CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, August 21, 1976

And Here's for the Hope
Of a Good Crop of Money

By Richard J. Needham.
From Columns
t inthe
$i ‘Toronto Globe and Mail

2 [don't care if doctors get
richvor if bankers get rich, or if
industrialists get rich; I fuat
want the farmers to get rich, #0
they'll keep the food coming.
eee ‘

stmmed up ina Globe and Mail
headline—“Publie service union
isplanning to improve walkout
tor Publle service,

soe
§ 1 ba reading In the U.S.
about people dying in

papers
fites because they can't get.

through the window. And why
emn't they get through the
low? Because it has heavy
bis to keep out burglars.
; 80 you chink government
ean bring back’ prosperity by
pai soneyt Hal! On the
as reported (1
“that the fi money supply
had-gone up to an all-time
of $: illion and (2)
that U.S. unemployment had
jumped to the high

ving up to the million
rk.

eee

} There seems to be a harah
rule of life (to which I'll admit a
few exceptions) that the person
you love the best isn’t the one
you get along with the best.

A man and woman who
adore each other are generally
to be found at daggers drawn—
or, if they're peace-loving souls,
Keeping a’ wide and: watchful
distance between them.

‘ eee

: K. told me she has flaming
rowa with her teenage daugh-
ter, who winds up yelling, “You
don’t love me!” I asked K.,
“And do you love her?" K.
replied “No, but I can’ ie sail he hee

that.” I suggested, “I
ahe saya it, ask her what there
is that makes her loveable. oe

decide you'll ae up driaklogs
at 0 pm Ite 2 Title more
aittieull
.
“Pope Paul VI. put out a
jessage recently (Gaudete in
Donte) which deserves sever.
~ Mhureahs: “Technological

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. Canada, 1975, was well g

ety has succeeded in multi-
/Plying the opportunities for
pleasure, but it has great
difficulty in generating joy. For
foy comes from another source.
Tt fs spiritual, Money, comfort,
hygiene and material security
are often not: lacking, yet
boredom, depression and sad-
‘ness unhappily remain the lot of
many,
‘The Hs  Aecnas sometimes
angulsh and
“Aeapale, “A patient effort is
needed to teach people once
more how to savor in a simple
- way the many human joys that
the Creator places in our path:
the elating joy of existence and
of life; the joy of chaste and
sanctified love; the peaceful joy
of nature and silence; the
sometimes austere joy of work
-well done; the Joy and satisfac.
tion of duty performed; the
transparent joy of purity, ser-
vice and sharing; the demand-
tng joy of sacrifice.”

°

When perale I know go to
Newfoundland, I always ask
them to bring me back a tin of
Newfie salmon, which you just
can't get in Toronto, The reason
I make this request is that
Newfoundland salmon is in my
opinion the beat in the world,
better even than British Colum:
bia salmon. \

I think that if it. were
available in’ Toronto, a lot of
people would buy it, And why:
isn't it available in Toronto? I
suppose the Newfoundlanders
‘won't make the effort to ship it,
and that's one of ‘the reasons
why they're 20 poor.

Next: time ‘teenager,
male or female, accosts me on
‘Yonge Street, I'm going to
smile pleasantly and say, “No,
thank you, I'ma happily
married man.”

Se et
Te been in many parts of
the world so backward (or so
advanced) that men and women
used the same public wash-
room. I saw nothing wrong
about thi
not embarrassed by
in North America ready for this
state of affaires? 99>!
A fellow. who rung,.3
restaurant’ (Moonlight. Chalet)
‘in Jackson, Michigan; thinks we:
are. He was putting fn a‘nbw.
bar withthe usual two wash-
rooms, a His and a Hers. When.

the. first’ was’ finished, he .

noticed ‘people of both sexes
were using it, soche ‘didn't
f building the second. The

communal washroom is now. ;

labelled Yours. *
Peake)

No government can govern
‘unless it has strong men in and
around it. If such men cannot be

elected, they will have to be
‘appointed; and if they aren't
‘appointed, they'll eventually
‘appoint themselves.

T think this is going to
happen in’ many parts of the
English-speaking world over
the next decade—governments
which don’t have the ‘guts to
rule giving way to individuals
and groups sho do.

Abee five per cee of me
relates to about five per cent of
X., and that's as as any
man and woman are golng to
have it. Those who geek more

have been: stories,

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. Mysterious cireumstant
the meteor-like rletness¢ of bis

Artist Paints
Scone of His
Own Death

‘Two years before he died
myaterlously, the legendary
artist Tom Thomson painted
the scene of his own death on
Algonquin Park's Canoe Lake.

‘The painting, which hangs

In. the MeMiel Canadian

Collection, is a poignant re-

ninarofee of Ca rat
art genluses.

ame, died: 58 years

a3 one commentator

putts ,.-his life was the pure

stuff of legends. -Most of his

later yeara were lived alone in

the ‘forest. His early death In

ces, plus

‘dazaling career, cofnbined to
turn him into a national feon of
art.” :

A Word About Our ‘Little Trip’

VERY: mid: for
some uliar reason,
my wife and I'get into the
same conversation. We talk
at some length about where
we should go for a holiday.
We have. this ridiculous,
guilty feeling that we should
do what normal people do on
their vacation: toalodge;
renta cottage; bu and
gocamping; hire a tuallers gO.
for. a';“trip” ° somewhere.
“Anything. ,
We talk about it for, meek.
off’ and*on. We
referring to “our little te ‘
Perhaps we: should ‘just

Sugar and Spice

bores, And the food is no
‘screaming hell, y
‘Then, the culture bit, It's ~
awlully difficult: to” gear
yourself up: for a week, of.
haw and

ing around the country, we \.

‘say. Itsounds go8d, nice and
‘careless and fun, with a new.
adventure "just around the
‘ext curve.
‘Or maybe this year we'll
do the eulture bit: a week at
‘i Bet take in all the
lays, dabble our feet in the
maa look with the eye of old
theatre-goers at the stunned

Posh lodge for a week, no

% “meals for: the old la
cool

k,rdress to the hilt for
‘dinner, mingle» with the
fascinating sub-jetae! -
“this year, for well
Tank nebtigae for two weeks;
dam-the-expense, getaway
from’ the telephone, slouch,
around in bare and.

Horts,andlisqen tothe loons
on the lake at'night,

Or, for a complete change,
maybe we'll go to the city,
check into'a fancy hotel with
4 pool, lounge around in an ~
air-conditioned room, and go
out to dinner and a good

+ show, f
‘There’s only one trouble
with all these plans. ‘They
require decisive action, and
‘we never seem to get around
toeither decision or activity.
Take the posh lodge, for
example. First, they are all
clip, joints. Secondly, they -
are booked for the" “whole
fat ‘Thirdly, we don’t
have the wardrobes to dress
to the hilt or anywhere else,
Fourthly, they are: full of

_ Crooked Teeth

“dresalng up and standing in

Uneups: for: dinner, when

you'te lying in the

Ustening to the birds, with a

good book,’ and barely

enough energy to reach for
Qu

tatoes

fuice-spurting corn

and the cold, tangy tomatoes
in your own house.

iypsying: in
is fine, except that you have
togetoutonthe road with all".

those maniacs, and drive and»:

eat fried food until you hegin |

to fee! like a french-fry, and
‘iwatch a TV set offering re-
runs of last winter's re-runs,

The biggest adventure here

is wondering whether the
toilet will back up.
‘A coupte of weeks at a

cottage is’ appealing, But

what the heck, we slouch

around at home 1 bare feet
and shorts, and‘as far as

listening to the loons at night

, you can always ask a

bey of your friends to drop

ofuslikes swimming ina

withalatofeonmos mide,
class people, youhave to sign
a second mortgage on your
house to pay the bill, and you
can hardly wait to get home,

Can Cause Digestive Problems

Most of us are aware that
crooked teeth are unsightly.
Some of us realize that the
“buck” teeth of a teenager can

+ lead to emotional problems.

But few people know that
‘crooked teeth can cause di-
gestive problems, If the: upper
and lower teeth do not meet
properly, the person cannot
chew his food properly. ©) >

‘This: also leads to decay
because particles of food can't

be dislodged from overlapping -

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teeth. A good “bite” has a
self-cleaning action,

Pain in the jaw joints can;
be created by crooked teeth. :

The sad fact of thia disadvan.

tage is that the joint pains don't

usually show up until years
later—when it is not as easy to

straighten teeth. Treatment {
can begin as early as 8 years >

old.

Crooked teeth ean also |
cause speech difficulties. Com- j
bine these with the mental ;

distress which often occurs
with digestive upsets and you
can have a major psychological
problem.

Poor temperament from !

regular digestive upseta, shame
from speech problems or un-
sightly teeth or ‘chronic decay
can seriously: undermine a
child's confidence. The day

when people laughed good- .

naturedly at the person with
the Andy Gump chin and the

uck teeth has gone the way of
the Model T Ford,

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where the room service is ~

free and a great deal faster,
eck, with our.

So this’ w
“itl trip" ooming up ike &!

vampire, we. both -dis-

you wanted to get. away:
somewhere”

He: “You mean to say that ;
youdon’t want to gooffin the
heat and be every
time youturn around and eat
all those rotten’ french-fries

and besides the tires on the

going ght
otlitecchng, ogee
ah

ay eee and sinee’
‘and I hate:

know
how harditisto find a decent:

place to swim-"
He: “Yeah, ‘and if we took
our golf clubs we wouldn't.

have room for anything lie
‘andif we didn't, we'd have to

rent them, for an arm anda. -
les"

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© also performed’

On June 14 Gladys Lily
Perkina and Elwood Earl Boh.”

j)imer were joined ‘together In

marriage at:8t. David's Angli-

can Church. in an afternoon’

ceremony. Both ‘are Castlegar
residents.

‘The bride ts the daughter,
of Mrs. Gladys Perkins of
Castlegar’ and the late Mr.
Horace Perkins. The groom {s
the son of Mr, and Mrs. Ear)
Bohmer of Hillcrest, Alta.

. The church was decorated
with baskets of pink and white
chrysanthemums with Rey.
Bob Griffiths as offictating
clergyman.

Soloist Mrs, Marg Reith
sang “Because” and was accom-
panied by Mrs, F.'A. Hostetter,
Both are of Castlegar. "The

+ Angllean Church choir, of which -

‘ the bride is a member, sang “t

+ Perfect Love” during the bless-

ing of the ring.

The bride was given in.“
marriage by her uncle, Mr.

John Hartley of 'Fernle,: who

the'same duty

by giving ‘away the bride's

mother 40 years ago.

The ‘bride wore a street-

length gown of white Peau de

: as with high folded collar and
long sleeves, Her’headdress, a

‘ sembelrele of white roses, held

a shoulder-length vell of nylon

net She'carried a bouquet of

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y Canal Develop

Testing of the Ke

commenced,

fluctuations of water levels ‘ond.

oo % =

igh water: yelociti ies

: both in the canal ond at the | powerhouse discharge
channel.

<. For. safety ‘reasons poble access to, thene area
prohibited. :

‘Mall: Trucks ‘are e Given Tests

Following Death of Drivers -

police driv.

item said recently
that: he‘ was ‘Ini danger: of
fnsmail trucks he

Police College's driver training
sectlon,, questioned, however,
whether a\person's driving

wis testing. following’ two re-~

cent fatal aéeldents involving
vehicles

P The roall trucks that have
been turning over are the same
as'the one tl flipped on its
side in front’ of: the Castlegar.
Coop Garage here in April of
last year,

p!

ut 90-tminutes of ‘gruelling
toad teats tHat the post office
Vans, lke other. types of similar
vehicles, have high centres of
gravity and any sudd

ze them to mie

the ‘type: of
Wehlele would be the devermin-
ing factor’ in’an accident.
~The Letter Carriers’ Union
had demanded an inquiry into
‘the’ suspension. of the trucks
following the recent deaths of
three drivers. It claimed that
thesuspensons are inadequate
anilo Zaballero,’ 18, died
A 9 en he was thrown
is truck after a collision
with a small car in’ Bur:
naby. Christopher Edwards, 19,
“cwas killed July 27 in a similar
_aseldent in Vancouver. In both

ietheatrucks tipped

- “alpaae oftiee spokesman.
has clalnied that a third death -
earller'this year In

and wore
a silver bracelet given to her
older sister. by. a great-aunt.

The best man was the
groom's brother, Mr. Melvin
Bohmer of Castlegar with ush-
ering dutles shared by Mr. Ken
Hartley of Fernie and Mr,
Myron Wynnychuk of ‘Castle,
Be
For the reception at the
Legion Hall, which was decor-. .,
ated with pink, ‘white and
yellow rosesand streamers, thio,
bride's mother received’ wear-
ing a Moral print of dacron and.
nylon aceented by gold earrings
and a pink carnation cdrsage.
The bridegroom's mother. was
tn a gown of violet’ polyester.
‘and wore a corsage of pink
carnations,

‘The three-tler wedding
cake was baked by the. bride's .
mother and decorated .with
clusters of pink and yellow:
roses. Its tlers were separat

with his cohamies with the y

ped» by mi-circle
or bs Tily-of -the-valley with:
two doves holding silver, wed-
ding bands,

The cake, centring the|>
bride's table, was decorated |:
with baskets of pink and:white,
‘mums, Bouquets of the bride
and her attendants completed
the decor of the bride's table.

‘Master of ceremonies was
Mr. Reg Bro of Robson. Mr..
‘Wayne’ Fietz, nephew ‘of the
bride, attended the guest book.
The toast to the bride was
proposed | by Mr. John Yuris of

‘The | Matron-of-honor '.was >

the bride's sister, Mrs:' Isabel

Fietz and the: bridesmaid the

bride's niece, Miss Lily Fietz,
Both are of Castlegar.

Flower girl was Misa Cindy
Yuris ‘of Rossland.

All were identically attired
in yellow’ polyester. street-
length gowns featuring Em-
pire waistlines and cape
sleeves.

The matron-of-honor and
bridesmaid carried bouquets of
pink rosea and 'white ‘daisies,
while the flower girl carried a
white basket’ of the same
flowers.

ope travelling to the East:
Kootenay, Calgary and the.”
Okanagan, the bride donned a
mauve and pink floral dress of
dacron’ and :nylon‘ identical (to
that worn by her mother. Her

» The newlyweds will reside

at 690- 3rd Ave. Ni, Castlegar. .
Guests attending the wed-

ding were from Fernie, Cal

gary, Hillereat, Vancouver, .

Surrey ichmond, Parksville;

. Burn Rossland, | Trail,

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iy docan't rule, out a tay
Vacations.

Sake B.C, Automobile: Ase
sociation says motorists merely

*have todo a bit’ of advance
planning and take certain steps

+ to insute that lelsure trips will’

‘uge.no’more ‘gasoline ee
necessary.)

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@: (Consider a vacation spot
in a large, city or a beach or

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What ‘about those © special
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“Weather is hot, reduce the need
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They save gas and, of ‘course,
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