“QASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1967

VICTORIA REPORT

By James K. Nesbitt

Separatism Reared Head in Legislature.

Separatism has
reared its ugly
head in our Leg-
islature. Nearly

government ap-
ears to believe

wa ritish
bia would be better off
own, instead of tied to Canada.
This, for political reasons,
shocks the Liberal and NDP op-

positionists, They try to make
out the Government is dislo
to the great ideals of Confed
ation. What the government is
trying to do'is scare the d
lights out of Ottawa, so that
more Federal money might
come here. It’s all a matter of
polities, you see,

Recreation Minister Ken-
neth Kiernan started it all b
innocently opining as how Bri-
tish Columbia doesn't need the
rest of Canada to get along. In:
deed, in Mr. K’s view, Brit

y, Washington and Alaska,

Columbia would likely do much
better than it does now. This
well could be, too, come to think
of it. We could trade freely with
, our
closest nelghobrs. We could have
a Pacific Coast common market.
We have much more in common,
anyway, with the people of
Washington and Alaska than we
have with the ine people 2 of Ontario,

Quebec and es,
co-operating with

- Talk of
h|the United States makes the so-

ey politically

mad. The
hate the United States, and

TRAIL — Junior High School, Feb. 20, 21, 22
NELSON — Civic Centre, Feb. 23, 24, 25

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would like to see it go down the
drain, so that Canada would be
on its own. If that ever happen- | 0,
ed we'd go down the drain too,

Highways Minister Phil Gag-
lardi said the Social Credit gov-
ernment certalaly% believes in

and C:
80 much s0 that if it weren't
for British Columbia pouring
dollars into the Federal Govern-
ment the whole of Canada and
confederation would speedily

-|collapse. Why, said he, reaching

a climax, if it wasn’t for British
Columbia, Ottawa wouldn’t be
there at all.

Premier Bennett, insisting
he’s Canadian first, last and al-
ways, never misses an oppor-
tunity to whack the Federal
Government about financial mat-
ters. In his budget speech he was
most polite, but tough, nonethe-
less. He said this: “We do not
and have never sought special
treatment, but we do expect the
National Government to treat at
regions of Canada equally and
fairly. To ask for less would be
a derelecion of our responsibili-
ty to the citizens of this pro-
vince.”

At a recent Federal-provin-
cial conference, the Premier
said: “British Columblans be-

to shore, has a great destiny.
However, this will only .be
achieved if the government of
Canada realizes and acts on its

ility -to foster nation-

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ide development, and
in so doing, treats all the regions
of Canada. equally and fairly.
The cases of discrimination
peainst British Sotumbla Teed
immediate correction if its citiz-
ens are to fully appreciate and
support Confederation.”
The Premier is undow

whole, any more than the peo-
ple of, Canada: show. any signs
‘they are ready to make sacri-
fices to stay apart trom the Unit-
ed States,

Certainly it is that, rightly
or wrongly, the Bennett govern-
ment now has put on the public

ine of being

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after visiting in the district for
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daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. Horswill for the past week.
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Bowling

Coffee Break League
5 Terry Ish 241, LHT
Mary Evans 575,
THS Take Five 855. THT
Take Five 2510.
Team points: Cheerlos 2,
Muffets 2, Mugs 0, Pincurlers 4,
Take Five eaties 0,
Tues. 1) O'Chock
LHS Glenna Akselscn 248,
LHT Vi McLuckie 6:
Oglow's 924, LHT
Oglow’s 2622.
Team points: Macalister's
3, Castlegar Drug 1, Cedar Crest
® dndependents 2, Team No. 5
; OB low’s 4.
Other 600’s Glenna Aksel-
son 621.
Tues. Mixed League 7 o'clock
Barbara Carrigan 232,
LHT Hazel Donaldson 588,
MHS Bu paves 295. MHT
Bill Davies 6!
THS Pinheads 1033, THT
Pinheads 2901.
Team: points: Button Push-|'
ers 1, Pinheads 8, Regulars’ 1,
Nutty’ Five’ 0, Smarties 4, Tiger

Joanna Wallace
Long-Time Area
Resident Dies

Mrs. Joanna Esther Wallace,

79, a resident of the district for
over 40 years, passed away Feb,
8 at the Castlegar and District
Hospital after a lengthy illness,
Born in palesleat, Scotland, | ™
June 23,1887, Mrs, Wallace wag
raised in Scotland and taught
school in many of its’ counties.
e.came to Canada‘ and
Tarrys in 1925 where sht taught
music, moving to Castlegar in
1940 where she had resided ever

Mrs. Wallace is survived by
her son and his » Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wallace "of Metal:
ine Falls,-Washington and two
granddaughters

Neve Canada, united from shore } since,

She was predeceased by her
husband in‘ 195.

Funeral services were held
Saturday from the chapel of the
Castlegar ‘Funeral ‘Home with
Rev. F. Willey officiating.

Pallbearers

Thomas, H. Hesketh, vg. Dalziel,
M. Sewer. ‘W. Easton and

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Fri. ‘Cats 2928."
ojo Team ©

Kittens 3.

Other 600’s Jack Donaldson
640, Vic Lindow 6138, Les Ache-
son 606,

Tues, Night Mixed

LHS Barb Garvey 249, LHT
Bertie Vincent 642.

Garvey 270.

MHS Terry
Mar Dave Holbert 697.
Tomcats 1008.
TAT Th the Tomeats 2812.
Team points: I Dunno 52,
Hi Lows. 3b%, Nighthawks 49,
The Hunters 27, Hot Shots 30,
The Tomeats 54%.
Other 600's Bill Shay 669,
Ed Webster 644, Barney Brown
616, Terry Garvey 661, Barb
Garvey 607, Matt Rohn 606,
Wed. Morning Drivers
Helen Pickering 235,
LHT Mona pissed 569.
THS dillacs 912, THT
Cadillacs 2588,

Team points: Mustangs 1,
Jaguars. 3, Chevys 3, Thunder:
birds 1, Ramblers 0, Cadillacs 4.
Wed. Nite Cutrate Groceteria
LHS Fran Moffat 222, LHT
Fran Moffat 557.
Beatniks 877. THT
Choregirls 2450,
Team points: Choregirls 3,
Flinstones 1, Kittens Five 1,
8, Five Thumbs 0,

Thursday Morning
LHS Glenys New 256. LHT
Glenys New 689.
THS Lions 880. THT Chip-
munks 2267,

ream points: Beavers 1, chip:
Lions 3, Minks 1,
Baulels 4, Teddy Bears 0.
Rowdy Rollers
Vicky Bissell 261. LHT
Gladys S Smith’ 632,
THS~ Hooters 963. THT
Hooters 2408.
Thors ‘Mixed Comm. League
LHS Lenore Evans 266. LHT
Pat Munroe 596.
Chernoff 287.

Harry
MHT Harry Chernoff 694: -
- Exacto’s 1000. THT’
Eeneto 12 2780. R
its: Exacto’s~ 4,

‘point
Celene 0, Starlights 3, Liquid
aussi 1, Hopefuls 3 Four Point-

ers
‘Gthe er 600’s Lee Guzzi 682,
Quinto Maida 642.

‘: friday" Night Mixed

Bobbie Keraiff 307.
LuT Bobble Keralft 664.
MHS Leathe onoumne $20.

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THS Fri "Osta. "1092, THT
oe Fri "Cats ‘3,

ie Head: sPins ‘1, Outcasts - 2
Unkowns 2, Lucky Bucks 2, The
‘d, Odd Balls 2.

Other 600’s Darrel Rourke

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuredap, Feb. i6, 1067.

eASTLEGAR OOUISE

By
BUFFER JOHN

ring is near, or so it seems

mal. |to the by or so potential golfers’

mally does a terrific job, bect

es. nervous and make:

of things, and | scores Jory rane.
n't really spec:

tors. 7 aon, "ve changed. ‘The are

no longer the old terr:

who attended the first Golf Ciin-

Al Tomiuk and Mike Verzuh
began the first lesson with the
grip, stance, and the basic ele-
ments of the Broper swing itd

the g was sligl
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Rea ear “nell "tot. mat

es, however, by the time golfing

ic of the season held in Castle-| this Tu
~ | gar last. ‘Tuesday evening.

starts” in ;, earnest, . everyone
should be in fine form.

During the second session,
, the novices show-

ertainly took

ting in aye imaginary

session was a ‘golf film on all

the frustrations and joys a golf-

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‘And I was annoyed,
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from an inspector. A ‘lady. She
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contents,
I turned indigo and snarled,

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your eye. Gals‘all in their dress-
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thelr shoes ‘shined..-And every

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