where Mr. Fogolin obtained
Lelitner’s Clothing, continuing with that firm

with

Priority List
For Airports :
To be Compiled

The Regional District of
Central’Kootenay will soon
begin making up priority lists
of local airport projects.’ The
lists will then go to Victoria and
eventually Ottawa where all
the funding comes from.

‘Requests for projects from
area airports are already reach-
ing the regional district office,

At the board's last meet-
ing, it was voted thatthe
regional district has already
taken action on a number: of
requests, The City of Nelson's
application for a’ local ‘airport
assistance grant has been're-
ferred to the board's executive
while the Village of Slocan has
been advised by the board to
try and acquire lands for a local
airport and the regional district
will support its request for: “a
grant.

As well, the RDCK)has

‘ agred to approach the Depart-

ment of Transport ‘directly to
try to secure an agreement
whereby the Idaho-Creston air-
port at Port Hill could be used
comercially.-The regional dis-
trict will also ask: the: MOT.

» whether. the airport at:Salmo
would be eligible for a grant for

+ and His Men's Wear until his retirement in 1970.
A’ second: daughter, Maria, continues her

father's trade, working for.

the Klothes Kloset.

A third daughter, Rosa, is employed at Bob's

‘ogolin we
married 50 years ago on Aug. 15. 1924, in 8, Vite Pay'n Takit. ‘There are four.

al a): Tesiiamentas F Province of Ualees: Italy. They.
Canada and ‘Castlegar in’ May 1950

The Kaslo airstrip may. ‘ba”

included in’ the list ‘to. go to
Ottawa if the forestry. depart-
ment says, it will use itifor

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More requests are fex:
pected.

Unionist Urges Workers a
To Observe Picket Lines

Dear Sir:
Thave been a member of a
labor union for many years and

Ihave never given any thought,

as to whether or-not I would
ever cross a picket line, because
I believe that if you area
working person ‘you have to
respect the rights of other
workers to gain what. they
think is a just reward for. their

Now the. reason I’ am
writing this letter is to register
my disappointment. in some of.
my, fellow. citizens who belong

‘) te: organized ‘unions.

¥ present'time eats arth?
dispute with some of, its em-

ployees who’ are’ trying ‘to:
- organize ‘themselves into a

union. z ‘
Last weekend :some “of

these employees put an infor--

‘ mation ‘picket line up at’ the
hotel and I’ for one’ was: sadly.

disappointed at the number’ of.
people..who say: they:/are’
members and .supporters of.
unions who did not see fit to
support this information picket
line.

Asa fi nal. thought I think ;

that the people’ who. didnot:
honor. this °information! picket
line owe the people involved an
apology because a picket line:is
a picket line, is a‘ picket line,
ete.

Lorenz Fietz

it is absolutely: nécessar;
change places; go to land if
possible, If-not, move one at a

time, keep low: and with your ;.:

commer Name Spelled Bingo

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B.C. Based Carnival fo Appear Here for 2 Days Next Week

AB.C.-based and “operated
midway show—West: Coast
Amusements - of Langley—will
be playing in Castlegar’ this
coming Monday ‘and ‘Tuesday
and the company says its name
is spelled'"'Bingo.”

‘The reason for. this is the

firm's owner, Irvine "Bingo". :
Hauser, who was born ‘47 years»

ago in Brandon, Man. From the
time he can remember, Bingo
wanted a wild animal act ina
circus—now he owns the whole
show.

When: he started on:his
own in the carnival business,
Bingo sold ‘his ‘animals’ and,
bought a small merry-go-round:
That was 16 years ago and he
hasn't looked back since.

“You -won't find’ Bingo in’

his trailer, He's always’ on the
grounds’ somewhere,” said an
employee about this one:man
whirlwind who owns the mid-
way show. (

Maybe: the personal in:
volvement | of: Bingo, ‘his’ wife
Jacqueline. who is ‘the: show's
assistant manager, their daugh-
ter: Laura, ..who-runs ‘the’ pop-
corn and candy floss. sales and

: Truck Located
Parked i in City

A truck reported stolen in.

Grand Forks has been fqund in’
Castlegar.
RCMP. ‘say a: 1967 GMC

pick-up reported stolen from’.

Boundary: Electric at Grand
Forks was recovered :here last
Saturday. parked‘ near: Bound-

ary Eleetrieion on Columbia Ave, .

Bes Screen in

‘son Bobby, who overseas the 20.
or‘so concessions’ of the mid-
way, Is the secret of the success

of’ the ‘popular show, which:

‘keeps 75 people in jobs,
»'Bach’ year. for 16 years
Bingo ‘has ‘added a ride or a
concession. This year he added
three brand new: rides, “You
gotta’ start’ some: place ‘and it
isn't at the top,” he says.
«And he) says that. the
success of a ‘show isn't just a
matter of annual expansion..it's
a lot: of hard work and travel.
“We ‘cover: about 5,000
miles through B.C. from Easter,
until October ‘starting with
shopping centres until ‘the
season really begins on May 24.
in ‘New. Westminster," ox
plained Bingo.
‘After May comes the rode:
os and wildwest events through

the Cariboo. Each town has it’s .

own speciality to: offer! but
Bingo’ has‘.a’ soft’ spot ‘in:'his
heart for the William's: Lake

Btampeds, where his show plays -

each 'y

you've been’ crowned’ bya

bottle heaved out of the dance’:
shall at that Stampede,\he ~

laughs,
‘Then follows the northern

cireuit from Grand Prairie, ”

Alta., to Prince Rupert.
“What'T

the north is the, honesty. on

enthusiasm ‘of the ‘adults and

the’ decent behavior of the

young people,” says this con-

stant observer of the citizens of

BC.

Kitimat don't send their kids to,

T DRIVE-IN

the West Kootenay, ‘

Jor Movie. Information: Phone Spe
J Showtime at Dusk

ear... i
Vou haven’t:lived until ©

“The people in Terrace and i
the show, they take ahem, rain):

_;,or. shine, ‘and: the famlly has

fun,

“The older: fold: around”
‘here don't mind admitting they
still love the smell of popcorn
and the jostling of the crowds in
the midway. We're all still kids

OTE SPECIAL now vou ste HiW,
SHOWTIMES = Wow You DOH,

facmeplaco inside/u:
go! Hauser.’ ;

‘By this time,/mid’and wats
September. have ‘replaced’ the
summer. and the’ cavaleadd

“crosses the water to finish theit
year on: Vancouvor Island, “>

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