CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969

CASTLEGAR NEWS

“Here let the press the people’s rights maintain, unawed by influence & unbribed by gain”

Campus Redicals are Called to Heel

The signs are reounting that adnlt per-
missiveness to fuvenile anarchy has just
about run its cource, that youth no longer
is an acceptable defence for lawless campus
conduct, and thi! the often desirable ends
sought are in eritien! diuger of being frus-
trated by the violent means employed.

Only the mo: srint or mischievous
student radical, h on his own confused
jargon, can misread this consensus.

The patience of the mature toward the
immature who demand responsibility while

hei 'y is ex-
hausted. The intelligent are fed up with
the stupid, the competent with the incom-
petent, the proven with tne unproven. The
taxpayer is calling for a sit-down on the
sit-in. The advocate of orderly change is,
everywhere, backing off, distressed, dismay-
ed, disgusted. For the most privilezed youth
that mankind has ever known, these are
lIonelv days, and they will get lonelier.

The question that must trouble the
campus militant, if his awareness goes
beyond his leaders’ irrationality, is mot
where sympathy has flown, but why.

“I say,” writes Mr. Rosten, “that you
are failing us — in failing to learn and
respect discomforting facts; in falling to
learn how to think (it is easier to complain):
in using violence to shut down colleges:
in shamefully denying the freedom of others
to study snd to teach: in barbarously slan-
dering and abusing and shouting down those
who d'seeree with you; in looting, stealing
and defiling: in failing to see how muck
more complicated social problems are thar
you blindly astume; in acting out of ar
ignorance for which idealism is no excuse,
and a hysteria for which youth is no de-
fence...

And Mr. Rosten is not without advice.
Before trying to destroy a system, radicals
might try proposing a better one. “Would
you employ a plumber who rips out all
the pipes in your house before he learned
how to repair a leak?” he asks. “..
you trust your life to a surgeon... . who
never finished medical school?” Anyone,
writes Mr. Rosten, can promise Utopia.

“You confuse rhetoric with reasoning,”
he euneludes. hese tone are not facts. Pas-
sion is no Slogans

Why does a Joan Baez call
demonstrations “silly”? Why does a ‘Jacques
Barzun say that poor seaening is the only
2 In his
open letter to “An nae Young Man,” in
Look Magazine, Leo Rosten tells why, and
it is unlikely to be told any better.

Mr. Rosten — author, political scientist,
editor, | ag vieor to Dresidents, a university,

loes
not pad tha that. campus rioters are sin-

“You are about as sincere as anyone
can be,” he agrees. “You are sincerely un-
happy, sincerely frustrated and: sincerely

are not solutions. ‘your idealism takes no
brains. And when you dismiss our differ. |
ences with contempt, you become contemp-
tible.”

The minority of a minority that is caus
ing chaos on the Canadian campus — pro-
bably just as sincerely confused, sincerely
wrong and sincerely illogical as Mr. Ros-
sten’s student minority.— will consider
this as one more lecture they can skip.
Hopes for debate without bloodshed, change
without violence, rest on the thinking mass
of students who, while knowing better, may
allow the buddy syater | to seduce thelr in-

confused. You are also wrong
about the few facts you cite and sincerely

they
know it — under attack from top and

. would ff

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

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of the unique log structure to be built as
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is provided by this picture. The tallest logs
at the pavilion will stand higher than a 16-
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For Full Information

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Phone 365-7633 or Write Box 100, Castlegar

to be strong, big and dynamic. It had 2)

reflect the strength, resources and ima-
!

gination of Canada’s most western p

and had to be very much out of the ordinary.
And so it is — with tall timber, the main-;
stay of B.C.’s economy, selected: to project

illogical in the violent conclusions you
reach. Besides, what does ‘sincerity’ have
to do with issues? Any insane asylum is
full of sincere patients. Hitler was un-
doubtedly sincere . ...”

Has society failed the new generation?

whole concept

tile government that may only too
ly reflect the

bottom, dependent on an increasingly hos-

for the proposed pavilion was that it had

the desired image.

its
of universality negated _

would seem to be in their hands.

Sun

Local and District Bowling Results

Two Cars Involved in an

Accident

On the Robson Side of the Ferry

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Providing year around service to the Castle-
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Have your well drilled during the winter
months and be sure of an adequate water
supply next summer. :

For Information Phone 365-6751

Several accidents took
place in the Castlegar dist-
rict on Wednesday and Thurs-
day of last week.

Two cars were in colli-

sion on the Robson side of

the ferry at 1 p.m. on Jan.
22, RCMP say John Halub-
off of Raspberry Village was
stopped to make a left-hand
turn onto the ferry approach
when a car driven by Fred
‘Emil Wendish of Robson at-
tempted to pass him and the
two vehicles were in colin.

Monday? Night 7. o'clock
Marge Melanson
246. nr

Marge

605.

ae Wally’: anes, 3an.
MHT Wally Min
THS Rat rine * 1043,
ae Bat Finks 2929. 7
points: One 0, Pot
Shots ‘hE Rat Finks a ace 0,
Droppins 3, Alley Cats 1.
Other_ 600’s
697, Bill Carlson 641, Ralph
Scott 640, Matt Rohn 619.
Coffee Break
Mary Evans
LHT Mary Evans 664.

THS ermentice 1011, THT
Mugs 2765.

Team ‘points: Muffets 3,
Mues:$ Take Five 3, Cheer-
ios 1, Pincurlers 1, Wheaties

Other 600’s Kay Bevans
651, Bev Downey) leans

Woud BOY, MALE auld O44.
weivers
Ls AMA ‘Luu zu.
LHT wuwae bout cou.
THs Vauuacs you.
Cadimacs 200/.
I potato? Uaulllacs 2,
, Kampiers «2, mus-
Unevys 1, vaguaro

Other 600's Anita Tomin
Wed. Nits Cut Rates
LYS Gerry

Cent bus, Bub oildy vis, 2

“Waa

Ken Scott!

Grunerua
«ol. a ueuy Grumerud
270. | 628.

THS Parrots 938. Til

Parrots 25a.
. Team puints: Parrots 3,
Budgics 1, Canaries o, Swal-
Jows i, les 1, mupus 3.

604, nay Ausnead blu.
omar ecouers fnurs. 1 p.m,
Vi Wilcox 302. wisn
Vi Wileox 6/9.

A police
Wendish has been charged
under a section of the motor
veneer dealing with high-

At 2.45 the same day,
an accident took place on
Highway 3A in naird be-
tween a parked car owned by
(Raymond Clarence Seabrook

mn and a car driven
by Sam Pete Filipoff o:
China Creek.
i Police say Seabrook has
been charged: with parking
obstruct the free
fic.

On Jan: 23 at 1 p.m., an
accident occurred near the
post . office when

a car ; driven by Lloyd Walt-
er Ackney of Kinnaird was
in collision with a car driven

by J Jacob Koenig, also of Kin- Kin

SMP say slippery road
conditions were to blame and
no charges were laid.

An Invitation .

of the

@ Receive Rules
@ Receive Auditors Report
@ Resolutions

meeting to be held in the

Members, friends and interested persons
are urged and invited to attend the © -

Ist GENERAL MEETING

Kootenay Savings Credit Union

TRAIL, FRUITVALE AND CASTLEGAR BRANCHES

@ Guest Speaker ,
@ Cash Prizes *
@ Election of Officers

Monday February 3, 1969

Cominco Gym at 7.30 p.m.

BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

fjer’s Insurance 142-3242, Og-

axis Groaners 928. THT
Hooters
‘Team points Hooters Head

Bonnett 660. ra
4 1 o'clock

Other bus uu suowier] 9’

LHT Brbbin “eriilé 531.
MHS Charlie Burdett
248. MHT Harry Chernoff

jo71.
Gutter Fire 1002.
THT "Oda Balls 2759.
Team points: Blow Quts
3. Gutter Five 1, Joggers 0
Kinherries 4, Odd Balls 4,
Beer Bellies 0.
Other. 600's Bill Davis
807, John Obetkoff 613.
Friday Night Classic Mixed
Marge Bonnett 235.
LHT Harge Bonnett 604.
MHS Charlie Burdette 319.
MHT Charlie Burdett 7:
THS Gutter Five ne
THT Odd Balls 3124.
Team points: Kinberries
3, Beer Bellies 1, Gutter Five
Odd Balls 2, Blow Outs 4,
Joggers 0.
Other 600's Ken Olson
617, Walter Keraiff 624, Bill
Davis 665, Karl Koreen vit)

Rossland Light ‘Onpare Players
PRESENT

RUDDIGORE

by
GILBERT & SULLIVAN

Saturday, Feb. Ist

at 8.00 p.m.

KINNAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY

‘SCHOOL
Tickets at ‘Anderson's Book Store
Adults $1.50 Children 50c

Rush Tickets Will Be Sold at Door

Ken Scott 729.

TTT

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. SHSS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine Knippelberg

7

of things” this year is the
Stanley Humphries

echo term,

more and a

BEAUTIFIES
your home
with one

Snow Handling
Praised as Best
quick coat | Writes Jack While:
of lasting ear Sir:

It_ was with considerable
protection Powe that I came into Cast-

0 AT Su & a. amnnen iWednes®
ne generouscoatcovers lay Of last week and gaspe
most previously palnted ony, the height of the snow
surfacesofsimilarcolors, then marvelteg at hae wa
New Breeze Self Priming
Outside “Latex House

then marvelled at ho how well
our town was plowed out.

{_ Vancouver, Burnaby, New
| Westminster, Whalley, Ab-
hotsford. Mission, Chilliwack.
Hope, Princeton. Osoyoos and
Grand Forks. none of them
can come close to Castlegar
in their depth of snow or
even remotely touch our town
in its snow removal program.

Paint.
A product of General Palat
Corporation af Canada Limited

OGLOW BROS.

Building & Supply Co. Ltd.

and lower mainland and 1

Lutz and his” public’ works
crew — Nice going and con-
gratulations

Jack White.

One club “in the swing
Com-

Club.
the beginning ef|o
pines gone

fanned two} bi
two guest

members were impressed by
the staff efficiency and plan-

'

and driveways in the interior 3

ning “behind the scenes,"
Second: at the list was
aa ear!

ency init is demanded in any
jusiness.

The last tour took place
at our own Celgar pulp mill.
the operations of

ayroll. accounting, engincer-
and_ traffic ‘departments

=- Fast to mention a few.

In the near future the

Commerce Club

nist be. 0 /BANKS that stand as

fore Easter so that he can
observe the com:
panies such as B.C, Siyaro,
BC. ‘Telephone and Oftice
Overload.

First, however. funds
must be raised-for transpur-

works ai

al year for the airport since

hie been piled up at Castlegar Airport as

to keep the field open. Airport committee
chairman R. A.D, West said this week that |
this winter is the most expensive snow-remov-

high as 14 feet

round the clock

job that faces
planes started

4 land here in 1947, 22 years ago. Here Sam
Wishloff, a radio operator with the depart-
ment of transport at the airport, stands by
one of the high snowbanks to indicate the

personnel responsible for keep-

ing the airport open. — Castlegar News Photo

tation and accomoilation.

ing drives so watch for them
during the next two months.

Friends Honor
Miss Lillian Popoff
With Bridal Showe:

The McMixers Square
Dancers invited the memozrs
lou wae Castlegar Senior: Citi-
zens Association to a’ get-
together some time ago and

A miscellaneous brid~"|about 40
shower was held. recently in
the United Church bisement) ©

ers,

.|parents of callers,
ralt- eb cae of the G GM's.
Other

i
1

t

ose marriage
re Schutz will take: place Feb. hosts | present) that

evening “y Mr.
Upon their arrival tho}: ok Heutekie,

bride-atect, her mother Mrs. panied’ by Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter Popoff and her gran :....cher and "the Fletcher's
mother Mrs. Pete Fomeno‘f. son and daughter-in-law, wir.
were each presented with and Mrs. Tony Amoroso: of
' corsages. Nelson, Bill’ Miller of Qliver
Pink, senile oo blue

accom

LHS Wright
276. .t1f Anne Koochin 630.

THS Castlegar vrug You.
THT castiegar Drug 2518,
Macalister’s Insurance 2518,
Team points: Lucky 5
4-22, Castlegar Drug 24-34%,
Candy Stripers 0-26, Macalist-

3/, wailers ei, cniérs 12a,

Moaners 04
Other 60's Joyce Turn-
er 629.
anus. Morning
LHS Bertha Vincent 627.
LHS Bertha Vincent 267.
TnS Lions 93/. T:
00's Kay Gretchen Team points: Minks 3,
Chipmunss 1, squirrels
Tuesday Mixed 7 o'clock. Beavers 3. Lions 3, Teddy
LHS Ada Halbauer 293 | ear:
LHT vev ialoff 648. Friday 2 ight Classic Mixed
LHS Elaine Martin 292.

lows _u-18, Independents 435.
other 6

att Rohn 273,
MHT Matt Rohn 778.
THS Regulars 1211, THT
Regulars Sal.
Team ‘points: The | 2 te
Gars 2, Re
possibles 1, Spoilers 3, ae

Outs 1.

Other 600’s Ben Rourke
657, Frank Holdsworth 645,
Marg Bro 638, Ed Wood 629,
Gordon. Meyer 616, Ada Hal-
bauer 606.

Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11

LHS Bertha Vincent 290.
LHT_ Marge Bonnett 637.

ill Carlson 343.| wi
MH Bill Carlson 773.

THS The Mints 1032.
THT The Misfits 2922.
Team _ points: . Night-
hawks, 1, SockEt-ToEm_ 9.

Kami

Jeis Lead Pee
ae)
Wee Division
of last Thursday, the
Jets the Pee Wee minor
hockey division are out in
front *vith 15 wins, two los-
ses and two ties for 32
Points.
In second spot is the
Kissaien team with eight
nine losses and two
fen” for 18 points. Right on
eir tail are the KP’s with
sued wins, 3, eight losses and
one tie for 16 points.
ww team on the totem:
e 5 i 4, Screwballs 2.) pole is the Mudlarks squad
Boule of Montreal 2, The Mis-| with three wins, 14 losses and
two ties for a total of eight

Other 600's Bertha Vin- points.

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BOYS & NE NS, WEAR

a see decorated in pink and Park school was
white and . inscribed . with the C!

served to the gu
Hlosiesses
ing were Mrs. Peter Koochin | got the children

- saabie’ Ford and Helen
a|Peachey of Trail. Senior Cit!
large pink bell formed” the
decor above the bride-clect’s | expre bis | roup's “pl plea.
chair, sure at being the guests of

club.

the d: sane
welling. ‘to Nelson last
re Ray Mc-|month ‘to attend the hoedown
Creight. Mrs. Mike Harshen-|..-.t by Vic Graves ‘ were
in, Mrs. Alex Poznecov, Mrs.|nine McMixer couples. They
Bertarone, Miss Violet|were the _ Harnateks,
Popoff. Miss Marcia Popoff | Luckies, | Gallos, ‘Wishlows,

Mrs. P._Stuchnow and: Miss|SI

Trail|gucs for all the kiddies Aan
small gif ged

./ among the members.
The

izens president Harry Evans by
ressed

Me- resumed. Those responsible|°r

By Local Square Dancers

ed doing a “circle to the left”
and two “ladies chain across’
with the adult members. Har-
ry Kelana uid.a tine ‘Jab of
making that Santa
Claus “arrived. on time wil

its were

New: Year’s party
was held in the Twin Rivers
i] Hall and as usual all had a
wonderful ‘time, The. hall had
t been di

an

low. The evening's

activities were kept at a very
oa i ig pace with lots
of fun and games arranged

Mrs. Shay, in addition tu

ie dant

cing.
Assisting with thi
“Brost. an Serr Harry Killough.
poe after midnight
a buffett supper was served,
following which dancing was

for. the arrangements « were
Mr, and

Nettie Roochin:
bride-to-be was as-
of the

gular’ members attended as
vell as. the beginners ‘who
of ribbons and: bows was brought: their: children with
made up during t the opening , them. Also present were hon-
of the pifts jd then pre-|orary members Mr. and Mrs.
sented to the ‘pride-elect. Dick Howe. of China Creek.

freshments, including|The stage of the’Woodland

Mrs. K. Waldie and Mrs. W. Ww.

Second Kinnaird
Brownies Enroll
Record Number

One of the largest en

“Good Luck Tallan
Margere

for th the even Mr.

arty by Mrs. gay ind r
‘wern| party by ay an
Mrs. t. Rol Ad

berts.
d Mrs. McLuckie @

Sr. Citizens are Hosted

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969

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"| the nonin an

fling to Warfield

| Sau Square Dance Associations

Mrs. L. Zinio
Hall |sible for having prepared t this

on Jan. 6 to dance with te

McMixers and the Swinging
Squares combined efforts to
host the Trail and District

1 January Ww
which was held ‘in thet Cast.
legar Arena on Jan. 18. mC
ts|for this event ‘was Harola

Gate’ of Town: and Country
Silver Squares and district
callers featured: on the pro-

ere Vie Graves, yim
MeLuckie and Horst Beiber-
bach.

The hall was decorated
by? members of the Menitsers
fed by te Sn we Pro
| e¢ Swinging Squar-

McMixers.: Di

f the MeMixers, Geurg_
sran< rrost, Tony
and

cing. They wore

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and were introduced as the
pieniizers Mixed-up Scottish
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ceremonies to take |¥l

was respon
group and they. were accom-
Panied by ] Piper B Bill Watt.

couples | who

irs, Fred Fomenoff..“Mrs |in dancing by having them

Mike Popoff and Mrs. William] “square up” with the adults

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Phone 365-7542

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2X 2” Bevel.

CUSTOM PICTURE FRAM!

Combine Any Two Packs for Hundreds of Size
Combinations from 5” to 36”

DECORATE YOUR KITCHEN WITH A
"MIAMI GAREY STOVE HOOD
Assorted Colors
MIAMI GAREY KITCHEN
AND BATHROOM FANS
From $21.00 & Up

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YOUR BUILDERS & HOUSEWARES SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS

Mitchel Supply Ltd.

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’ KITCHEN SINKS — Stainless Stee!

203” X 31” 3 and 4 Holes,
With Basket and Strainer

BATHROOM CABINETS — Mirror & Shelves

11” X 18”
WATER TANKS — Electric, Glass Lined

Eleo 22 Gal. to 30 Gal. $74.88 & Up

PLATE GLASS: MIRRORS

Complete $34.95 & Up
$14.88

$5.95 Each

16” X24” 36”X 48” $5.95 & Up

From $31.95 & Up

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