10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 9, 1969 Trees are Called me renee er Riel News About Sr te es ; Phi : : . Pe ae a wea weatncnene ees : CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nature’s Air REGREATION PROP-WASH _ Ecoinnem omen iat ~

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: = Recreation Director Human health t : AAG Regional Recreation : 3 ; LiiNOW TA ‘ ._. By. Hal Swartz ‘ t j much to the cleansing and : : —— Commission No. 1 This nice weather seems considered te be ot sett val] purifying action of trees. 4 wea to have brought more flying|ue as it is then ‘classified ag: shrubs and other plant life| fig activity to this area. During|/an an

ing it into the oxygen vital to human existence, trees serve as air filters, removing natural and industrial dusts. Dust count is always lower on the lee side of a park or|is green belt.

Plants also exercise con- siderable control over clima- tic conditions in open coun- = try as well as between cities Pieloseneg and their suburbs and can|SHIP’S WHEEL has a prominent place in the even have an appreciable ef-|Steam boat era section of the Castlegar Mus- fect on individual residential | eum located in the basement of the Centen- nial Library. Here museum committee mem- ber Mike Sawchenko stands behind tlie wheel in the section of the museum devoted to early mining. The museum is not yet open to

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All players are asked to wear theit uniforms tothe cookout whether they are playing ball that. evening ‘or not. ee

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= 7 tique. On October 18,’ on the atmosphere. ‘The year 1971 is an im-, _ Red Cross Water Safety . the past Week Denny Hughes Don's aircraft will have, its Of the Province of Britishjer’s Clinic, Sunday at ‘Trail. is now ‘spending all his Columbia, On July 20, 1871,| Operation Safe Water Sn eR ie eee eaee |e ee thigh tare bia entered Confederation, | Council) late July, ‘at Trail. low airplane.“ Another new ‘ 5 E : a a 3 thus becoming the sixth pro- Oll. Painting Workshop, aircraft owner is Don Barton. |beautiful aircraft. Dr. ‘Hall fince ol da beeame a trans-/July 20 to August Ist at Ar- and silver Aer ie continental dominion stretch-|genta Rural Centre, Argenta. 5 Bs j : ‘day bree etre i tidting take: ne own. £e¢-| Hughés;'shown hére at the top when he was, 18 and on the the inked together, | windermere. rd : ye : ! \ ; iy “hungry. Both are identical planes. Denny,, who is employed as a bus ‘ami ! Ei ‘Wilbur McLeod ‘just: an- driver for School District No. 9, learned to fly in 1946 and PesNer) = y Be be staged throughout the pro. Kinnaird Transfer. League-Leading got to get-hack into flying plane, f you haven't been up theré in the sky, you haven't and plans to'start building a ved,” was Denny's feeling about flying. His wife and ’four Ideal for Barbeci i e.g : eal for Barbecues it can be opened in time for the summer|Centennial "71 committee s ef Pear In San aerobatic ultra-light/hours in the air’ with him. Mr. Hughes was nained Citizen $ months. However, special guided tours are|been appointed sue bo For Town Garbage in lot Play Frank Bonderoff’ gave a/hockey. in this.area vice elubs and ather organizations upon ap-| Operation, in the setting "P| Kinnaird “Transfer Ltd, In Kinnaird Sandlét hose-|demonstration test of his] aoa at lo the chair- te were played.- «> -other man, Harold Webber. — Castlegar News he rtuni-|and agent for the Town of Played. s to a DOT Inspector the: other Pbotn Boswil have the oppo le iB io calleetaatbads The Indians trounced the| day. I Witnessed ttils test and . 6 - " Racoons edged the Mets 9-8 local Pere een of council. With all these new-style rules and regulations, the early and continued their winning |!88 colours. This is the only It w: ecified eight cu- “ r i ¢ think imaginatively 3s | pele oe heroes of Cap Stadium wouldn't recognize the old bal ets 16-13. The Indians chalk-|two builders, Frank Bonder- you! snight Smudertake for this| would be the maximum gar- ed up another win by beating|off and Al Bigsby can be Style. It's still brewed with natural ingredients and Dei cay etter tread so] 1e Beverley A. pooling of ction might be de- With twice weekly commer-| Plenty of time. Still brewed In B.C. for Old Style flavour. I score” Of:7-6. John Jelly and Terry \Gayle A. Oyama (equal). Hon-|Mason, Sally S. Burnham. airns, Karen ing practiced in the recrea-| _ Council approved a charge Crickets defeated the Tigers|now as they have just sold Class Honors, Shirleen K. tion programs in the four re-;of 25¢ per, additional can or their Super Cruiser to a trio Naruse. Honors, Elaine M. 2 ti 7 BEER in Central gional ing the ied lim- fly aged x (equal).’ Kevin S. Alexander. oe iB Slow brewed and naturally a ao : ‘Debra M. Lawlis (equal). Pass community’ will co-operate to its as’ might be agreed upon 5 19 ns. : , Reg. k be Grade ms Fiano, First Class bes P -| rs. . Hon-| 7 ion. cpa rade IX piano, Honors,|borah Zinio, Laurel Haywood-| ono! leen Braun. Hon. ‘More details will be forth- Grade VIII piano, Honors, First|Nanev J. Littley. Carolvn E. = Pan Merkley (equal), Cyndi D’An- i P and z ; There will be a wind-up Georgina Donaldson, Kathryn|Class Honors, Mi Hay. y ( y Gnatiner| " New member of the board shauld be directed to: British 5 ee >| - Kinnaird Minor es Olmsted, Pamela Bucking-|lyn Hall (equal), Cynthia Le- (equal), Nanev C. Ternent.)of of the C: i Rose, Sherie Robb (equal),|Heather M._ Killough. Pass.|Savings Credit Union is Du- ja “| Grade I piano, First Class|ber of the English depart- 362-6111 or 385-1971. Hi Li R Honors. Barbara A. Mason,|ment at Selkirk College, A pre-school playground [= ite estaurant monetta, Sara Willans (equal).| ancy ‘on the board caused by|2-™- to 2 p.m. Monday to Fri- Lo i yt ft kane City centre oe messy b ae a Mary L. Hand, Patricia L. Me-|the resignation of Norris day. commenced last- Monday e : cated within 8 blocks of Spokane City cen! : Marx Auto Body in C Foods’ neer, fequal); Honors. Oe naird Pari. Children from @ Large rooms with TV, phones, tub-shower combination, air conditioning - & Paint Service Jer, Dale R. Mitchell, Kendall four to six years old are wel” & @ Soundproof (Quieter than Home!) © Ice . er (equal). Kat iller, Hy the children bring a lunch. Painting — Welding Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. er Ganada Assistance |parents must deliver, children @ Fine Restaurant located INSIDE the building Insurance Claims Closed all day Monday oars Gan Christian up again at 2 p.m. at the Stanley Markle, Cheryl L. Gobbett. i - The.winning team will be the a . es the. summer program for 6 @ From Castlegar-Trail, on entering Spokane stay on Highway 2 @ivision) until 24-Hour Wrecker Service ie ig, Parents are being. urged Grade VI singing, Hon-| For Human Needs to 12-year olds must be re- , nit winds around to Browne Street. Stay on Browne to the corner of 6th 4 Phen 365-7248 preciate how recipients of the Local tates gut te the eat anise fice. on Front Street. in Cast : - As ‘GREEN-GIANT NIBLET CORN p fare uses in tend- are tc|{. When in SPOKANE stay at the HOLIDAY LODGE MOTOR HOTEL Se ee = SORE | JB KITCHEN.SLICED WAXED Pires 14 oS ing to the well-being of Can-|sion Nes Leos Ber 1650, 44 West 6th Ave, Spokane, Washington, US.A. tr eich : pai etait ; BEANS — MIX OR MATCH ie paleo coi 4 ratige of human needs — ~ | s] 49 DAY es FRI JUNE 20 Call at the : seers , . bah Pee teeta Maar ees, ‘ : t Monarch Centre cares for |

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A\portant date in the history Requalification and: Examin‘ “and | 3 Wand yenter! A lthe Colony of British Colum-|(sponsored by Trail Safety from above in his littie yel- Hall's: 1936) vince of Canada. By’ this un- Don took delivery of' his red] really. likes that, Waco: With| LIFE-LONG DREAM comes true for Winsted pilot Denny! v7 ) m sea to sea’and her|Instructor: Mr. Bev Harris of When an airplane be-|derstand, the, fish were real- bottom with his recently purchased Piper Cub J3 airplane. cl Appropriate celebrations wilt nounced that he feels he has has always cherished the hope of some day owning his‘own _ oat . © |1971. oo ate Be : Caer pee Sy y : the Pubile although officials are hopeful that| ‘The British Columbia Appointed Agent Pirates Trounced (fii, children are ‘all flyiig enthusiasts and have shared many H sport plane soon. of the Year for.1968 last December for his work with minor i ieee available for school children and local ser-(Seek your, community's co- , ee so that every citizen in| WS appointed as contractor S28 ball last. week six games|homebuilt’ Volmer Sportsman ; You and your|s¢ a recent special. meeting . “ | league-leading Pirates 6-0, the| nis aircraft: passed with fly- think imaginatively as to the streak by downing the Crick-|amphibian around and the bic feet per householder game today. But, they'd still appreciate one style: Old centennial. “ celebration. bage collected each week the Tigers 63 and the Pirates} very proud of it. communities, as is already be-|clal pick-up. : Rounding’up the week the|#alverson are _ earthbound Grade II piano, First th 5-7, ay “League standings to date|in Port Alberni. ona! in Pol Gordon, Patti’ A. Nelson Beer au fee for garbage re: District. It is hoped that every Joanne Eva the fullest in order to estab-|between the contractor and Tn sfecomead Tel poi Fegan Cn Bear ot he Cearen fh Coen vd ‘ aces f ors, Deborah J. Armstrone. 7 Vickl Obedkor: Grade IV piano, n y 7 coming inthe near’ future. SESE ‘ 4 3 7 S. Mukai (equal). Pass, Charl-|Honors, Jill ‘celericn Caro-|Polonia, _ Diana 3 § n 3 i hi: Colnmba Cc "71 Com- ham. Grade VI Piano,- First|David Baril, Valarie D. Mit-|Louise Merlo. sae Davis of Robson, a mem-|Victorla, B.C. Telephones: George P. Nixon. Diane M. Si- Mr. Davis fills the vac-|Proeram, conducted from 10 : : si easier i a — Pp neer (equal), Honors, Chris-|Chureches of Castlegar. in Kinsmen Park and Kin- : @ Kitchenettes available @ Free Parking Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders Reeves. Corinne M. Schneid- come to attend. Please have Towing — Body Work thryn E. Mi Rowland Schmidt (equal). P: s to the parks and pick them (equal). Trevor Plan is Designed gan cation forms for @ Reasonable rates the whole year around Handled Promptly. Mary y a BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS ors, Charles Olmsted. i * % trophy. ae e turned to the Recreation Of and Browne ‘and you're: there! must: seo it from above. roreckout for’ all: Sandles of the. season. the federal health and wel-|legar. The mailing address is: : : i : * ‘LIBBY’S ‘DEEP BROWN adians is the Canada Assist-| Castlegar, B.C. Telephone (509) 830-4721 ance Plan. Coming events are: Ps 3 “ se a a i e ‘ 4 rhe WCB Rehabilitation — Salad Dressing § AQ:

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