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A at nee of com:
mune dwellers as sex maniacs

and rebels against’ society is.)

scorned by a Canadian Council
on Social Development ‘study.
The study report, recently
released by the’ council; says
researchers found nothing to
justify notions that ‘commune
members are “free loaders, sex
and drug maniacs and non-con-
tributing:members of society.”
While there is some sexual
permissiveness ‘in communes,
sex: does not have, the ;“high
priority that many outsiders
would like to believe,” says the
report written by Novia Carter, ‘
a council: program director. ’'
And

“ communication" with their par-

ents,
“They are not very quick.

to place’ judgments ‘on ‘sectors ©
of society that they believe hold.‘
‘values different from their

own,")' Ms.’ Carter says. They

brushed aside some values from’
the ‘past: but Included) others

with'new attitudes,
The author says outsiders
appear to have an exaggerated

tof responsible and ae ponive

. people, eager to find new, ways

‘help ‘solve not » ‘onl:

Eremenko’s ‘cs

the long: ae Sablon of:
society, | but’: new, problens; as
‘they emerge.’

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idea about in ‘com-
munes.) °/

While often there .was’a
casual attitude toward sex. in
communes,‘commune dwellers
did not'stress sex. There were

;strong and lasting ties between’ »

had.a ‘refreshing live-and-let-
live philosophy.” ‘They did ot
reject society.

The study of 26 communes
in Ontario, Quebec’ and: the

. Maritime provinces | was ‘done

over a four-month period. |The
communes included . rural. and
urban’ groups—some concerned
with’ farming,, others’ with’
crafts and still others with :
spiritual growth. |:

Ms. Carter says that moat
commune, dwellers interviewed

came from educated and af-'::

fluent) families. Their ‘fathers <

‘were professionals. or top-level

businessmen: or self-employed... ‘
“Most of those interviewed
were on good terms with their,
families:““They do not consider.’
that ‘adoption “of ‘communal
living is rebellion against their
parents,.”.> 71

Though: many of ‘the Fr,

managed fe Keep. open lines af

1929-73 Slocon
Wi Records ‘Go.

To Prov. Archive
The October meeting of

Roll-call 'y was. answered: by: :
‘telling; what’ a‘ member’: would’

aay oy tea’ will ‘be’ ser’
“continuously!

Slocan Social

“‘hot. soups” were

iborsch,' lentil and-ham,’ and~
green salad. ‘The cold: soups -

will take place

The report: says ‘many
commune ‘residents ‘have uni-
versity degrees a and have work-
ed for a‘couple of years before
joining communes.

Few considered’ communal

living an experiment, although”.

some suggested they ' might

move on’ to’ other groups or -°

other activities later:

Most commune dwellers. :

*~ adapt well, Ms.,: Carter. says.
Only one’ person in the \26

communities visited had ‘ra-:
ceived: periodic’ social agais-

tance,

‘The facts do. not support
the popular picture of commune.
residents as irresponsible drop-
outs from society, the Tepo

‘says, .

“On the contrary, we have
found considerable evidence to

} support the quite opposite view {
values were different, they.

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1 ie ; case you sc
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“living has simon doubled in 24°

rding to: Statistic

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B.C. Tel's $267,000 expan:
sion and improvement program
to the telephone system in the
Castlegar area is on schedule.

Customer service manager

" of .B.C.;el's “West ‘Kootenay

district, Mr. Norm Bowman,

7} sald’ that’ the .majority of the
>) work: being carried out will

provide improved local service
and. telephone facilities for

“newly: developed areas. Work
on alnew cable: system from

Blueberry. to’ the ‘Fairview.
sub-division system is, in ‘the

:. process of installation from the
“, Castlégar telephone office to
“the airport area, Hi

* “Where possible, we are
installing our:cables under-
ground,”’said Mr. Bowman,

“and'at present we are placing
aburied:cable to the. Ootis-
chenia area that, will: provide
new service,

‘Other major, telephone’ ca,

» hte Projects are placement of

the south’ of Castlegar: and’
almost five miles’of telephone
cable, much of it underground,
between Castlegar, the Bri
lant’ Dam site and ‘Thrums,

"To colneide with: distribu- /

tion improvement. proje

‘the rear of the present building.”

‘This : 675-square-foot ' additio
will provide, space’ for ‘ne

equipment to’ increase ‘the.

capacity of the Castlegar ce
(tral? office’ Mr. | Bowman | sai
this-will improve local tel

Kootenay district.)

BG. Credit Unions ae
Six. Per Cent | Loans to Poor

ra anything to say about it. It
+ has always been the policy of
«the NDP government to'assist ‘ .

the ‘senior citizens ‘and’ the

handicapped: persons ‘on ‘fixed
pee
96") rising costs due to inflation, and

these’ people. to. live

noone levels, The 1 maximum

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COMPLETION by y.

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the

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“Blood: Transfusion & Wafer Safely: “Services
“Provided fo Area by Canadian Red Cross

* The Canadian Red Cross
provided $4,487 worth: of ser-

vices to Castlegar’ and: Mont-..
dents last ¥ ‘d-

‘53
No ‘cost’ to “then

"5 Cast to the Red Cross is $10.70

to’ process each  unit‘of blood,

‘for a total cost of $8,166 in the

Castlegar and Montase: area
‘alone,

nse’ of independence tween

increase will: be the
nee the _mincome: pro-

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‘objectives. as’: well, and, our

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‘members ‘should be willing to ©

Credit ‘union sifiials believe
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Canada.

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‘The Red Cross water safe-
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for 782 Castlegar area residents
at a cost of $1,281.

: hi nae portion of funds
Red °C is

Cross youth, ‘emergency ser-
vices and: health'services. ‘

Other services provided by <—

the Red Cross include interna-
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veloped countries, veterans”
services to Canadian veterans

and a public information  pro-
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