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he observed. She:

mn are seeking.
that‘ men’ don't |

God,"'why do women

‘wal these ‘fobs when they are

ee men'gre struggling to

because women are
id, “Equal pay and
itions of work, is

i SFighting the attitude that’

f onuallty

‘a frivolous pursuit, is
she said.

China, by Shelagh Day, a

member of the first group ot
women from the outside’ world
to visit mainland China. Women
and the Law: workshop’ was
conducted by Rachel Cormier of
the: Vancouver People's Law
School and Genelle teachers
spoke on “Children are People,
Too". 3

Hanne yensens gave two -

sessions on Human Rights and
Affirmative Action. Margaret

Ostrowski: gave workshops on

Psychology of ‘Women. There
were three workshops on Wo-

‘,men and Health out of which

may come a women's health
collective in the Kootenay.

Vita Storey of Outreach,

gave two workshops on Women |

and employment and Marcia

, Braundy.and Cathy Woodward.

gave. two workshops on non-
sexist child d rearing, which were
ti

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A ‘summary of the confer:
ence was headed by Susan
Charlton,’ B.C. representative
to the Advisory Council on'the
Status of Women. Tenor. of the
summary was that women have
‘a long way to go in many.

audience of close to 600’at'last
year's. conference, whereas,
there were: just: 75; wom
at the Friday: night‘sessio!
Nevertheless 'she ‘sald ‘she had

/ No Injuries
As Vehicle ’
‘Is Totaled:

A ‘single car accident which

(resulted in'a 1964 Ford Falcon’

oi day al 101 6th Ave. in Castle- Ss

‘being totalled; occurred ‘Satur-

gar,
Driver, Is ‘identified as,
Larry: Kazakol! 28); of, Castl

ot, were, Cora ‘by: ‘the:
“board of trustees at its regular.
October: board ute ;

parts, Micro-miniature Circuits «:.

The school also has several
workbooks for its commercial |

Win Lucerne, Switzerla
film: acclaimed. for its ‘poet

+ lizer'and 'forks.°

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Environmental ‘Education Teaching Aids
Available’ Through: Outdoors Unlittered
DID

‘sap'stirs in my,
veins, the farmer |
in me sees visions

Elementary school teach-
ers interested in involving their

students in environmental edu- »

cation are reminded of the
services and materials available
through Outdoors Unlittered, a
non-profit agency sponsored by
* government and industry:
With heavy emphasis on
personal care for and’ consider.

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Conscience and Comment

On Insulfing Alberta's Women

By Rev. K. Neill Foster
Travel Alber-\

has recently, been’
criticized): for. a:

applaud Mr, Notley for knock-
ing this ad, I hope he is
Successful in getting It re-
moved,

To me, it seems slightly
ironical that a government
should’ spend tax dollars em:

, “BP
sored commercial ad wh

theme is that Alberta offe:
“action”. In the ad, a girl who
being emb 1 by. her. mal

ation of the Out-
- doors Unlittered’s main theme
is centred ‘around a proper

: attitude towards the world in

which we live. Many teaching

1 aids are available.

|

Materials, available to
schools include posters, :ad-

hesive stickers, bumperstrips, °

car litterbags, brochures on
pollution contro) and helpful
hints on organizing’ anti-litter
campaigns, .A list ‘of ‘resource

‘materials available from other

as’ they’ frolic. imiong
cucumbers,’ there's * not “t
much to: it,” outside of aithing
cross-legged with’a flute, in-
‘order to get the string beans to
climb the ‘poles, *. ‘

There ‘comes a time, iof
‘course,'when one might have to

“Tes -plant the’onions' one‘ this:
‘ takenly pulled up'as weeds.

., Friendly neighbors ‘will ‘shake
» their heads’ sadly over your.
choice of seeds and tell you,

<j: about the 50-pound squash they,

+) grew last ye:

packages, ferti-

ter’ year, I) go
‘ough, the same ‘exercise in

a Inter. months of studying seed
Eeatalogues and heated debates
-on- the ‘merits of Dutch’ as;:.
vagainst California tomatoes, I
2 ‘Jaunch my apprenticeship i in
rfc 3s

ba Between ministering tomy

Beblistered hands and visiting the’
, chiropractor to’ straighten: out /!

y spine, the little beasties are
‘marshalled into! neat rows,
mlagged: with the: package in
-order to remind them what is

-expected of them, ‘blessed ‘and
Hilelt to go to it's

So what's a few months of -

eding , feeding,

thinning, stringil
zing for labels ‘snatched ‘up ‘by
5 Eine wind? It: must’ be.-the-
Gnothering instinct that helps: us

. You're temp!
“tojhand them’ the bunch’ of -
bananas you: ‘picked up'at the:
‘store—but the neighbor's dog
got at’ your. greenhouse last:
spring. {: ‘
‘Come harvest time and
borrowed wheelbarrows, the
‘hunt begins. Along with the:
dog bones rise‘up those lovely,

spuds, golf balls of sheer, magic.

‘The’ beets ‘turn out’to!be'all .

shead and. ‘no. belly, but\the ©

marrow ‘ offers’ itself. in’ abun-
dance for everything from

{ marrow. pie. to marrow soup.

-\ The trouble is, by the time
you've cleaned up the garbage,
put away ‘sticks, netting, tools
“and fertilizers, you haven't

- enough energy to raise a fork to

your mouth,

Little wonder I go through ©
the annual exercise of vowing
to. cover the. patch ‘witha
‘cement’ patio—until next. ti
shat: ial

sources is also available.

companion declare “No/mat-

ter, what kind of action he's got:
in mind, Alberta's got it.”

Grant, Notley,’ Alberta's
New Democratic Party-leader,
‘has ‘demanded the withdrat

‘of the commercial from the.
public air. waves. Commenting
on the commercial,’ Mr.:Notley
stated that, “Depicting women.

as sexual bait to attract touris

to Alberta is an insult’ to ev

‘women in the province.
Personally, I feel oblis

ploying a censor to
alter or forbid objectionable

+ film material, and then turn ~

around and sponsor’a very
Suggestive message of its own,

For years, the province of
Alberta had had no: problem

‘) attracting tourists. The pro-

vince's spectacular scenery had

been promotion enough. But
how, we've got a new angle—
“action”,

Alberta's natural land.

scape hasn't changed. Maybe
the change is in:its citizens.

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Senior Citizens’ Bowl
‘Enjoy an. Evening of Dancing

Members of the senior
citizens’ bowling teams had a

; Most enjoyable evening Tues-

day of last. week in their
Centre. They hadja’ delicious
supper which had heen pre-
pared by Mrs, M: Olsen, fol-
lowed by a social evening.
Mrs, A, McNeil said grace
with 42. members and guests
sitting to supper.
After-supper Mr. and ra,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 81, 1974

Bowling Team :

While Mr, Nixon called the
squares, Mr. Killough along
with Mrs, Nixon and Mrs.
Killough, helped ‘the sonic,

We ev You First
INSURANCE
hey for ‘

citizens with the
the squares, Mr. Killough also
did some ofthe calling. In
between a set of squares Mrs,
H. Johnson, seeomparied on
the plana by Mrs. A, Brady,
sang two solos.

Fred Bonnett vo}

entertain the bowlers ‘vith
‘some music on the banjo and
piano. Brian Bonnett delighted
those present with ‘a\isolo
accompanied by his mother on
the piano, Later in the evening
the 1: were joined by

Canada Savings Bonds

There have been over 39.4
million applications for Canada
Savings Bonds since, 1946, °

Mr. and Mrs, W. Nixon and Mr,
and Mrs, 'H.’Killough ;who set
up the record "player for. some
square ‘dancing. *:

Grateful thanks and deep
was d by,
Mr. J: Raine to Mr. and Mra.”
Nixoniand) Mr..and Mrs.” Kil-
lough for helping to’ make ‘the
evening such a success. Thanks.’
was also extended to Mr. and *
Mrs, Carry: and Mr. Cormier.
who are members of the senior. ’;
citizens and to the Mac Mixers
Dance ‘Club for helping those
who were not square ‘dancers,

insurance service
on all. classes
FIRE

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HUGH NICOL

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- 61 Maple Street

Castlegar, 8.C,

iA: Phone, 365-3392 |

but would like: to be.)

en-
pete formation of litter

patrols by elementary schools”

or environment clubs whose
activities include a year-round
anti-litter. campaign. To obtain
a’ brochure on litter patrolling
and a kit of materials, direct
requests to Outdoors Unlit-
tered,: 715-207 West: Hastings
Street, Vancouver, B.C,

The first, litter patrol was
formed in Victoria’ in'1969.
Today litter patrols. can be
found ‘throughout’ British’ Col-
umbia, ‘Alberta and’ the North-
west Territories. The’ program
is) the. largest..in | Canada,
involving ‘thousands of students
who are interested in express-
ing their, appreciation for the
en ment -through ' positive
a

“The ilitter. patrol program

has been’ sponsored ‘since 1969
by McDonald's Restaurants, an
industry supporter. of the Out-
doors 'Unlittered philosophy.

Materials are supplied free’

of charge to elementary schools
throughout 'the Province ‘cour:
tesy. of: McDonald’s.: (Litter.
patrol uniforms:canibe pur-
chased at $1.75 if. desired.) In
addition, each school receives.a
subscription to Newslitter, Out-
doors Unlittered’s monthly ‘en-
vironmental bulletin. Distri-
bution is free courtesy of ‘local

Super-Valu stores, another in- ”

Ns TODAY Ta, oct 3 FRIDAY, Nov. Vw
. AND) SATURDAY,) NOV. 2

"CARPET HEADQUARTERS: IN CASTLEGAR
+603 Columbia: Avenue }:

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"dreams nd © ex:
plained‘ to’ the: erate
‘Women's. Club that dreams are
vall piniticentren: “that two

and industrial’ classes.
12: lab. book and small’ motors
for. elect icity 8 and:11 can be:

‘transmit implises to the light." °
emitting diode (LED) a
which light up. :

Tells the hour, the minute.
the second, the date.. With a. mh

“SPF 1.4 & 1,8

a “
sist : of their. ancestry and assuré
rand the:economical**'"

. them the dog, cat and Kiddies in

SP- 1000.
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We invite: you fo come. in. and fook. around is

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‘ta the Heart of the ‘Costteaird Plaza
; ‘Phone (365-7269.

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“Partridge is senior princess and:

will be installed as honor queen’:

in: January: Other. offices ‘held:

by. local: girls. are chaplin Joy.
. McNabb, musician Laurie

«: kett-and’‘messengers Kit

Smith: and Cindy: Roth, libra

*“ian'Joanne Yule,, outer, guard

~ Kathy. Krutsky ‘and °senio
custodian Dena’ Smith.

The. Bethel has’: partic’
pated in‘the Trail Festival and

No Fire Loss

Reported.

On Monday

No fire‘loss was expel
ienced Monday. afternoon whe
‘right-of-way in the 700 block on,

© Columbia Ave. «
-were seen in:that' area: just)

; prior’ to the fire alarm being
‘sent out.)

"Mr. Lewis said children.

*

gal
‘annual candy.
; beth ‘the Trail a

“<poom¢and caused: extensive.

“smoke: damage: in’ adjacent
classrooms: atthe Twin. Rivers

TCU . ess 2 Ibs. $2.25

‘OP, Zing &Shatta ous |. T tins $1.00 |.

“The following isva poe ‘of Coslleges South
y iE Somege. ‘Financing: By-Law. No. 102, 974.

“The Council ‘is hereby authorized:

“ered to undertake /and: carry. out,. or: ca

<:eartied out, the construction of. the sewage
“shown’'and ‘described “ in’ general ‘plans®on’ file

3 in} the municipal - Qffice: and to-do all? things
= necessary. in’ conriection «therewith: and" ‘without

{limiting the generality (of the ‘foregoing: }
1.)°To borrow upon the credit of the municipality

the labels intended:to help you
distinguish the’ parsley from”
the carrots, but ‘one ‘can soon:
sort them‘out‘by. examining ’
their lower,members. Between
burrowing ‘underground to ex- ~
{amine -the progress: of the
potatoes, one sings siren : songs :
to encourage the bees to”
pollinate your tomato plants.
2If one is' prep: to’ play =
tag with the strawberry plants —

“WANT TO. SELL
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Call: Mary’ ;
365-3336: or.-365-5244
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: ation, says the B.C. Automobile
Association...
“The BCAA advises. females

“driving alone; to’ take ithe «

following ‘precautions:)
: ‘Keep the gas tank full; the
tip-top ‘shape, stay “on.
welllighted. Toads, avoid.
neighborhoods, even
if it'means going out of the'w way.
foors and keep the
_windows closed at all’ times: i
Keep’ your, purse, jewelry. and
packages out of sight. ‘The flash
ofa! diamond could bes the

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lighted streets. If’someone. is
loitering ‘about, walk past: your’
car till you can get trusted help.

‘Look in the car before opening '
. it, and take special note. of the

back. seat, floor. board.

‘another expert. Tell someone

your - route, destination’ ‘and:

time of arrival. Hes

If you have 1 a flat, Yyou'can
; drive slowly. However, you are
risking ruining the’ tire: and
wheel. Ifyou: break down,’ sit

still.-You ate safest in a locked,

(closed’) up ”‘car.’: Eventuall
someone wil come for you.

“> Should ‘a’ car.; block yor

{ path, blow: your’ horn repeat- °
vw. edly. for help, ‘but ‘stay’ in‘ the

locked car. If you are followed,
drive‘ to. the nearest. police or.
fire station. Don't leave the car:

to. walk home, even if it's close , -

by.
Forget about being kind to.

: ‘ol ers, about being:Jate to-the

party, or, being “overcautious.:

+ Think of Yourse : first and’.

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