2 _ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 9, 1967
‘FROM THE GALLERY

Mr. Drury Being a Little Too Optimistic?

By Henry Heald Dutch Maid Bakery

WEEKEND SPECIAL becoscsoncoosoese:

SHSS Activities

Predictions as to how long, strike.

the defence unification debate
will.run vary from three days
to three months. At the end Of
the, third day Industry Minister
Drury, acting .as government
house reader, said he hoped the
debate would wind upon the
fourth day.and let the Commons
get on with, the bill to establish
he Canada Deposit’ Insurance

Corporation. There were no
com laints from the opposition
les, but It was generally felt

at Mr. Drury was being a little

To quote William Lee, De-
fence Minister Hellyer’s much-
maligned executive... assistant,
“there were 247,000. words. of
anti-unification argument last
December and I haven't heard
a new {point aint pu ut forward yet,”

ie opposition MPs
obviate a have no new argu-| mi
ments to make so they should
have the vote and let the bill go
before the committee where the
testimony of present and form-
er military men. might be able
to shed some clear light on the
pros and cons of a single unified
defence force.

The Tories have suffered
from the absence of Mr. Diefen-
baker. Conservative leadership
candidates would de well to pon-
der the activities of their party
it the House these days. There
is

periods are listless and debate is
Tagged.
Conservative MPs have

t, | tried to keep a sort of fillibust-

er going without really. having | 9,
anything to say. Much of it, un-
fortunately, has been a sort of
character assisination of. Mr.
Hellyer as though to prove the

minister a blackguard proved
the case against armed force uni-
fication.

Those who have not been
inclined to sink to this level of
attack have been left to remin-
isce nostalgically about the
Army, Navy and Air Force, to

claim that the minister has not

spelled out the future role of
the armed forces or to Plead the
economic necessity of the mili-
tary bases in their home consti-
tuencies,

Whatever the merits of the

that Mr.

Socreds have always
been in favor of unification and

wer and presence that Mr.
Biefenbaker brings to.the Com-
mons. Without him the =

Twelve church pels: arrived

MW at New Westminster from Eng-

land June 6, 1865 destined for
steeples of Indian churches. in
the Fraser River area. The Bri-

y | tish Columbian said, “This looks

like advaticing civilization aomng
the Indian tribes.”

. Hellyer’s 65-
page speech of last December
does not define unification the
members now have the bill be-
fore them and it leaves little
fs the imagination. Bill C-243, An
Act ‘To Amend ‘The National] 3
Defence Act, is a straightforward

as federal statutes go.
The case against

By KATHERINE KNIPPELBERG

a’ gymn? ‘tournament he!
San. 7 28 in Trail. The results
were as follows:
Girls under. 16: Jaquie La-
marche, 1st uneven parallels,

Kris Clarke, 4th even par-
allels, 6th vaulting. Linda Sorge,
3rd uneven parallels. Donna
Gipman, 6th mat tumbling,

Girls under 19: Sheila Teg-
art, 6th uneven parallels, :
Boys, under 16: Kean Bar-
ton, Iet parallel bars, ist. still
rings, Ist side horse, 1st high
bar. Tom Randall, 2nd parallel
‘bars. Alfonse Ambrosone, 2nd

rings,

Boys under 19: Dave Heglin,
2nd parallel bars, Srd still rings,
4th high bar. Dal Newman, 8rd
parallel bars, $Srd free floor.
Greg Hiebert, 6th parallel bars,
Ist st high bar. bar. he Deptuck, 6th

BS, 4 e floor. ‘Con-
gratulations student! $i

Stanley, Humphries. compet i

3rd mat tumbling, 4th free floor, | _
4th vaulting, 5th balance beam. | P.

Student’ council ‘ announco-
ments: on Friday night, Feb.'3

CAKE. DOUGHNUTS, Reg; 50c Dozen
HOMEMADE BREAD, 6 loaves ..

our Rockers. and ‘Rockettes de-
feated the Salmo’ Falcons’ and
Falcontttes by ; scores’ of -73-51

Fresh nee Every. Moriiing, at:

and 46-21; respectively.

Scoring for the. girls were:
L. 2,

E. See noti=t, L.
lvary—8, B.. ,Gretchen—8,
Guido—8, S. Fomenoff—10.

The three-point totals for
the ‘boys. were: Leb Zaitsoff—2,
C.. Shiskin—4, Hoodikoff—

6, Ss. Booth—10,\ Wy. Plotnikoff—

TB J. Burak—19, W. Kinakin—
30; L, Pelltgrin—35,

me the: latest challenge cup
game, Hogan’s Heroes defeated
Zale Zombies &3. |

; roses hight there will
be a: Valentine dance at .the
school as well as the weekly
basketball games oo Ross-
land in Rossland) d).

Who wa win? “No one
‘knows, but the con-

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test should be fun.

has certainly not been made in
the House of Commons. It re-
mains to be seen whether a case
against it can be made in the
committee study.

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‘|THE SOUNDING BOARD

“F acts About Kaslo”

Last Sunday seven Beh v were
caught in one area. The
yas 36 Ibs. and the smallest 17

- Kaslo is supplied by pure
unpolluted ‘stream: water. and
does not have air pollution.

KASLO. HOTEL

ed to the wrist
means ‘by. sanich to cure
speeding drive:

administered by local

Highway Speedsters Drunk
Or Way Out of Their Minds

food doctor neglected to say

go
one? | who should administer the 70
A British, psychiatrist has
come up with the aca that some
70 volts: through a@ stray attach-
wrist is an excellent

is being shown a film of a driver
exceeding the speed limit. The

The treatment would not be!driver would recognize himself

Jaw en-|in the film
forecement officers, but by —!] of up to 70 volts,
Well, as a matter of fact, the

and receive shocks
..My own opinion is that ab itis

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cause a severe adversity t to elec-
tricity rather than a slowing
down.on. the. highways. Mainly
because speedsters’ seldom con
sider themsleves to be a high-
way ‘menace.

‘ Drivers: who ‘continually ex-
ceed the speed limits are either.
drunk most of the time or. have
a strange mental quirk; which
‘causes them .to see themselves
as far-better-than-average driv-
ers. They certainly are not in
their right minds.

I am not entirely apposed
to shock: treatments as.a form
of curative therapy -for speed-
sters. I am apposed, however. to
the 70 volts and the contents of
the goctors film.

idea of a.shock. treat-
ment designed to impress

J|way menaces would. be to sit

Speed: prone or © alcohol-prone
ivers before a screen on n which
is being shown a film ... . Its
contents?

A series of colored pictures
shewing the victims of highway
ie dead and dieing

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