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* Canflegar, B.C. ‘

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pours, but) will not ‘produce: too
much ‘in’ the: way of resiul

telligent ‘ones, ‘will’ try. to bring
bear.

should’ not :all have ‘the: same all the’ facts to: a a
“The ‘school.” | uation. ‘They: will’ goto! see:‘the| " ’ [IM

of the: Light) Brigade make:! a Ma
brilliant show. ‘for)\the ‘ineigh-| |

curio ae later, it was worth: a
burke) and a shalt dust 12. eces.e

the oda 20 " miles’ and: " paye-
it to. boot, it

time iI: have: ever::beeri:

2 would...
give. Chief War “Cloud back to

dhe’: Indians, and.) anytime: that
‘| the boss has a'yen-to spend $1.50
she’ need:

high‘
|Dr.. Laycock © states, “ig'fecing teacher concerned’ or? the coun-| | a 3 con be << Tee renee : vette home,’
new.problems today,” in part be-|cillor or the administration, and| \ | a SS ae z partes \ itcexpected tt boa
| cause “the ‘public has never’ fac-) learn what, isto be done. . : aes i 4 Gina ip ara srtieeiacrn
ed up to the fact that ‘children parent’ being over ambitious:

Ny: iwhen:.the+:

AS WE SEE IT.

CIVIC ELECTIONS

It is inevitable that there. will always be some -

people to whom civic election day means only the doy
they cannot go into the beer parlour. There will also
be a civic-minded group who take a keen interest in
the elections. And, unfortunately, there will also be
the great middle group who will vote only if they hap-
pen to pass near the polling place in the course of
their ordinary daily meanderings. :

The first group, mentioned above, is nobles! ihe
second group deserve «commendation to. the extent
that. their motives, always mixed, are. honourable. It
is to the third grdup, those who will vote if they get
around to it, we presume to address a few words.

We, the men and women of our cities, villages and
school districts, are: governed by other mén and
women: Even in a democracy, ° ‘we cannot tell them
how to govern. But we, dan; 'with,a little effort, de-
termine ‘which candidates are ‘most nearly in agree-
ment with our views as to how we should be governed
and support. them at the. polls. It is unnecessary tc
argue ‘as to‘whether or not-it is our duty to vote. .It
is probably a grave duty only ‘when great. issues’ de- ©
pend on ‘the outcome: of ‘the election. But. it ‘is cer-

- tainly the wise thing to ‘get out and vote for our man,
or women.

In choosing your candi , it goes without say-
ing that. you must select one with:a reputation for
honesty. Fortunately, ‘our ‘communities are small and
intimate enough to obviaté the possibility of .a croak
being elected, or even nominated. Education - is. a
valuable asset. While it is by no means

differ greatly in ability, even
the same family.”.

past several’. years, much of. i
honest, sonie"of it BY

iong-!

ant
in’ trying to: ‘push, the ‘child into
a .course which’ ‘is beyond’ his

‘The "famous educator’ stated, abilities? : or is hg © just: being
that there had been a great deal} | lazy? Does ‘the child? have:'the
of. criticism: of schools in, the! proper place and for

WERE DEMONSIRATED.

t study and is he being given the
or” is

AEICIAL oi
Av 1 SUNS, hue tcHES, g, WSs

Me OF ME ee WAS COMPARABLE:
5) qe SURFACE OF (UE SUN " aL ANY, Conant

ing for the old days, and’ some he left to flounder ‘at will? Are
of it based on ignorance: ‘Every-, you a parent, .who, while. claim-

ing intelligent interest in; your
child's school career, gives his
Sor her) report card such .cur-

THE THREE “R's’

Dr. . Laycock * Becssedl the ‘im-

portance of the ‘three |R’s” but spends. more monéy- ‘on. liquor

ai that children learn by solv-| © or
foe prebleins that are meaning. than ‘it. does on education, You
ful to them and that. teaching] live in: a culture in which the] -
is a job in human relations. He package : counts: far more’ .than
said that he hoped ‘that there| the contents and bally hoo more
‘vould be some substitute in‘ the| than deeds. If you want the best
future for the report card, some-| education: for your. child, -be
thing more intellegent.. where, ready.to pay for it in cost. and
jn school time, teacher and par- expenditure of time? The school:
erits could sit down: and search cannot. carry cut ‘the

as to sign’ it
tas i eiveral did) before it has all
the marks on. it?-

‘| LETS FACE FACTS Mi
You live in .a/ culture which

What de we. ‘now Shout the will of God?

It appears. to. me by Obser-
vation :.of "the: General. : Public,
regardless -: what: church they be-|
long;to, that in their.daily walks!

in: their ;daily . -conduct, although
some are bitterly different from

for the best
the child.
“It is important for au ot

alone. You cannot, like
the cuckoo, lay. your egg in the!
“us school ‘nest? and’ fly off to 8 wa:
life of i ibility.

to do some
about the ti id:

In this week of report cards

concluded.

have just seen the. first crop.

so that we can ena. ‘informal| the -high school is holding a
‘| and intelligent - decisions.” :

he visitor’s day on Friday, Novem-
ber. 25th (tomorrow) from 10:00

Parents of | ‘ Castlegar District am. -—. 12:30 p.m. and from

of] 2:00 p.m. — 5:00 p.m., visitors.

their Doctri t, treat-
jing anyone belonging -to another
ae in quite. ar. offensive

what ‘is: the will of God? There
are many Feats siven in

01
cases! are’ urged’ to visit the schools | heard—neither explained ‘in the

Guides. will be provided and Modern. Church of to-day. .°.:

classes will continue “ normally.}

John: 4:20-21—if any man say,

of life, there.,is little difference]

y that ©

every candidate have a college degree, it is generally

fo a and from, Ilove: God, and hateth : (dispis-
will he - dis-| jeth) His Brother (Fellowman) he
so that you ‘may’ havel is :a liar;*for/he that Joveth not

By Major J, Moll .
not" only -.on: ‘duatsst Cota”

God lay. his:hand om us at any
moment,’ and: would it- be well
with wa Le He ale et ue cone
sider,

VZou’ hear: people .. soy “ly
Faith.; does‘:it mean.

Have we: seperated: ourselves A

on Sunday?—-Could’ God lay his
would ie be. well with wo it He

tweet God jand:: men, , the man:

-;| Christ ‘Jesus—-*:

:Who..-gave. Himself. a ransom
for.; il egnrdlees what church

the Services of God? -not- only.,

in His

Mar-cCloud.iI must’ admitithat
wheir he: first. danced: on: to the!
-ringy> Fesplendant?! in the: most!

quires the, payment ” Of:
current debts and taxes |
but does ‘not bring in,

Oris. off |

collected.

sGreater! utilization is Zood éon-
| sérvation ‘and! lumber. research-|'
ers ‘are now. working*“on’«the|:

following techniques to increase
the’ greater use:;0f a tree! when
it)-reaches ;the; mill. pee

These-are'a' few of the future
possibHities from research. now]
underw :

1, The development of a mois-
turé-proof,: | fire-proof, insect
~proof: material: by‘ coating wood
with: a: thin layer of: ‘plastic and)
‘then ” exposing’ it to’“gamma ‘ra-
dilations which ‘would change the)
plastic's: molecular structure and|
-prodiice = a case-hardened Pro:
pauict.”

°2, The: use of gamma: rays ito
{measure the density “of wood,
to--sterlize wood" against -fungt
and: insects, and to cure much
more’! ‘rapidly than “present
methods the glue lines ‘in. ply-
wood ard: laminated ‘timbers. |:

3.’ The use of sound waves ‘to
‘eut Jumber—once atomic’ energy |:
develpoments. reduce. power costs
to’ the .point where.'this would
be economically, feasible. By te-|
placing ’ their. ‘saws.’ with | sound
‘waves, lumbermen would realize
a long-time:

tiful of T: have],
lever * seen'Vand> :with i‘shoulders|
that “would put “arprize’: “buffalo

the awe inspiring name\ot’ Chief}, :

vit
a large chested, 1:
didn't even: eae as® far,

ever,

torrshame::! 1 just” ‘pats breathless; :
thi? ‘His he!
large mouthed |

was

“when : “War; Cloud Mattel: shis
feathers he also doffed a :large}/
part’ of ‘hig: glamour! and Hisar
dance? became :‘’more ;: and -

dian. Brave, as: I’ have "things
‘@ian: Brave—no ‘matter what’ the!
circumstances ‘‘and:no big ».bad
Texan ‘should be: able to “push
him ‘ around.‘ Unless, : of course,

had. been Toenail
ing: ,the Indians, to adopt : the
Troquois, Cut:..

‘and::-unflinching under pain;|

elimination of. sawdust...

Uke a‘ turkey. trot..' Now.i an; Sine b

TO RIGHT. AW:

|. MARE: YOUR "SHOES JN, SHAPE: FOR THE- WINTER

*BESTER HAVE : THEM - , ATTENDED |
“THI

figured’ out, should stay :an.:In-|,”

he. doesn't : give. a “hang .W! hose ||

“Thad also expected Chier. War i
Cloud! to be. stoic, heroic, ‘silent)

‘alas!: my ‘hero :not only had: feet |;
cof) clay,” the’ legs ‘ofa: turkey |)
Gobbler, ‘but: also the instincts; of |}

30° Mave you. read The
hasai!

agreed that education makes, a good man a-better-
man, A broad education is perhaps more valuable as
a criterion in the: selection ‘ofa. school. trustee than
of a councillor or committeeman, as the trustee ‘will
be working in the :field of ‘education, and the better
he knows his, field the finer service he is likely to
give.

But, above all, look for the candidate with some

“get up and go” to him; the candidate with a pro- .

gressive outlook,-who has ‘confidence in the future of
our area, and who wishes his city,. ‘village or scHool
‘district to: advance with’ the Okanggan-Boundary-
Kootenays country. [f you know. of: ‘such @ man: run-
ning for office in your community, get’ out and vote ©
for him. lat

TEE “oy Mack.

PRIVATE TV IN CANADA -

Private television, where it is “not barred by, the

CBC monoply, is gaining ever-increasing impertonee:

. in Canada. es
Alert to its service potentialities,’ playing local
* talent, and ‘providing first, class entertainment, all at
no cost to the taxpayer, private television is “rapidly

becoming as indispensable as the local: newspaper “and .

the local radio station in: a ‘number of smaller Cana:
dian cities.

;S0 far as television is concerned, large centres
of: population such as “Halifax, Montreal, ‘Toronto,
Winnipeg © and Vancouver are lagging. for behind
smaller ‘communities’ which have «their own local

: private stations”: Events> of; local importance’ int these *
Slarger: cities ‘rarely ‘secure: Vv coverag
ers .of ‘television sets have: no; alternative but, to tune
‘to the s supposedly c Itural ‘prog ‘of ‘the’ CBC,
‘o. ‘go ‘to other extreme; to witness’ some wrestling
“bout vor. “sporting event . ‘taking place.. in 1 the, United

“Little wonder that. ‘Conadiaris are growing res-"
~ | Mis’ M: Townsend’ and: Mrs. vis
Caskey had charge of the ae ‘

der: the CBC’s ‘monoply of ‘television ‘in. the
‘larg cities. Nor’ ‘does the:monoply enjoyed by. CBC TV.
eppear ‘to: hav.

BC: deficit , for the. ‘current «fiscal ”

ion’ by. the Government at Ottawa of this 7
yorable features of CBC's eopelations

ember 19th. :.Guests were | re-

ey Bazaar and’ Mrs. L Couch, A.M.

~ | the -honor for the -next hour.

instead, own: .”

ed, the’ Corporation's finances. »
Rather, their revel seems to Have ‘been. ‘the case, with >

aa
4 oe Mrs)’ M. ‘Adie. Held fall leaves
and green: spruce with bright|>'

the. teachers. If you prefer, you

Some will = ionely

‘school,

sounding -seation . ery

A istration. by.

If you teally are

ing!

ke
ear opportunity ‘to.. chat; with! his: Brother whom’ he hath’ seen,
ur, t!

how? can ‘he!love God whom: m Be

may‘: make’ an appointment: ©. hath: not Cran Praee
g| meet. any
system ch the imin

.| This is’ the Gmaing © cymbat gand | 2401. z : “af

‘And * mmandment have
we ‘from ‘Him,-that he’ who lov-
eth God, love! his brother” also.

|showy but! equally -inetfective.|help the school help your arte
Some will loose the thurider-| help society: asa. whole, come
ing.-and lightenings ‘about the to the P-T.A. meeting on Mon-
heads of their own offsprings im- day at -8:00 pm. at, the high’
pose ‘stringent (if temporary)‘ re-|school. It’s aurEE ane what
strctions whieh like fhe ebatae| Sn do. ;

The Minto Chapter No. 79 - Or-
der, of- the Eastern Star, Castie-
gar,. held. a very, successful
Christmas Bazaar in the Twin|
Rivers Halt on Saturday, Nov-|,

ceived by Mrs._G. Askew, W.M.,
who also officially opened the

The head tea’ table, decorated
by Mrs. M.- Adie, held a horn
of plenty filled with - all kinds

green spruce, flanked ‘by novel
candle’ holders . made from” teal

Ctiristmas~ music “was ‘ played

lgoked after by, Mrs. N. Oswald,

et Mrs. ‘D; Bouthitler in charge: B

Mrs, A; ‘Anderson haa charge
uch Bean: Guessing Contest

—| red | auples holding. green candles} .7‘:°

and Mrs. B. Shellenberg,
The, ‘Kitchen committee con-

‘sale of. tea tickets,
|The Doo:
Mrs. N. Adie.” CONV COOR for the,

of fruit with’ fall “leaves and|:

apples * holding: the traditional] .

during the afternoon by. Mrs. TAL

“The fancy- work "table _ was}.

Door Prize was won by.

tt t ya

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~ Being set’ apart

tovdo the will of Got; in‘ every
way—mer in the Old Testament
were set apart for Priesthood.

Buildings. were. set ‘apart for|
servi :

raining? Have. we éperated

ourselves to the’ _Seryieen. at € Sod.

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“ber - 10th i ins the St Alban’s-Parish

Public. :
tickets’ Will “soon’ be on Sale. Ele-
cschoo]

the winner,

The: next-- meeting.
January.17th .at. the Parish
‘This. being ’-the:.Annual - meeting,

to. attend.

Holds Chrisimas’ Party

held ‘a. Christmas Party’ Tuesday
night at the: home ‘of Choir
Director, Mrs. C. Brodmian, {in

ment: Night -on - pele |
«the | Guides al hee

1: children’will' be | {

all ‘guides “and ‘brownies *mathers

;The: st. Rita's Church’ Choir };

‘honor of ;St. Cecilia—the -patron|

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