3191 Highway: Drive

4
Social Injustice . -.

The following were origin-
lly taken from colunins in'the
Toronta Globe and Mail;

+ Of course, we need social
injustice. How else could people
fot, burn and loot in the name
f social justice?

. Younger couples are held
fogether in shared happl
ind ,hope; older patna in
hared sorrow and disappoint-
Ment,

ose
i When I read ‘ehat the
nomists have to say, I think
myself, “The Titanic ls doing
fest fine. tes no longer sinking
iat the rate of an inch a minute,
{but at the rate of an inch every
ibve rainutes.,
oe
1 ae seeing movies on TV
‘about all the Jews’ whom’ the
:Nazis murdered. in’ Germany.
‘Fair enough, it t happened; butl

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, June 12, 1975

What Else Is It For?

for centuries, but come crawl-
ing out at the first smell of a
man who begs to be forgiven
for the gullt of owning wealth.
They will hasten to relieve him
of his gulll—and: of his life, ashe
seserysss
.
wall Street—a fast and
furious poker game being play-
ed in one room of a hotel net
on fire. * F
ele

If_he breaks his word to
someone else in order to please
you, he'll eventually break his
word to you in order to Please
someone ¢

.

You can't turn poor people
into middleclass people by
shoving tax money at them. All
you'll, do is turn middle-class
people Into poor people.

TV about

call. the Russians who were
murdered by Lenin and Stalin.
‘My long observation of the

English-speaking media‘ (and I
include the newspapers) is that

they're more lenient toward the ;

‘Communist atrocities than they

are toward the Fascist and Nazi *
* varieties.
*

.
I read. about a. social
experiment conducted in Chica-
go. A dozen hard-core welfare
familles were placed in a single
apartment building,’ and given
all forms of “rehabilitation”.
jome progress was made; well,
that's what the report said. But
the cost came out at $27,000 per
family per year; and I wonder
how many:taxpaying Chica-
goars make that much?
fee

. For: each one man.who
benefits the human race, thi

ere
are 09 who exploit; it, which”

makes it necessary to construct
99 statues and one gibbet.
eee

Phil Stone reports from

Humber College, “While in

-Ottawa on a business trip I-

dictated a letter to'a secretary

there and in the missive, used.

the phrase ‘in’ all fairness’.
from

that wants”
to teh liked cannot govern; and
for. this, in the end, will be
“ hated. Men would rather be
ruled by tyrants‘ whom they

fear than by sone whom

they despite. !
4

Alas, you a tell lies in
order to live in this world. But
you should do it in such a way

\ that people can grasp the truth

you are trying to convey to —

them.
oe
‘The U.S. labor department
has just issued a weight;
report suggesting that “the
more liberal the unemployment
insurance “benefits, the- higher

the unemployment rate. will ,

be.” My God, an intelligent
32-year-old could have told
Lae that,

much easfer it is: to é

How
love God than to love man. How.
much easier it is to please God

to please man. How much
easter itis to communicate with
God than to communicate with
man.

eel!

I. notice that school “inte.

5 JUST YOUR
aay

Sugar and Spice by Bill Smiley

Metric System—Lets Make a

[RNEWitI) Thoew it teed
started

with that Celsius ae
"eter and and the weather has

Sta heatwave in May
We had ee

the ever
As th the bed the
other night, | nothing.

tre of sweat and a gram of
weight”

She: told. me to stifle
‘myself, as fares she was con-

fal at anwar pup het

Gas Cor tion:

: Bidied punrds, Social pro=
areas this may be; edueation it
ain't.

Just Seay ap man n sells

soul The thing’is

sed price for It

aoe,
Reading th

think that, Canada's. population.

consisted mainly of striking

workers, ‘rebellious Indian:

weak-kneed eet and es.

i) Ayn’ Rand: “Men. who,
page for being rich will not
remain rich for long: They are
‘the natural bait ‘of the swarms
of looters that stay tnder rocks

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i papers, youd:

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A wniddleaged woman told
me, “I don’t want a divorce
-from my husband, 1 want a
divorce: to may ‘

foe ‘American’ ‘he
Peer off: the mob. by
throwing money at it’ But it
will be back, twice as ferocious
pond Senfnding, three tines as

bene

‘Two women can get along

if each has a man; two women

can get along if neither has 3

man. But I don't think they, can

get along if one has a man and
the other doesn’t,

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~ characteristic

Fer seem to-

to she tact
he

© ehlefly owing tothe fact that’
Titold her she bad une

tabu bum, which sounds tt
bebeied: than a “couple of.

rey ‘soit goes; You never.
get much reciation
around home, whether you
ate bateldg thetown comes
gon’ .the’ whole
Soiemmetol
But I ean tell you. that.
‘there’ are a” great ‘many
people in this country. phe

ik the ‘current move to,

Celsius:“and'!metric is as’

© writing “thelr MPs, and:

getting buck the usual

— the Mos! from a jank ull

relate-the:-ravages of :doable=
digit inflation-with tho, argount. :

_. ane whlch bap alrendy cbiained,
ithrodgh*aggressiom*all-the- =, * Of gasoline’ they ise ‘ithe

family. car.
‘To help the motorist ‘re-
duce gas consumption, the B.C, ©

‘Automobile “Association bas

‘compiled a list of suggestions

“that can stretch those valuable
llons:

Get a tune-up. Have your
and engine compression check-
"Have your: tires properly

iinflated. For. best” gasoline
* mileage and for driving on long

trips with heavy loads, inflate
tires more than normal, but do

not exceed the manufacturer's ~

stallation of cadial tires,-in
addition to improving handling
les of your car, can
give you extra miles per gallon.
esure Jour wheels are.
properly

picasa front’ wheel
toon alignment ean: increase

* fuel use

See that vuur brakes are
adjusted pro) <.ly. Dragging:
brakes can.rob gasoline econ-
omy.”

Use gasoline of the proper. .

ostate rating and none higher:
Change oil and oll filter at -

recommended intervals. Dirty

oil can seriously damage vngine

-\parts, foul ‘spark plugs and

cause friction and wear that
cuts gas. mileage.
Drive at lower. and stead.

fer speeds when on the” high:

way.
‘Avold excessive idling. An

{extended warm-up perio. is not

necessary with newer cars;
instead drive slowly th: first
few blocks after atartiny.

‘possible=-The“energy “te ui
to operate such accessor 2s'b
air conditioners ultimatély.
must come from gasoline.
Pre-plan your trips. (ak
late the Phorteat route to your
destinati:” by taking inti con:
sideratio . chat you get bstter.
gas mileage onthe! frerway
than on arterial city streets

= jgaitencartaeote, Htg deur. where stop-and-go driving is

the rule.

‘Time your approach to
stop lights. Stop-and-go di ving
significantly intreases gr con:
sumption. In addition to-ving
gas, timing your approaches,

evasive and feeble. letters we:

are sick of
pout ceound by” the
‘mandarins in Ottawa, |
‘Ann Judd, who writes a
“column, for the, Port

| Bays: | "No matter
shat the federalguvernment

point out the! tremendous
coat of the ‘unasked-for
chan;

th the charming

chap with
ne ti same Barabash
es the same Guage ina
ma called’ ft's) Madness
Printed in the Dauphin
Herald. shed

. Modest ‘Appetites
Preferred in Pets

Polar bears are said to be
equipped by nature to with-
atand temperatures of 65 de-
grees below zero!

It is not unheard of-for an
adult polar bear to welgh in at
1,200 pounds and seal meat Is
said to be the favorite food of
the huge beasts,

‘When you ahop for a pet

you aro likely to,prefer one of .

‘moro modest appetito than the
polar bear, =~

There are often pets adver-
tised in tho Classified’ Ads
scellon of the Castlegar Nows
with dogs for sate—or kittens to
bo given away.

But whatover your needs,

. make reading '(and using) the

Want: Ada in’.the Castlegar
News a regular. habit, You'll be
glad you did,

about the ‘arrogance “with
which ‘the: measures’ have
been int

somebody must have brain:
washed the MPs to “prepare
them‘ to act like a flock of
‘sheep ’‘and® vote © without
waiting to hear what their
constituents wishes were”

- CA pungent comment from
a reader in*Rentrew:'“Yes,
wit have Celsius and ‘the

“You see, ’ what we° are
with here’ is‘ chick-)
ns; Politicians are chickens

and civil “servants

Vinings and
gives your passengers. a
smoother ride.

Organize acar pool. A five:
* ‘member car pool can save its

members up to 80 per cent in
out-of-pocket commuting ex,

sea TES

The BCAA advises motor-
ists'to keep records of their
driving!expenscs, Checking
mileage every time you get a
tank-of gas can help you to be

more conscious of driving econ-,

‘omy and will bring about cash
savings:

; Alta,, is hopping mad

Connie ‘Hodgins of High:
Riv

Vacation Time!
Come Right In:

Now's the time :to get
fhe ins

‘my.
a miath teacher. ‘joant like
metric, or sees no need for it -
cin EGeoaie, surely there isn’t

The run out of 4] but
‘not out of mad, toms on,

‘And I know I'm not alone,
Keep the letters Sying and
thn shouts of outrage ech

Fou there, lady, you with
the beautiful 38-22-98

in ‘centimeters, Sa fight
when: BES woe says you area

spon maT or nS IST

(Located at the bottom ‘of Sherblko Hill)
General Store 2° ..:5.+

and
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1038 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-6534.

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Friday Inclusive:

DEPARTMENT OF. HIGHWAYS

PUBLIC NOTICE.

Highway No, .3/ at Genelle Bluffs, approx

mately 7 miles North of Trail will, be. sub] po ‘
i i

dosure during the following hours

to 8:00 P.M.

3 12:15 AM. to 3:30 AM.

Closures will commence the week of:'4
2st, 1975. Subject to favourable: weather.’ ‘cone
ditions, an alternate route’ via tena, ‘3B. thr.’ *.
ough Rossland Is fvalables

Nelson, P._ Eng.
ra Highway Ineer.
for Minister of atte

“notice. for; 1

The Corporation OF The City.
OF Castlegar

"Tax notices for the: current. year
a been: mailed.:,IF -you havent yo, cave
the; property. you .own,  pleasa contact.
the City ‘Oificer 460 460 Columbia A ‘Avenue, _Cautloasexs
or telephone. 365-7227. gy98

NEW OWNERS —° You are responsible for”
1975 taxes, {f there'ls any doubt Check witty th

When taxes er ere paid. by 3 Martgege
ther

instructions ‘from your’: Mortgage "Company “or!”
‘Agent to claim: your. grants atithe Shy ohne
x0 WITHOUT. DELAY,

Payments

é Mons “must. bein the ® hands of

and/or Provindat Grants applica:

ny Ny RO

re Sen ep POD

Ann:
Dear Aun Landers: In 1972 you 1 printed a letter in
raise of those
who had triumphed over ostomy ‘surgery—coloalonles, iteostom- *
fes and Bee emies:
were good enough to publish the address, the
Unies Ostomy, “Association received ar 1,500 responses and we
are alill getting letters from people whose lives you saved when
You gave them courage and a source of information and help.
Previous to 1972 you publiahed a letter on mastectomy that
swamped the American Cancer Soclety with responses for frec
booklets on breast self-examination, Nearly half a millfon booklets

‘were sent to your readers—including the requests sent to local

chapters,

In just the last few years, “several famous women have made

mastectomy a topic of {ree public discussion, Shirley Temple
Bice Marvella Bayh, Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller come to
min

Although approximately 110,000-ostomy surgeries are
performed ‘each year, ‘as compared with nearly 90,000
tmustectomles, ostomy does not yet have even one famous person
who is willIng to come forward and be an inspiration to the one
milllon ostomates,

Ostomates are of both’ sexes and all. ages, since ostomy
surgery can be needed by anyone, any time, because of cancer,
birth defects,- ulcerative colltis or an injury.
1'The time has conie to give ostomy the same kind of public
exposure and taboo eradication as mastectomy, Ann, will’ you
please help us by making a plea for such a person“to speak out?

What « tremendous boost it ‘would give our organization and
the million-plas people who have had the operation. Many thanks.

—Your Friends Of The United Ostomy. ren Tne. ,
Dear Friends: 1 am shen that I was able to help you in 1972 and:
now I shall try: a

Surely, in thet vast nuraber—a’ million ostomates—there is
one celebrity who {s willing to step forward and sctve'as an
example of courage and hope to those who dread and fear the
operation that can save a life.

Ostomy Champion, where are you? Will you please write to
Carol Norris, United Ostomy Asan.,, Inc, at iil Wilshire Blvd,
Los Angeles, Calif. 90017.

Not only will your million fellow ostomates be eternally
grateful, but the uncounted numbers who need a hero will speak '
pout name and call you blessed,” ‘And ‘so will I.

‘Dear ‘Ano Landers: I oer “aropped my teeth when you
congratulated the parents who sold their used TV to their
teenager for $100. How cheap can you get?

Til bet they also charged the kid for the hospital bill when he
_was born, Retire.. You're getting senile.

—Bucks County
Dear Buck: ‘That’ teen earned $60 a week at a. part-time job,
According to his dad who wrote, | the boy was delighted—thought
he got a bergain.

‘When. kids pay for something with their hard-éarned dough
they appreciate it a lot more than if it’s presented to them ona
silver platter. , i

a 88
‘You bet i
superb T.V. pat ‘Too bed it is limited to educations television
It should be on every station.

se” Lp

CHURCH BELL

yee es. Views

Robson Bible Schoo!

A Vacation Bible School
will be held this summer in
Robson,

The dates set arc July 28
to Aug. 1, Classes will be held
in the mornings, at Resker Hall,
with handlerafts, singing, and a
play time, as well as learning
sesal

ons,

St. Rita's Roman Catholic
Chureh is co-operating with the
Robson Community Church in
this venture. Questions, and
offera to help, can be made to
Slater Benedicta, Rev. Bristow,
or to Mrs. June Beninger. at

‘An organizational meeting
for the VBS was held last week

Primary Teachers
Hold Successful.
.Wind-Up Supper

A traditional Russian meal
served by tho ladies of Pass
Creek was enjoyed recently by
the Castlegar. and District
primary teachers when they
held a successful windup aup-
per at the Pass k Hall,

“Following the supper, a
meeting -was held to end the
year's activities, Outgoing pre-
sident Mrs, Ruth Townaond
graciously thanked her execu-
tive and all the members who
helped her. Mrs, Jan Christen-
sen gave a brief talk‘on the
Resource Centre and how the
teachers would benefit from it.

‘A small gift was presented

to Mrs. Mary Ann Yigue, who
had married during the year.
An election of officers for the
1975-76 term was held, and the
Rew, executive members are
president Mrs, Valerie-Pelland, -
vice president ‘Mrs. Loretta.
Kazakoff,’ secretary’ Mrs. Da-
vene Bird and treasurer Miss
Eleanor Dyce:

nal “development
will be ‘ranted by: Miss Lor-

raine Deans, assisted by Mra,

Yvonne Marr.

~ Toronto Lawyer President of Alliance for Life

‘cronte Tawyer, Gwe
Landa was elected president
of Alliance for Life, the national:
anthabortion> organization;’“at'= land met. with' MPs Bob’ ir
its annual'meeting “held ‘in {Kootenay-West) and: Howard *
Ottawa recently. + Johnston (

* which the government could

age has signed the pétition.
Mrs. Appolioni, has form
inter-party committee. of; MPs
to. work: within: the, House for
abortion law reform,

* Justis

Prior to the meeting, some: ecto represen area’ rolls sup-
ro-life ntatives had pri- §
vate interviews with their tr Dr. Bry Be; Verber sald
ussed the writte over 6: adian ‘doctors
paste Sada wai have’ signed al declaration op:

which recommends posing sbortion on demand. A
Founding meeting ‘of Physicians
for Lite willbe held in Calgary
“in pier

Tennestes: Aromat Coda]

{Every Bride's dream.

= Artistic. Design.’ Superb
“Quality?

tion urging a defini «
tion atthe word health in the
t law was tabled in the House of
at + Commons by Ursula Appolloni
service |» (York-South). The-1,027,425

Slocan Park

out
_ of every 14 Canadians of voting

to Lang
described’ the eto as “ob

1969 law: work ‘as’ it > w.
intended, allowing abortions.
only’ where there. are serious
medical conaderations.

In evaluating ‘the Lobby,

Douglas Roche (Edmonton :

Strathcona) told delegates the

MPs were impressed by the
calibre of the, interviews and

that’ there was support from
both sides of the House of
Commans for the petition pre:
sentation.

aS

B Year Contract to be Renewed.

(without ceva)

‘gaues re been recent
estvad by the ministers of the

at the Robson Churth, when
the dates were chosen, mater-
fals ordered, and some’ volun-

signed to a

class,
Church Youth Graupa to Meet
Plans are being finalized

. for a gathering of all church

youth groups, for a Ume of:fun
and fellowship at’ Syringa.

‘The idea for a concluding
social gathering of all groups,
before the summer vacation,
was suggested by the st.
David's group, and they have
been contaeling other churches
in the area. Fesponse is
expected. ef}
Robson Sunday School Windap

June 1'saw the windup of
‘the Robson Sunday School,

_ with a time for fun and food,

held in the warm morning sun
outside the church.

The «adults joined the
gathering after the’ church’
service, and many of them were
seen Hning up for hot dogs and
{ce cream along with .tho
youngsters.’

Although Sunday Sehool in
‘Robson is officially over, chil:
dren are welcome to services,

and are also asked to take note
of the Vacation Bible Schoo!
being planned for the end of

Some very “helpful state-
ents on a number of social
ly re-

rch, and anyone interested
is free to
A caatontare te on the

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lives, has been made’ available
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Wel :
‘A summary of the RTC
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vision held recently in Vancou-
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South Korea and several Afri-
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bY, eas Church. “

{tems are regularly

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Feel free to call the church «
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Mx. Magee

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