10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 11, 1969
SUGAR AND SPICE By Bill Smilev

Teaching i is a Rewarding Profession

Most teachers He is one of the nicest)to know if the Smileys were’
become _very/boys, and one of the weakest|gcing to be home for the
fond of cer-/English students, it has ever|weekend. If so, she was com: . = : . .
tain students.|been my fate to encounter,|ing home, because she had P : 3 addiction, alcoholism
And, believe|He's the kid who rushed|to see Mr. Smiley. ; / ay crime,”
it or not somejabout last June and bought She has graduated and is ‘
students _be-}me a bottle of burgundy and college of educa:
5 come veryjsix golf balls after tion, purportedly learning to
ee ‘ fond of cer-|the mncredible news that he'd/ be a high school teacher. Her
in teachers. {Passed in English. problem was a little different”
This was made painfully is only. problem Friday She had to teach some poe-
clear to me over the week-jwas that he had three essays try this week, as part of that
end, I became involved with|to write in six days. He was|90th  centu form of the
a veritable spate of my form-|looking for a life belt. I was Spanish Inquisition, known as
er students. They're all at/fresh out of them, but gave|« ‘practice teaching.”

y now and each ee him some reference books./yolves facing a class
going through some some sympathy and some|strange students, with
the ‘particular hell that that ideas on how to tackle his/eagle-eyed professional bs
involves. essays. cher watching from the back

It began on Friday after- I don’t think he has alof the room, Harrowing is
noon. Gerry appeared at my|hope in heaven of passing the world
classroom door, looking like}his semester, under those So I A ent Saturd: f
ay rabbit‘ that has just Hey alconditions, but he’s learned ternoon going over. the Daan
Cie ets” stout leah something you tant, watt with hey and getting’ Nera : debasement of Such vals.” of Me gum limited sense
chattered about what they|down our neck before you muddled up. But she left “The day has come ‘for Pein tai “f
were going to do  tonight,|write ¥Oulwith a pile of notes and the|\l * 3 Christians to be vocal, to stop |living and stymied pouls!
chewed’ their gum, waved ee very night, another| feeling that, she could sur- sitting on the fence on vital Commissioner eeu
thelr. mind skirted legs, orjformer student called her vive anes orden I ea aaa : : inthe hed speak, up even if Spares Salvationitis nae.
ropped into a deep slumber,|mum, who lives across the unday afternoon I met es , . se atch
Gerry told me his troubles. ''street from us. She wanted|two more former students, where people are with the

Salvation Army Commander Hits
' Out at Permissiveness in Society

“Canada is in the throes longer is there absolute right | christian Jove and their sense
of a triple epidemic — drug|or wrong, truth or falsehood. | of responsibility for the well-
What, we do depends on the| being of the whole world.

situation, and how we are

feeling at the moment, rather | AVAR IRR?
than on any permanent sys- ia
CASTLEGAR

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Makes Appeal
For Used Stamps

*ic|tem of values. Thus morals
have, become highly subjec-
: ate f| tive, rooted in man instead of
that scoffs at restraint and God. This way leads to de-

in shen ear aes decency | cadence and disintegration.
In his Christmas mes- “The second major defect
sage to the people of Canada,| {8 the worship of materiel
commissioner Wiseman calls|‘bings. Anything that canno!
for ‘renewed effort to uphold|be seen, -felt,-.measured, or
istian values in govern-|Predicted is not worthy of
ment, business and day-to-day|human consideration. Thus
rela tionship not only by the spiritual values are ruled out
integrity ¢¢ ‘their lives, but| altogether, and man becomes
y their protest against|imprisoned within ‘the walls

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EVENTS IN

Robson Church WA
Plans Xmas Carolling

The annual meeting of Arrangements for the
the Women’s Association of} Christmas ‘carol-sing’ on Dec:

Robson Community Memorial
Church was held in the

14 were then completed. Mrs,
D, Carter and Mrs. R. Waldie

church hall with Mrs. J. Ra-|will be in charge of the pro-
ine in the chair and 12 mem-|gram and Mrs. R. Batchelor

bers and one visitor present.
ie meeting opened with
the singing of the hymn “As
With Gladness, Men of Old”,
accompanied by Mrs. Thorp
at the piano.
The devotional period,
arranged by Mrs. Carter, was
devoted to the theme “Pre-

Midnight Clear” was sung and
each member answered the

roll call by stating “What 1)™

Like Best About Christmas”.
Mrs, Carter then read an
excerpt from an article con-
cerning the preparation for
and observance of Christmas
in-the confusion of present

and Mrs. A. Anderson will
take care of the refreshments.

Annual reports of the
various standing committees.
the financial report and the
executive yearly report were
all read and accepted.

The election of officers

. {for 1970 then took place and
a

as follows; president
J. Raine, vice-president
R. Waldie, secretary
. A. Anderson. treasurer
. R. Geiger and vrogram
convenor Mrs. D. Carter.
Birthday prectings were

under different circumstanc-
es. I couldn't help them with
their work. It was in a fun-
eral home and their mother
was dead, tragically, after a
brief illness. I Kissed the girls
and hugged them. There was
not anything else to do or
say.
Sunday night, one of
them, ‘Liz. Y cosest friend of
our daughter since grade 7,
came around and spent. two
hours talking with my wife
and me. Not weeping. just
talking in her sensible, sweet,
19-year-old way.
And last of all, there was
another former student, my

around in that horrible chaos
of first-year university. Bell
Telephone stock took anoth-
er good shot in the arm when
her morner, called her Sun-
day rent

had just discovered
that She'd been missing two
biology lectures a week. all
fall, because they weren’t on

fo one and

then tea was served by the

hostesses Mrs, Anderson and
Mrs. Batchelor.

maybe
fits was the reason she wasn’t
doing so well in biology. And
she has an exam in it this
week and she knows she'll

own kid, Kim — staggering] PO

David Williams, chairman
of Selkirk College’s aviation
technology program. is seen
here receiving a Certificate of
Appreciation from Arnold
Holmes of the. Alberta Avia-
tion Council at their annual
convention held in Banff re-
cently. The certificate was a-
warded to Selkirk “for sup-
ort given to the advance-
ment of civil aviation in Brit-
ish Columbia by being the fir-
st educational institution in
Western Canada to‘teach pro-
fessional pilot training at the
college level.’”

Selkirk’s aviation pro-
gram is now. in its second

Aviation Technology

The commissioner states
that this is exactly what God
did at Christmas. He came
down from high heaven, as it
were, into the midst of the
human muddle, to identify

{Himself with man’s struggle

Program Commended

ly simulates the controls and
instruments of a single engine
training aeroplane. Students

practice basic instrument fli-

a pivot. The interior accurate-|-

for decency, and to show
through the life and sacrifice
of Jesus the way of salvation.

There are two major de-
fects in modern thinking, the

from the inner, meaning of

ght and p
in the trainer assisted by an
instructor who is in radio con-
tact with the student. They
then perform the same man-
euvers in the 5

The second piece of equip-
ment is a flight simulator.
This is an exact duplicate of
the flight deck of a high speed
four-engine turbo-prop air-
cratt: together with the com:
ple:

year, and the first
will be movnig on to positions
with major Canadian airlines
in the spring of 1970. Approx-
imately 40 students are pre-
sently enrolled in the two
years of the program, most of

ruired to operate it. Here stu.
dents can simulate an entire
flight: . for example, a long
range flight from Vancouver
lo Hong Kong or practicing
instrument procedures in a

possibly be.
“The first major defect

es

Christian witness, which in-
volves not only testimony to
their religious faith, but prac-
tical expression of — their

Cofcel Dividend
Set at 30 Gents

The Board of Directors of
Columbia’ Cellulose, Vancou-
ver, on Dec. 3 declared a cash
dividend of 30 cents per share
on the issued .and outstanding
$1.20 preferred shares of the
company, to be paid Dec. 31 to
f record at the

the of
in the realm of morals. No

close of business on Monday.

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SEASON'S GREETINGS throws gocigeand a man| Selkirk Wins
never-ending days of teach:
kirk College. The‘league, first
Heated, teoriagers oe sacks developed in. 1989, Envolved

There are some. But most of| ensure ‘ining re-

them are funny, confused, ceived by, these future. pilots |!

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lot fo the frustration and
365-7641 : ing when the blase, sophis- League has been won by. Sel-
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Salli College’ Opposition
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6 Wash. State U.

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2 Wash. State U.
2 Gonzaga -U.
0 Carrol College.
0_U. of Montana.
Coach Bob McCarthy was
particularly pleased with the
efforts of his team. It is most
encouraging as the college
endeavors to enter collegiate
Jeagues in the. various sports.
Selkirk ended the season
with 7 wins, 1 loss and 2 ties
for 16 points. In a very. close
finish, Notre Dame University,
ended up in second place
with 7 wan 2 losses and 1

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Hall, 1266 Pine Ave., Trail, on the following dates and times:

Friday, December 19
Saturday, December 20

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9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. :
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“DISTRIBUTION AT ROSSLAND ON ONE DAY ONLY
PLEASE BRING YOUR TURKEY CARD

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presenting their cards at the distribution
centre.

the B.C. Sports Federation 1 for further particulars.

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Jan: 13 & 27
Feb. 10 & 24

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