U.was just a two-
buck belt. You did-
n't even need it.
You even had
enough bread to
buy it. But, you lift-

just for kicks.

What you didn’t
think about was
the fact that shop-
lifting. is stealing.
Yes. Stealing. And
stealing is a crime.
And crimes are
punishable by law.
Some kicks,

ed it instead. It was ©

home was when
the store detective
nabbed you on
your way out. Then
you. got taken to
the’ manager's of-
fice. Then you got
taken to the police
station. Then they
called your folks.
You started to feel
.a little bit sick:

dor ‘age. But juven-
iles who steal get
police records; too.

“Ws Ike a tattoo.

Never washes or
wears off, ‘It. sticks

fo you. Some kicks.

Maybe it: didn't
happen to you. Or
not yet. But think
about it. Shoplift-
ing can wreck your
life in seconds.

These Merchants Care
«Do You?

That's what I call sail power.

P & G Builder's: Supply Ltd.-:

Carl's Drug Mart

Helen’s Flower & Gift Shop

Monashee Sports |

Pete's TV Service

Super-Valu. No. 55

GLS Electronics Ltd.

The Book Shop .

Oglow’s

Castlegar Drug

MacLeods Store

Stedman’s Department Store

Simpsons-Sears Ltd,

“The Klothes Kloset _

#ield’s Store

Robinson Stores -

Caldset General Store &'
Loundret Ltd.

Karnie’s

Mitchell Suildall

West's Department Store

No Library Referendum
Vole for RDCK this Fall .

The Regional District of
Central Kootenay will not hold
a referendum on the Kootenay
Llbrary rz Sraten Society's pro-

a library network in
the Koato ys as planned,
ai setore resolved at Satur.

meeting.

a decision to take no
further action on the referen-
dum bylaw was made after the
provincial Library Develop-
thent Commission reluséa te
fund the
other two Tagional iatricte
involved in the proposal had
already re;

2) Easlier this month the City
of Castlegar, which had indi-
cated it would put the proposal

of the Kootenay Library: Sys- °

tem to referendum when the
municipal election is held, re-
cinded that motion.

‘Correction
- Mrs. Steve ae or fi

when appearing in a
the Oct, 9 issue of the inten

News, was erro

fied as Mra. Steve Gallo Sr as
ahe boarded'a:PWA flight to
Vancouver with her grandson
= Gallo,

This step was taken after
council evaluated that the pro-
posal had more to offer the
people at considerable less cost

than the present system and

gave its support without going
to the people.”

Society information officer
Helena White said the LDC
refused to fund the project in
‘one regional district alone. *

Soclety members, confi-
dent the proposal would be

ted by all
sooner or later, had shed the
Loc to fund the project within
¢ RDCK if regional voters
ed the proposal.

Society members are now
meeting with Regional District
‘of East Kootenay directors to
hammer out an agreement.
Members intend.to meet with
Regional District of Kootenay

Boundary directors later.

Mrs, White said changes to
the proposal ‘would be minor
adjustments and rearrange-
ments of costs. The proposal
still has to conform to the
libraries act_and LDC. stand-

is, .

She sald if agreement is
reached with the two districts,
membera will be hoping for a
referendum next spring. /

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

$1,200! That's right! We have
banked more than that amount

- from the B.C, School Sports

Draw ticket sales.

‘That means our school can
keep $600 for its own’ special
Sports program.

‘Thank you, everybody who.
supported us... you're topsl!
eee

udy and Julia have found
out from class registers which
is the most common Ghettien
name of both our grade 8
and of our grade 8 boys, Cat
you guess?,

Remember, when these
names were given us, we didn't
have any say in the matter
whatsoever!

You'll have to, go back to
1961 or thereabouts... We are
living proof: of what ‘was
considered attractive all those
years agol

ee

aie
‘While you ‘are pondering, .,

we are cooking up’a' scheme!

student in the school to tell us
which name he would choose if
he had the chance,"

Do’ you'\think’ they'll
match? We have listed the
names moat often found, this
achool year, at the end of our
column. Next week we will list
the students’ own choice...
We're guessing they'll be dif-

* ferent!

eee

‘Allen Isakson brought a
book to Listening. Skills
that really fascinated us, It was
‘about the Coastal Redwoods of
Northern California,

As: you. probably. have
heard, some of them are more
than 9,000 years old ‘and are
still growing,

.(You‘ean actually touch’ trees
300 feet tall with diameters of
more than 20 feet!)

But did you know that they
have a resistance to’ both
disease and fire? It is because of
their thick bark and the small
amount of resin it’contains,

Further, the wood is soft.
and sponge-like in quality al-
lowing it to absorb’ water
jeasily,

Elsewhere in this paper is 4

poem’ abotit? the Redwoods
iwritten, by. the builder of the
Golden Gate Bridge.

Castlegar

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LEGION HALL
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 29th”
205 p.m, ‘and 7 fo 9:30 p.m.

N

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Last week we told you a
Ittle about our soclal studies
and math programs, Now let's
take'a look at Engllsh:

In, Language, there is
heavy emphasis on grammar,
spelling, and usage. Grade 9
are studying etymology and
derivation,

In Literature Mr. Sang’s
grade 9 classes are reading
storles from “Strawberries and
Voices”. They are studying,
listening skills and writing plot
outlines.

‘Mr. Roulstone's classes are
following a five-day schedule
which includes IIterature, poet-

Ty, Spelling, grammar, evalua- >

tion, and enrichment,

eee

‘The Band students are off

to a good start on their major
project—band uniforms.

Under Mr. Nelson's leader:

ship they are diligently raising

money ina variety of ways.
~ You'll hear a lot from our band
We are going to ask each’ this

year. >
‘At present thelr theme
song is “On Toppf Old Smokey”
with s humming accompani-
ment by Mr. Clark:
eit.

“This week's sports spat-
light:is on Mike Wichert who
leads ‘all the’ bowlera with a
hefty 178 average. He expects
to get it up to 183 in a month or
80,

And now for ‘those Chris-

lan names! “Laurie” fs the top
hole for the girls. (Sometimes
{It is spelled ‘Lori, sometimes
Lorie, but most often Laurie,)::
Did you guess right?“

“Ken”. wins it hands down =

for the boys. Most of our boys
have short, snappy names like
Bill, Bob, and Ed, They Ike it
that way.

Ever Wonder What Really
Kills an Organization?

Modern Lithography Ilsted

‘ these as “Ten Rules for Killing

‘an Organization”:

© Don't come to the meetings,
© If you come; come late.

©. Find fault with officers and
members,

“e Never accept an office; it is

easier to criticize than to do
things.

© Nevertheless, get annoyed
if you aren't appointed to's
committee,

© Tfappointed to a committee,
don't attend its meetings,

@ Iasked by the chairman to
give your opinion say nothing—

alter the mepting, tell everyone
how things should have been
done,

« Dono more than necessary
—when other members roll up
thelr sleeves to help things
along, say the association is run
by a clique,

© Hold back your dues as long
as possible, or don't pay at all.
© Don't bother getting new
members; but if you do, make
sure they are gripers Iike your-
self.

Next time you attend a
club or association meeting sce’
if you can identlty a “murderer”
in:your midat,

THE a ARE
AND SO ARE THE P-R-I-C-ES

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"Opportunities »

For Women

Chairperson of the task
force on: opportunities for wo.

; men in the engineering pro

signs, Ms. Linda Shuto, | hae

public are invited to add:

| the assignment of the ‘task’:
Moree. 3 :

Tho task force:was ap:
Rolnted earlier this year by
ham F<

Highways Minister Gral
Len to determine why 20 few
women enter engineering, The
task force. is

the department of highwaya in

; providing more senior employ:

ment opportunities for. women.
‘The public hearing at Trail

will be held at the Union Hotel! > jf

on:Nov.'4, between.7 and 10
p.m., and Nov.'5 between 10
am. and 1 ay

pan Dottie West

Keeps On"
The Move

Dottfe West; one of North’
‘America's top female’ ‘country
singers, sald she travels across
the country ao that she can sing
all she wants, Covering close to-
25,000 miles a year, she can be
seen in both large concert halls
and,smaller communities,

‘According to' Miss West,

the bs is the “safest and beat
way to travel.” Her’ bus has

been outlitted with a king-size

“ bed, a washroom, bunks for her

© group, Cross Country, and a
listening room to keep up with /

the latest songs in the country
music scene.

Her husband, Byron Met:

drummer in Cross

Country, usually travels in the

yy, bus.:‘They have been married

almost two years,
don't like the really long
‘! said Miss West, who
travels for three or four days
and then‘ returns to Nashville
for a few days.
>The longest one I was on
was seven weeks and that was

definitely, too long for.me,” she
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