CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1963

New Books at the Library

The Lonely Land by Sigurd,
F, Olson, N.F. A true tale of thrill-,
ing white—water adventure by ca-
noe down 500 miles of Canada’a
wild Churchill River, re-exploring
the same rapids, portages, ancient °
campfires and primitive wilder-
ness haunts of the voyageurs of an!
earlier’ time.

The Snake Has all The Lines
by Jean Kerr, The author enlivens!
the national scene with her newest
collection of parodies and hilarious |
commentarics on suburbia, marri-
age, children, the theatre and the
state of the nation.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's
i:Nest by Ken Kesey. A story of a
‘struggle between a man and a wo-
man for the spirits and hearts of

roup of people iho, have been
defeated by the world.

Rich Is Better by Max Wilk.

“I have been poor and I have been
rich, and belleve me, rich is b
‘ter:” Joe E, Lewis ‘once remarked,
But Walter Fleming, small busi-
nessman and normal neurotic had
cause to wonder,

The Doctor by Norma Lorre
Goodrich. In the early. Twenties

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it seemed that the hand ‘of change
could not touca rural New Eng-
land; ‘The beauty of the shifting
seasons dwarfed the passing joys
and ‘sorrows of the ptople, And
In the mountain! village of Pem-
broke ‘and its surrounding hamlets,
the doctor could ‘always be counted
on if things became too hard.

My Famiiy and other Animals
by Gerald Durrell, This is a cap-
tivating book by one of the most
popular naturalist writers of our
time. It is’ an account of five
years Spent with his family on the
Island of Corfu.

The Best from Fantasy and
Science Fiction by Robert P. Mills.
This isthe 11th annual edition
of an anthology of the best stories
of the year from one of the most
widely known science fiction ma-
fazines.

The Heritage by Ellen Brom-
field Geld. In this lively, outspoken
and affectionate memoir are all
the things Louis Bromfield loved
and hated, fought for or against,
in a life ‘marked by swinging vi-
tality and gusto.

The Driven by Donald Stuart,
Every year herds of bullocks have
to be driven from | the cattle sta-
tions of across

Okanagan Handicapped

Schools ‘are

: Mrs, H. Palsson, teacher at
the Silver .Birch School’ for, the
handicapped, accompanied Mrs.
Kate Shaw and Mrs. Olive Teho,
teachers of Maple School in Trail,
when they spent a week recently

Explained

Mrs... Palsson’ reported ‘that
they., were fortunate enough: to
visit the Tranquille institute as
well, Here there are 435 retarded
Persons! who .were moved from

touring the various ¢
schools and workshops for handy.
capped children, Mrs. H. Jack was
in. charge of ‘the Silver Birch
School for that week.

Mrs, Palsson was most inte-
rested in the teaching routines fcl-
lowed in these schools, as well a:
being able to sce the facilities and
equipment. In comparison with the
local one room Silver Birch School
with a current enrollment of’ six
pupils, Mrs. Palsson’s roport shows

e

school. These

the older retarded children who
made as much progress’ as is pos-
sible at Woodlands, and those who
are capable of working without
such constant supervision.; The
three teachers wanted to visit part-
g | icularly .with four boys originally
from Trail. Billie Bird -was
with flu, but Robbie Ried, Robin
Randall) and Kurt’ Huckvale ac-
companied them. on the tour
through to see the laundry room,

The Armstrong school has five
pupils in’one main room with a
kitchen area and some storage
space.

At Vernon, there are 19 pupils
with once’ teacher, two full-time
helpers and one part-time helper.

They have a large school building
with’ two class rooms, one activity
room, one kitchen (with washing
machine, frig., range, cupboards),
five and one bathtub,

the desert to the raitheed,

Too Long In The West by
Balachandra Rajan, This is 1a
hilarious and sharply satirical no-
vel about India today.

Ask The Name of the Lions
by Ralph Allen. This novel focuses
sharply upon the incredibly di-
verse forces and conflicts in to-
day’s Congo.

The Last of the Whitefields

By Elise Sanguinetti. A story of
a Georgia family, their friends
and neighbors, as seen and ex-
plained by a 13 year old girl in
her. parlour vernacular,

Changes Made
In Little League
Baseball Schedule

. Because of mistakes made
in the present schedule of ‘the
Little League Baseball, several
changes are necessary. Please take
note of these changes and clip
out for correct schedule.

1, Fri, May 31 — Indians
vs, Yankies at

one medical room with bed and
one office. There is. a large en-
closed play area with all play-
ground equipment.

In the Vernon workshop, there
are eight. pupils, They undertake
such projects as folding and stuff-
ing pritned material into envelopes
for church and other organizations,
putting guards on coat hangers
for the, dry cleaners and making
fringe place mats.

At the Kelowna school there
are threo assistants and a principal.
ihe building has two class rooms,

kitchen

room,

therapy room | (woodworking ‘and
sewing rooms for, mending, . sew-
ing and weaving).

Teachers of handicapped child-
ren benefit greatly from such ex-
change of ideas and methods of
teaching. Theirs is a difficult pain-
staking ‘task and it is’ gratifying
to realize there is a growing inte-
rest in their problems.

~ Patient Decrease
In C&D. Hospital

The Castlegar and District
Hospital reported a decrease in the
number of patients during April,
1963 in comparison with April,
1962,

The number of patients admit-
ted in April, 1963 was 132, com-
pared with 165 in April, 1962.
Following is a list of other

with all facilities, activity room,
two bathrooms and one bath and
a large play area both indoors and
outdoors. There are 11 pupils .in
the workshop. The boys take care
of the lawn mowing.

_ Various activities include em-

phases of with 1962
figures shown in brackets:

Patients, admitted, newborn,
13 (16), patient days, adult and
children, 813° (959), patient days,
newborn, 75 (94) and outpatients,
306 (281).

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in. open window. cartons, getting
ealendars ready for r mailing, stuff-
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for the 1.0.D.E. Ginls go out on
alternate Fridays for “in ‘service
training’ in homes of interested
persons, A report is kept of their
work and progress. Laundry for
the staff is done at the workshop.

This game is rescheduled to Mon,
June 19 at Castlegar.

2. Fri, June 7 —'Yankies ‘vs
Tigers at Castlegar cancelled. ‘This
game -rescheduléd to Wed., June
12 at Castlegar,

3, Wed., June 12 — Dodgers
vs Tigers at Castlegar Cancelled.
This game rescheduled to Wed.,
June 19 at. Robson. cone

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year’ — skating, hockey, ball, to
name a few.
In the Penticton school classes
ae held from 8 to 1.80 p.m. They
have two teachers and 13 pupils,
with eight volunteers who help
at Iunch hours, The school, which
*'| wag. built by the Kinsmen, has two
class rooms, acivity room, fully-
equipped kitchen, two bathrooms,
large school grounds and access to
the Hewante playground: In the

js held in ihe “aetivity room with 7
pupils.

::'At Oliver there is a one-room
school with seven pupils...

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before. council ‘to ‘request

line in front oftheir property in
the Sherbiko subdivision. “Works
supervisor Norman McNabb said
a 2,300-ft extension to the village's
southern boundary would cost: ap-
proximately $7,200. Associated En-
gineers will be asked to‘study the
matter in their new survey of pos-
sible extensions, Village chairman
Aage Sylvest commented “that “in
the last analysis” whether ‘or not
the work will be:done will depend
on monies available and’ the ur-
gency of other extensions.’

Paul mroio ‘ppreared to re
port to council. on a Conference
on Regional near held recently
at ‘Trail.

the extension of the village water-|-

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