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7.00 p.m. Evening Service| batch of searing articles about

. Sanday School at 11 az.

‘CHURCH OF GOD

—/ QXinnaird Comm, Hail)
Pastor: Rey. Ira Johnson
se Phone 365-671

_ 10.39 a.m. Morning Worship

7.30 p.m. Wednesdays
* Held in homes.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
ui Caarch

Sunday School 2 p.m.

Rev. Harold C. Clark

ST. DAVID’S

‘ANGLICAN

- CHURCH
8.00 am, Holy Communion
11.00 am. Holy €

--| able stand — purely logical bas-

ison

‘THE i

Five, four, three, two, one,
blast off.
Count down for another

| thin LAST

WORD

a little while the provincial de-
pariagat of sweepstakes and lot.
te ries

the evils of gor
tests,

Health minister’ MacEachen

mean

mons last Thursday
old age pensioners guaranteed
income supplement will involve
the “determination of the in-
come of a pensioner.”

And oddly enough the Ot-
tawa_ correspondents are pre-
pared to play ball with Mr. Mac-

chan this time.

In July when the increase
was first announced, along with
the income investigation, scare
headlines appeared ‘across the
country and editorial writers had
a field day with this means
test business.

gainst it, of course.
But then I am against’ govern-
ments’ and against old age pen-
sioners. This is not a faghion-

ed on the law of supply and de-

mand.

And the only thing govern-
ments ever ly me with is
taxation forms and propaganda.
I am against old age pen-
sioners because in any decent
civilized country there should
not be any such thing.

able to build Syringa C:
park and Sheep pines
arks

wv a sentailves‘Zrom atutticipaiities

It might even be that after gency Measures College confer

parks department| Was Ald. Lorne Zinio who re-

t
and tien Merman ould bs ess of the conference. :

themselves

a
Castlegar A!

Between 80 and 100 repre-

acrot3 Canada attended the four-
day semi-annual Canada Emer-

.jence for elected officials near
.,Asnprior, Ont. this month...’
could finance the tour- Attending from Castlegar

ported back to council the suc-
He said the conference is

aimed to assist municipalities
with problems of nuclear and

The pi
would make perfect
mi

else.
a ee a

that should be filed:
86 hours,
pass during the ci iB year,

how

enbaker will say

be grown in a gi

Let’s face it a fellow can|sentations were made by the

+ _ Horse racing never seems

to have caught ‘a in the west. Piao. Hime i disasters, j, said Me

though there are some good subjects

tracks. So the sweepstakes] discussed and studied included:

would have to.use other medias. | th issump-
Here are.a few, suggestions | tions; responsibilities of federal,

How many points the cost; ments in civil emergency, plan-
of living will rise in the next| ning; effects ne

= low many illegitimate chil-| ergency. services, such as health,
laws municipalities will have to| welfare, manpower, emergency

Hoy many illegitimate chil-
dren will be brein the next

ir.

“How many times John Dief-| ed with demonstrations of the

“My fellow| concept ‘of operations in areas

Canadians” in his next speech. | damaged by. nuclear attack, sub-
How many miles of hair can| jected to radioactive fallout or

ven period by| being used to receive evacuees

During the conference pre-
director general of the Canada.
emergency measures organiza-
tions, officials of several. feder-
al departments and authorities
with experience of Canadian

He added, “The

e threat and planning a:
provincial and municipal govern-
pons; and Se Churtions: to vem:
supply planning and agricul-

ure. :
“The role of the Canadian
Armed Forces was also discuss-

and injured persons from other

Plan, started throughout Canada

vince.

plan. A booklet is available from
the Penticton office: explaining

and records necessary to oper-

ing.

‘The old should he cared for
by the family as they are in
Italy. They should not become
relucteny wards of a reticent
re.
In Italy the old folks are
treated with respect and serve
a useful and vital capacity as
fireside pundits and supreme
hearth judges.

Canada ‘is an advanced couniry
with advanced ideas.

But then so was Orwell's
Eurasia,

ft & & ow

A front page story last
week about the preempting of
Central Kootenay Regional Dis-
trict planner Terry Clegg proved
once and forall the old saying
“Sticks and stones etc” is strict-'
ly for Confucius,

planner was. hired
monton, the story said he was

ed Edmonton. .Only a
one-letter ding mistake

THE SALVATION ARMY
(11 Pine Street)

Envay Cliff Phipps

APOSTOLIC GHURGH

2 blocks East of the ?
Castleaird Shopping Centre a
ares ur | tive wars. re-

¥ rans: Pree ard luctantly in the late 50’s: when

7.2320 p.m. EVANGELISTIC
SERVICE

Phone 365-5884
Rev. C. Stone, Minister

z CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor. D. Reeves, B. Th. :
Across High Faron from
x ” Plaza
Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.
Family. Worship 11 a.m.

Evening Service — 7.30 p.m.
‘All Welcome

but sufficient to cause conster-
nation among the ranks of the
district planners.

Bear with me, please Mr.

Dee. 31.
+ ee we
Tax increases — provincial,
municipal aud federal — can be
blamed squarely on the coun-
try’s blanket bible belt policy.
This policy forces Canadians’
healthy gambling instincts into
dark closets and backrooms and
one’s ‘losses aren’t-even tax de-

ductable.

Now that the Central Koo-
gional District has -pro-
loing away with its plan-
ent there is no rea-

would pay for re-instatement of
the planning department.

France and Spain both start-
ed lotteries after their respec-

Instead of saying‘a district
from Ede |*

Clegg, even if it is only until f

‘a chosen high school class.

But it’s no good dreaming. their

department of education examin-
ation policies and procedures.
Perhaps ‘some parents no-
ticed the absence of the words,
“core tests.” The old core tests,
as many of us knew thém, are
no longer used as the main
evaluating device. Since the
uently made up

card,

and memorize a few days before
the test and write an examina-
tion that would allow them to
pass the course.

‘o-day work is. more important
than a single, test.-Included in
this di work are ‘classroom
Siscussions, homework | assigni
ments,

In some’ classes, ‘the oral.
jeatonan-aney er period

iven way to a group
cussion. Since: many of our form-
er “facts” or beliefs have now
been proven incorrect, or have
at least been altered, th

le class
, | Row discusses “ideas” and “‘con-

cepts” more than actual rules.
An example would be a
science course where. it is no
longer sufficient: for. a ‘student
to learn just equations and form-

it learned bookie William Hill
had: more money than the ex-
chequer eaned in one year and
Ireland has been running its
hospitals on’ Canadian sweep-
stake entries for years.
But we have this bible-
puncher’s outlook on the issue

ev

when people have got condition-
ed to mailing weekly coupons,
we could set it up on a provin-
cial scale.

‘More than 80 per cent of
Nevada's income comes from the
one-armed bandits and the rou-
lette_ games. x

Tf a slogan like “Beautiful
British Columbia” can reap the
amount of tourist money it-do-

get.

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 365-8887
Rev. Frank Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.

Castlegar — Sunday School
9.30 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD .

GENELLE —

Phone 365-7814

Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP

Kinnaird — 11 a.m.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School
Age 8 to grade 3-11 a.m.
Grade 4 to 9 - 9:45 a.m.

. in science might
make ‘these textbook rules. out
of date. within’ the next few
months and then the student's
knowledge will also be obsoleti

ee)
A TEACHER TALKS

this ‘time most’ of the| “parrote.” :

r | any kind.
Give students a written test?

quizes, laboratory work be

*|ate sucha pension plan, it
would have
to start this
ago, he said. ~

With the change in empha-
testing to class-

be graded. Should the group dis-
cussions be graded? Should not
the student be ‘permitted an ex-
change of opinions on any given
topic without being subjected
to a mark on the expression of
those opinions. i

Some students will not take
part in class discussions because
of personality problems. It is
not uncommon for some of the
best students in a class to do
the. least discussing because
they are afraid of saying’ the

wrong 2.

What grade should be given
to a student who actually knows
the correct answers but will not
give that answer orally? Maybe
there should not be grading of

When students write tests are
they not’. wasting ‘time © that
could better be used in studying
new material? “It would seem

But, if you do not have
tests, how do you know what
the: student has ‘learned? ‘With-

Students are encouraged to
do more than just remember
what they have been ‘told or
what they hay

es then think what sort of re-
action “Blackjack B.C.” would],

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apply the new pension scheme
org we are now in a position to
nation-wide.””

pe!

be eligible for both,

eligible for benefits under the
Canada, Pension Plan at the mo-
ment :

years old next year and down to
65 by 1970, Mr. Adamson

signed to be increased accord-
ing. to cost-of-living rises and
inflation.”

business is Handled by the de-
artment

tributions to the Canada Pen-

dermen Attends Conference
At Ontario Emergency Measures Coiiege

areas,” said Mr. Zinio,
Menibars-of tho conferonco; montal planning courses.

ent:a complete day in group}:

gencies,
‘The Canadian Emergency{ties connected with

a wide range of federal depart-

In addition to the confer-

ssions on matters related | ences of mayors, federal depart-

to nuclear and peacetime emer- Fegponsibill ies, also train senior

officials in specific responsibil:

nning

Measures College, located a mile and operations for likely peace
o an

Canada Pension. Plan
Rises With Living Costs

local tact the

The new. Canada Pension} ston Fund. since January 1988,
ted and who have or will reach the
last January, was explained to| age of 68 next year should con-

recently by. two’ officials from j ly, Mr. Adamson: said.’
the new pension office at Pen-
ti

and function of the new depart-
ment. Mr. Adamson will be avail-

plan to any: residents who re-) gy
quest such information in ad-
vance of any visits he might
make to this’ part of the pro-
Mr, Adamson, ‘said many. P

tha workings © of -the pension |:

Because of the calculations

‘been imposible

“But with modern comput: Benslon sot: $175 @ month.

It is important to remem- age ati8) years by 1970.

ows and
People 69 years or older are Geath hen

jeton 10 years to come Into full of
5 fo come into a6
Gordon Collins, district man- fect before full benefits will te
ager, and field officer Tom Ad-| paid. Reduced pension will: be
amson explained the system] paid’ until the -payments are

gradually increased by. 1967.
Pension: : a
able periodically to explain the erage caenngi and eotiion mations
g the period. before. re-}.)

ary during the ¢ ton tl
people are still confused with pilor to g fhe contetbusion ated
A person retiring next year ?
and .whose average income: was S . A
$400 ‘a: month will receive a

exactly who qualifies for the
new Waneton: id chow much| Moathly pension of $20, as well).

they are eligible to'receive. © oe the old age 5 rity, pension fe
But ‘a’ person who is now

55 and whose earnings average
Years, will ve able to retire In
ears, able to retire in

scheme 15 years| 1976 ‘aged 65, with a combined

age pension, now

available to people’ aged 69, ‘is
also being reduced to an eligible
provided for under the

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 24; 1986

nl

Complete Heating

adian homes than all other fuels | ing system consists of a furnace urnace
combined, and by far the most| witha fan or blower that forces| have made a great variety of
opular choice of central heat-| heated: air through ‘a: network | these systems available,, includ-
equipment is the gas-fired | of ducts to registers in the sever-|ing ones no larger than a ‘two’
furnace, + al rooms of the home. The equip-| or three-drawer ’ filing cabinet.
as furnaces have earned} ment often includes air filtering | This’ compact ‘slze now: makes
this distinction by’ providing the |'as well.» * : it possible ‘to install the gas
complete comfort ‘every house- cally, this'type of heat-| furnace in a: basement’ corner,
hold ‘desires and by doing it] ing system conalsts of .a furnace | closet, crawl space; attic. or
low. cost 0: with a fan or blower that forces | breezeway, | leaving the. :-home
infrequent and: simple: mainten-| heated’ airthrough a network) with increased living or storage
ance, durability and efficlency,| of ducts to registers in the sev-| space. © °” : Heist
says Reg Skinner, local 'Inland| eral rooms ‘of the home. The Another major reason for
Natural gas manager.

Skinner, is the ease afforded jn
a summertime. central
By Henry Heald conditioning. The same blower,

FROM THE GALLERY
FROM THE GALLERY: _ By Ren canal 2
“Wounded, But: Not Slain’ ici‘ Sar“ "

3 : But gas furnaces give much
“Wounded,~ but: not slain”) Maloney and called him. Dalton| more than just ‘sufficient ‘heat
was the verdict on John George | Camp. One story accused Alber-| in. winter and. cooling ‘in sum-
Diefenbaker as the delegates to|ta MP Jack Horner of being in-| mer, Where some other. systems
-the annual Progressive ‘Conser- | volved in a scuffle with a Camp | fall short, gas furmaces can pro-
vative party convention boarded | supporter and then ran a: hasty) vide even air: temperatures,
trains and buses to leave’ Otta-| correction when it was discover-|freshening,. humidification,
wa ait the clone ot tie three ed fhe belt erent was puackee cleanliness and quietness.
event week, |: rother Hugh, also an: Albe: 0) installed gas
To call it-a convention is a | MP. k furnese aytonce vf air; in fhe
serious misnomer. November 14- The poem from which Mr.| house is ‘brought back to its
16, 1966 will go:down in history | Diefenbaker quoted his “wound:| source of - heat. and ° filtration
as the most bizarre :three ‘days | er, but not slain” piece turned | about four times each hour. Out-
ever enced by the digni-/up in three newspapers with) side wall and window. surfaces
fied halls of the sedate Chateau | three’ different names all at-| are constantly blanketed with an
live in| tributed to different: authors. | npward-moving stream of heated

e century, Richard Barton of - s
will be written about 'o the loyal supporters E
DOH Will Fix Up
Road But Wants
envies the historian who canj ot slain” was a triumphant ral-
take time to study events in per-| ly. call..The others, those who
newspapers, radi
as reporters sought the opinions | ded, but not slain” applies equal-|ing to carry out requested re-
fusing to say the least. No less| character, is ‘fighting his last) _ comprehensive road condition,
a paper than the He or lack of.¢ondition, ‘report
req) ep e
appropriate “time “before the| immediately because’of danger
MOORE @ leadership convention takes] to school buses using the road.
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diation, for
tem will’ remove excess heat
from ‘that section of the house
and send it to the’ shaded side
of the house, where uncomfort
ably: cool ‘temperatures ‘other-
wise might prevail: /
Modern homes usually are
well insulated,: which conserves
heat but.
from ‘en!
nant air. Leaving windows open
drafts. With a:-gas furnace a
equipment ‘often’ includes air | gas furnace popularity, says Mr. | invit
small inlet for outside air may
be attached: and:any foreign
matter in the fresh.air ts remoy-
dj ed by. the system's filter before
entering ‘the rooms.

An’ automatically controlled
humidifier may be added to the
ducted gas furnace system, and
it will prevent: the
stuffiness that often

oF who ad ied oiefleult e breathe ‘
in' very especially appre-
clate this advantage. ec It

cause. the: Qe

lated ‘four. times‘each hour and
outdoor air goes through the ‘filt-
er before it enters’ the room,'a

to'a
having clean
fewer colds, |
work in general, and even less
maintenance for, the outside of
the house. pen
A’ quiet heating system is
a matter of Broper equipment
properly installed
blowers ‘are too ‘small, run too

poorly ~ col
make noise. If the ductwork is
too small, ‘!
will make noise.
ment and labor will prevent such
disturbances. |!" 3
There are several other ad-
vantages -to ini
fired furnace.*Many homemak-
ers like the cheeriness of a fire-
place, and a’ ducted furnace sys-
tem contributes'the air’requir-
ed to feed ‘the’ fireplace fire
wi eventing smoke or. the
necessity of opening windows:
or doors. :
“No wontler Canadian home-
owners have welcomed modern

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ig to:replace stag-

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ess and

Pei

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Skinner,

author in fact was Sir) air, If one end of. the house is
these days and the political col-| who wept and ‘danced around
these ‘Gaye and views today may | their leader, and to many more
time his words appear in print, | the country,
spective, see the Progressive Conserva- Board Report First
Feelings at the convention | tive. party as the vehicle for im- The department of high-
io and television | ocratic’nation, hope. that “woun-| District’ No. 9 that it is intend-
of delegates ‘on the critical is-| ly to’ the party itself. °° pairs on the’ access road to the
sue’ of arty lershi} 5 The Shakespearean, tragedy | Glade fe ’
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e Mot jaz [ow many r
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TATA} swat. is at_some dr
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D E A L R be right; if he could view events| school, buses when they moved
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