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Letter To The. Editor

NO [AIRFORCE OBLIGATIONS oo -

FOR AIR CADET CORPS

Eidtor, Castle. News:
Dear Sir:

Recently I' ran actoss, an art-
tical in a+ -magazine’ entitiled
“Why I am an Air Cadet,” and
in view .of a conversation I had
with a young chap. in. our town
e few days:/ago\'I (should be
very pleased if you: could find

space in. your newspaper ; tor |:

what Ihave to say.”

‘This young, chap: said to me—
“I I: join the’ Air‘ Cadets they
will put me inthe Air Force.”
I pointed out that;;this..is not

the case as the Air. Force just oo

as the’ other. .armed ’ forces are
interested in getting'-young fel-
lows and girls from'14 to 18-to
join their cadet movements be-
cause they have the. facilities to
offer them valuable training - in

filmed, said, and sung about the
Royal Canadian , Mounted’ Police
that they have! become almost
legendary in* their ‘own’: time.

-} gift of $10,000 has ‘just been re-
| tish . Colmbia’s, Department ‘ of

“1 500“was = received in’ 1948, two
- pyears. after Slavonic. Studies was} *

at,
‘1A second gift of $90,000, ‘Was 're-

A. Rockefeller Foundation
ceived ‘by'the University ‘of *Bri-
Slavonic: Studies. Dr.’ James .O.

(og

The ee ent ‘has “received
a total of more ‘than $100, 000 “in
Rockefelley : grants over 'the'past
six ‘years; An ‘initial gift of-$1,-

the U;

ceived'in 1949. ;

“The money ‘will be ibaa ‘chiet-
ly’ for. library.” and ~ research
material, ‘according to Dr..Sobell.
The. University’s 20,000 . volume
Slavonic Studies library’ is now
the largest in Canada: ree ote
The ds both

The true story’ of the di

come around to the
Ele tary Schoo]
‘day at 7 p.m. and "ind cout what
itis all about. s

In addition to training it in lead-
ership) and citizenship, cadets
get instruction oie airmanship,

the’ Neston of Arts and" Bachelor
Arts vin!

is, > even more
exciting. The. RCMP'’s
war against ‘crimeig not: a suc:
cession of gun-fights and:70 m.-
ph. car-chases;* « “most::of their
work is.done quietly in’ labor-
atories such*as the one above,
showing two. fingerprint, experts,
in this, Malak “photo.
>A new: series -by. “the cE

Some of these: subjects tie in
with their. work. at school and
thus one: helps ‘the other. Cadets
also have the; yprivilége of target,

practice: on ‘the rifle range down |¢

by. the Forestry. “Station:

Of course drill’ is an import-
ant subject in cadets but: Pt ps
better way. for” the youth of}
Canada to: appreciate the’ prin-.
ciples . of  disipline, and what

i better way to’ bring out ‘the ‘im-

portance of “good posture ‘so

+ the: High School

course * of: Health and: Persons!
Development. °

At the present: time. ‘here. ‘are
some vacancies in the Squadron
to bring it up to a strength of
50 cadets, When this, number. is
reached’ then more” equipment

will be available, . such as. com-

nical : accuracy,
dict ‘was: Excell

Beate. To Office

Renata ‘Women’s .. Institute were
returned to office at the annual
meeting held. at. the home’ of
Mrs. P.. Warkentin, ‘Oct. 15.

and Mrs. Matt: Rohn,

engine
2.1 feels

it for the students. .
Our Squardron pee ‘plmapiatea

its first. year of operation: and | repo!

the Annual Meeting. is being:

held in the Legion Hall on Mon-

day, October 25 ‘at 8: p.m: -How

about ‘you Mr.: and ‘Hrs. Citizen,

shi syour interest in this

very worthwhile organization. by
the’

directors. °

Standing Committes convenors
are to. be named at the Novem-
ber meeting, which will be held
at the home of. Mrs. Lou, Chiz-
mazia, one week earlier than
usual on November 5. ,

The 14 members and two visi-
tors present sang. several, songs
and repeated the rom Woman's

of"

Studies, ~The teaching staff ‘of
twelve - offers four’ coursés” in
Polish, °11 in Russian and °12 :in

Slavonic | |

ern ‘Burope,: Soviet ‘Asia ‘andthe
East,

Far.

Slavonic: studies ” ‘graduates:
have been: employed , by private
industry, the’ National ' Research
Council, “the Defense Research
Board, and ‘have: also ‘gone ‘into
the. farmed forces,” teaching,
journalism ‘and radio, One'grad-
uate, “Mary. V..o MacKenzie, is
now. CBC's, International. ‘Service
Represent tive | :

quickly if it is” ‘mixed’ with eq
parts. of ' water and‘ ‘vinegor int
stead. of water’ ‘alone. ay

- SEENOGRAFHIC WORK:

_ BOOKKEEPING
PHONE, 3967

Fanaio is
Stoochnoff

area studies of Central. and East-

- DAYS ‘PHONE 2961"

PAINTIN Mi
PAPER HAN
W. 0. PELTON ond. °. T WOYKEN,
* Quick —.Clean — - Reasonable

“A: full slate, of ‘officers. of the |

- Voters’

The Spouse of an owner: of.
in the Village of. Castlegar,
rBineed on the annual-list of

Creed in | unison.
rt was read. and adopted and

then the Standing

convenors: gave’ their. Soporte

A letter ‘from the ‘Hon. R. E.
sérvice

read. and a‘ resolution to the
i of Health and “Welfare

And to my, little: pica who
said “If I join the Air Cadets,
they. will : put -me™in the. Air
Force,” what do you think “now?

Yours’ very . truly,
One

The
js Club work. and an.

urging. the establishment of a
dental faculty: ‘at UBC, ‘was pas-
sed...

‘nceting “discussed 41

claration shall be. delivered
made.

THE CORFORASION OF THE VILLAGE OF. CASTLEGAR

"MUNICIPAL - 2
List

making ‘th
ion under Section 7 of the Municipal Hlections:
reg as amended’ by. Chapter. 8 of the 1954 Statutes of
British Ci 3) »_ Forms may. be obtained. at the Nillage ©

Dédeictions ‘inay-be made! before! the/ Village Cleric and?
must‘ be delivered: to the Village Clerk not later than
5 o'clock P.M, on: the last day of October: 1954.’Such de-

land or lena improvements
may have his or-her name ~

Voters by je. neces>"

swrithin two ‘days: atter it 49:

int a‘leader-and

in: Youth
“Organizations * :

‘Legal _Hodge Podge :
‘An old lady.,walked ‘into court
- and addressed: the Sjudge, Are
you. the judge of reprobate,”
. he replied. “;
he the judge of. the probate, Ue
“Well, I reckon. that’s it. You
see my husband died .detested
left me with a couple of. infidels
and I want to know if af Lean be

canetons will be-held in Nov-

ember.

‘A committeeof Mrs. Matt Rohn
Mrs, Wiebe“and Mrs. W.-J.
Hale, was named to raise money
for school playground: equipment.

SNOW: FLIES.

DOWT PUT. ee _OFF t

“Congress « of ee is: noteworiny for 5

two reasons. | f

Ia te fst place, Dr Forsey was one

‘Labor’ offically supports the oor.
‘ political party. © B

ae ae Forey. wis particpating in’ panel

Chamber: of: Commerce in “Hialifax; Oot Pet
“ober 6, 1954, He forecast that if working

A}

-;'|s0me sap, in my: ‘family, tree:-who

‘a. bank,’ ‘There ‘must’ have been

tary miscue,'How else ‘can I
plain ‘the: fear. end feelings:'of
guilt that .assail“me everytime | as

I-seek~ to dash ..a ‘cheque
=] Strange community? oY
‘As ‘far/as I‘know, however,

: they came, ‘It's’ when’ they: were
,| leaving, berhups, that © one’! had

SHOUSE 2
‘Ave: Phone ‘2387, })

purri|rt
C3 41) of; patience 1

oe my, flop |

: House, ‘Dumont *Subdvision,
Kinnaird. :

“ROO Mi MODERN HOME, IN’
miinalra. Full’ plumbing. Baty

Modern, heated, electric range.
; Phone 3806, Kinnaird.

TWO |. ROOMED .. FURNISHED was ‘to,’ get the’ ‘garter-vending |
2 Flush “and: Shower

Two BEDROOM, APARTMENT

C.tin 42

sqcks. The: ‘only ‘solution I" saw.

era Be hi
£3.42 42 outside the store. I argued | with |
myself, I chided! - myself. Come an

on, ‘This: is no way. to ai
-with cashing. a. chequ

MODERN HOUSE WITH TWO
bedroo:

ms: Apply $70, Maple ters
and thts. or, Phone: 2972,2<
; PS "42

foremothers) ‘must ‘have robbed |'

‘|name? Maybe it’s’. on your:

my ‘ancestors were’ as” honest:'as |’

\]ly. they knew ‘all about’ me.’
“said. the manager.

up. Be. a man.: There's, nothing ‘
wrong

hast; year’s: Jong. und
res,’ ‘your, ives

your friends call. y y

iNeed we’ go: into, that r ask:

“What,” , ‘he ‘repeated | slowly |
‘and laboringly as, if. he. were
ca. Tibetan’, Bind for) a

copy. of ‘the : Sanskrit,’ “! our

ver's licence.” :

was my,.name.‘and sure enough;
it had myname on it. Obvious

‘Noy,
Pitas do you, do?”
“"I—cash* Sietaes

Ruse) iLy-
ons, . was inca 40 tand costs by
Stipendiary : Magistrate W: H.
Taylor at Maglatrate's Court; C;
legar, ,-last . week, after. be!
found. 1 Sullty of. failing to “pull
over and. stop? when approaching
an,emergency vehicle. ,

jsThe charee.s sfroge from.

‘'A’salt' bath once in a‘ while Is
extremely invigorating. Use’ a
‘glass ‘of salt in’ your tub or ap-
ply. gently to your ‘skin,’ like
soap, * ‘Your skin / will feel’ ikea «+
satin afterwards.

I. produced: my: ‘wallet... ‘There

admit "it"
mournfully... “but Twas

I thought hard, Might. as well
“Once,”

20 MPa haven't: any.

PART. TIME |: HOUSE .. WORK
In; Castlegar.: By the 3day.or
hour. Mrs Stewart Hill, ’. clo
& vee iol; emer 3 Sty
1

2955 tne Pm
“Robson. : PS. 41

may claim. by. poying for, this |

There you’ are.” /-.:

= | these - things: ‘out ‘Youd.? I ‘hints

Look :. the : world -in
(Of course: I ‘didn’t <= say
T merely... thought them. to: my-

even for, this column.)

#1: took” a / deep: breath;
blushing deeply: with a, shifty);
glance over. my “shoulder from
the ‘corner * ‘of ‘my eye,”.I- elun

di you write chege

the many s sinattageo of a Cariont

at ‘small ‘of
* cereal orth saving? It‘may: Hee |

Serve as bread,: or.
only :a of oatmeal. ora {dessert ata putters; jeny.

sauserful of farina © 01

hominy. {preserves
, Whatever the “amount: "ite “ean: be| your choice.
“the -last. nful.

and: the beverage of
Makes 12.

|| stery”. gleam ‘crept: into her eyes. |:

: “In the name of ail that’s ‘holy
and ‘the Great Jehovah’

She. called - the manager,
‘This *: uh—fellow,

self. ‘2 ‘don’t’go around mutter- |":
ing to: myself on ‘sidewalks—not |p

“In “‘whose-'name?”’ she asked. ba

in two: “Overcoats.

‘sttch ‘a’ small
| mount ' after. all: that teouble:: :
“And

ca ent over here.”
“God, Ty mean: good iL take

‘big for “you.” =

Tlurched. out the door, disguised
“Oh. well, ‘have i the end ‘ of

t do! you want ‘tol:

ersmith. ©
for:you. And”: ‘wel have. some’ ex- | *

I like‘ lots of:

change from the, ditty doliars i
‘racks: and’ hosis aie
“Oh yes." the ‘cashier invoked plays ‘fumbling. in ayes wake, |:

mean, I want sto buy. someting i

inches by. four ':or five:inches,"["
“T’mean,: for “how. auch is. the is

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