10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968

Answers to Questions
On Recreation Complex

aduan recreation.

ie youth would have a
esate “where they could ex-
pend their energies in fun
rnd games without getting in-
to trouble.

This
we are proposing is not just
“fancy stuff”; it is essential
in a modern community he-
cause it is necessary for the
mental and physical wellbe-
ing of the people. We can af-
ford to build ‘and efficiently
operate such a recreation
centre — medical centres,
hospitals and prisons are
much more expensive and|b;
much less happy places,

Appledale Whipped
Kaslo Ball Squad
In Tourney Sunday

The Tax Raise
That Didn’t Happen

It was a case of crying
“wolf,” when none was ‘pre-
sent, or perhaps “tax hike,”

WEATHER

PUBLIC

Rummage Sale — Ladies’
Aux. to Royal Canadlaa
Legion, Br, 170 will_b
holding a Rummage ‘sale
Sat, Sept. 21, ae am.
in ‘the gion.

NOTICE

Robson Brownies, Sept.
25 Guides meet Mon.
evenings at Robson hall.
Ranger leader urgently
needed, Anyone interest-
ed Ph, 365-5772,

Published Every Thursday at “The Crossroads’ of the Kootenays”

The subject of a $1 mall:
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1968

lion-plus

for "Castlegar and ar man,

has been broached by cee se ee
“What do
a recreation

discussions with Colin Pryce,
chair itonday by Castlegar town VOL. 21, No. 39

sonel

10 CENTS PER COPY

Celgar to Determine Pollution a & Cause

Kinnaird Gives Approval ities Gono a
In Principle to Complex

dete:

Approval’ in principle for a site near Selkirk Col-
has been granted by the|lege.
Town of Kinnaird for con-
struction of the $1.2: million
recreation complex planned

a__ strongly-worded | F¥
iste written to protest what The aux. would appre
he understood was a raise in ate any. usable items —

water mizatas for motel owners, . : a eae ee : “If we can move it, we
PLUMBING &

M decried
SMITH'S
HEATING LTD.

counell for their decision,
61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 -— CASTLEGAR

Registration for wala
and Guides a Soe 25, 6.30

lo 7.3 ind Park
fet Miotnens please re-
gister personally.
Attention Pythian Sisters.
Change of time for next
meeting on Sept 26 will
be 7 p.m.

“lyou mean by
complex?”

In at! tempt to fully in-
form all trict citizens
about the complex and its
implications, the Castlegar
News presents one of a ser-
ies of question-and-answer

nswor

Commission No. 1 is prepar-
ing plans to build a centre
which would have hockey and
curling rinks, a swimming
pool and a dance hall that
could also be weed for ban:
quets. It is hop

per field with Tae “acllitios
will adjoin the recreation
centre,

Because of all these fac-
ilities planned for one site,
this type of recreation. centre
can be called a recreation

5 complex.
~ “Why a track and field

i. when Hie! Lollege is going to
Are most children's | build i one a Psetineatgs:
| elkirk College intends
feet exactly, alike? to eventually operate thro-
No indeed, No twe fect are. |ughout the vear on a trimes-
hats why prvpet alice Sie ter system. The students will
80 impor!
healthful development, good pe sing t the college field for
posture later on and that is elr own Spo!
why we take Local district teams, both
your child proj field for their own spo.
Zecommend avaAEC Local district teams, both
because we know they’recor- track and field, will not be

Rect for growing feet = > Well able to rely on the college
ti 1e]

scientifically-developed Insts.
It doesn’t pay, ever, to take “Pm against ratepayers
chances wit wing, feet, building a recreation centre
fe sure with Savage Shoes | for the kids. I never had any
correct Httedby our trained 1
ee size check-u of this fancy stuff and
alfred i anytime without o| don't see why the kids today
ligatio: should have it.”
The district recreation

centre. or complex Proposed

stating that business condi-
tions for motel owners are
far from satisfactory at the
moment,

The jnisunderstanding,
explained Ald. W. H.
acting mayor on the absence
of Murray Little, was caused
Ban an error in municipal

study
ambient air
BC.

iN later notice, sent out
to all affected ratepayers to
correct the error, resulted in
the misunderstanding among
more than one of the motel
owners.

But all the others came
to town hall and were in-
formed of the facts by the
town clerk or other munici-
pal employees.

A letter is to be written
to the author of the com-
plaint, explaining in detail
the situation and how it
arose.

will vlad
=

eadum: on the subject, there
apparently, some second
about the project

GLAD TO BE HERE was the reaction of two arrivals from
England recently. Mrs. Sadie Beese, left, and Mrs. Gladys
Styles were met at the Castlegar airport by sisters Mrs.
Alex. oh of Robson and Mrs. Otto Wostenberg of Wor-
land, . The two had travelled from Britain with still
peerrhie ‘amily member, Mrs. Frank Russell, who went on
to Vancouver, planning to return to Castlegar. The three
will stay in this area for about two weeks.

— Castlegar News Photo

Robson WI Does, Too

The winter project plan-
ned by the WI is an all-out.
effort to raise funds for the
Castteuar, and District Hospi-

Although all members of
council were in favor of this |i
initial step study
which is to result in a refer-

thoi

A. EREMENKO & CO.

SHOE SALE
SECOND PAIR «r Ic

One pair of shoes at Regular Price
SECOND PAIR FOR ONLY 1c
Discontinued & Broken Lines
of MEN’S, LADIES, TEEN and
‘CHILDRENS’ SHOES

Several Hundreds of Shoes out
on Display Racks and Tables

Syringa Creek ee
cost of the
Project is $700,000.

at Sinrence Ackerman's a
es and other fac factors an ‘he
ovement of rne par-
ticulate matter and odour
In_ addition to ambient
air studies, which

large crowd was on
hand’ to watch the little lea-
gue _ baseball

_ Eleven Legion Branches:
To Attend « Confab Here

Reprecen tives of The es. ‘Their duty to veterans’
rights continues, but “grea-
ter involvement” with the
community is needed in
the fow-rental sane and
youth programs.
- Guest: si pesker, will)
Duncan

iles,

taxpayers in the area would
be “in favor up to a point.
“The fi

nice,”

nett, who is minister of
finance and chairman of
the treasury board.

Roseberry, Denver,
and Silverton "Combines de-
feated the Kaslo Tittle ten:
guers to a score of 20 to

The winning pitcher fa
the Combines was M. Mori
and losing vitcher for Kaslo
was

The Robson Women's In-
stitute met recently at the

Kinnaird Council
home of Mrs. Stier for the
Considers Trade are meeting of the fall sea-

nate: on.

With Auto Firm.

matter so that obvious pro-|itgs, and
blem areas can receive atten-

g| tion while the balance of the
twoto three-year environ-
mental and climatic study is

| proceeding.
i Celgar will be proceed-
ing as soon as possible to re-
build its electrostatic precip-

can come: up with all that
revenue.”

Ald. G. S. Rust, acting
Mayor in the absence of May-
or Carl Loeblich, explained
that the present ‘tigures,
c.| dicating g tentatively that’ i

a will pay its own way,

meats ve Castlegar for a
selon; on Satur-
day an 2.30 p.

The steady. "ai percent
growth of the Legion has
resulted ina challenge for
new executives to handie
the organization and man-
agement of Legion branch-

The next meeting is set
for the home of Mrs. Sale-
kin on Oct. 9.

lution in some wat a Ceigar

Ten members and three press release sts!

guests were in attendance.
-Plans were made to at-
tend the district W.I. Work-
shop in Kaslo Oct. 15.

At the workshop, little
girls’ dresses, made by WI
members, will be on display

In the second game Av-
pledale | nied leaguers de-
feated Kaslo by a score of
3 not one|% ‘0 2. Winning pitcher for Kinnaird town council is

iy e Pars ‘children, esl 4 dale was Eli Sookercff|to consider trading the pre-
for all segments of out pop-|274 losing pitcher was M.| =o) Campsite for Piece, of
le.
ulation Senior sllizens could Tn ithe third and final in order to improve what is
: game the
Workshops and other gather-/toscuers met and defeated

are only general — the fig-
ures will be more detailed

later on.’
Mr. Rust said that ac-|—

quisition of the land and ev

other important aspects

Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
Towing — Body Work

huge |i
Piece of equipment has re-
cently shown a loss of effici-

ALSO, Don‘t Forget our BARGAIN

ings in the centre.

the Combines by a score of

location for i Thsed car parts
of

Ald. G. S. Rust last week

and will be judged by a pan-
el.

Painting — Welding

BASEMENT all at REDUCED PRICES

eri
of the total Project had yet
to be complete:

ency and is, through the nor-
B| mal counee, of its use, wear-

‘Working men and women
could take of the
skating, curling and dancing.
Bublie meetings! carnivals Hicks.
Seale Te othee = no Kevin Sutherland played
of | other “possible a perfect game for Apple-

Pp!
dale in the held: and at bat

hitting 4 fo:
After the last game of
McKay School of Dance
Has Vacancies in the Following Classes:

the day, Walt Thring of New
@ Pre-School, 4 and 5 years old.

144. Winning qpiteher. iE

halkin. Losing. nitcher for the
Combines was Jim

FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE

Ladies & Children's
Slims, Sweaters
Bras, Pyjamas

Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly
24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone 365-7248

“ling out.
is 1s a basic

out in disposing of the inevitable
of wears and

Celgar has expressed its
t ote

NEW WHEELCHAIR for the Kinnaird Wis

loan cupboard was donated recently by the

own of Castlegar Ale V. R. Cook p
e

that Kinnaird sug-
gest to auto wrecking firm
operator Art Phillips that He
move business to
dump location, Seine, his
present the
town.
ae isa business we must
with,” said Mr. Rust.
Rit is. "he sort of Guriness we
need."

Three prizes are to be
awarded.

All dresses ane. then be-
ing donated to the Queen

for crip-
pled ‘children.

are due for retirement soon. A variety of

Changes are Underway
wha pes olin ne view. was articles is still needed by the loan cupboard,
‘At SHSS Says Holden fe a i cee who said tote eam nt , and i or. groups may ar-
Things

_ Men’s Jackets, Shirts
Pants, Underwear

MADDOCKS

which
wit be. of improved design, 0

give greater reliability
ta the original equipment

which, at the time of its de
sign and i in 1960,
was of the most modern de-|!
sign possible, giving a per-
formance among the best in

the industry.

unrealistic. | Mrs. James Wisted. It is one of sit which Tange to make donations by contacting any | ¥i
Since going -to I} the loan now has, two of which member of the WI. — Castlegar News Photo

pative! Dre: feel this even more strong-
deca Bibliography Completed
se cpl _On WK Info Sources

Himes 20 or 30 Students jam- Ws
ming ‘the offi fice to ask for
‘late slips” — it has the add-
ed advantage of creating an
UBCM Positi
osition watt some information| Canada and the United States
Mayor: Carl Loeblich of |— Ww. any information '—.on the/of America relating to co-
Kinnaind | cohas been been dlested ot Rogten Mie tks woe at loperative development-of-thé
Unten m of BC. Munich fe 2 water: resources. of: the Col-

prc an administrative pro-

“Their next report will
probably. te 3 little differ-
ent,” he a

‘Several, ie ee of coun-
él have recently’ retumed
from a convention. of the Un-
ion-“of B, Municipalities,
held in Vancouver.

One of the topics at that
ture of | mecting. was ~ inunieipal i
in’ five | ancing.

lif make | “
wwever, certain da ca bearable for

How

quirements would be placed
on the transaction — Ald.
Rust suggested viet hte Phil-
lips be required, it new
Ideation, to put ap cr decent-
looking buildin;
He would” also be re-

RAIN OR SHINE

Coach Alex Rebalkin
presented Gordon Koochin of
Appledale with a trophy as
the most sportsmanlike play-
er on the team.

Coach George Evdoki-

During the installation
in early November it will be
necessary for half of the Aa
cipitator to be closed
for three to four weeks. Dur
this: time. the efficiency

ary scl
Mr. reuse told. also,
liminated, |a new. freedom ine i

and pentdenis who come in
uired. to...
tain “late 2'slipa gf igt

atmosphere more like a uni-
versity ele less like a second-
‘s.Jean Turnbull, ‘in

Reversible Rain Coats

‘work
con-

Denver. presented. Apvledale
Friday, 3.30

p.m.

moff presented Rickey Ozer-
off with a trophy for the best
Appledale Little League bat-

quired to plant trees or oth-
erwise provide a visual screen
from the highway and take

hhasi bee! beet a); given

“In the’ past, he said, ‘there
interval,
three * minutes,

rows
going by the boards

six desks each is |

for se’

Loeblich, who | h
been a active in the organiza.
several

is available, - ind: finding’ it

junction with facilities of Sel-|Umbla river. basin; signed: in
kirk College, the information | Ottawa, Jan. 8, 1961.”

ing
ie

wil the Sparling Trophy
won by Appledale two years
@ Primary Ballet, 6 to 9 years old
@ Contact Miss McKay at Nordic

in a row.
ter for the season.
Hall on said day.

St. David’s A.C,
Begins Operation
For Winter Season

The first meeting 0 oF fhe
season of Si
ACW was held Wednesiay
of last week. Thirteen mem-
bers answered the roll call,
and Mrs. T. M. Allen was
welcomed as a new member.
were made for a
fashion show which
held on September 30 at 8
p.m._at SHSS. :

Mrs. W. Gordon will be
commentator, for the show.

s to pre- oon ertiant bee
vent the business: "being an
eyesore.
A meeting is to be set
ap to discuss the proposal
with Mr. Phillips.

Instead, lained,
chidents va Bes probably
‘ough some classes in|!
definite UDS, discussing
is piled a Sibhe f articl-
the course material wi th vig- ot the ere ESE a es: stories, graph ets, books
nt | groups. epson district.’ f seeionel sak ble. ae stent tr pute end
Th UBCM is ization | materi: om a tremendous,
to In some courses, such as is no teat at ” ly. wide variety of sources.
e0} shy, th he docket
Seograp! re brincipal went |OF facility is what wo ted

ptpdas ee here. How to 12,88 ahout utiliz-
ut Be
ig. this wledge the

P)
i both pe:
cae for Students to get ‘from urability, due to des aesign,
class improvement being ma
The work fas ee
scheduled for November be-
cause this is one’ of the most
favourable. periods of » the
year for meteorological: con-
ditions which - indicate ~ tha
yinds blow foward? th the Cas-

abel has com-

By Croyden. The fabric is a wind-proof 98 98
blend of Fortrel-Ancil, treated with . ) a

Scotchgard. Sizes 10 to 24% ................

Kinnaird Approves
Community Canvass

Good UMBRELLA Selection $3.25 - $4.98

enter eg x
While a of
this was male mainly to cor-
EO COT:
May Join Up Two
Ambulance Services

- council | er “is

Ta ES eeerst lerm
Grocery Grab iz ether 0 to — sea ee
Is Being Planned

By Local Kinneltes

A grocery grab and oth-
ee fall projects were discuss-
d by the Kinette Club of
Castiecor-Rinnaird at their
first ineeting following the
summer recess.
Nine members were pre-
sent at the meeting, held at
the home of Mrs. Barry Har-
sent.

NOTICE
Open Meeting On
ALCOHOLISM

Sponsored by local A.A. Members

Gloves and Scarves
‘BRACELET - LENGTH GLOVES
SHEER NYLON SCARF, to match «

question if ji
roval was given
after rea eding ofa etter of
at a regular meet-
ing ‘oF council.

that, ev-
en ‘ee P dormer may not
like all, aspects of the. pro-
ject, they. should express
their tentative approval at

it, so that

iD, the
part of the precipitator cal
acity. being out of action may
not even be for

tions to  Benlor. jovernments
and oth ‘bodies a7

Holden Receives
Masters Degree
In Education Field

Principal John Hold
SHSS has achieved fs tact | Ho
ers sepree, it was

ite Mountain
near Rossland and the mine-
in that city.

UIC Moves Audit Function
To Its Office in Castlegar

art. of their. overall | Pacific Reon,
arose of streamlining pine. Young.

decentralizing - responsibilit

fo |and authorit , the ‘Un ef

quent Insurance Comunteieys [sta
in the said.

ae served by the: elon.

na and Castlegar o!

ot all the
ial ele in the bibuogratiny
and held at the College will
be released a from the building
— some are ‘original docu-
ments“ and therefore quite
valuable — all are open for
the inspection of the gener-
al pub!
the of the source. mat-
erial for research ° is’ avail-
able during regular’ Ubrary
hours.

_The list’ of source mater-
ial is a Seat a

course at Se. and i
of the ts paula cop es
the Babli oy

Mansbridge moe an
the source arte is con-

KIDTEX GLOVES

followed
The all-nylon gloves that look and feel like leather ,

gained be

the student through.
byzte ude an individual “We must do all in our
than in examinations. power to at least get it be-
The entire fore the people in the prop-
en perspective,” he conclud-

The motion tentatively
approving the concept: of eta

Saturday, Sept. 21, 8 p.m.
Robson Community Hall

g to a requi
from’ the board of Contra

and the: provi
affairs dopa

course struc-
ture of the school’s cumricu:
um _is becoming more
ble in order to better aid ‘the
i problem students.

h A: good: example of ‘this,
explained Mr. Holden, are
the ‘returning ‘dropouts,’ stu-
dents who are going back to
school to achieve graduation,
d.|after having been out of
senoel’ for several years.

, me, he said, are taking
I a combination of courses

di Teg ding the m two or.more grades, in
} ambulance o jeervice -here,

abulane He sensible. achieve i most

expisi cute ’*| sensible course lotting pro-
Mu tune ff point,” thee Pi ng P
pulance will ee Sore it is

¢ “ cular
-Fall Paint-Up Sale-] |#. "23 """é
% = = or Ele
: a oe i : : Pp : wy ae vote. fast a not a ae
oy SHERWIN - WILLIAMS SUPER KEM TONE AND KEM GLO i h But
SAVE $3.00-0N KEM GLO GALLONS AND 90c ON QUARTS

ments.
ticipate in the service.
Gal, Reg. $15.15 . . $12.15 Qt:, Reg. $4.55 ..

What's Inside?

f they are not not  jotally excluded, New Library Hours
“ SAVE $2.35 ON SUPER KEM TONE GALLONS AND 70c ON QUARTS

Gal., Reg. $11.95 Qt-, Reg. $3.60

FORMAL ELBOW - LENGTH GLOVES

temporary chairmai Enriched with two pearl but at wrist

Nelson region ont
: of Kootenay outli
— Everyone is Welcome — for the regional
tf which will be held in Case
legar Oct. 9.

The day’s program will
inelude_a communion service
at which Bishop Scott will be
celebrant. Election of offic-
ers for the coming year will
also take place.

Officers are: president,
| Mrs. Barry larsent, vice-
president, Mrs. Brick Saund-
ers, secretary, Terry
Wallner and Mrs.
Don_Wallace,
Christmas wreaths as well
as Christmas gifts for the
mentally ill will again be fall
projects of the Kinettes.
At the next meeting on The grocery grab with
Sept. 25. the study & group will| the first prize a three-minute
be led by Mrs. Lloyd Hill.|shopping spree to be held
Hostesses for the even-| Oct. 12 at the local Super
ing were Mrs. R. Donnan and | Valu store, will get underway.
s. Norm Fishwick. immediately.

CASTLEGAR
EQUIPMENT
RENTALS

(1968 LTD.)
CASCADE ST., CASTLEGAR — PH. 365-7433

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY

* Duncan dance In the se past, ie audit
function and staff these
ization of | districts’ has been bas

HEAD SQUARES AND STOLES IN ORLON, LACE, GOLD AND SILVER

Keep this Date Open: Monday, ‘Sept. 30th
WEST’S PRESENTS ITS FALL FASHION AND FUR SHOW
: Stanley Humpries Secondary School

ed unanimously by aldermen, Mr. "Holden said th
_—__ Master of a le

gree,

ae ae two separate ones Radio Applications
Are Scheduled

For Regina Oct, 22

legar, Kamloops and
“But the placing ad Kelowna. eAiditors from the
these functions under | the|three centres will . handle
HD Baleares of area with

CASTLEGAR DRUG

Regular
$5.40
For 125

Bet at
a lege,
y Be,

stantly
aah . and ‘the bibliography updat- strengthens our. service.

changes take effect Oct.

onenees was made wets ie | Bre
week

urse of study in the director of the

volved nine we Weeks of study
oa mers each of the Padi sum-

‘8 p.m. to be sent to

Ure. feadausrters in Vancou-

7 * Little Named Community oresRaeuehons_leh,bad
Chest Drive Chairman payment” method of contri-

buting to employers with 20
random sampling of on their’ staff pecently
material in’ the bibllography Mayor T. M.. Little of J in ae ey
indicates these ' things Castlegar: will ” teed the i
KRC Community Chest an-

svallable. dor. persual:
nual canvass’ as’ gene

watown planning
and parigng study of Castle-| campaign chairman, it was
announced this .week by

gar, by town planners Raw-
KRC directors.

4 thet Soaegare for |’ "A parative of the di
Pro; narrative of the dis-
covery of the source of the funde Mat bs platy :
“The two began their, stu-| Columbia river by Thompson during October and direct-
ors have been busy organ-

dies at Eastern Washington | Elliot.
State College, cee Wash. * “(raft) treaty between ining canvass chairmen.
Mayor Little urged eit ae,

Pacific Western Wants to eb Airport Here) esi

full’ support to the Com.
‘Pacific Western

munity Chest ‘and remind.
announced it intends to Hand

Although the course in-

volved eats hard we Rr ork, Pal tie

Holden aia | it is very worth-

enlle ame sj summer, thou-
in;

Roltaay: Ae e a8

ar. Holden ‘said’ two
other principale in the dist-
By t, ebalinds ot Kinnaird

lement ool, and Joh:
indis, of Robso: y sen

ogg. \PARAMETTES

ich open in

Reset on Oct.
company to be incor-
porated by T. -N.° Tuck of
Castlegar has applied. for a
with 1.000 was daytime aod
with 1, wa da ime and
250 eats at ni; aes
nee Broadcasting
Ltd. et Nelson ahs applied
for a: licence operate a
250-watt .day anh night Pad bee
tion with studios in Castlegar
and Nelson.

MULTIPLE VITAMIN-MINERAL

TONIC

They si the service, | Student’ Power Debate __
as do other district residents,| Human Machine? .___—-
but. they pay a higher ser-|Colcell: Goes Overseas
vice charge — $20 0 -plus 50 Poetry :

ents. per mile, as opposed Golf News
Ifo $5 plus 25 cents per mile,| 7° i
the ‘rate for. residents in the} Lesion Corner
j Participating area.

en

25

DAY
SUPPLY
WITH PURCHASE
of 100 TABLETS

$3.65

SEEE SEED

ma{Payment method which’ is
< prepared once a month only.

and gives an employer more
capital, in the use of his

cal

staffs in the UIC
offices’ al be stressing these
advantages in their future
visits with employers.

The benefit control func-
tion of the commission, which
had been directed froin Van-
couver, moved area
office level Tate i porn of
this year when ‘resident in-
vestigators’. began to report

ed that all contributions
are returned to the district fj
te forms of bene- .

AYERST, MeneuNA & HARRISON, LuMITED: RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH

y |Kamloops, and Calgary, and

between Kamloops, Williams | air
Lake, Quesnel, Prince

George, Smithers, and Prince
Rupert.

air policy ; as set. fort forth by the the regional’ route and

joard
fime indicated ‘that ‘certain |e
regional: routes porviced by
Air nada and P Air

urjest in the service, even
though the air transport com-
anittee impl of the
policy ‘has not yet _clearly
ena ‘Mr. Laidman

Concrete Equ., Welding Equ., Chain Saws, Power
Plants, A.C. & D.C., Skill Saws, Saber Saws, Drills,
Air Compressors, Power Trowels, Roto Tillers, Ram
Sets, Space Heaters, Pumps, Paving Breakers, Rock - = = g
Drills, Earth Tampers, Impact Wrenches, Angle Grind- : - |
ers, Etc. Ete. : 2 - a

ALSo GENERAL SHOP WELDING a 3 : ie

Port conmmities decides tol in:
Plement its Polley a asid PW
A president, Laidman.

the: meant. an-
other carrier who is not de-
signated asa re

Special: 125 Tablets $3.69
CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet, Corner of jane & Columbia, Ph. 365-7813
Onen Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sundav & Hohdav Hours: t2 noon-tp.m. 6-7 p.m

jort commission for a licence T. M. LITTLE
to: provide Class -I scheduled
hir ice’ between Vancou-

er, Penticton, Kelowna, Cas-
betas Cranbrook, and Cal-

Oy his application is in ad-
oe to to, applications already
committee for

aetas between "Vancouver,

Also on file is a pple
cation to extend Pw.
couver-Port ‘Hard:
provide service
an ince Rupert. may

Pacific Western was de-
signated as the regional car-
rier. for western Canada’ in|points _ between Vancouver
1966 by the air» transport/and Calgary falls: within th
board of Canada. © Regional governments concept of

fate, “oD y
, Banden iny have: already vol-
unteered their services, b
a more are needed.
@ success of the cam-
ti will be determined
fon put info the

by a re-

al pany’s fleet of Javelin et
‘The air ‘route servicing prop aircraft. and with th i

new Boeing 737

craft to be
car,

ure jet one
Ing an
2 this y.

delivered later

in of
Possible abuses of the unem-

Wally Arnason, Mgr. > ; | ie & : (es 4
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