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Part Three
by MIKE CRAMOND
After the framing of the all-|
Purpose fir plywood punt has
been completed, and the piece:

Director at
Epilepsy Centre

Lioyd W. Dewalt, UBC gradu
ate, has joined the recently op:
ened Bpilepsy Centre, 495. West
Wrondway, Vancouver, ay direc:
tor of social work,

Mr, Dewalt will work closely
with epileptios, their families,
doctors and professional groups,
Hin work will emphasize the go-
cla! aspects of epilepsy and will
include family and individual
counselling.

Mr. Dewalt holds a B.A., and
8.S.W. from UBC and received
Nis masters degree in social
work in the spring, 1959. tHe
won the Social Work Award for
the best thesis in his final year.

He has had extensive experi-
ence with the Social Welfare
Agency in Kamloops and later
with Police Court in Vancouver
His most recent post was proba.
tion officer for the Bast Koot-
nay area.

His appointment was announ-
ced by G. Hi D, Hobbs, chair.
man af the Epilepsy Divisio
BC, Society for Crippled Chil
ren, which sponsors the Centro.
Born in Saskatchewan, Mr. De
walt is d with one son. |
ile served from 1941 to 1946 in
he Canadian Army.

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Jnailed and glued into plac
jhours should be ailowed for ih:
glue to set firmly. The p
dy for “planking.”

ake the bottom, saw the
4x10 foot panel of fir plywood |

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4 lengthwise down the centre. Fit |

|the pieces along the keel, which
|must be bevelled to form a
flat surface, Tack the bottom|
Pieces into place and measure
carefully around the edg
Cut away waste, glue and nail |
mito place. }

Now turh the punt over und
install gunwales, after fitting |
them with blocking to take/|
the decking. "Measure the deck-
Ing pieces carefully. These can |
|all be cut from a single panel of
quarter inch fir plywood.

Start fitting at the bow, und
jnail and glue decking to tra
jsum, sides and blocking on for-|
|ward face of intermediate
frame. Side decking xoes on|
next, in the same manner.

Jf you wish to use an out-
board motor with the punt, iwo
Balvanized bolts should be fit
|ted through the stern transom
and made watertight before tae |
stern decking is glued and nail-
jed into place

A removable outboard motor
transom may be made of three-
{uarter inch fir plywood to the
dimensions in the drawing,
Supports of flat strap stcel
should run from the top of the
motor transom to the corner
where the gunwales join the
jutermediate frame

Seating in the punt need on-

be a piece of leftover deck-
ing, 16x24 inches, placed in the
bottom of the boat. Oar Posi-
tions are variable, but should
be close to the stern so that
the bow will rise slightly when
the oarsman sits just aft of
centre.

The punt is now ready for
painting. First seal the fir ply-
wood thoroughly, and then paint
to your taste. Decorative strips
of hardwood can be laid along
the decking for trim, and a

ded to the bottom for manoeu-
verabillty, if desired,

One million pounds
of milk daily

milk were received every day
a nth of May

If om first reading, some as-
Peejs Of the plan scem confus-
ing, don't worry As construc- 7
tion proceeds, many problems
will clear themselves up :
Good fishing — and happy
boating in your new fir ply-
wood punt. . "| se
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