akulk away

lick: thelr woun-

the tough

soln WV
ust to digress for a miom-
ent, “itn you ‘admire .the' old
leader's courage during © that
convention? | Though );he , was
caught Ih ’a web of. eis own cre.
he had enough ‘guts to
2, - politically,-- rather

le say I'm not game. Two years
‘ago, I launched one meriberict of
to] the family into a universit

though not without a trace,

school.
Scraped through first year col-
lege. Changed Source in second
year, ited till late November,
One day, after listenin to a par-
ticularlly putrid lecture — and
you have no idea now numerous
they are — he turned to a class-
mate and said, That's it. I can’t
any more,” walked out, and

Back to buskiess, You can’t| i

take
hasn't been back since.
Aftei

JHE SALVATION ARMY

Sunday i
9.48 a.m. Sunday School

11.00 a.m. Holiness Meeting’

Wednesday
7.30 p.m. Bible Study
Thursday
7.30 p.m. Home League
Phone 365-7112

Public invited to all services.
You are never a stranger at the

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory

_ CALVARY. :
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves,
Phone 365-7175

Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza

Bible Hour - 10 am.

Worship 11 am.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds

Phone: 365-5212 ~
Sunday:

9. Bs a.m, Sunday School.
a.m, Devotion.
7 Pim. Family Evangelism.
iuesday:
7.380 Bible Study and Prayer.
friday:
7.30 p.m. C.A. Service.

GRACE

PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

Rev. J. H. Wiseman

orship — 7.30 p.m. jSacrament of Holy Communion

eae Welcome

Apostolic. Church

lowship”
Si Bate study & Pra
7.30 p.m. We ie

° Held in homes

will be celebrated this Sunday,
pt. 24th.

HARVEST THANKSGIVING
8 am. Holy Communion
9.30 a.m. Family Service
No Sunday School
11 a.m, Holy Communion®
Robson Memorial Church

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3-p.m,
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark‘

CASTLEGAR

ROBSON
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Robson — 10 am.

UNITED CHURCH
CANADA

Uniting Since 1925-the Congregational: Methodist
and Preabyterian Churches of Canada

Geo. Hermanson, B.A., B.D.

Castlegar — Sunday School
T5380 Fett

KINNAIRD _
GENELLE
Rev. Clinton Howard
Phone 865-7814
Worship—Kinnaird 11 a.m.
Genelle 7.30 p.m.

Sunday School —
Kinnaird 9.30 am.

three-day. atrsteh) he came
At fdr a while, witha busted
car-| finger. The planist, Left in mid-
‘summer) to get a job. A month
later we had a card from Cape

jank,| Cod, where he was about to get
a job cutting fish, whatever that| ten:
That was son Hugh. He did | 4s.
get] pretty well in high

Silence. This week we had a
letter. He had a job at Ben's
Delicatessen in Montreal, hop-
ed to nail down something at
Expo, and was planning to en-
roll at University,’ of
Some

Undaunted. I'm about to

launch another missile at the
university. Kim is too young to
go, I wouldn't go back to Uni-
versity if they paid me $100 a
day, and there’s only one other
member of: the family,
You're right. The Old Bat-
tleaxe is going to hack and hew
her way through fourth year
Why? We marked our 21st
anniversary the other day, Or,
rather, the day after the other
day, because we both forgot.
And don’t think that won’t cost
me, You'd think that, like most
women, she’d be quite content
to’ keep my nose 7 the grind:
co fas enjoy life

First ne '3 one of those exasper-

something they've begun, even
if it's two decades later. Ridicu-
lous, but that’s the way she is,
So why didn’t she finish
her course in the first place?
Well, to put it in the vernacular,
she got a bun in the oven, The
bun turned out to be our first-
born.
carry on at lectures, but decided
that the bun, (now spelled bi
was more important than 4
Romantic Poets and the
ern Novel.
Secondly the idea. has been
percolating for several years.
She has too much intellectual
curiosity to sink into the famil-
iar miorass of teas and bridge

ids are out'of

rooster, the daughter is a heal-
k. The days of diapers,

thy
*|bottles, Hallowe'en costumes and.

helping with homework are
over.

And fourth, there’s the eco-
nomic’ factor. -She ‘has listened
to me groan and crunch out Of! a
bed in the morning. She has take | #Y
en:a jong, hard look at the bags
under my eyes, the‘bulge. under
my belt. She has heard me hack-
ing in the morning, wheezing
after one flight of stairs. It’s
good insurance to have a col-
lege degree that will get you a
job when Midas kicks the can.
She doesn't know it, but the
minute she graduates, I retire.
So, it’s Josephine College,
off to lectures, full of ideals and
worries about the mess she'll
come home to, every weekend.
There are’only a few things
that trouble me a trifle. I hope
she isn’t arrested in one of those
Student’ demonstrations. I hope
she doesn’t fall in love with a

I eT can run

that blasted washing-machine.

: Sect
id-| Motor: Vehicle Act, a new.

ating people who like to finish cn

She struggled bravely to}:

and curling and gold and gossip.| and
Thirdly, the kic
the shell, The son is a young} to

tion’ 208 of the BG.
ece
of legislation covering drivers
suspected’ of being drunk, ‘is
nov in effect in the West Koo-|s

‘Sergeant dim Band of Castle-
gar RCMP said this week there
was no definite time or date
for beginning use. of the legis-

lon,
Section 203 mak2 prov'stin

‘Mexico, foe the temporary impounding

the driver's licence of one
suspecicd of being impatred due
to alev'aul or. drugs.

Information released, this
week by the B.C, motor vehicle
branch indicates that when a
police officer suspects a driver
of being impalred, the officer

Kinnaird Council Briefs

‘The Kinnaird Church of God
has applied for’an extension of
eh diing which th
make ‘use ‘of ‘the Kinnaird hall
on Sundays for church and Sun:

day school.

answers are several.| ‘? 2

lous grou,
each,
iter time.
Id. Steve Jankola said he
would investigate and make al
xecommendation to council.
communtty, cies

_ New. Drunk- Driver, Law .
Now. Effective i in ‘Kootenay

way. tem mporarily suspend the
person's nce.

The licence may be claimed
by. the driver at the local pollce
sation, ae hours or more: after

7 “ariver feels he is not
impaired, he may. take a breath
test to determme the ie percentage
of alcoho) in his b!

‘According to a predetermin-

eJ, arbitrary. peal Of blood, al-

KNIGHTS OF: COLU

BSG ay)

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
‘FRONT ST. '

AL ocal

By HAROLD. \ WEBBER,

News Item: “Town council
Bppolnts | official. to: investigate
claim 'that’local . young ; people | ¢,
have tno: much | idle e and

vik:

not enough responsiblli
ars Saturday night: ee a
‘wise time start his poll; so

the official notebook in hand,
on. the of

‘haunts,’

jand -uneven, He ‘had. on’a shirt!
that had once been blue but now

ur of] |, i
, sheep covered most of the at shirt.

the official addres-|

4 [ta the young od th
Bey ung man, ani je con-
a mt Ak al

¢- hot level. ir. will elth-

t be allowe: a continue on his
vay or his licence Will! be sus-
pended and he will be! advised
nct to-drive' for 24 hours,

gt. Band pointed out how-
ever, that vo: test will be ad-
nreistered on.y if requested by
the driver.

He exp's 2ed that the. word-

eof the lagislation ‘expressly
naeere that the police officer

not suggest $6 the driver that he
take the test.

He added that the new legis-
lation: n rope: nor con-
flicts oath Sonat fanding previ-
ous legislation providing for the

‘which the new legislation is de-
signed to include.

di {| vehicle branch says that evidence

Information from the-motor

resulting from the drunk test is
not admissible 1u court,that no
prosecutions will’ be based on
the test and, Indeed, administra-
tion of the test will bar prose-
cution.

jet. Band said: that. when|’

S;
a police officer stops a motoriat
of neing

from

Kinnaird counell to hold ‘their

Get 16. in the town beginning
jet. 16.

Acar for such permis-|
sion, at Tuesday's wReetin
cil, was accepted without
opposition. Reyne
b ‘the Castlegar
club to erect

Kinn:
department of highways.
A ohana ca S. Rust
said that the matter, brought to
the: attention ‘of : town © coun

lon of
High ways depattment and this is
Js “necessary. for the golf
aap. as well, hé

aled, but dangerous, nevertheless,
the

has the choice ‘of: using either

section: 208 to test for impair]

men or. present ‘legislation to

fe impairment.

"Section 203 is no: designed
tp produce ca tions, said Sgt.
Band, but rat to determine
borderline cases: and prevent ac-

‘cidents “which” might happen]:

while a driver is mildly impair-

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poder heard the young | fel-
low. mutter. ’:'

ed him up.

"Official ESoue mi ah...
sir, but I haye: been appointed
to ‘see if it’s true’ that: young

town have too

The offical stopped and siz- people: din our

much spare time on thelr hands

He wore ‘shorts: that had {are not: given enough ‘responsi-

een torn down from a pair ‘of |bilitles: at’ ‘home. How do you
jeans, The ends were all ragged ifeel about this?”

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Enxoutes here they atopped
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BOWLING

council?

H “aig Daddy?”
‘The mayor man, the may-

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too:'much ‘spare time on your

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Hote of that'one, the councilmen ae

4

nea and & Slusted oul
‘mhigs’ me once more, mister, and

bands?” i
rca in, do you
think T learned to aplt like tnt
in my ‘e time?

“It.
tice and lots; aio itIn my ledgers,
spare time means doing nothing.
ight? Well 1 it “might ‘look’ as if

days with relatives: in: Vancou-
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dor. ‘their ‘return to’ Leeds ‘on

4 Local Ghul Churches
Present Concert -
Oclober 15 at SHSS

A program of sacred choral
music will be presented: by’ the
gomblned choirs. of ‘St. David's
Anglica Church, St. Rita's 'Cath-

alle Church and the United Chur-

to the program. . “
The ‘event ‘ill take the form
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memorate the Centenary of Con-,
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be’ the’ first ‘time ' that ‘the con-|:
stituent choirs “have joined. in
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‘Admission will- be ‘free.
However,’ any. contirbutions to
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gratefully accepted.

Mon., Night 7. o'clock
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we're not man,,,we're not. Most

of “us are’ thinking, some are

creating, but always we are con-;
the things that are

fresh and, cool

“Fresh and ool” ‘

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out, Things it. are ‘close ‘to
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k practice man, prac-| j

| young man, “A work

To crack you Becoss: ‘the mouth!”

, Goldie is’ a guy not a

The official made @ quick,
bashed apology. It took a few
moments: for eoldie: to regain} »
‘his co: lowly ‘his eyes

took 'c ‘ona waxed distant look:
His mouth opened .: then clos-
ed. He wag? not’ yet : Teady. Coal F
again the fine mout med...
words started to flow!
darkness,

Phere rh ar
wi ers ‘your iH
My: mind turmoil,

day is a

might
{eed to’ encape, but where
Bo,
The earth itself is in a death

“Beautifull” exclaimed’ th

of art.”
“Splendid,” said the official.
“That. will go over well in’ the
council chamber; They could

even) make it'their ‘theme, May

I quote you?”
Goldie said nothing. It ras
ebvious he was exhausted. H

way,

“You see what I Eee ‘about
creation, ... mister? ; .think
of time? ‘Uke’ that BAe a ‘waste

poem. Hey Gol, ‘come ‘on overt” of tim

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