12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 12, 1967

iGee are Not as se ulbless as Adults Think

sabe a picture shows four
sweet! in bein

nocent look and Dad's heart) T
turns over,
Yesterday my youngest| ©

ent children
woderly shepherded across the
street by. at, ea a ould
‘susp! ious ose
four. That is the  first-day-ot-
school look which they put on
with their new clothes, What

2 who is not quite
two, went up’to the bathroom

fpart of of the Ritual of a visit to
grandma,), and arrived down
waving ‘her pants in the air, She

is|then proceeded to put them on

fia Se have anything but an
nocent look.
Of course this picture is part
of an oventisemcRt & and a fetter
goes with it beseeching motorists
to look after her ‘at intersec-
tons. Which is very right and
but ‘she is eight years
od can ride and swim and ride
horses so why, she can’t look af-
ter herself? She probably can
but she puts on that sweet in-

but as she was: putting ¢ two le;

in one pant leé I said, “Help
that child on with she pants,
Her big ister sprang with alac-
rity to help her but her father

sald “Let her alone, She can do} to learn.

Her father was right. She
could do it herself and if at, an
early age they are expected to
look after themselves when they.
arrive at elght years of age they
should be

-' By FB; Pearce

ji il iN jh i TET GAM

“A. EREMENKO and

too much.

But don’t make the mistake
of ‘saying he is not old enough
‘That ‘is the cause of a
lot of f trouble at school, When‘a
child is said’ to lack maturity.
it often means the child has nev-
er been expected at an early
age ot think and do for himself.
He is immature because he has
not been bled to grow.

to do so under all circumstances,

Cosy Feet on Cold Mornings!

We Feature the Famous Foamtreads

Slippers for the Whole Family at.

Miaddocks

That may be why. boys do
not seem to do so well as girls
in the lower grades which are
usually staffed by women. Un-
they down grade the

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boys.

ofa It is a convention that pri-
inary gra grades are taught by wo-
men. It might be better if they
were taught by men for they
would not tolerate the piffling
books by which they are taught
to.read. Most of them are an in-
sult to the intelligence of a six
year old child. They would not
expect to talk baby talk to chil-

rut everywhere there is a
bursting out of educational ideas
and schools are not what they
were, There is more hope tor
the pupils than there used to
be.

Tobacco Virus
Found in Spuium
Gf Cancer Patients

Tobacco mosaic virus, which
causes a leaf disease in tobacco
‘plants, has been recovered from
the sputum and chest fluids
of cigarette’ smokers who have
lung cancer and other pulmon-

man patients causes tobacco
mosaic virus disease in tobacco
plants. But just what the role

obscures reports Dr. Ronald A.

LeClair. and associates of the
University of California, in To-
day’s Health News.

Golf Championship
Goes to Perehudoff

Bill Perehudoff with a hot
‘putter was able to overcome]
“steady” Jim Bileski on the 17th
hole to become club champion
of Castlegar and District golf
elub.

It was an excellent match,
with Bill’s sensational putting

difference which led

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Provinetal Library, 2
Parliament Buildinga,

Victorio,::B.C.

VACATION! IN GREECE was!
of Pi

‘a Furni astlegar. Thi
attended the annual sales conference of Hupp Canada, 'Ltd., after
an award-winning sales campaign’ at their Castlegar ‘store. While
in that country they saw the Acropolis tlie Plaka‘: in} ‘Athens, the
island of Hydra and ‘the Attica plain.

ott st Gham the possibi
declaring Captlegar 8 depr
or. designated” ar

Declaring that hae are cer-
tain’ financial advantages inher-
ent'in the'status of a designated
area, vice president Murray Lit-
-tle: said: that ‘possible benefit to

Castlegar. from. the ‘plan ought Ki

to. be. considered,
Golgar employees continues; for

ix: months, “we ‘willbe ‘depress-
oa" Mr. Little told the Castle-

thinking ‘in terms of
‘six months from now,’'-he added.
>) Mr, Little’ sald he understands
that’ a” designated‘ area’ receives
added incentive for industrial de-
velopment from the federal gov-
ernment,

‘This incentive takes ‘the form}:

ofa, government grant to“any
company which’ decides to build
Plants in such «an ‘area, ‘The

grant: may constitute as much as|*

one-third: of th

Get they applied for the
area, yel 12 for eo
grant and got te"

He added that he was nota at :
tending

ation i pe
of the oe meet etafef|

post-secondary.’ institu-|

fase he ‘said: explaining: that| staff.”
——S

Scouts, lo Get Hall

area

gating, he concluded.
“You ‘don't Bet anything uD-
less you ask for-it.’
$ i Derienntion of a depressea| .
“include: Castlegar!

board| alone, Castlegar and Kinnaird or

lege yet. This’ is the first region-
al college in ‘the province and| cast
they want to see the

the area from ‘west ‘of Kinnaird)
tough Sastlogar ‘and. as” far

“T¢ the ‘present. strike {of|),

e capital cost of| :

panguet ‘was: Dick ‘Wayling, a local:teache

renown. Showy’to Mr. Wi

Golf.Club’s annual
er.and a golfer:of some '
tare ‘Mrs.° John: Landis,

fayling’s ‘right
wife of the ‘club Erosion and‘ Tom. gar vice president. In;

the background ‘at left‘ can
sented at the banquet. Chief award

jal. Trophy, Pricture f to club champion’ Bill Perehudot® Aisa.
show icture is Mre. Lorne Zinio. i

ie it for the average

and other facilities and mieet the}:

‘Members of the Board are
Dean S. N. F. Chant, former dean |*
of studies:at' UBC and author of]:

‘| the famous Chant xepirt on edu-}:

cation;~ ‘Dean: Tan}:

‘Victoria; R. L. Ws
r| department Mot Anthropology and

ed over to. ‘the; Scout" group. ata
Saturday.

: ceremony.

A project “of; the i Jocal Kiw-
ie building was pur-
ed from the: former owners,

ria;
Prof. R.’ J. Baker, : ead of the
English’ department at Simon
Fraser University; Dr. C. D. Nel-
60n; head of the biology depart-|

ment at-SFU; Prof..C. B. Bowie, E

has! faculty of law, UBC; Harry‘Ev-
registrar. of the

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and

“} Dennis Franklin of ‘Vancouver,
of the board. | lan

Daily. average was 417. andl P ,

the’ busiest’ day ‘was Aug. “27
when .the attendance was.1,000.

ths Provincial alia, Ane

Jand; ‘West’ Indies, ‘New! Zealand,|*

south Africa, Spain and Switzer-|

* Summer’ ai idan
-|:can- gametes 26 “miles ‘north?:of | to
exceeded. 14,000: The ae.

sees coe ee

Selkirk Instructor
Appeared on we

deacon’ Resker.
Another. cvent to take pase

-@t the ceremony: will be’ presen-

to the youths who make: use of
the hall.’

‘Satellite Radio
Slalion Mooted
For this District

Cast fastlegar. may soon have.a

stl fay independ t

lew to lependent. oper-

ation: within: two years, - an of-
ficial of ‘radio CKLN in Nelson

said last: week:
g before the Castie-
hamber.’ of

>, Appearin;
Bar and © Districts xe)

“West Cameroon Deputy -
| Minister. Speaking Hear

The - ‘West Kootenay “Branch,
of the Canadian Institute of In-
ternational : Affairs will hold ‘its|
first meeting ofthe 1967-68
season next Tuesday at Selkirk
College...

Guest speaker will be Dr.)

Bernard Fonlon, deputy foreign

minister of West Cameroon.
Dr. Fonlon’ was‘* born © in
‘| Nsaw, West Cameroon, ‘in 1924.

ca He received his primary. educa-

tion. there, continuing with sec-

ondary. studies in Nigeria..{:
Following a period of teach-
ing-he travelled to Europe where
he: studied at the Irish National
and

is now: a deputy minist er in the]
ministry ‘of foreign ‘affairs.

-“ One’ of ‘Dr. ;Fonion’s major
personal: concerns is the: unifica-
tion of East and West Cameroon
and the’ use of French and’ En-
glish in both federated states.. He
is fluent in both Tanguages.

Syringa Creek.

Park to Go Ahead:

Assurances: have been’ given
the Castlegar and District:Cham-
der of Commerce that the Syrin-

ga Creek: development is going
ahead.) :

Doug

Gun ee alag director of the
Nelson ’ station; explained: ‘de-| the
tails of the plan-
Mr. Glover’ ‘sald that - the,
Castlegar station; to be operated
in conjunction with Nelson ‘pro-
will” begin’ with ‘at

gramming,: Ww:
+> least ‘four, ‘hours of broadcasting.

U at the

ot Oxford. He holds‘a Ph D from
Irish; :National University

and a Diploma in Pedagogy from

ation. and parks com-| Ay

the:second-world war who were|
in ‘the ‘Canadian “Army ‘Intellig-
ence. ‘Corps, Far. astern, Opera-
tions. ::

The ‘occasion was the grand
reunion at King Edward Hotel|

recently, - “little
‘was known “about the eS all
the wide’

‘| astronomical

ny | oe:
y | fir

ja “cigarette, the cost, of which
runs into six figures.:

But for forest:ranger Hugo
Wood of the . Castlegar ranger’
district. B.C. Forest Service, such
an idea-is not difficult at all.

In the case of the Bent fire

In estimating the cost of this

W. record ‘fire |in’a record season,

ranger Wood quoted some of the
0 figures “not often!
brought. to the attention of the

public. :
R the Canso water

‘Working. recently = in- the,
Sheep Lake area, ranger. Wood
said he: watched ‘a crawler. trac-
tor uproot.a
still-dry earth about six inches|
below the surface.

In: spite: of the heavy rains

twas] Jately,: the: subsoil is. still

‘fires.
This ‘will. be. true: until. there. is

tree, to reveal aed

Theft of. Dam Tools
Brings a $50: Fine.
Rudi’ Franke, of no fixed)

when ‘he’ appeared in ear
magistrate’s. court’ on a charge

| of: theft under $0, 2
Mr. leaded ' guilty|

toa tharge af thelt of tools tron
employers at the: Arrow dam-

abode, was fined "$150. xecentiy,| Were

ed on’ the“blaze is $37.60, per
the superior :- Phos-Chek
inhibitor #125 per load.

sc ote ingen
pect of .such’ a. huge. conflagra-|
tion,- he ; Beinte id. out that al-
though it.is considered exting-
aished for Forest “Service re-
cords, there are
smouldering, : burs
casional’ and short-lived same.

One of these, near the ed;
of the highway to Nelson, was
reported ‘by two’ separate indi-
viduals to’ the ‘forest service.

The . chance - of * monetary
damage from such “eleenerss is

lorful | 2
Personne}, ang the tee oe 1S
performed.
Most of the sergeants were’
Canadians of Japanese origin,

as they usually erupt in areas al-
ready: burned. over.
y illustrate the. tre-
mendous and long-lived power
of such a forest fire.

spots
3 into. oc-|naird, has’

Mike Crawford, 5 ‘son of Mr.
‘and. Mrs. Jim: sr ford of Kin-|

- Danang,
‘Viet Nam, for service at a US:

Military perso!
mitted to leave the:camp and as
a result all the facilities for daily’

are Dp cwithin the

living and recreational activities}

sear Man: is —

of. the: base.
He said they get the latest
movies, ‘have live stage enter-

and all areas of Asia where ens}.
emy-Japanese operated. |~

They were attached to ‘the
US; ‘British, East Indian . and|

mittee
said: last Thursdey, that he « ‘has | army.
“received assurances from many

of:the L that

Dr, Fonlon isa i
member and ‘director of the bil-
ingual Cameroon cultural review,

Abbia,
election to the|

similar en is being
brought. before residents of the
Creston “area, under: Mr.‘ Glov:
er’s direction:

his
Federal National’ Assembly — in
April,1964 as a representative
‘of West Cameroon, ‘he entered

it is going -in.”

Surveyors are’ now aoing
preliminary ‘surveys © for“ con-
struction * of roads,” he «said:
“They did not know anything of
the ‘time. .They- are concerned

the federal government’ as spec-| 0
‘Hal ‘assistant to the ee He

only. with ‘construction. of the
park: a a $

stralian armed forces and at|
dimes with the Dut nutehy

ae heic varied services includ-|
ed espionage, translation of ‘cap-
tured enemy documents, screen-

ing of per-|

sonnel and war crimes trials.
Because’ of . his previous

knowledge of Japan. and the Jap-|

teers will be canvaseing, indus.

homes

anese Mr,
was.able to begin his military
career.as.a second lieutenant,

He later rose to the ‘rank ot tap

The KRC ¢

1 Way to

drive:is well underwa:

for the group said.
‘The ‘three ‘letters. stand: for
; Kinnaird, Robson and Castie-

gar; the three original member |

goal ‘of: the drive,: 920,000" will .

be reached
Covering.

from Blueb. {
the wivees (goes: beyo nd
the: era ‘definition. set:
thele Ri

parca involved in ‘the

‘donations,
ition to cccepting cash

or San ‘pledg , canvas-

helps 2 the cpeaton of more

sers also have ‘cards:

ing ‘payroll deductions for em-. :
ayer of Celgar and Comineo.;

‘or: public-|

$0
Pictures oF: all: the canvass
Sirectors appear dinsidé, othe

: Torn Sta ‘cha ‘director. of. shotel

9] Dursed ‘some ‘$19,000. to : chari-

tries,
seeking 8 upport in order that
be reached.

Many’ are ‘already contribut-
ing through payroll deductions
and it is hoped this will continue.
Others may wish to do the same
and a canvasser can arrange this.
Some‘may wish to: make’ doua-
tions by cheque or cash, in whici:'
case the canvasser give an
official receipt.

New residents and those who
are staying with us ‘for a while

supported by. the Community
Chest to al

Chairman Urges. Support
For the Community Chest.

During this period, volun EB

are invited to contribute .be-|\:
cause the recreational facilities} *

this year’s goal of $20,000 may] Bx

Dick’ Wayling
+. . General Shelemen

it are ll rest
dents ‘and their families,
Last year the KRC directors,
representing “ each ‘district, dis-

table institutions, youth - 01

‘This was

made possible aon: the gen-

erous donations made by indus-
citizens.

izations, welfare agencies

re-' is earnestly requeste

support .of
-| this very yeanteated. endeavor]

s}-tible, threw
: the

am.
Ren © department spokes:
Han “sold: Armond Greenwood,
‘owner of the 1957-model conver-
a quantity of flour
ir of his

The blaze was ‘extinguished

by the time firemen arrived at
the ‘scene,

Cause had not been deter-

| mined ‘at: press time.

2No estimate age was