5

eee

Castlegar’

tee, and ties neem had smil-
of ‘satisfaction at the over-

whelming response and total suc-

cess of the project. ‘The’ success-

.ful day was'a’ tribute to the ’en-

tire’ Castlegar-Kinnaird district

and the completely spontaneous

effort by Eroupsy individy:

als _ companies.

rode in -the. shiny: convertible
loat.

which pulled:the fl
Less ‘fi

Ammond sthe displays‘ of “or-
ganizations, one’ of the Boat, |[at
-xecuted was the

nauts: conducting a very-audible
countdown’ ‘or. the mock: space,

‘The parade ‘crossed the fer!

7: and:re-formed on the Robson | :

le for-the final leg of the route
to Pass Creek ‘k.

: tion,:both for his beautiful horse
stand. for. his ‘steady hand?in gui

‘Larry.{Hague,;second;
Stetske ‘riding Mod third.

category. including: children’s or-
gantzatonal: floats saw first prize | rie

ao “yiding |

Twin Rivers Sch S| feng
vers. ool

‘i a
began closing at

tition:
D8 "for the 1 ‘best reload

‘For Work-Study Program |

Marjorie’ King, daughter. of | travel
and Mra. C. H. King of Cast-

ce age, the/ B.C.

festerm:
government, though tts embas- Vancouver: by train
sy in Ottawa. “ling others for 2 day at
in Montreal mest Monde"

‘David
Irish; second;. Pauline.‘Trusz rid-
Giles. 2 “fing: ¥ i
hn the judging-of floats; the

HAL
:Was ‘ Officially: o)

th
[Royal Canadian Legion’ float and
| that)of IODE.:

+ Among commercial’ floats,
Super-Velu won © first: ‘place,
‘ank © of: Montreal se nd and
Gina's ‘third. :

lin received special men?