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creased vo volusie sales in all

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Rees explains why he feels this, turbs m
way about the threat to univer.
sity freedorn.

oe, ad

lo. not. think there.

society a’ stro:

‘president, ‘exasperat-

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Every Sunday from 4-8 P.M.

la
tally ge" practh

‘ly’ stated

is heat

Book reports and:al Ithe
ness of too much leamretion ta

ae ate

3] glimm and the thos of els s ato
ved in.the Un-| how:
57, ‘the; term

| ugar with
aes fa St stems te mie |:
our institutions | of | +,

ed by. rising costs and striving
‘dis-| to. finance

prehenuble,. me tee Leeyed

training’ te ati

..| future tenting soumhet the
graduate intelligence for pur- Br
lent eats of mnisd, it can be d yield | units: and . areas
ent aut i oe er up Row controlled by industrial op-

eat! ar ere base, th ‘evidence
hibit and g aly the” intellect of. a seven-year. cycle in cone

= ‘Mind and spi
come the world but the ‘price chosen areas’ by crews: working

this p
on all faculties in’ all univers will. be’ collected’ outtieiont &

seed ‘can
are kent’ in cold eee for 10 10 or

of today for “unre- A‘cold snap at

_ Expresses Fear that Universities _ aM
Will Become Professional Schools

quired” reading? Students are

"There is in North America widely criticized for their “nine-

Pphilistinism.. “But
“universities Provide

the opportunity of
ing echolasy? How many

to-five” ments:
five” attitude and for their ti oi

er areas for-local em-
The; National .Em-
Service itch-

yment also: despa
pe -88, workers: to the fruit Piel: | the i
ing and packing | industry in the
Okanagan

the logging and
continued! oe the
au + Sufficient manpower was
available: ato meet the require-
all vacancies Te

.resulted . in.. some_ue shen

: Production within q

within «the: catering
remains

Censure that. their | Situstion “was seen
scholara? | With

‘anroved.
swith recruitment of senior’ stl,

Continua ed ‘opportunites in
| the executive and professional

iit categories were evident throu;

month." Canada and

Sion Shell Devens te ney con-
| duet and ota fe te
perv Lake. bere Schoo!

Optimistic f forest service of-

expect to harvest.a bum-

per 13-year, supply of sééd cones
ho | this years: ery

’ Foresters are laying plans
to collect: at least: 30,000 bush-
els ork cones. beth these mi-
in forest setvice ‘nurseries for

‘Foresters base, their ti-

Production ‘with ; really; heavy
8 : occurring évery., second
cycle, or once 2 18 or,14 years years ane
This ‘appears to be one of the
| major. lc -years.: This year’s
crop be. harvested: from

under close supervision.
It :is~ hoy

meet Planting nee needs for the next
18-14 years.

‘e years without’ loss: of via-
bility. It. must, however, be good
, [mature seed, properly ‘collected
aiid prot

Bneeasonsble” old weather
during this last spring caused
considerable congern Zi for a while,

ed cone buds on Dou:

; dents .are inded that sprinkling is banned’ bet- :
“ween the hours of 12 noon. and 4 p.m. and between the hours of 12
* midnight and ‘5 a.m. =.
: Sprinklers are fo be turned off when the fire siren is sounded
in order, to conserve: water for fire-fighting purposes,

Peud.

are req d to dhere to these regulati Failure
“ta do so may necessitate the institution of a patrol and violators will
be prosecuted,

Allen Selbte,
Village Clerk.

s touchin
An unseasonable late jate spring
frost on May He also killed batt
grown cones’ in frost: ‘pockets in
valley ‘bottoms and “low-lying
areas of Vancouver ‘Island

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the lower

not ‘greatly’ int
areas pe eee “for, regenerating
current _ lo
conié from rel
vations from 1500 to feet
above Bea léval,

“This is

logging will,

cade. Young cone-bearing
- the

ese | ctevations
have escaped: seri

enced: ualifiea help |i
a industries

_ Employment Activity: |
Negotiations diierey

United clearance-has|

ing. :
‘Mr. Bristow” advised ‘that

-The local. of

rps a enneetatt soe
Bee. ok ee ed inj pinsiee-
27. syomen, and 89. nien daring

employment ities . for
capi were: somewhat limited

time.
loyment icture for
d of July indicated  tot-

Ke of -63 itions - for: women |
and‘ 87 #7 poalons formen re |’

nae :
7, foresters ‘wete f
“in! these | ga

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"TO teARIRE Te PS C

erraar? UCTS BLING, A ‘Bie
IE FROM HIS ‘STACK; ROLLING ACROS
We NIGHT AS. STEADY AS THE STARS

ec they. 1
clr” mel while’ ney De ler
“aie Odie ag eae
wire en” hostage ns i

nd added, ded to {bir ad- 1g6e and he

venture end
“did:a minii

ome i success inthis studies at Notre

;| ter five yearsi:A.
d 3 insolvency an

8 | provincial command). heads: the
@ | committee ‘at ‘the provincial lev-

id | program. You are: doing’a fine

«1 Job,: Bert,” and. we: -wish

_o,, His name had been‘given to
lake-in’ his sary cays in, the Plans,

d to En;
where he’ died:at'49 in 1878.°

"We
oe ry thank Soe Jeffrey
‘who-assisted-very-ably over -the
Past: five weeka We: him
Pathe. aswell as his. journey. fe
the nationale clinic
Guelph, Ontario. We feel sure i
will return]

assist tie cil
we: vould mi

one. of our. iat Hontee onl Bert
Lamb: (third * vice’ ‘president " of
el responsible ; for the Legion

you
much: success in? your future
“A few--vacancies’ exist for
ub. a

lere are

loans; jissued. in

ite the i 1965 figures in: brack:
Os.

(2), Fruitvale
Cranbrook: 10° (10), Fernie 2 (2),
Kimberley 3° (6).
»’ Creston. b (4), Grand. Forks
2°); Midway 1 @. . Golden 7
(3), ‘Nelson .5. AN Sloe 2 (0),

arwood | 0
or Rl Riondel 0 (1), Ni

that’ fou bh better ine

dealy, suly. 25, He was 55, years
orn l edhucated at’ In-

abs aa he
all, took up ab he wag be vith |
Cominco in, 1987, From 1942 to

fare | toot Be operated a taxi service

in" Trail. "He. then ‘returned ' to | tw:

time of his ‘death. :
: He. was keenly interested |

three sisters, Mrs. Kay, Mathe-

son‘ ‘ofCalgary, Mra,.Edna’La i

Casze ‘of ewig and Mrs.

Sersiess
in the’ chapel one Trail 'Funer-

program, |:
iention that ie

AL Ae

Archamba'

ap sagepert Hint vas D8 ‘This

in and an active member of the Figen
eommittes

‘he ‘official onentng of tha erected
new Castlegar Golf. Club took
place on Saturday afterncon and
was. a) big success. ‘A story on
a ge ene ‘Appears’ elsewhere
in this

viunts of the tournament

held aiatids edo rere, Flight, ou
lonship »

Tomas bw gross 35; runner
up, Roy. Stone, 40,

Low net, M. Shiskin 84; run-

ner up, bits i 36. ot

low gross,
Walker, 42; runn a Ray
Bamilton4 46,

net. ‘Nick’; Burak,

(low, "BYOBS,

; runner up,

94; | their contributions.

sat an os Sette

ers to find our,

ceeded

pe we nent ar a ee
. Also

many
ladies’ who ' served * those’ ate
ious, hamburge; Urgers till darkness
descended.

e club would ike io

fuank
{ot ae tes ore acre in way en i
pea nce, David Cooper Ni and
inces, Dayid Cooper Men’
fear, Castlegar Drug ‘and, of|--.
| course, ur’ Pro: Shop. ‘Also’ we
would ‘like :to thank. Russ’ Kow-
alchuk and ‘Mickey Maglio for

Whe: et 38: x
low gross,
McKinnon, : Ar runner o, Rene

Low. nee J McLare, $5;

- J runner. FUP, Mr. Davis, 35.

tthe “new course
that Bs

Mek Le

that, ‘at
last, a paved road is a’coming.

Lake,

their.
‘Trail In | the
to] 8

n ; “hoomainy drive
ee ning fron "for an easy.

work at Cominco up:to the i He A aa dia

"1864, ‘
reals ds survived by. two daugh-

ters, . Sharron “ f. Vietorla arid |:-
Mrs. ‘Allert Bont) Mitchell ‘of F

8 were. “held §

ar, ac-
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