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Western Hospitality No Myth |

By AMBROSE; HILLS
; I am: blushing.’ Recently I
‘Wrote an article stating that :Wea-
‘tern hospitality is a myth. I said
.the ‘East is more friendly. I claim:
ed we might once ‘have been‘a hos:
pitable ‘part ‘of the country,” bu

rather hard’ types, all too quick to
squeeze the other fellow: out ofa
traffic lineup, or honk’ at him in-
stead of helping him. We've devel-,
oped a hand “grasp stronger than,
our handshake, lsaid,’

I still think” that in many re-
spects the 6 pally: hoo ‘about ‘Western

we'd now. become cold, unde,

The scion may whe more ssinbatle than effective,

but there Is never any doubt about the: effectiveness ;
of Esso Mo :

hospitality is a myth, “but I must
confess it still exists in many of
tho, smaller, towns, Over the week-
end, I attended ‘a. country funeral.
I saw a’ whole’ town go out of its
way to help'ltwo’ boys bury. their
mother, although the boys and the
mother had been away from the
town for many years,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 14, 1962

Chairman Lists ‘Essential |
Facts’ About CPR Seeding

" Dedr Sirs 2
‘would: appreciate | it if you
could publish the following ‘letter
for tho benefit of your. Castlegar
subscribers, ::’"
At the June & Village of Cas-
teens, meeting, Mr,.'F. Nahornoff
acting as for about 220

ish“ to’ be’ brought ‘back to ° her
home ‘town for |burlal. “The: sons
complied; but since they had been
1¢ 80 long, they had not expec-
.Mhany flowers or: many: follcs
Pregent' at © the ceremony. The
church \'was packed,” the’ flowers
were. plentiful, and afterwards the
ladies’ Of the ‘chitirch served tea,
“Lean tnderstand said one of tho

ery]
ou have no Bi

ess,
3] theless; when trouble ¢

body ‘knaws'

e - Much’. selé-seeking,
much: artificial behaviour, | and as

Castlegar. taxpayers, tabled. a. peti-
tion Glenerabing ¥ with current Bland

the ' south: ent

business district. |

up to Ig for this seed.
[dng er the

very ably ‘explained th that Castlegar
needs too: many’‘of the civic neces-
sities such ag sidewalks, a sewage
system, improved and paved roads,
to be spending any, part of its ‘ rT
mited funds on improvements such
as we. have undertaken.
Specifically the. petition takes

for i

‘only to the current phase

Big Tourist Year.
Is Expented Here

Ly
ted States motorists,”
‘Making the nnnouncement; the
Minister, of ‘Recreation ‘and’ Con-

T|O£ the’ projer:, the’ planting .of .a|~
special cover grass intended: to al-

leviate the’ dust’ problem | arising
from ‘his project, but Mr. Nahorn-
off. left no'doubt: that the’ entire
Project was’ a: case of ‘extremely
"| Poor judgment: on how ‘to Spend
the taxpayers’ money.:

inlet phe purpose of this ietter is to

list. the essential facts ‘in ‘connec.
tion’ ‘with’ Bs iprolect for fie in-

servation, Hon. Earle C. We
says this reflects very favorably on
a} wide “publicity ‘given British
Columbia by his ‘department, =;
“SP his,” said Mr. Westwood, “is “ig

terrific news for: British Columbia

the’ year. Last "year 300,000" pink
slips were Bent sau fory me entire
ber!

lot! of

4 newspaper , headlines. give the Bd
ick

Pression: that ‘it's

: erialistic society,

Don’t beleve it, T

going, |: warm-1 ‘hearted *' people. | I
suspect that: the vast: maalority, ‘of
them. live in our‘country towns. '

a. great ‘number of: genuine, out-| in B

influencing’ fa
') He also. ose hia depatinoats

ularly for ‘hone that did: "hot sign’
the: {Petia

prepare,’ ‘present''and’ evaluate: ite
petition for our guidance,
2A) Visual “improvement” of
S| thie’ ‘approaclies to ‘Castlegar haa for
a long time‘been advocated by var-
ious civic ‘grotips and ‘council’ has
been * urged’ to take ‘the: lead on
many ‘occasions,
(B).:, Several: years: agoa plan

: "| involving \ construction. of a. side-

nsive ‘excavation and re-
location: of utility? poles was pro-
| Posed. jEveryone: readily. a,
:| that the plan was fine, but the cost
fould Probably. ‘not’. be : justific
Cook, the tohict

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“(New Party ‘stand 0
. :| nuclear disarmament, and said that
. gasoline engine or. a. diesel unit, ‘Imperial has the 5
right ‘motor. oif.for ‘you. Marvelube, ‘ Essolube,

Canada: ‘must remain’ non-nuclear
the emerging countries,
Ployment situation; saying: that the| ;

completing their formal: Kin ate
instances of’ this

‘yf He cited‘

y tour, of the

He also dealt. with the unem:|®

that ‘he. had’ encountered: in‘ his| to th

timed ‘to colncide * ‘with= the Fair,
has had considetable effect in hel.
ping “persuade*: United

sponsor, being: th curable” en-
thusiast. that he often is, didnot
let' the ‘matter rest: there. He and
our. supervisor: made very advan-
: | tageous * arrangements ‘with the
id local

‘uk, Pat, ‘Roniaine’ was hostesa|.:.-”
at ‘an’ open house coffee
: | Kinnaird Jas}

ed ! gelegation ‘appeared bef
| ing to a council at its last moet.

| 80_she can take the ‘lead :to ‘assist aaid

to mene Gb ject aie poise]
‘project 'an Pol
Playing 2

out. tthe. » fact of future

an
'| truckers’ to have most of the exta-

_| vation done ‘at. very little “if any

cost to: the village. One’ beneficial
side. effect was that much top soil
and sanitary fill material was made
available: at very. reasonable’ costs.

- oes sidewalk cost ‘was ‘held down

(D). After Ustening to me
Nahornoft's présentation on behalf
of, the 220° signers of the petition,
council -has decided to Postpone the
second half of’ the seeding at least
until fall and perhaps for good if
the ‘petition is. assessed. to’ be the
wishes of the majority.’ ‘of the peo-
plo of. Casticgar,

This explanation would be’ in-
complete ‘without the- following
8! idelight, :Xour chairman, as noted,
was ‘completely opposed‘ to’ the
seeding “but for’ reasons that are
Perhaps less than forthright, .

Bei aware’ that: Nick
Oglow,°a candidate in the coming
federal ' election’ and": a former
chairman ‘of’ the : village, ‘owns a
business that faces directly on and

artic- | benefits: from the project in ques-

tion. :I,'felt: that someone’ should

‘| Protect. Nick. from ' his friends. I

ow that Mr. ‘Oglow }would ‘have |.
sthat this

r0-
ject be delemed ts but realizing. that
his “motives: -for, feeling’ this

were perhaps also. tess ‘an fortlr
right, he aia. mot ot attempt to alter.

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NOTICE

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‘hurs. Juno 26th. Pasmore umber
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one ‘bottle‘at-a time ‘on

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pees be
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writen pepe.

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