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MONTREAL BOUND are Roy Bamford, left, and Dr. John Hall of Castlegar, who
will be leaving next Wednesday to take part in the Great Belvedere Air Dash which
departs from Montreal on a 3,000 mile, 11 day journey to Vancouver. The trim 1969
Citabria bears. the names‘of its many sponsors that have siven their : ele Ceapert

towards advertising the

Kootenays and the new City of Castlegar. The

craft will be

piloted by we Hail with Mr.: Panlordis ‘who also holds a valid’ pilots Heeace,

th men ¢:

lesire to the West

well. Barring weather difficulties the aircrafts

this major race ell be

taking part in
making a fuel atop at Castlegar Airport July 9. Fifty vintage light sesspiasee: some

Church of God Picnic
Held on Father's Day

Hot weather was: part of
the setting for: the. annual
Church of God picnic,’ held on.
Father's Day. Good fellowship
and a fine picnic supper topped
offa day of softball, lawn darts,”
games and horse-shoes, at Kin-

naird Park:

Races and relays were held
for all age-groups, with the
results as follows with names in
order of first; second and third:

> Kindergarten ° Class—Jan-

ine Harding, Matt, Bankert and * -

Michael ‘Silvester.

3.5 Middler's Class — Tim
Baulkham,‘ James Barton’ and
Gregg Silvester.

Junior Class—Brent Baulk-

ham, Camron Heagy: and Lisa
Hunter. *

Youth Class—Brent_ Joh
son, Richard Tarasoff and_S:
ley Bird.

Women—Glenna *:Bautk- ~
ham, Marcia Bankert and Bar-

bara Deptuck.
Men—Ira Johnson, Go:
Baulkham and: Jim: Bankert..; +

Séntinel
Baseball
Play-Offs

Play. -offs in the Sentinal
Baseball Club began Monday.
with the regular season ending
with team standings as. follows: ;

Marble'and Spoon: Race.: ‘}

(Girls)—Leanne .Ball;’Sarah

Bankert an Tracey. Bondaroff.
~“)Marble:and: Spoon: Race

(Boys)—James ‘Barton,- Darr

Salley Bird and Peggy Ch
dave. G Z

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: points,” pote 16 Pere Road-

sfunners 13’ points ‘and’ Pirates,

0.00 : a.m.—Sandlot’ (Soft-
ball Field Sandlot (Junior
Bronco Field) and Senior Bron-
co (Pony Field).

11.00-a.m.—-Sandlot (Soft: °

ball: Field) and Junior Bronco
(Junior Bronco’ Field).

~ 12.00 noon—Senior Bronco

z (Pony. Field):

12.30. p.m.—Junior. Bronco
and Sandlot: Ail Stars : (Junior
Bronco Field).

2.00 p:m.—Pony (Pony,
Field) and Junior Bronco (Jun-
ior: Bronco Field). "°°:

m.—Senior ‘Broneo

: (Pony : Field i if necessary) and

Pony” (Softball Field if neces-
sary).

5.30 p.m. or: 6.00 P.m.—
Trophy Preseritatio

"sessions. Shift *

aa Commitee. Members .
Holding Two-Day Workshop

Today is the second ay of
a two-day workshop seminar on
Techniques for: Safety Commi

_tee Members. «

-Held under the auspices of
the Workmen's Compensation
Board for local industrial safoty

‘committee’ members, the’ ‘two=!

day event began yesterday at

-the Hi Arrow. Arms,

2, order to

techniques involved in plan:

ning, organizing,’ conducting,

evaluating and improving

“plant safety committee.

“The safety” committee ig
one of the keys to'accident
Mr.’ Kershaw.

‘A. sound ‘plant

safety committee is one ofthe

hift workers, the workshop
a8: been: divided ‘into: two
will’ be Held
24

the WCB
Safety Research ‘and Training

department, says the seminars *

examine the problems and

“Swollen waters arqcatising
much: trouble ‘through ~B.C;
including: the: Stocan Valley

where: Little) Slocan ‘River is...

said to have changed its course
flooding’ fields.”

water and matters

Our:
examine the various techniques. ~
and d brblens dad) make recom:

ting and
simulated ‘Plant, ae inspec-
tion, .

3 banks ‘20 to 80 thet high ‘were.

isappearing along with clumps
of trees, and a 10-foot irrigation

get worse ‘Tuesday.
Valley residents. ‘had peti-

“tlened sarlet this spring fo
igainst flooding, but ~~

+ Baye

what had.  hecome of this

petition Mr. Haviland could not

©: Reports; however, indicate:
pasture land was flooded, river.

shi
up nights putting ‘up’ fl
‘walls, and the homes of Merrill*
‘McRa

cRae were! surrounded «

water,
- <. Goose Creek in the ‘Pass -
Creek valley was reported to be °

‘digging: into the’ road’ and
“Wildhorse Creek near Ymir'\

~ Castlegar. Man Faces Numerous Charges

Kenneth Olson’ of 620-Srd,

Ave. N., Castlegar, has been

charged by. local RCMP as the
‘result’ of a’, high) speed’ chase»

‘early Saturday: morning,
oh! Included \in' the; numerous
charges laid: against Olson are
impaired driving, refuaing to
take'a breathalizer test and
criminal negligence.

During. the incident the

y CIA Speaker

. Tomorrow Night

‘A Canadian family in Irian

» Jaya is being presented tomor-

tow ‘night’ at 8.00 p.m. at

Selkirk’ College by the Cana-.-
dian’ Institute of International:

‘Affairs, West Kootenay branch.
4 This.is an illustrated. lec-
ture of the experience of Fred
Houghton, and his: family. in

«New Guinea

where he was in
charge of on eet installation
‘at ‘a new two-mile. high copper

; mine.

i Vehicle Burns
« Near Nancy :
« Greene Junction:

3 Ao 1964: Volkswagen bus”
as totalled by fire Sunday. ©

night two‘miles east of the
ey Maney. Greene junction.

‘: Owner of the ‘vehicle is’
identified as Ronald Gordon’.

Allen of Harrison Hot Springs.

Cause of the blaze was‘not'

given and ‘no injuries are
reported. 4 i

Graduation Gift Time

“No School Crowds

«rear portion of 8 highway patro)

Columbia: Ave. was also al-

car was rammed, while & .tegedly struck.

vehicle parked at the Hi Lite on
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Kinnaird Group, Boy ba an ‘evening: of fun ‘come
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" Meaees Licence Sats
si Being Questioned —

‘\.The proprictor of Guys and
‘Dolls’ Funland |located’ at’ 421
‘Front 8t. was granted a ‘special
2 Shearing by. Castlegar council on
Tiiesday evening to give reason’

+ why-he should not have. his

’: business “licence: rescinded -as

decided by council at its regular, :

meeting on: June: 4, )

+ ‘The’ business’ licence “was
rescinded: by ‘council after, the
city had received ‘numerous
written complaints about ‘dam-
age to private property, ‘open:

drinking of alcoholic beverages, |"
smashing of empty. bottles

+ agains Pulaieg ‘atid ‘foul

Jangus

Council: did not’ make a
‘final decision during the special
hearing and at the time of. this
newspaper's news deadline 5 bast

<), erday: morning, ho 'announce- .:

ment had yet been released,

)Tuesday night's. special
jcounel aeartd was aitended
ry some.of: the young people
who “use ‘the: facilities‘ of “the

#: Guys andi Dolls: Funland,’ pro-
‘. perty owners in the immediate

people -h:

“the ‘a vote th

in: favor. of.

Central: Kootenay and: asking

its help’in convincing “the

) nd: the department of
the: necessity,

gorousl

ied the ‘situation as. follows:
\4°; The) people in the; Ooti-
a'are quite | prepared
Pp. ipervise this situation.
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ee be: lai
rate: that

id 'suecess ‘as legis!

> tion alone’ will
nes, the trustees haye out: :

costs.time.and ‘expense, money,
they are disappointed when
_ only/a limited fine, is’ admin:

vicinity ‘ofthe:Funtand,’and
interested: eitizens.

The’ resolution point :
that.th present stem which

‘oulkes. Report, often mean

‘The p

gi At his. husinena'liceie 6

/ibeing “rescindéd: until!

/ election have: been: invited to;

just had a ball dow there,” she

ccnmenteae Health. ‘Inspector, Mike

Harnadek, said he is in no way
A proprietor of a shoe satisfied with’ the sanitary,
repair store said he has been in. conditions of the plumbing,
business for only one-and-a-half \--. disrepair’ of the building: and!
years and has had four windows. rubbish outside, He told council
broken in that time. He said on it had his report in writing and
a Friday night three weeksago he had supplied, a‘copy'to Mr.

when someone ‘was working. Paul. Re
late in the shop two person
“approximately 19 to 25 years of,
age were talking and ‘asked,
Should Dkick it (the window)
ing : is

A rele oft the local
RCMP, who: said he was”
‘presenting a report) compiled
ae from ‘the’ detachment ‘as:'a
“I don’t care,”. was the . Whole, stated’ the’ area. in
reply, ‘so it was kicked in.

This tl

evident a many signaturi
more than; once, Mes.
‘Paul said she had tried to erase
theseidi but ‘they. ~
were \inink. She estimated
there pe were tbproxiinately 2 200
250; signatures.‘ 4
and | aw representatives of Thee *
this ‘India {fairs Department
Wednesday. atthe’ Kinnaird “were. present. One stated the,
id will ‘be chaited by

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West after the ls & ‘elon

ahs pare a on aoarty foram to

story:
iin} the Caatl gar,

f News last: ‘weel

iz. ‘young people on

a Pie Stand Columbia Ave: of,

pendently: from the res ofthe
ing. Lats acti industry “the southe:
yote take

that ‘some app

its most grateful appre- -
‘is grant and ‘of all

Mrs, Mel Lutz of Chuck's
Transfer also felt she had done -

people ,but her:‘firm:had sa
windshield, ‘smashed in‘ one: of,

: she'can say! anything she, has

ber of Commerce, on

ganizing earlier .this’ month
inder president: Dave ' Silv

ter, is to'be held tonight at the

“Hi Arrow: Arms; *

: The new executive consists’; may be pirchate “fc

=. of, vice-president George Boi
s: daroff, treasurer W. Ndi

Moth’ at: Keenleysidé Dam
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Jeuoidnmcraniouemseitercanga donne

gressive Conservative Party
under, national ‘leader Robert

Stanfield will form: the new."
7 gor vernment of Canada next
month: was’ expressed here. on :

b a' visiting MP from
Calgary.

Harvie “Andre, who “is

seeking re-election in- Calgary

Centre, noted that ‘the Conser-... .
+ vatives had-only.two Se less

than the governing: Liberals
jon. and
in’ that the

PC's will form: alt: least a
minority: government, if not':\’
a‘\majority: government:
July BLS
°Mr. ‘Andre’ said his party.
has ‘great expectations’ for.
‘Kootenay ; West riding,. saying -
‘the PC's consider this a’“plus
* riding” that: will be won ‘by =:
candidate Bob Brisco...)
While predicting a general
upsurge ins Conservative ‘sup-
port and. seats everywhere in
Canada, Mr. Andre said PC

woof th ‘present

province. aswell,

iting politician, who
‘ical engineer: teach-
ing at the University of Calgary, :'

“<< Mentioning re}
opment, ‘Mr. Andre: aid the
f ‘Trudeau gov:
cabinet’ ‘strength

‘has.

Montreal - Ottawa. triangle

where they don't understand or
our, concerns out

before’ his. entry <
nto federal politics, said he
believes Alberta and B.C. bot!

share 8 common concern about,“

wins in. B.C; “alone: will be’? the\Liberal, government's. “in

“‘here."-Their idea of- Canada, he i
h : said, “is'a ‘central /héarfland in

that triangle and'a sabervient

S‘hinterland.”® 55

ia minarets rnd a
visitor,

be Canada’s ni
the July 8 federal election; will
Mr. Stanfield will

renewed Liberal 5

bea
arrive at Castlegar Airport at 11.15 a.m: where
Conservative cendidate Bob Beisee wil mest. hiss! 7h Time has been
allotted for Mr. Stanfield to meet with local residents
meet and hear him before he travels on to Nelson where a noon
. rally is planned. The last time a national leader visit
was in 1968, when Prime Minister Trudesu succesefully

= have™ been’ i Aly off
and ‘the, trees’ sprayed. (
\ The area is presently, being
kept under observation, :but a
spokesman for the’Forest Ser:
t 16s Sab there appears tobe Ho) ys
for’ alarm. ant

Monday a Holiday”

Monday is a statutory holi-
Canada, as the

marked.

Most business places will
be closed as employers and”
their employees observe the

+ holiday.

who wish to

sought!a

sata July Ast observation is is fie