Moakeeat of thel Local 4H Horse Club Took Part inthe Recent Ker Days Parade

. Uhird largest, airline,

Of Pacific Westen ‘Airlines’

\: Promier, Patel Lou heed
Friday ‘announced that the
Alberta government has. ac-

i squired control of the Pacific

Western Airlines, Canuda's

“The Alberta’ government
‘made ‘the decision’ to acquire
control of’ Pacific Western
Airlines as a'result’ of ‘our
‘concern. thut ‘recent’ (akéover
proposals and schemes’ threat:
ened the of Pacific

tation; parileularly alr freight, if

{s'a critical factor.”
PWA has’ scheduled routes

in British Columbia, Alberta,

the Northwest, Territories and
into Seattle ‘and operates

worldwide charter. flights, both”

Passenger and cargo,

+ Mr. Lougheed said ‘that in
order to. ensure | full and :com-
plete. contro! of the airline, the

Alberta government offered all.”
a price of $13 per ’

‘ Western's‘ capacity to expand
and serve Alberta's growth
needs,” the premier. said in'a

prepared statement.

“Almost 80 per, ‘cent. of
Pacific Western Airlines reve-
nue, originates or terminates in’

Iberta,

“We Wanted to assure that
such...a° vital, part. of ‘the
transportation system in our
province would, continue to
reflect:the needs and interests’
of the people, .of Alberta. 3.7

“Alberta's future depends

‘ upon our ability. aver the next
, decade 'to, reduce aur reliance

upon’ the sald’ of depleting
natural ‘resources. For’ a‘ land-

Jocked :provinee ‘far’ from’ the

share, "which reflects the gov-

ernment’s judgement of the -

value of the stock on a complete
control, basis." °°!

"The deal: was. made ©

through the National Trust Co,
through’ the facilitios ‘of the
Toronto and Vancouver stock
exchanges for some 2.3 million
.PWA common shares. e
The statement made: no

reference to.PWA. preferred -

shares ‘although ;Don’ Watson,

president’ of the. ‘airline, said:

Thursday the: offer. also: in-

cluded $62°for:each of ;the

4116,000, preferred shares.
The premier, said ‘one: of

Alberta's best long-term pros- i

{pects for’ diversification’ is

on, centres,
tion is the’ key and air. transpor-

Funeral Services this Morning
For Former Kinnaird Resident

A former Kinnaird resi-
dent, Cecil Elmer Heagy, 77, of
Slocan, died: Monday in the
Castlegar and District Hospital.
Funeral services are being held
this morning at 11 a.m. from
the Castlegar Presbyterian
Chureh,

Born. Nov. 28, 1896 in Twin
Brooks, South Dakota; U.S.A.,
Mr. Heagy came to Canada and
south Saskatchewan ‘to home-
stead in 1915. He farmed there

Native of Glade
. Roberta P. Holt

. Dies in Nelson

Roberta Polly. Holt,: 57, of,
South Slocan a native of Glade,
died in Kootenay Lake District
Hospital, in Nelson, on Wednes-
day of. last: week. és

z Funeral‘ service, was
Friday at the Thompson Fu:
al Home’ in’ Nelson.

Wife of Kenneth Holt, Mrs.
Holt was born in Glade. April
15, 1917,’ daughter of Mrs. Lucy
Markin of South Slocan and the

_ late John Markin. She grew up
in Glade “and ‘later moved to:
Vancouver,’ where she worked
for some time before being
married. She had resided in ~
South Slocan for. the past eight :
years,

She is. survived by. her,’
mother and three brothers,
Mike Markin‘of Port Alberni,

until. 1950 when he moved to
British Columbia ‘coming! first
to Castlegar then the following
year, 1951, to Kinnaird:

He was employed inthe
sawmill as a.sorter-and resided
in Slocan since retirement.

‘A’ member. ofthe Presby-
terian Church, Mr. Heagy took
a keen;interest in church work
throughout: his life. He was’ a.
member. of the Senior: Citizens
Association. f:

He is survived by his wife,
Lila;:two sons,» Raymond: of -
~ Castlegar and Merl of Terraci

three: daughters,Mrs.. Hal
(Fay): Belbeckiof: Robson; Mrs.
Ken (Mary) Freeman of Coquit-
Jam and Mrs.Jim (Gladys) Bone
.ofGold Rive 21 grandchildren

/Also“surviving are’ two
sisters and one brother in the

Brown’ will

0 ‘take place’
‘family: plot at, Park Memorial
‘Cemetery. | ¢
Donations n may be.made to:

a charity of a person's choice or...
flowers‘ will be gratefully re-
ceived.

2° Castlegar Funeral Home i is
in charge’ of arrangements.

“Head Corrected .

Ron Konkin was winner of

Fred Markin of Ab and
Pete Markin of Nelson.

“Burial took: place in the
Shoreacres Cemetery. : :

THE CARPET CENTRE

Sy. Upstairs
TRAIL TIMES. BLDG.”

PHONE =e

the’ flight in the
men's division at KC Days
Open Golf Tournament.

upon its
the® ‘gateway. province to the
North.’. The ‘acquisition of ‘Paci-

fic Western’ Airlines © will”
to

He \\said’: no}: ‘immediate

j;major policy changes are con-

templated. ‘The PWA board of
“directors now includes. three
nominees: fromthe Alberta
‘government.. Senior ° ‘operating
-Management has been assured
* that they hold the confidence of
thé Alberta’ government. Job
security of all employees would
not ‘be affected.

The aidline has a fleot of
eight 797s with another ex-
pected to arrive later’ this
month and four more on order
for. next’ year; two! 727s; two

7073; four. Hercules cargo car-
tiers; two Blectras, and ‘five

Convair .640s, It. has 2,100

employees. a a trucking ‘sub-
sidiary, based in Edmonton, has

ugheed said the

government, has ‘advised ‘other:

: This was ‘correctly stated RU

int the text of the story .in last

week's issue of the Castlegar :

News. The headline, however,’
erroneously carried the runner-
up's name, that of Terry
Perehudoff,: as winner..: :
Apologies are extended (4 to
Ron for this‘error.... f

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egional ir) carriers: operating *
in. Alberta, suchas ‘Time’ Air
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injury as.850-

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A Norton 860. was com-
“pletely, burned late Sunday
evening when its driver braked

“to. miss a deer on: the Celgar

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ee "Dr." Jack Osachoff — Telephone 365-7511

James‘ Lipkovits, age‘and

2 address’ unknown, pleaded ”

guilty to two charges of posses-
sion ofa narcotic’ when he

appeared in provincial police

court here last’ week.
| He was fined $100 or in
default one month in, jail on

each charge.:
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1A stay of Proceedings was ;

entered. on two charges of
possession of narctotics, laid
against Cathrine Anne. Lafor-

tune, age and address un-

known,

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Notre Dame University. Looking
For Candidate to Teach’ French

Chairman of the modern
\ languages department at Notre

- Dame University Dr.’ Frank

Kluge, ‘has ‘announced that’ a
search is being conducted for a

:suitable candidate ‘to.‘teach

French during: the. 1974-75
academic. year. 3

-, Dr. Kluge ‘has. expressed
concern at feedback’ which he
has: received both inside and
outside the university that
there would be a curtailment of
services and courses offered in
the modern languages depart-
ment.

““We are going ahead with
our regular, Brogenn said the

chairman; “and we expect to
offer the:same services’ which ;
‘we have provided in past years.
I would like.to emphasize most
strongly that: there will be no.
departure. from; the. course.

+ offerings which were available

last’ year.” j
The department of modern
languages is looking: for a:

candidate with a minimum

.A. degree, who-has passed *
the Ph. D. ‘comprehensive. ex:
aminations, ‘Preference will be;
given tb the’ most” suitable.’
candidate ‘who isa’ Canadian

and whose ‘post graduate edu- :
cational background is from {

Canadian institutions fi

COME TO VACATION

“BIBLE SCHOOL ‘'
: August 19 - 23 — 9 am. to 12:noon
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é i
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Road.

eA police spokesman said
the driver, identified as'Frank-
-lin, J. Fodor of Kinnaird,
‘escaped injury. when: his ‘1974
model motorcycle fell upon him
and?burst into flames. :

ao? The incident:was reported j

abs 12. a.m. Monday. >
ENO. charges have been laid,”

_Fifty-Five Gather
“On Weekend for
‘Fami ly. Reunion.

A family reunion was held
© Sunday afternoon’ when lin-

, cheon was'served on the lawns

of: Mr. ‘and Mrs. M. York of,
‘Kinnaird.
~s\-Later(:Mr.* aid Mrs: :

“Kristiansen-hosted a vee 4
and dance at the Nordic Hall to’:

celebrate the 82nd birthday’ of.

Charlie (Sergei) Esouloff of * |:

Grand:Forks; the oldest family
member and’ the first: birthday

of Timothy. Danshin of Fort St. <2 ‘

John, the youngest tember.

Some'55 members gath- ‘

ered ‘from different’ points’ in
-British Columbia with many
hever: having‘ met before.

‘10Pct. OFF for CASH.

BONN EIT’S Shes '

- WESTKO CONCRETE
~ CONCRETE CONTRACTORS.

“Eepvinced in Colours and ‘ares

ne Ralph Bird, Mana

t Hamilton;

conference is designed

RANGER ‘GUIDER conlerence, |
which 'ts;planned jointly by. the: National;
‘Training’end: ‘committees and held at’:

leaving Vanvonver Aug.20 while Miss Bozek
willbe: leaving Juat the \day. prior.’ The: =
to provide the opportun- |
Guiders and Trainers to explore

_from Sther provine rae
“(panies packs 61 reign’ y .
ranger. Guiders attending, Il ure from B.C. of

which two have been chosen as Group Leaders.
One ofthe 12 Trainers atending, ax well as two
of; ths! Es Rangers, will be from B.C. :- ‘

wd

- Groundfish
Bulletin Now

“Would you know
named Petrale ‘or: Brill if you
were asked?:Potrale is the
largest of ‘the'main species’ of

, Sole’ found’ in waters “off ‘the

British Columbia coast,\The
other soles are Dover and

You will learn this’ and.
much more’ from’ the.new

i . information bulletin Gropnd-

fish, No. 6 in‘a’ series, ithe
bulletin serves as a wall'char
measuring 19 by 26 inches. It t

‘designed ' primarily. for: the

junior-secondary school teacher
and student. | |

Previous titles, some of
which are ‘still available :were:
Pacific Salmon; ‘British’ Colim-
bia ‘Shellfish: Pacific Herring’

+ and Pacific Salmon again, but in

as outlines: {a Tae guide

the Ranger program
peal Vistas. It ‘also gives them the opportunity
to share: and’ exchange ideas and
‘ Ont.; is being attended by! Ranger’. with Ranger Guid
24 Guilder! (Mrs.) Atdrey Conlttte of Castlegar.
ii Bois and Ranger.

and experiences

ers, ‘Trainers’ and Rangers
the Territories, eon-

scoestegnt News Photo.

ity for: Ranger
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; Pleased to ‘Announce the:
Purchase of —

effective July 1, 1974.

DISPATCH & BUSINESS: _oFFice
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HIRE CastearG uide

‘Company concluded a: success-

‘Tal Guide year July | 21-23 in
@ form ‘ofa! fun *

‘day night: parents and‘

friends, were invited to, the

ides.

sand ‘Anna Marle Geddes,

-Baker—Laurie, Obetkoff.

dindieraft made by themselves x
asia group’ or individually)

color,
Bulletis'6 will’ describe the

edible’ and commereially ‘ valu-

able seaweeds of British Colum-
bia. It will be in color and is now

: in Preparation. i \
Write for these bulletins to.
Marine Resources (Comme
* Fisheries), Department of Rec-

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uh c. Ney. 1X4. 7)

Ruth: So
two interesting events

“Health—Ruth
Flower Arranger—Patricia
‘McKay; Ruth Sommers; Laurie»,
Obetkoff; Dawn. Wells ‘and’
Anna Marie’ Geddes.
(5 Publie Speaking—Laurie
Obetkolf and ‘Anna Marie Ged. :

P Roby: Roth.

dges ‘were presented: .,

Hone; Nurse,;\Child ; Care
and EB: gency Helper badges ;
ere ‘each’ given to Teresa :**.
foroso;‘Karen Grunerud; Shel-

Landis and Sari Sather.

re merken Patricia

“EVERYTHING'S BETTER

BO ‘
d Anna, Marie Geddes.

PLP Emblom—Karen
Grunerud.: ©
Little House—-Laurie Obet-
koff; ‘Anna. Marie Geddes and.

2) Sherry’ Molnar.

Searistress” Sherry {Mol-

and Anna Marie Geddes.: *

Year‘ Pins—eighth, Fale
cia McKay;: seven

-, Sommers’ and’ Dawn re iy Hi
‘sixth, Sherry Molnar and ‘Anna.

Marie Geddes; fifth, Laurie ©
‘Obetkoff,: Teresa; ‘Moro:
‘byn Rothwell

|: 2 Thess attending were Shelly

Landis, Laurie Obetkoff,-Dawn

7 Wells; Ruth Sommers, Patricia

McKay, Melony: Strom, Karen

“Grunerud and Robyn Rothwell.
On June 20 the girls set up

heir handicraft display’ with

atthe

H * Reasonable
prices

+ Warn
hospitality

HkylineA rport Hotel

303 No. 3 Road a Richmond, B.C. i

TELEPHONE 278-5161
(Skystage phone 273. 8544) =

f the company ‘too!
part. The display ‘covered
wide ‘array’ of: interests’ from
leathsrwark, crotcheting, knit--
“ting, flower ‘making, ‘jewelry, :
sewing-and many ‘more. i

‘Mrs. Edward ‘and Mrs.
P, Minich were present to test

“and passed the company.on the

Company'Handicraft Certifi-
‘cate: It will have to be rene

« in two years with the certificate

awarded ata later: date.
‘In September captain Mrs.
y and ‘lieutenant: Mrs, M. °

eed “will be ‘leaving the

company ‘as leaders. Shelly
Landis, én’ behalf -of the, girls.
and mothers) presented, “them
with. a ‘gift “in ‘appreciation of
their work during the past five
years with the First Castle;

Ro.“ Guide Co. Both ‘leaders - were

nd.

ne'June 7 they: atiendéa? ;
» the Sr. Citizens, mee

entertained them’ with’a’ camp-
fire of singing and skits. Anna
Marie Geddes led the girls in a
‘very successful campfire and

eather Bonnett introduced °
each ‘item. The ‘program was

‘<< thoroughly enjoyed by-all pre-

sent, Guides +

Sari Sather, Lynda ‘Johnstone,

: Dawn Wells, Melony Strom;

atricia McKay, Anna Marie.
Geddes, Laurie Obetkoff and

ized a'half-day hike as = pa fol
sf jarvite ke Emblem.: A

tmeeting’ and;

eae car-care service.”
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also
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} out.
‘operations where the guides

were taken on\a tour,,of the

mminera ore winized

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. sawmill -by ‘Brian’ P
“Everyone found this moat inter-
esting and were given plenty of

“opportunity to isk questions.

After, the tour'a bag lunch

\ was enjoyed and then the girls
‘hike ttéending ‘this ‘
ene eae Rothwell, -f

Shelly Landis, Ruth Sommers,

Lynda Johnstone, Dawn Wells,

Melony. Strom, Kare:

erud, | Patricia"McKay,

“Moroso, Heather Bonnett; Mrs,

>McKay and Mrs. Sommers.
The‘ following weel

girls visited the new: post office

“and were given a tour by Henry.
Ewanick. Mr. Ewanick’ also

explained various post office ©
Tees which are used by ®
ublic day. to’ da:

id
Reted in
competiti

ane the: varea.

‘The Aan were thrilled 't
ble to

atlegar summe
to’ be: cancelled: in

~ other camps, ete. Honey

,Anyone, wanting to go to'cam

» ‘was ‘invited ‘to’accompany the‘:

Robson -Guide Co. at thei

attended ‘the’ Provineal Music
Camp held at Tsoona, July 8 to

18 and, Ruth ‘Sommers, the:
Introprovincial camp at Fort ©
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