if
CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Dec::.6, 1962’

4
‘AT Olde: good condition, ‘nuto-
good ‘rubber, ’. radio
‘Si |, 365-5142. ‘Andy 'Mosco-
viteh Box 251 Castlegar. a9
1057 Plymouth- $600.00 or | ex-
change for property. Ph, 5288,

71 Easy ‘Washing “Machine in good cet

condition, Ph. .
Boya skates, & aie Ph, SOS UOT,
io vy Babys Busey und electric. heater,
Fi 2 Ph
ee SRI Bheardoit Toure on
‘agre ot in Kinnaird, $500 down, ba-
tance $3500 on terms, Ph. capri

aa

Semfinished. “g-bedrooms, ; on

aq. tt. home for

wonderful project home. forthe car-
penter-finisher,, ‘Live:in) while . you
build, Rough-In for basement suite.
Altuated at 105 - Sth Avenue,

5 ery old. “and much: used ‘well:
= slatted to batchelor living, this 2-bed.
+” room’ cabiniis very, ‘centrally. located
_ at'551'- ‘4th ‘Ave. Castlegar.
Full price in $3060,, or take, it away
for only $1600, (moving! timbers: ine

Contact ZAOK. HIPWELL, our satea-
{mh 365-9208

cia)

m Lamb Ce
did condition, ($15. Reniys Abe 2 Es
emenko's Apts.:
1950 Willys %4-ton, 4 “Wheel drive,
4 cyl, warn’ hubs, new rubber, radio,
heater, also snowplow. $650. Ph,
STB.

"TTDelicious apples. Now at their
beat, Buy. a box for the: family, Dun-
can Carter, Robson. 65-3111, 349

‘New ~boit, action oe ritle!. boy's
Raleigh, bicycle;.. CCM’ skates, size 3
hockey gloves and shin pads, medium,
Ph —

hicy heater, 2 cook stove, 1
tage fone 865-5261,

‘TCiearance sale _on_,Ctiristmas

lanes at. Park, Electric. 220 Mavis. :

Sy insulation: batts, "100-
adit, rolls: at 365-5022, 341
eC) Rideau, 2-door hard-
“tops automatien “power brakes, radio,
clock, backup lights, overload springs,
Reasonable.;, Must be sold. Ph. 365-

1947 Ford
"tended ram ‘power - takeoff
: 365-

ton
agondition,; Ph, :
us

‘@ccordian,

i ‘348
“fh oe Phillips radio-record. ‘combination,
'y, good soneteR Ph. 265-5718:

‘FOR SALE.

‘3-bedroom house, fully electric on
5 acres,:irrigated,: frult - trees, Apply |"
John ‘ Woykin, Passmore, *

Lot for wale, Sth Avi
Catholtc Church 100° X
with fruit trees, Ph, sot .
in attractive Om

tlegar, Ph. 305-8200,

, FOR RENT :

4-room basement apartment ac-
rosa’ from Twin River Motel, ‘partly
furnished,. Apply, J. Kalmokoft, 1781-
Qrd, Trail, or Ph.Tratl 368-5380 349

@-bedroom house at Syringa Créck
$10 month, Ph, 4550,

-@-rcom cabin, avallabie Tiers
tely. Ph. 365-2101,

Bascment suite in Sherbikco
division, Ph, 365-5495, immediate
cupancy.’ 349

“Heated, _,fully-furnished — i-bed-
room apartment, cantral lecation, Fa:

G-room house, 4 Epearoot, a cas:
tlegar, partly-furniahed, 4th an
dar, house nuraber 104 Ph, asaiel,

@-bedroom oe int, sultabl sultab!
for couple, Ph, 365-5636,

‘Store < in downtown ‘Cast
-across: from Castle Theatre. ci 35
8636,

House tor rent, Enquire at Custis
Motors. «Ph. 865-2411.

"__ S-bedroom house, automatic oil
Beats Vises Spent ‘Kinnalrd. Ph. 365

oa ‘apartment, 7 bedroom.
Suitable for zt +) BES-SIZ.
heoted. oo 7

‘a-bedre
y Caatloger,~ gas range ‘and hot water
365-

tank. Apply Castlegar News. Ph.
3031,
Partly-turnished basement aulte,

baep no schildven, preferred, Ph,
548
Fao cabin, off heat and cook
ae ae. good for couple. Ph.
a8

a ay Sulte, ~electria stave,
private entrance, in Castlegar.

i-bedroom furnished house auto-
matic, heat and garage, Ph, 368-4876.

S-roomed/ House, furnished or uh-
furnished. Ph, -865-2057, 4B

Modern S-roomed Apt, bedroom | 5
not. water, heated, $75.00 a. month.
Ph. 365-4341, oy ttn 47

Motel Units open tor winter rent-
als, weekly. or monthly with or with-
out cooking, Ron's Motel, Ph, S63
eS E 347
mm: heated apartment. Apply
42e-tin A Ave,,: Castlegar: Ph, .965-6731,

: T

Furnished suite,.combined Kitch-

en ‘and living room,. bedroom and
bathroom. 170 + 10th Ave. Kinnaird
Phe ee. tin 46

ee

Furnished spartment in Kinnaird,
all utilities supplied, Ph. 365-3751
fore 5.

@ wish to thant all.our friends
ne. 80,1 sehouaDe aly: eee, us

Sat | ana hte, BM Spe

1950. Austin, good Tannin ‘order, |
$125.0 are ree outboard’ m in
trade, Ph, uth ’stocan or
“write Box: ré Theuine: wz

ead | condition. Ph.
3AT

Es Buy a 1 bullding Jot for Christmas!
Several for sale, Treason: cash

or terms — good Iécations: Ph, S65-
6861, ih arr

> Rory ¢ ‘Committee would

who helped with the work ‘at Camp
Rory ;thia year,

Ih Education Discussed.in Article —

BY " FREDERT cK ENNS-
The Canadian “Administration ..
The ;perrennial problem | of
financing ‘local’ government has to-
day assumed.major proportions.
School’ and municipal authori-
ties are préssed for resources a8
never before. The demands of our
= | expanded’ ‘and effluent society. for
more and-better services have ‘led
to a. tremendous ‘iricrease inthe
cost of local government. But the
have not in-

| developed, “.':
Agal

day-shift batchelor or young couple
865- | «

creased. ‘cotrespondingly..
a result theravhas been a|

ide spiad and ‘violent reaction|*
-Jagainst “wild ’ spendin;

2" by local
government’ agenciés;-and among
these agencies an ‘intense compet-
tition for available tax dollars has

this general back-
ground of financial distress, a
number of ‘aggravating’ circum~
stances confront school boards: the.
school population has grown faster
than any other group in, sociaty;
pupils are retained 'in school longer

WANTED

One electric. “train,

Write box
BO EAU Ol Heater. Ph. 365-

Want~to “rent S bedroom “Hones

from Jan, 1 or Jan, 15. Ph, 365-5636.

‘Office work, newing, Day sitting,
5983.

‘decorating, clerking, Ph, 365- Be

Ph. | ——__ es

Want to buy plough and disk for
one Deere tractor, Ph, 365-5907.

One jnan required, Pleasant, pro-
fitabie business of your, own. Com:
plete training ‘given.

of, education needed | by . young
peaple entering’ today's’ complex
world is higher than ever before,

/.Wherd|are boards: to obtain
the resources for these expanding
services?:; True, ‘legislative . grants
have ‘increased somewhat, but not
nearly: enough to meet," the de-
mands, Educational revenues, par.
ticul urban areas, are: still
limited largely to property. taxes,
and. these:provide inadequate ac=
cess to. the community's - real
wealth,

Despite ‘recent economy. mea-
sures. and’ pay-as-you-go” : poll-
cles, the burden of taxation is. re-
garded ,/by’:;some as,’ intolerable.

nen previously; and ‘the quality 4

“Each tia been sielgned cel
tain’ functions ‘by the legislature,
and ‘although’ the. two. may. carry
out their functions in the same geo.
Braphic region, and while the fun-
ctions-of both are related :to local
government, neither has power to
act for. the other or. to interfere
with the. otlier,

Itv has-been held repeatedly
that; cach (corporation. has’ only
those bowers which have been de-
Tegated- to’ it' by. the. legislature
through the medium of the statutes,

‘Therefore school rates collected

iy the, muntepolity for a particular
school’ board must be applied for
those school purposes only.
ane thet rates may. not ber Bp.
fe

Indeed, there'fs today &
demand that taxes be reduced,

7... Many. observers sce in.educa-
tion an. “obvious scapegoat to blame
for the increased ‘tax burden and
a convenient: place toy begin the
general reduction of civic ‘expendi;
ture, i

NOVEL PLAN).

[In western Canada, one novel
plan has been initiated as a possible
solution to the local financial con~
flict: An all-purpose unit of local
government combining school and
municipal affairs‘ under a single
control,’ is being attemped.

ped that:competition for tax dol-
lers may. be reduced and that bet-
ter use may) be made of the tax
dollars ‘available. This movement

3 has brought into focus the old de-

Through this scheme it is ho-

the Courts maintain that tax mee
neys must be expended for the pur-
poses for Sea “they were ‘levied,

|O CONTROL

The. couts have held that the
fact ' that’)' municipalities’: collect
school taxes at the request of the
board’ gives ‘the “council ‘no: right
tq: control ‘expenditures of. school
moneys, ‘The taxation arrangement
has been;ordained by the legisla-
ture'as.a measure of economy and
convenience,

= Board and Municipal Rete :

is completely ‘discharged:
The

board has Bo right there- eet

fore to
grants made to the municipality in
lieu of taxes on property owned by

the ‘central authority. Nor, may

pole
Summary,
The whole question of munict.
pal. control: in’? educat
summarized.
Justice - Middleton of Ontario in
“Re.:West Nissouri Continuation
School’? ‘when ‘he ‘said: 3
In, our. complicated : system of
municipal government, each sub-
inate body. is supreme within
its own limits ..’. Municipal Boy
. ernment cannot be carried on if

/ «+. Seeks to interfere in matters

or
ting as a self-conatituted court of
review, to render nugatory: the
action. of oth
bodies with which It, in its wis:
dom, does not agree.

“Courts decisions indicate that
trustees. have more powers than

tion is aptly |”
inthe words ‘of Mr.

one of: these’ subordinate bodies |.
ide its Jurisdiction, and slt-|

er. representative |.

the board direct how taxes shall, be}-

SPROLALIZENG IN’ HOME
si MEALS

dat} place 'to eat’
evening

they have often chosen to exercise,
Yt is doubtful that school authori-
ties have with

“The of
in

‘Trustees have no power to di-
rect the council in how it shall raise
the’money on-the board’s requisi-
tion, The board ‘makes: its request,
and ‘when ‘council’ has. paid. the
whole of the demand, its obligation

vigol ‘argu
the’case for etcation: ‘cutficlently
aggressively - in’. the “debate - over
en Participation in educa-
on.

The cruciality of education to
society has never been demons’
ted so wividly? as itis today: ‘The

Janiior Service
Floors waxed and_pol-
ished; Paint washing:> Win-
dows: cleaned; Storm win-
dows installed; Special ‘on
kitchen “floors, $1.25. °:
‘Ph. 365-8158

bate control
versus fiscal,
school bo:

portunity. Car necessary. For per
sonal interview. write or wire Box
rr. 847

o i on=
trol in education have argued that
ion; though its

independence “for

‘LEGION CORNER |

and

school Thos
the technicalities

One application for ardinary jp

and. difficulties of providing such
Dragranns recognize that they re-
security.

4015, Station .D.
‘Want Kraftboard portabie etoe Sone
Ph. 865-3031.

apartment. Apply _ Mc- |’
= Jcratsnte “Apartments, Ba, 365-9781.

in my. ows hone, lee the. day, Ph.
» | B85-8223.~ % i

Jot issue:

ike to thnk the People of this aren |,

~ NOTICES

U-! Phone Services 1s & phone ans-
werlng service for business people and
also has the contacts you need for the

own right, must not be permitted

345] to encroach upon the fimancial

services.
They hold that integration of
school: : and. municipal’ » services

of administration. They also main-
tain that municipal councils, being
for

Help you need. Before 5 p.m. Ph. 365-
5265 after 365-6062. baby-
sitters list wiih ws, 349
Visit-Hawall This Winter,
VIFOND for TRAVEL
Ph, Zenith.0181
‘Board for Ladle.’

Took: atter = or 2 children

7. BAT
ALCOHOLICS ANONTHOU "Box
308 Castlegar, 17
Deadline for “clasaltied ads
noon Weanesday: Dror ta: the

Mr. ata ‘Mrs. cA. C. Ackerman’ of
Kinnaird,. the, forth-.

WANTED ,

Want traneportation to ana bet-
ween hours of 7.00 a.

4] coming aarlaeet of. thelr. daughter |
«| Myrna, Marlon to. .Mr’

David Brost of

Calgary, Alta. ‘son of" Mr, and }irs.

David: Brost' of 2nd ‘Ave... Trail
of

eB,

should .control all acting
School: people have countered
that’ only, fiscal independence..can
ensure: proper “planning and provi-
sion for services. Ed.

would result in greater efficiency |.

was read ap

accepted and one club
was also read and approved and ac-
cepted.’ Seven ‘curling ‘rinks.-have
been entered from the Branch for
the Zone Bonspiel at ‘Nelson.

‘A reminder to: Legion parents
of:kiddies from three to ten years
of dge‘to get. the names and ages
of the kiddies in by. Dec..8 so they | 9

. | will receive a present at the Xmas

legal Powers with: which to datet
encreachment on their jurisdiction,
if. they but use them. If these po-
wers . are’ too limited, educators
may press vigorously for.their ex-
tension. A democratic society’ may
reject school boards leadership, but

at all events, leadership must not
be: lost by default, -

Party .by phoning R. Wadey, or J.
Leckie,
Comrade Hughes gave a very.

ucation, they maintain, is too
crucial: to ‘society ‘to be forced: to
complete: with streets . and sewers |
for ‘Public funds.”

‘This the

brief ‘on: behalf of the
Kootenay Society for Handicapped
Children: and ‘asked ; for the sup-

port of the Branch:to: further this 3

worthy cause. « poke

essence of this paper. What exactly

12 /are, or ‘should ‘be; the) roles ‘of
7 municipal

councils and ~ school
boards: with respect to education?
What* “are: the rights, duties; and’
sof * to

officers of the Branch for 1963 and
will again be called at the Dec. 18
meeting. at.-such ‘time elections
will take* place.: Members ‘are.‘re-
quested to; make. an: effort: to at:

the laws of the land.

thy ‘The Legal Basis of School!
~~ Board: Autonomy
A-brief survey of “the regat |

definition of fecha! ‘board

may

2238-
B.C. on Friday, the 28th

Ph.''365-8140.

‘319 ©1962 In tae Kinnatrd United Church.

ro!
helps to "clarify, the: issue.
Over. the years,.a number. of

&= | disputes between school boards and

hie
¥.

Starter Sets Se i

Coffee Pot... i. $12. 95 Electric’ Pere = ee $39. 95

CORNING WARE.

$18. 95 10”, Skillet:

Stand $14.95

municipal councils .over their res-
pective. powers in taxation and fis-
cal control have come before ‘the
Courts.-

The pattern of Court. judg-
ments in -these’ offers':a. definite
interpretation of brevailing school

At the put, ft should
Ibe recogniced that legislatures may |

.|make = whatever: provisions.- they

‘desire regarding schon municipal
relations and ‘control.

porations and school boards; school
- however, : are ‘set- apart. by:
the fact that they:collect their, tax|

‘SABER: SAW,

ELECTRIC cy &

D: ‘SANDER

es: through :: unicipal duns
‘Ia case of dispute. over ‘g tax

may permit an appeal..to‘an arbi-'
tration board or, in some. provinces,
to the Courts...
Courts: have’. emphasized

‘ Most’. Canadian. Tegislature .
{have ‘set: up both’ zaunicipal’ cor

tend this meeti

’ ARENA SCHEDULE

and | SUNDAY:

2+ 4:Family skating.
4.30 - 5.30, Air Cadet: Hockey: -
7 -8,30.Adult Skating Club?
8.38, -.10 Students & Adults :
MONDAY, Lae
6-9 stinor Hockey "
TUESDAY. ‘n
4.30 - 530 Figure’ Skating

6 - 9 Minor.Hockey ~

9 = 11 Celgar. Broom Ball
WEDNESDAY.

5.30:. 7.30 General Skating
8 - 10 Commercial Hockey
THURSDAY - ‘

1-°2-P.M,° Adults and prais School

Children’ 10c2and 25¢

6,9, Minor Hockey

9211'Pulp: ‘Mill Hockey

FRIDAY ;

4.30:- 5.30 Figure Skating ~

6 = 8 Celgar Broom Ball

8.15 -,.10 General Skating

SATURDAY. ;..

7AM.- 1PM. Minor Hockey
<4 Kid's Skat

7.30°.'9.30 General Skating.’

‘The.
the fact that th
the’ school Board are, separate con
porations,..

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT
P SOCIETY: -

ALS. Lid.

charter Service

Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes :

“Phone | 365-5500

'. BEACON: (MOTORS Ltd.

were called for|——

Donald Bros.
Earthmoving Contractors

BASEMENT - DIGGING, : DITCH:
BACKFILLING,

ING,-
SCABING, © CEMENT.” GRAVEL
so°Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

“PLUMBING
and.”
SHEATING
e :
Air Conditioning- os
Pumps & Water. Conditioning
Swimming ‘Pool Equipment

»WE CARRY: A GooD-
STOCK OF SUPPLIES

: Built to, your»
, Specifications

ROBSON TO. EBGEWooD*
Leave Robson ‘Wharf
10,00 a.m,* Monday.

1.00 pan,’ Friday,
“PHONE 365-5500

CASTLE

TONIGHT. = FRI

SAT.,- MON: - TUES.
Matinee Sat at 1.30 pan,
NOTICE ONE SHOW.
EACH EVE, AT 7.30
TT
METRO GOLDWYH MAYER’ presents :
pie a BLAUSTEIN toon

ENN FORD = NGRID THULIN
_ CHARLES BOYER + LEE J, COBB.
PAUL HENREID

“\Melcome to. the. Sands

Vancouver’ 8 Finest. Motor Hotel

_ WINTER RATES. NOW IN EFFECT.

‘ Rates, from $7. 50 single up
’ ‘Just 3 minytes from downtown and right around the corner
Free Parking = All rooms with T.V..'Tub and ‘shower,

/MAKE ‘THE SANDS YOUR , HEADQUARTERS
“Tel, MU-2-1831 ‘Telex: :036-2359

_ THE SANDS

"Davie! Stregt; Vaticouver, BC.

GINGER ALE (2qis.....-

ICE CREAM 3 nls any y brand ar
KING SIZE OXODOL ........

DR.  BALLARDS poe Foop 10 tos. 99¢.
: $1.99

_PLUS DEPOSIT |

’

FISH r CHIPS; Frazer. Vale 24-07... 490

SQUIRREL. PEANUT BUTTER. 48-02, 990
CHOCOLATES. Gold Box Reg. 99 Spel. 9c.
FLOUR, all. brands:25 Ibs...
: - BLADE ROAST. BEEF Blade removed Ib. 69"

$i 19°

? PORK’ ‘cHOPS, all cuts Ib.

PORK SPARE wigs, ihe.’

. $119

CONFOUND TH! CROWS! S GHOUL!
HAVE’ MADE MHCGARDEN ALITTLE
MORE: ROOMYSTHBY/RE'STEPPING»,
ON BACH OTHER) we!

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1962

we MADE 7 BCRREGEON 7 THAT WAKE

\VEM LAUGH THEMSELVES

Peart UNCES: ‘ELBY/,

More Dangerous.
i “Than Olher. Timas

suddey : snow, continuous
changes {n\temperature, and: early
darkness. combine -to | make’ driv-
ing in’ winter. more: Hazardous tha than
at. any! others time of) the . yoar,

warns.
Federation.” 5 Haas
“General lack of. for

Canada Insurance

avercoming thesa treacherous con-
ditions coated ae patly ‘to the

sents more. than ;,220 | Canadian
fire,; casualty ‘and automobile: in-
surance: companies, offers the fol-
lowing tips from: expert drivers: to
help winter driving.

“<1, -Get the feel ‘of .the road,

Ain
industries:
Rig

when you start out:in bad :condi- 1; :

tions by: trying the’ brakes at:a
are aroun
2.°Make’ sure you leave ade-
quate room ‘for’ stopping,’ Tests
show that, at 20
a car equipped with: ordinary.
and. travelling: on ©dry.- concre
can be stopped in about 21 ried
On’ hard ‘packed snow ‘the’ stop-
ping: distance’ is, increased. to. 60|-
setiand on ‘glare ice’ to 195’ feet.
+-Equipping® the ‘ car’: with
ae “tires will cut ‘the braking

distance on glare ice to 174 ‘feet | -
while’ chains. will reduce it to. 78 x

feetin 0

4 Remember that “geddding P

and loss of traction are:more like-
ly to occur when: the temperature
is just at the freezing ‘point, ‘or.
slightly above, than: in. extremely
cold weather. A brief warm spell
means you raust increase your pre-
cautions. m

5. If you, get stuck
not “rock” your. car, loose or ‘get
any-. other. assistance ‘try, letting
alittle ‘air out of your. rear tire:

tires tread:

taining “afew -drops’ of
S39. Drive jslowly..

miles per’ hour, |:.
tises

slow speeds ‘when: rio other, cars an,

cost
a4” “thickness over 1000 ‘sq. ‘ff
zy io

are cricast 6 inches,
me you dont es wuethes nour al
rani ration ‘bron if you 'di

c a
pease toot fas says, the Nermicuitte.;

thin Ja
rie attic, a beet in.

pinsulated|
the"folsts'in your.
you money year eter year in
costs. « ‘

aay’ fail ted
@ insulation as rahece ‘of
fon’t retail

fon alongside the rattle ;
uneven. or ‘doesn’t -cover,
ura -

rea, can: save Up

‘OPEN 9 AM. 109 Pu.

"MONDAY thru FRIDAY.

SATURDAY ‘ill 5.30 PM. -
“CLOSED SUNDAY ~.

two already. estal be!
improved : with; wanes ‘gravel and

| tiles Street: improvements.” ‘were |
| made'on Srd'and: Sth # avenues and:

on Willow St.’

. Buckfilling: and “tie "basement 4
at. the

health? centre: mand’ one’ new. water:
service was, installed in the, village |

‘| during’ the ‘month alongwith: re-

pairs to one water maim on Maple
and the alley between 8th and

1 Ste
;/8th avenues,

A number ot signs were install-
ed during the'month, said Mr,. -Me-
Nabi including three ‘stop ‘signs,

al: order originated
in” 1992: ‘hea, a: ie of Jumber-

ing ‘heavily suntil

p same “up: with:an) idea for: forming

al club'and ‘#‘caught on."

er:
n= | evolved that: the’ top- offic

led. “Snark “of the

| raminenty ‘in
The: cat from conCATenation ’ and}.
d.

bes were: ‘given’. such names. as
‘Bojum,” ‘“Areanoper,” and*“Cus-;

z oe etc.

‘A HOO'HOO meeting’ is -of-
=| ficially = styled’ ia sonCaTetatlon,
which means’ “a‘ series or’order of

as if linked in a:chain,.” ‘The. offic-
jal: insignia.is a black cat with its
tail? curled up in the shape of; the
numeral’ 9, oS
‘The cat ‘and’ numeral’ 9 ‘igure
the: club's atfaire, |

1d. 2
sens. tthe: landscaping along the

= | things “ depending.on - each’ ‘other, | and

| SHSTLEDAR St SOCIAL |

Johnson, Ph. 365-8294

Sunday, for Raymond, Alta,, to at-
tend’ the, funeral of ‘Mrs,’ Greep’s
brother, wh led accidently. inva

fire: thers
Caston of . Vancouver

ught
of Nelson visited with Mrs. I..Mc-
Neil ‘during, the weekend.

yh signs’! and: two. yield | '

PACIFIC, "CAR'N, ALPHA
6 tins

INSTANT:
(0%. ‘BOK... my

daughter. Miss Effie Caston |.

“Earl Greep’ left 5 ths:

| Family Size... Se

, and Mra: HL Grummet were E

Jumbermen and ‘woodsimen; ‘put the
emphasjs' rests’ with the. research
of ‘forest. Products*and, their ‘usés, |:

motion, and maintenance: of ethics
i ‘the industry. E

Bast, in! the.next 25. years, says the

ugh. the usé “of: saniat

i cables Tai ia the'road bed, motor-
sts t

will’ then® be: alerted ‘through
warning’ ‘signals on: a receiving’ set
in’ their’ ‘car~when ‘they. drive: too
close to:the. vehicle in front.’
The « auto* club: also “predict

used:,to, control: steering, acielera-
Hor. and braking:of motor vehisles.

conservation, forestry, trade’ ‘pro- Mrs.

a Fi
ways. will’ become a‘ thing “en the

MEYERS — To’ Mr.and Mrs.
[Baar ‘Meye
a's

Mrs. Dave ‘McDougall of Kinnaird,
Dec, 3, a daughter.
SOBERLAK.\— “To Mr. “and
P..'J,;Soberlak | (nee | Joanne
Vai

-SHRIMP

of Nelson, Dec..1, ue
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