ONE MAN'S OPINION
ee SEIN

‘There is no ques-

to ‘cut ‘its ‘appropriation ‘in|
fe school hudeee ted when

Support for Educational TV

By F. 5, Pearce

thought of it, ‘

When I was able to think
i concluded that they knew next
to nothing about in ‘schools
and couldn’t care less; To quote
one parent: “What if they do

Led! 310k a full seloction of

. SAVAGE SHOES

for thildron

ve ‘TV in schools, what are

Ss ALS
y
Maddo
LEER RAINE
‘schools for jay but to take 7 >
‘the littie monsters off our necks,

“This -is° deplorable,” ’ q|
‘thought. .“I did not know that }

4 ‘s0.shall i
‘T-must ‘interview some teachers.

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FIELD & STREAM

Grouse Season Opens with Bird Shortage

Quite a few of
our local nim-
rods have been

and quite a few

animals have

iAeonieem come in, wayne
Benjamin is the first man to

out ms local deer, having bagged

a buck last weekend and one the

weekend before. Craig Pettit and

Len Fornelli each brought in a

buck from up above Deer Park,

oy; im the top fan competition
held by the local pistol club last
Sunday on the range, a comhina-
tion of silhouettes and formal
targets were shot on all cours:
es. Top gun took high ageregat fe
for all courses, and a trophy
donated by George Kardash on a
lovely gold colt:.45 on a mahog-
any base — winner. was Aubroy
Leverldge, ‘with a score of 461
x i

‘Winners

By Jack White

uite a few of the boys hit their
favorite spots with a vengeance
over the weekend, not too many
birds came in. Val Flanders man-
aged five for the two days, while
Ritchle Martint and Bob King
could ‘only ‘find three from Re-
nata to Edgewood and back on
Years this trip would be good for
ears Ip would be

A full bag limit, but as predict-
ed by game biologist. Ray Des-
march the grouse crop this year
is low due to 4 tough spring.

wait a couple of weeks and if it
is as low as early results indi-
eate, lets ask for an’ immediate

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hile Keith Stetske and Ivor
Reinsbakken and Byron Stetsko
brought back two goats from
the East Kootenays. The boys
got the goats, ‘Ivor said and he
enjoyed the trip.

Leno Griffoni, his son Bruno
and Eddie McInroy worked hard
in the East Kootenays and came
back with a bull elk and a bull
moose. A. tough and g ling
trip Eddie stated.” No" ‘doiib

spoke to ‘people here about it
T gota mixed reaction. i

My ‘friend;'\Mike Brennan,’
snorted ‘when ‘I mentioned ‘TV.
in schools. He is 80-year of age
and inclined to be ‘backward-
looking. ‘When I went to school
back in Bruce County, Ontario,
85-year-ago, we “didn't have’ no
TV. We had a teacher who made
us see pictures with the help of
a hickory stick,” he said,

SS can quote you as

closure and keep it closed for.
a year or two, "The common de-
nominator on the ‘grouse popu-
lation has been a decreasing bag
every year, or at least so it seams
to me in this district, and if this
is so, for:the good ‘of the birds,
and future generations, give
them a res zy

‘Speaking of declining popu-
Jntions in our wild life, local
fishermen have been asking gov-
ernment officials to stop the egg

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GRAPES

TOKAY

I ‘shall probably ‘get more sen-||/
ae Then eo ached princi

hen I approached princi-/}
pal Fussiman ‘on the subject =
“Splendid; marvellous, an ‘epoch-.|
making event. I'm all for it,”
he ‘said.
But when I told this to the
youngest teacher he laughed up-
roariously and said: “I'can just
see old Fussiman in front of
the mike being important.”

a mimicking voice he

said: “Good morning children.

deer, A. dge,: score 79;

"fire, A. Leveridge, score 81;
sow Ate A fire, I jardine,
score 90; 50 feet rapid fire, J.
Ss re eek ae A, Leverdge,
466, first; J. Jardine, 459, second;
B. Fletcher, 438, third; R. Lee,
417, fourth; H. Allan, 410, fifth;
J. Sinal, 340, alxth; J, Schlattner,
318, seventh; G. Kardash, 158,
eight.” *

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How to get there? If it's a
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flying is your best bet. It's dull,
left cramped, the baggage handling

3 [is little short of

and {TI

By Bill Smiley

those snarling assistant manag:
ers, supercilious desk clerks and
larcenous bell-hops during the
Post-war period? They've all dis-
appeared. To the place to which

there’s always a Jong ride into
town from the airport, for
which you pay. But, you're there
in a hurry,

Trains are lurchy and rather
slow, but you can ‘relax, There's
nothing like a stroll through a
train to add some color to your
trip. Black and blue, Prices are
fair]

mont

planning a tri , or wish.
'd taken one.” H

's nothing more

tott

ig old

ma pee gm any tule,

pu ‘The 4

ue the aren ate ‘01 rn

ie mo: ge is and D;
has retired, E

way
and

ed you and get
there.
ly the best way to

tly them, I
hope. This summer I was rather
severely shocked to meet a

: ‘Then
being against
“Totally

educational TV. | ‘Th;

T is is your. genial principal

y,” he

“Don't take any notice of
grandpa,” said young Mike “I
think it’s keen Fancy being able
to see good science experiments,
That'll be something. Til say.”

Gane! they show that and music

n TV. p

“They can't show music on
2,

TV.” sald young Mik
“They can so,” said Mary, in

if they were going to start an

friendly a
‘bell-hop with a sense of humour,
and no less than three courteous

had better go. So
I left just as the battle .was
starti

ing.
Thad orders ‘from my wife

cab drivers. My wife nearly faint-

ed when one-of them jumped

ouf and opened the door for her.

Needless to say, this was in The
est,

There's

ll your
very.

. Now, have a happy, happy
trip. ,

to me they proceeded to tell me
singly and together. what they,

-|and whose that little

a voice which convinced me that | t

from the office in
the Central School. Aren't you
fortunate children to be in this
warm comfortable school with
the wind and snow outside. I'm
sure we shall all be happy to
do our best work.
“Miss Jones,

I do wish you
would make your

class sit still
x girl in
grade ‘two sucking her thumb,
such _childishness.

. “Well I’m happy to SAY @x-
ams will start tomorrow and I'm
sure you're all looking forward
‘0 them. There will be a meet-
ing for teachers every night this
week at four p:m.!""

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The “we” referred to a
number of women sitting drink-
ing coffee and smoking cigaret-
tes. A rather faded bunch of
lilies, I thought, who evidently
toil not neither do they spin,

“Yes, come in.” They chor-
used, “and tell us what “you
think of TV in schools.”

Then, instead of listening

1867 1967

by JOHN W. FISHER
CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER:

Canada’s
Centennial
Report

os for the wrong date.
a raty nett, ttes. Pack eure

are going to need, and then leave
AIRLINE.

RE SERV. ATI ONS About food. The prite of good

meals, anywhere, make a
strong man weep great salt
tears. Only solution is to take
along a large plastic bag filled
with bologna sandwiches, dill
pickles, cheese ‘and other 'g00-
dies. About the third day on the

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it tips. The dime is a
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used only in vending

THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

a
me!

teams
traverse the historic
from
Montreal. ‘The fact that  Cana-
pa sitetehes Aco sons to ‘sea Pre
Is due pai ‘othe existence of

trip, it looks, smelis and tastes | thi

by water across

Ihave written before about

be travelled by our Centen-
I Canoe Pageant next sum-
I.

Ten canoes manned by
from the provinces will
waterway

@ Rocky :mountains to

is and other waterways,
The “north .west passage”

beginnings when

many’ other ‘ex-
lorers

The quarter is rapidly Boing the
same tay. But have one pocket | ¢!
stuffed with them and the other
with dollar bills, ‘and you'll see | fi
nothing but smiling faces and
friendly outstretched hands all
along your route,

About service. The country | t!
is going to pot. al

e
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of Montreal in their hunt for a
route to China.

found, it became the highway of
lt} that there
be exploi

he west.

_ rhe explorers discovered the
first part of the waterway west
Then, once

he fur traders who had learned
was ‘local’ wealth. to

Across
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by ¢
day, set out to find a northern
shipping route through the Ar-

= much closer than

Waile the fur traders were

Producing considerable commer-
(lal canoe traffic between Mon-
ea.
other people were still intent‘on

B 0 s Ss E 3 S finding Sree west passage for

and the Rocky Mountains,

Twenty-two years before
onfederation Sir John Frank-
Ic 3 al-

tic with two Royal Navy ships,
the great 4,000-mile water route the Erebus and the Terror.
exactly half your luggage «at to
home, and you'll be just right. | ni: men on |
when they
area 845,

Jast in July of that year by an-
other
Bay.
Terror vanished and none of the

from England, from the United
1 Canada was est-| States
ablished long before the time ‘of
Confederation. In fact, one might
Say, it*had its
Columbus and

Hudson's Bay Co. searched >for
the ‘lost explorers without suc-
cess, en

Pp ly sought a] er years proved that the Erebus
Seaway to the far east through

ted “bs
ship in Baffin’s Bay.

a large party of white men trav-
elling south near the mainland,
Srageing a@ small boat and sleds;
China ‘or ‘India, ae shout spin cores me

: to the 129 men.

search expedition Provided: in-
ti é *

There were 129 officers and
Franklin’s two ships
entered the Artic

ley were seen

Passing ship in Baffin's
Then the Erebus and the
ever returned from the Ar-
Ie. a

Numerous ‘expeditions sent
and by groups from the

Evidence uncovered in lat.

Terror, trapped ‘in Ar-
had not ‘beer. “abandoned

As late as 1850 Eskimos saw

acally -Luppen-
1859

Franklin was lost but: the

‘anadians to-

‘or if of a
vast area of the Artic with its
co.
straits.

mplicated ‘island, inlets and:

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