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- CASTLEGAR:NEWS, Thursday, Oct, 28, 1965

“Forks Asks Relocat

enn

ion -

Of All-Weather ‘Airport

Grand Forks city council has approached | the Di apart ent Hot + Transport to have :its local port, when: relocated, ear ale ed_as the area’s all-weather air-

ii CUR L. ¥ Ss”

flela ‘replacing the presently u us- ed Castlegar be tely 4

the ae

‘the Grand: Forks airport. The lands,-if obtained, wo-| “°Y:

uld:; permit’: installation , of a 5,000-foot riinway,’.more

4 double the length of the runway

dat ee PreratS Grand) Forks air- port.

council ae nan sald to ob- tain'a new, airport’ south of the elty ‘for. several years, He ld

divide th resent ort. s ur dance’ this ea ve arp game, week,’ in which ‘all. those with

eve

ctivities

years ago.

Negotiations are now goin; on between the city and private landowners, for an exchange of land that would permit construc- tion of a. 5,000-foot paved run-

“We have a perfect location for an all- weather airfield,”’ the spokesman ‘said. The. - valle:

south’ of: the ‘city )is. Brobably the only east-west ;valley. in

| built; would. have: a\ten mile

n| SPProach. from, the’ east: and; a ver mile approach: ftom: the

wes

) each af

rt: to ‘ob- |. rant for construction of the paved run-

way.

“when this : -- built,” ‘hie |

li they ask the De- to dl

lesig- patent it: a8 ms all-weather airpost 38 of the general area’ eluding Nelson, ‘Castlegar and

Council's decision. to ‘mib-

“SWEATER DRAW a =F Els

A draw for'a, $20 sweater of, your éhelce will-be held Saturday at 5.30 p.m." Free

chance to win’ this - Purchase. ’

sweator with every -.

“DAVID COOPER

Open’ Monday - ‘Saturday

- SAVE MONEY ON. LONG'LIFE Automatic heating’ with no‘ moving parts *

| er, Mra.

= hy decided to a ae for $16,000 8 of, Ind: /adjacent to | are donating: fifty cents, a year.

in: : Fe 'Gibseas ietephoné. byanty

Oia : gated | to attend ‘the a wasid aco:

sald,

ine Browing demania in: Grand Forks for. building lots.

he city “is. successful in its bid ie the area’s all-weather. airport, .the. spokesman -specu- lated that ‘the e Castlegar, airport ‘would: very. likely’ ‘be? dropped by the: DoE

‘Nelson recent-

70; acr the: Castlsgar. fier

the airport tod

The Civilian Committee to

the Castlegar ‘Air ‘Cadets. held

an ..election. of: officers at 18 monthly... meeting: Elected were Mrs. ‘W..

ey derson; chairman;: C..H. roa

that. land was re ‘three

) it, in province and our, airfield; when.

% the Department: of ‘ ‘Transport Sui dollar f6r Birp

‘The .choirs;.are mixed ar’

soprano, . first" performance-is . scheduled

+ | for the’ school. Remembrance ‘Day

service, is.a new vigor in the

‘The re | school at the present, Anyone | this

choot. can feel ‘This'.is the great D :increase school iit!

. As soon as the ‘aiid deta ivitie

will be pons0 db:

vy. ent house and: will envoive the |.

| from ‘a number’ to'a ‘house, nares | to be follawed by, the creation OFT o a house crest and a:house'soig. Activities such as talent shows,

‘fine arts contests, indoor track

‘meets, malé baking contests’ and and bicycle. races should he o great: interest..to.all.. :

Following this theme; there will besa noon-hour

school sweatshirts on will be ad- r

mitted’ free of: charge. The school’ adopted a foster

».. Both ‘the. junior and the se. i 8 | nlor pcholras are off to a. good

a Mr: Whittaker started the

discussion ith: an - explanation ‘stl

tion of mani — fiat man, ,evolyed

from, apes, :.As::time ), went: on, man changed both phyalaly aad men! At thls po int,

r was this inborn? PA Mumned, to: man

is hailed alter Nations’ Day throughout the world. This:marked the 20th anni of the United’ Na- Hons une ‘discussion’ ‘group that; itjiis man’s

Fone ‘the-gr

and .tomorrow’s world. Surely, it is the duty of evéry citizen to. -SUPpOFE, and Ypnold this world. organization to:, ensure world,

child in Hong’Kong. under. the j a Me

Foster Parents Plan’ several years ago.’ The: boy’s name. is: Sun’ Kam Fai, He is 14 years old

and among 'the'top of ate Grade |"

4 ‘class. To go toward’ his be- half, all ‘the ‘students ae SHSS

The: jeshac) is indeed proud | of nm

an ‘interview. with Mrs:‘B. Spain,

the ‘45-member ‘Library. Clab is

Margaret | Moran’ Secretary is heavy visible - rainy sa rags ifree of

Cathy Ambrossimoff.'

»- Members’ of: the club are trained ‘as. library ‘assistants.

‘Among: the tasks -they.:do are

processing. books, pasting in ‘card

ern returning boo! jooks. to-the e!

A session in the library and e

saa tg had provided ail the the librarian, proved to‘ be -véry |: 5: MM

late. interesting: indeed..President' of

‘water for several hundred

sire: about. four: Pounds “more: than normal pressure ‘for - ‘maximum

slips | §

and. “general desk. work.

.. A project started. two. years agg: and: is ‘still scontinuing: is is theschool <sctapbook., In‘:

y

. Le. Stewart. ; ‘ ; Other positions “were: “bowl P + ;Rivers,.and

Hatlen; scrapbook, Mrs."

>| bookiis set of aid

clippings “of. the: events

paper: and personalities ‘connected -with |. '_| the. school. “The “leather-‘covers 2 cart. de, lepart-

“and: 13

{grades = 12 ft | students, gathered : abit the: home

of: ,Richard ;-Waldie’ last Satur- day: for.a .very.’ keen: otecueson

Mrs. ution. ‘The sponor.teacher on evo) p 5p Gu guest.

+ Bas equipment —_ years lor

_ No‘ oily film on il ‘sages and furni-’ : 2) ture... and you'll spend Tess for Painting, “ a cleaning, redecorating.” i :

“SAVE. MONEY ON 'sERvic E

Less to buy. and install, and i * “are no complicated parts gives years of trouble-free service.

SAVE hi MONEY ON COMFORT

Convenient. “whisper: silent’ heating feady “to serve'you. instantly, . . set te. thermo-

‘ stat: vand jorget i it.’

5269: COLUMBIA’: AVE- -— Ol

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aid

Vancouver on ithe: iweekend: :

: Dazzle’ approscaide headlights is, one. of the factors. that inakes ‘nightdriving four. ti- mes:-more dangerous: than‘ driv- ing in’ daylight. Smears ‘inside the windshield :and ontside

spotless for . night-driving theykeep deéfrosters working condition.:) 542

poor driving habits, of. some:mo- : | Forists who tow hotise-and boat

=| traiters, On mountainous roads,

At the urging of the Castle.

2} gar school board, the B.C. School { aoe (poate tion at its..re-

cent convention called upon the

the possible’ taxation. of house trailers. Local -trustet

‘| ance atthe convention: ae _ | that in-many,areas, where house

sonsiderable”.

provincial government to:study ing

i =a a

| able rate’ of. sp

of. East Trail United Church ‘was ; guest speaker for the Kinnaird United congregational ‘dinne: held iat Thursday evening.

There were: 120:

ship in ‘minis! was. given by Rev. D. L, Faris ity . eee

‘group provided ; after: dinner, tertai it, whic cluded.

2 CY Brow sieing was presented, by? rother. mem- bers. of: the -Hi-C group: which included Terry McLeod; ‘Donna ‘Walper;\: Maren‘: Oddie, “Leo:

“Lamb, da‘; Culley, Loren Gulley. and, Joanne, Kennedy.

| some’ of theseMehicles have pro- talnin:

blems. in main ere ers fail to pull Pee to the. side to allow traffic behind to pass. %

“Keep ‘an: ‘eye on ‘the. traffic behind, : Pull. over. to. allow otti-|

“| ers..t0, pass’ you. : This courte E | will id.

re Many, needless: accid-

heory. of the evolu- |: ;

Ap ‘on-wet soe. “Letting at

PETTITT PHOTOS |

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PETTITT PHOTOS

| mums-and a lovely S| sorted“jams and jellies. She cut \a‘decorated : birthday, cake and

| Slater was a climber. and;

PETTITT PHOTOS

‘The: Wom “Association | | “The paity was. hela at the: of. Robson Community hureh

home of Mrs, 0. B,:Ballard and the rooms ‘were colorful with ofall flowers, i

‘Mrs. Slater was: ‘the recipl- ent of ‘many. cards, bo of

: Exercise Session © By Castlegar. Tors.

n, exercise “session 1s on ‘ ‘ the agenda’ for. Castlegar TOPS | -

ore Exercised for

ing specific parts:‘of. the b ema PF pe dem: onstrated, Those’ interested-‘in joining‘ inthe: exercises ‘should ‘ome prepared fe do we and any-

Members “tonight. irming : and”

¢ Of Las

fons a cup of tea with her.

Mrs, ‘Slater, who is the old: eal grecident in Robson, ‘

B | ley sin: i210. he lived::for ‘many | f

id Rossland and |

ler younger days,” Mrs. it: mount

poin

15 Simm ii

. Mrs: | Savinkoff, weight recorder; ‘Mrs. |} ff, treat nd: Mrs. | py;

exercises are al ‘TOPS ‘at present clses « every.

a aub: haye"

ed to: unde or. arene May | ‘i nted with priz-

ide AL scond ‘ ice nection t;

of of helping L ane, ping each ‘inc

dividual

Complaints, ‘continue - about

__ Bowling

‘High: ‘Schoo! ‘Bowl ing i

Ladies ‘High single Sherry Clark "208; ‘Ladies ‘Three Leona Lundquist- fod Mens High sine Bick! ‘Fullerton 272; Mens High id‘ Nevakshonoff

u alsy 220; LHT| Wa to Glenna Ab Aselacn: ‘650, THS: Og- i

THT Oglow's : 2497. Inst

‘TP:'Choregirls 3, , Gains 4; King-Pins Bive

‘Later‘in the evening she ex- lained the: diocesan, CWLi Cen- nial: project. ‘This will: be..a contribution to the-

“< Other 600's Walter Millar 667, :Quinto : Maida’ 657, George Brownlie’,,644,.: Peter’. Kazakoff 628, Emily Halerawich- 610, ' ‘Tor | Cowlin 609, :

‘LHS Janna. Brownlle~.313; LHT Janna Beowalte 700, 700,-MHS ‘Tom: Cowlin:’

324; MHT; ‘Tom Cowlini 764, THS Plaza Five 1273;

THT Plaza Five $289. STP? Plaza’ Five’ 3. ‘Liquid’ rywallers 4, Ka

LHS ‘Marg / Marge’ Bonnett’ 683; MHS. ‘Davis’ om MHT Bill’ Davis

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