12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 1, 1967

SUGAR AND SPICE

By Bill Smiley) ;

Readers Write Re Teenager Comments

When you

H write a column| dri
like thls,

, you
et some reac-
ion, If you 'di

not it wouldnt) B

be worth writ

ing, because “i

! wouldn't be

srorthy reading.

A recent column has pro-| }'
duced reaction, It dealt with
the load we heap on teen-age
tea? generally, and contained a

what my 16-year-old, spe-

, to do in the next
few weeks.

‘Two letters arrived smart-
ly, ithen a third, The first was

KD., of Owen Sound.
‘our, column is not up to your

‘d. Not quite si
frank. It might have been ‘|
you had turned the ray o on
ourself as well as on the cri

ics of the young people of lf

day — whoever they may be.”

Critics? K.D., meet be E.
Taylor of Toronto.
that he has met a few decent

ned and avoided wherever
sible.” ae

&. D. “Any sane
gon would Row your daughter
is trying to do too much. Re-

we had but fat jinltiative and
ve, And about 3
things he ene A while in
high school. Come Lon

be sensible. Sure,

Depression.
pie goes on: “Matric had to

aircon ioning nowhere.”
still does, old boy, in most
and furthermore, it’s about t!
times more difficult than the
matric you and I passed. And
the universities demand stand- |15,
ards far higher, for admission.
Back to K. D. “Bet your |P°
mother would have had more.
didn’t have

you are hereby invited

KD.,
big | 98 to give my Saughter some of that

lon’t blame me if
you sates Ee feom the conference | Pu!

un: bloody and bruised.

There’s more of the
from K.D., * and a 1 of it good

sense. It ends: “Baloney to. your

p-to-date
stuffy at all! Hol! Hot””

Well, ho-ho to you, K. .D.
You've been reading too many
)Jarticles about punk Parents, 3 and

not enough about punk
you, think drink and drugs “and
sex are red herrings, in rela-
tion to teen-agers, you'd better
pull your head out of that sand-

3 | pile.

There you are. One corres.
pondent says it's the parents’
fault. ‘The other says it’s the

Lee Se eee ee both wrong. And

And then came the third 2 let
. ter, palm to tortured nerves.
¢|1t was from an old friend, ‘ralth
Ri Ont, She is

’jand nervous tension exp
by eae to

exhausts me just being 2 on on-
Lea So Bor you, Bill, for

ting thoughts into
words.”

And bless K. D. and L. E.

Control. Not

Centralized Planning 4 is not
worth a hoot, said icipal
Affairs Minister Dan ‘Campbell

by'|at Duncan recently.

wedding), have al
and get as much f
as ve: have’ out o!

A

He said alot of baloney
has been talked regarding what
the government inks & spout

planning.
Speaking to an audience of
70 at a Chamber of Commerce
sponsored meeting, Mr. Camp-
Een said 99 per cent of the area
of B.C. is unorganized and one
two gs must happen in

of
the |? growing area.

Kids. They have it'too soft. Says
they have more advantages than

Either the people:must de-
vise or have elven to them a

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‘Minister Says Central

Any Good

device to. locally control’ Plan
ning and decide on land use, or

the province in a:central way §

must do it. acca netth
Mr. Campbell said if neither
is done: the pbeinee could, for
example, have an undisciplined
pollution problem.
He said: “I don’t think B.C.
should become another Califor-

“There - isn't a beaurocrat
born who can make the day to
‘day decisions :on land-use for
areas .800° to 900°. miles: Sway.

from the capital. A’ beaurocrat
just can’t. Gori it effectively.

“A process so divorced from
the local scene and

red|§

bi
And bless you, dear heart.

Port Alberni! appears biG be
one ‘of * the “necessary” stops
in a B.C, bank manager's career.
Gil Suter, new. manager of the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce in Castlegar, has been
there.

“It’s interesting to note,”

at the same time I was there, .| ry,
ag were the present manager,
of the 4 Netson branch of) thi

the. Trail
and the Castlegar manager of
the Bank of Montreal — who
is now leaving.”
Mr. Suter pointed out that
he had also noted the succes-

“Tm glad to be here in Cas-
tlegar,” Mr, Suter added, “I’ve
heard much about the Kootenays
but have never been here be-
fore, Castlegar is a progressive
town — the best. part of the
West Kootenay to be in.”

Married and the father of

banking career, Mr, Suter began
in Vantlerhoof "and has been at
more than a dozen other places
‘throughout the before

said Mr. Suter this week, ‘that |;

Castlegar Socials
C. M. Henne’ of Van-

‘couver spent geverale days visit-
ail and, 1 Christina

left by car on

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couver, where they attended the
Grand Chapter of British Col-

Schellenberg, Mrs,

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and Mrs. D. Duncan. ‘They

return home tonight.

Mrs, Johnson, Mrs. Sherbi-
ko and Mrs, Duncan ‘were in the
grand ‘choir, Mrs, Schellenberg
was an assistant Grand Warder

and Mr. Duncan was an assist-
ant Grand Sentinel. ©
Mrs. W. Easton was a patient
in the Castlegar and District
Hospital. She is expected home
this weekend.

Work at Arrow
Not Responsible
For Any Flooding

J. W. Milligan, B.C, Hydro
reservoir engineer, said this
‘week that construction work at
Arrow dam would not have an;
significant effect on any fl
ing that may occur in the Arrow

region year.

Milligan issued - this
statement to equnteract un-

at have heen
| ie ee in some barat tf

dro. eny

By eers
atudsing: the situation along the
central Arrow Lakes to deter-

on roads, communications and

coming to Saatlegt

Cathy Abrossimoff
Delivers: Valedictory
Graduation Address

of local: attitudes \ and ‘a: itn
tions is a hopeless Pronosttl
. Campbell

in terms’ of aaerer ee

ment must be. ecided locally.
He said: “In my view. cen-

tralized planning is a bad thing

The is the valedic-
tory address delivered by Cathy

‘9 | Abrossimoff at.the SHSS gradu-
exercises, last. Th

eople and homes
would be te alee ople ey flooding
this: year than in the -past be-
cause oof the considerable amount

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FIELD & STREAM

Open Season Sought on Cow Moose

To ;miaee who
like’ to hunt in

the East Teaotene
ay, and who have
looked at all ihe th

Ray
Demarchi has ankey for a
antlerless season this year, fay,

clusive,

The bull kill has remained
relatively stable from 1950 to
1966, producing 500 moose per
year on an average,

The post bull season of 20
to 25 bulls per 100 cows is un-
balanced compared to our most

roductive herds where cows are
‘vested, In these herds the ra-
tios vary from 50 bulls per ‘100
cows to 100 bulls per 100 cows.

The carryover of calves ‘to
yearling age per..100 cows is

lower than in‘ areas where any
sex season is held, Although the
spring counts are based only on
casual, occasional sightings, it is
obvious ‘that the newborn calf-
cow: ratios ‘are’ considerab!
higher than the late winter ca
cow

harvest and hunter success data
tae the moose,

East. Kootenay
ulation © is’ not * increasing. ‘chair

ether there -are ‘two .mooge
per square mile or $0 moose

square mile, :the habltet ts aan

eas over‘populat|

Therefore it is Ray’s conten-
tion that to 1 maintain a
inced, hi

edie

must be taken
and he hopes that with a short

Ys
started’ a rifle shooting branch
the chairmanshi ort Dr.

ratios.
It is obvious from the hunter {tah 8

wellbal- ied the

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clubs started to raise a’ big hue
and cry over Ray's proposa! put to
the Castlegar club which has
considerable’ dealings pes na
biologist are backing his stand
100 per cent as was evidenced
by ‘ballot at the last regular
meeting.
The Castlegar Club has also

under

tion, and I believe it is a ee be

for iy ardent hunters,
ith practice we all Sevelop,

into bere shots, ant

cleaner and surer kills with

less wounded game left o

die in our fields and forests, lf

y | was the killer...
While he was as his

a’young lad came in witha
12'pound 6 ounce Kamloops also
taken in the Deer Park area. So

The
ig special ae for 1987'0:

By Jack White

and at one tlme we. had fish on
all. three lines the youngsters’
had out at the same time.

LJ
eck ted and’ they ‘lost well
tem 40, and that in a little over
two hours oi of Hhing | e, That's
where the action when you
can get youngsters out'in the
wide open spaces, and catching

1 I sont think ive. ae
pl leasure Of 80 many Uy; _

across the water, or listened
to youngsters enjoying nature
an:

the
those three ha had “last Sine
Who knows, ay le it can be
arranged.

West Kootenay
Stamp Collectors
Received Awards

Several West Kootenay stamp
collectors received awards sr
their exhibits at VANPEX 1:
the 27th convention and oxhibe,
tion of the Northwest Federation
of stamp clubs which met in the
Bayshore Inn,.. Vancouver, » last|
Sai lay: through’ Monday: ss
Centennial -Plaqu

won Won by M Ethel’ Bailey

or. the best. sho
beret stamps witha:
cal theme. Mrs.

2. Bailey
a_silver medal for her exhibit

Geo!
ceived
New Z

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