A EVENT winner at the Castlegar annual mixed opén bon-
spiel this year was the Bill Van Yzerloo rink. From left to
right, members Rose Dixon, lead; Wayne Ackerman, second;
Marg Van Yzerloo, third and:Bill Van Yzerloo, skip are con-
gratulated by club president Bob Wright.

Selkirk College Students

Settled in to

By Andrew Lang
Selkirk College hae’ been in
session for almost two months.
Weekly reports of events at Sel-|
Laks will pe aipeblshed to give
of this area as in-

the general public up-to-date on
the activities of the College stu-

place

around e

themselves in the establishment.
In honor of these converts to
college life, the first week of
college was clubbed “Frosh

Week.”

Any person who saw. stu-
dents going to college in cut offs
and sweat shirts may be reliev-
ed to Jearn that that was th
prescribed dress for the. week.

Frosh Week activities in-
cluded election of Frosh repre-

sentatives to the student execu-|b

tive council. Mark Hermanson
to represent the liberal arts and
sciences’ division, while Penny
McCuaig: and Ken Puppo were
elected. to represent the applied
arts ‘and sciences, Bill Christie
pad Rick Koeleyn were chosen

Full Study

held Sept. 22.

Frosh Week over, students
were expected to settle down to
some es eecioas studying.

Along with studies, sports
and other co-and extra-curricu-
lar activities developed. “John
Carter, the well-known " book-
store manager was appointed
coach for the “Saints” the no-
torious basketball team.
as can be expected.

The team is doing as well
To give a complete but-too-
comprehensive report of all
back activities will take consid-
erable sg pace, so more news of;
Past, act s will be carried

next Seek
vondetiites of this week have

ee Monday, the students ins
terested in creative writing met

Tuesday at lunch the Jeun-
as Hiusicalles Presented fie
ague Symphony players for
the enjoyment of Of the student

every ‘Saturday,:and enjoy the
radio .program created through | ¢
the communications department,
under the Ken Les-

students,
Clubs Gay gave

lie.

at the home of Prof. Ross Fraser. eff

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final decorative touches were being put to the: premises even as
the picture was being taken. The new store, located In the former
‘ny anko Co. Ltd. building, handles ‘a’ wide’ variety of home
furnishings, notions and toys.- za caatlegar News: Photo © . at

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KINNAIRD SECONDARY

If-you have noticed atnat
most of us sound quite
lately, please do not. Put it down
to a cold orlsemnke:
ing the
of oar exciting indoor,
track meet held Jast Friday. afs|
ternoon. °
Starting with the color par-
ade aight Sur lunch and pro-|
gressing straight through to bus
time it was simply terrific. :
Its purpose was to develop
real house spirit through team

~ Each corner of the gym was
toa’ different house

the
opportunity to Sudicate which
clubs they..wished to join or
form.
-’ A: kangaroo court presided
over by Sudge John Munro pro-
vided an interesting ‘lunch-hour |a

diversion. ‘The culminating event

dor Sowne/ and re veparing for tere
which te take place in

a little over a month, Anyone
seeing students walking ‘down
the ‘street with noses Gined to
book will be able: to junder-
stand why —-everyone is de-

of the week was the Frosh dance

termined to be successful.

ors were
Jaguar's orange and , black
was used to good effect in their

house, :
ipizzans .went very ‘Mod
i farting jpiack and swhite
esigns in’ th

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and many carried banners and

The enthusiasm was instant,

Bugera aud eencecnous!
ery and Mrs, Miller

had areaets the ‘sort of com:
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take part in and fun to watch.
There wasn't a dull moment.
lere are some of the most
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assigned
and each house symbol | and:col- Pe

Jag shack — complete with dog ii

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they pit their: strength ' a:

get on all fours and then run
e| the length of the gym with: one
foot in the air. Try it some time!)

The Chariot Race (six boys
huddled together, arms linked,
in~ wedge formation, and. one
boy "res pepehed: on their backs as

Running Shoe’ Relay

(Foun ‘itl at one pork four
boys at the other — with only
‘one pair’ of.‘shoes. Shoes must
be’ n off’at the end ‘of each
Jap and worn by next runner.)
The Horse end Rider Re Relay

(Each: a girl‘
back” at top’ speed round the
» before: the next couple

d* the gym
and judging by th fae pink cheeks
they: look: as:-if- aay are revel-
ng in the ispeed.

‘The Relay « jfone

e. Basketball
must dribble arent
the floor.— score’ a basket, ‘and
then — and only then — dribble
back: to the team’ again.)

of all — espe the
boys’ event. We have ay very,
strong lads: up ‘here, ‘and ‘when

each other, they. don’t yield, un-
til their last ‘gasp. :-

“=. There. were. many other
events of course,: such’ as sprin:
ting and ji e: contests and
obstacle races — something for
everyone.

‘At the end of the afternoon,
‘Panthers stood -proudly: in first
Tang had gallopped we stele be.
zang lopped uy a>
hind them, —and "Jazuars were
limping the ‘rear. {As for
Thunderbirds," they had lost so
many feathers:in flight that they
couldn't flap another wing and
had to HOP, on: their poor little
claws, all the Way . to the finish
line, 5

eo ele ae

‘Guess what has ‘descended up-
on us! ASSESSMENT. SHEETS!
These are long, official-looking
documents listing in great  de-
tail what each ‘teacher thinks
about each student.

Last year’s journalism club
called them “AHowance  deter-
miners.” Our might be “Free-
dom Enders.” 3.»

‘We must aL sign’ these un-

and then take them home for our
parents’ signaturs

tis a ite. “nerve wrack-
ing if you have’ to’ hand ‘your
parents something like this:

‘Jim’s math is a disgrace to

us both, but I try and he doesn’t”
or. “Last week for the first time,
was able to read :Tom’s hand:
writing. It was. then that I dis-
covered he was unable | to spell.”

Teak our eae will be

up'at the school: (7.0-9.30) to

confer. with our teachers,
(Sigh) .

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An Vadbeliea _dominited'
union is’ oreens to)\take

jobs and’ means ‘of
iWeltaed ‘of eight Canadian
Mill. Workers Prince
Gearses z, the ‘Canada and Paper

en, stated ‘be, has been
granted this ‘authority. by inter-'
national: ‘prealdent, Joe Tonelli
in New: York.)

Within’ ‘hours of this an-
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cently,

“Stan Green, - vice-president
of! the’ International ‘Union; ‘in
announcing the expulsion of the

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With’ the fire biaz- | y missed: death in en. ac-

the ghostly, Halloween nigh
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ich fhe blave;, with hot coffee and

building in Slocan'City:-Taken ih recently. the, shot

shows the lumber’-stacked: in

the huge bonfire that) was kindled to:,mark

gathered to wat ate int coffe:
Castloget News Photo oF the Oe) Nick ;Kinakin sald. he was

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IN THIS CORNER:

Capitalists Are Under God's Protection _ wg soaking

A youth-directed peace rally
last week brought out some in-
teresting views, but none was

more surprisin; writer

ig to
than the view of a local minister | Of
hat Communism

(the Marxist
variety, at least) is not such a
id thing afterall. .:.°:

ty. of: Fro
: ‘Am Martin 4c He. pacer! off: that street!
By 0 Id and before’ crossing the railroad}:
tracks “he ‘looked. to the left,

‘| where the way.was clear,
‘tothe right,
‘he re a yoleee locomo- |’
“J-see'the concern’ of Marx- is ‘no. less'than their respect! for tive: “almost:'on yp of me:
ism for’ the: common: man," this | fellow: are beings. “The ‘thing I could ‘do
minister of the: gospel said. “At er God is a fool or the|was put my foot on the’ gas. If] w,
times‘I am even more in ‘favor atheistic “Communists are’ fools. {I hadn't, & «wouldn't : be’ here

Mi

Which will it be, brother? “i
Not content with this, ‘how- pores ET REN: f . ‘was struck dir-
ever, he went on‘to’ speculate | | petly behind ‘the'cab by: the first
that ‘the concept’ that God is of four diesel locomotives, Which
with us’is quite demonic,” was pulling -a long -
“God is with both aides, ; freight ears,

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slowly eee Sve moving very
In a world where God is dead, -| slowly ‘at: the ‘time ‘of the
there is scant wonder. at any. new || _ Government Grants

ew, or surprise at}!
eat (8. express “Allocation of. initial grants

sed. by from
ed with keeping Christiant-
erful.

‘} union the men -want,, =>

_| dent but: the collision: complete-
ly demolished ‘the truck, shear-| m;
obo let from

ers revoked ‘their union ‘dues

check-off ito the:

‘Workers: at Prince «George
Pulp'and Paper have twice tried
in ‘the’.past.two years ‘to break
ftom ‘thelr International ‘Union.
Both times. over '70\ per. ‘cent ‘of
the workers’ were: in’ favour: of
the Pulp: and Paper W: rkers of
Canada, voting r sults idicat,

are never ‘datented by.
the International”, said’ O.\Bra-
aten, president of the Canadian
Union:'“We are always defeatea
by. the bo. Labour rulings of
Labour. ‘Relations

Boura”.

"Members of the Internation:
‘al Union Local No. 612 at Prince
‘George are conducting a secret
ballot vote to determine which

News media people’ in the
aren will watch + ‘the taking of the
vote.
“When that vote. is ‘countea

orig said Mr.
‘hope the ‘Labour Relation:
Board” will'do the same.”
Braaten called on the: Een
eral public to support the' ‘right
of Canadian Workers to join
Canadian ‘Unions ‘when ’ this is
requested by workers,
He” warned: that, ‘another
Hania situation may be in.the
Bins this Northern’ B.C,
beat 6. labour. department
does not "conduct its. own ‘vote

ty ave and pow
But to many .the term “SGod 0
is dead’’-is' not of really revelant. |":

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' > It does not take:a eraduate
of some’ college of Marxist ‘d

trine.to be cognizant ‘of the fact
that God-has been stuffed: into
the attic by the Reds Gs time’

ago. eee ‘commit +?
IN_ THIS: CORNER, is not:.a)|pects that first grants for, 1967

sermon. corner. and .it“does not will be: dispensed ‘by’ the'end of.) '

seek’ to. win' converts :to:Christi- | December.

anity or to’ anythin; be

‘ But it does, every once in‘a'
eople to think.

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sion By the passed at fe be tart S08,
Let’s assume for a moment yar 00 is tain arms approximately
is inde a God: ms tara
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rn asthe e; ; yy, sald | that. organiza.
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if. this ze should Sine ton
member. that God sort of disap-| Sa
proved. of: those. who..did * not Bits eed ah
possess intelligence soe ba “1 out-that the B.C,
the existe) suig tp afer cbr
‘grant to major cul
organizations in the province and
that; under the new. :fund,; or-|

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and ‘other translations and let's}:

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