‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 5, 1965

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Local Man Assists RCMP.

At Princeton

There has been much sald
lately about. citizens not. cooper-
ating with the police and about
how disinterested the. general
public is in the work the RCMP
or city police are doing in their
respective comments How-

Road Row

also seized two bottles of liquor. |.
The teenagers were charg-| -

ed with impaired driving, ob-
‘structing (a police officer, as-
sault, asaulting a police officer,
ile, gal possess’ ion oe liquor and
intoxication.

Practise Home
Safely Rules for
Children’ 's Sake

portunity for grown ups to
ause | ‘and connider, ways and
means ‘of -helping youngsters
through ‘that dangerous decade
from infancy to the teens, by

ever, a
Wing, has proven ‘that’ there are

a.few people around who
will come to the aid of law en-
forcers.

Wing, a truck driver and
Guy Thibert, 19, went to the
assistance of Constable Barry

Tarr, 21, on a highway six miles|.,

west’ of Princeton late last week.
Constable Tarr’ had stopped
a car containing, five Mission

and Thibert, who had
hitch hiked a‘ride with’ them,

to question: the driver as an}

attéad to your, wishes, whether it’s’
in your room or executive suite .. of

Then you want the

‘Oa Similan Bog: at 3 at guanlay Pak?

driving suspect. i
RCMP said the constable’
was attaked, :-pushed .. to. the!

round a and held unill he fought) [i
! ‘Thibert was beaten when |’:

ie’ went to the ald of the con-
stable and Wing was kicked and

‘punched and required hospital

treatment.
‘A passing motorist ‘évenitus
ally summoned RCMP reinforce-

‘ments who arrested ‘three: teen-

agers at the scene and two
others in nearby bushland,-They,

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RESOLUTIONS. — Montreal
lawyer Michael Garber,
, above, has been re-elected
‘president of the Canadian
Jewish Congress. At the
igroup’s (14th. plenary meet-

[oe cate
{| ays tk a
its. Alwa
} Tanes, Nodked awa;
explores: who,
st. anything. °

practising eafety and teaching
our: young citizens how. to d
ings the safe way.

Mrs.B. F. McCloskey, chair.
man..of,; the, home ‘and family
fection ‘Of: the B.C. ‘safety ci

9 points out the trage:

vés lost through accidents |-
among children ‘in B.C, ‘under
mn ale chil
main causes of child
deaths Jast
ease but accidents from drown-
ing, fire,’ traffic, falls and’ pol-|

ning, |

It is difficult’ to understand,
how ‘children’ can. be’ olsoned,
y , drinking; su
‘bleach, cle ane
but: the:

Child safety provides an op- f

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Important to
Home Builders

than simply. aequiring 80 many
square feet of land.

Your, choice, will of course
be limited by .the price you
can. afford. to pay. You also
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ford the kind of house you are
plowed to hulla on a particu-

lot.
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 newepapers

a‘resolution was adopt-
+1 2d,->.calling, for "federal
tegislation ‘incorporating ef-
fective measures against
propagation of race hatred.
dt also: criticized the CBC
‘for’ interviews. made with
neo-Nazis.

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friend ils Cathie Russel of
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pulens: ‘and Douglas of Medicine

i ‘Tom of. "Langley have returned
visiting Mira:

turned. home Saturday after vi-
siting -with Dr.’ Cheveldave’s ‘pa-
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‘at

f Mr. aid: Mrs. Dave Camp-;
beil were ‘Mra, Norman Hender-|
son-.and- children from. Edmon-’
ton who, have, returned home.,

ara Ann of Campbell River, Mr.

w subdivision: have Mr.

Vernon visiting :t
‘Mrs. ‘1 Meet and, Mrs. 1.
Swaddle.:have had’ :as.. their
guests ‘Jast ‘week Rev. and. Mrs,
A. McNeil .and children: Kir!

ving .

ewater, Sask.
ite hadn't’ been
back: for 20 years..-He .had.a
lot. of .pleasure showing the -fa-
mily schoo! ithe: old
swing, othe} ce wehere he
carved his initials isa boy. Mrs.
White :broke,her*toe after she
returned home. Re
+» Guests at the
W. Ani

lif, arid her ‘girl

and Mrs, James ‘Warne,
. visited last week with
H.. King~

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Tt. ‘Mountain and son

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ith

Mrs.
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‘Survival Trai

Kinnaird youth, B, 5 Stanip- three

Vincont is attendin, the
vival {raining school eing held ela
at RCAF, Station Namao

erta.

‘Tho local lad is a sergeant
in Castlogar's Air Cadet Squad-
ron. No. 581, and’ the course
material: he -is* studying at the
survival ‘trainin ool is’ sel-
ected with the aim of extending
the air cadet’s

ning School

phases. Phase one will be
orlentation at. course ‘head uar.
tere ROAR Station Namao; P|

ke. place at: the base :
camp Jarvis Lake in the Hinton :

area. The final phase will be in
the bush survival camp area, ..

During the orlentation per- |.

fod at RCAF Namao the ‘cadets
will take . intensive. inatruction
i tases varied id stoplcas al ag: first-

confidence. '*'

Tho, course, which . followsl ¢,
in the main the. bush’ survival
course given to selected RCAF
* personnel, is being attended ‘by
a’ group ‘of 26 air, cadets from
Aduadrons ine Alberta: Ai

The ins from Aug.
“2\to ‘Aug. “is. ‘Actual L Gaining
may be considered ‘to.” be’ in

Pay

| Call your
| Canadian

\ @ Scenic Dome rall travel
© Low-cost rail fares
© Great Lakes,
Ceoat takes, A Alaska and

© Hotels
gand roves arm

‘o Aint
oi ines s across Genada and:

‘| making ; of nets, traps,

-| exercises in the i “Ot The com-

_ | fence: in building

‘There may be no intersecting

alzo draw

a es tay ‘will re-
ceive oa ity ‘Job. instruction: xn
such ‘varied ‘topics as: the use
and care’ of: basic ‘equipment
such as the axe, saw, onthe the

construction of shel a "They
will ‘also underta! ney

pass, in° ground search and na-
vigation:/\ ‘

most exciting phase
will be at the bush survival

with an umbrel
|, decoy, left 3

' NON-CONFORMIST. Everyone knows a ‘duc
everyone, that is, except this duck, who's equippe
Actually, this wate

where the cadets will’ put. into td

practice instruction from phases
two and three. Here they will
select camp sites, gain exper-
res under
dry and wet conditions, aye
food “recognition, + a

track Xecoenition, use’ of* helio. ey

ph ‘and firés for ‘si

generally put'into practice their
newly-learned skills,

This is a pilot project and

ignals and |."

if ‘successful it is hoped it will] 1

become ‘an: inte; part of the

syllabus. offered ‘to’ Royal Can: at
Cadets. i

adian
Ohey Safely Slogan,
- Slow Down and Live

For the month of ‘August :

the motorist is reminded that
for his own and his: family's
sake, he should slow down his
driving speed. He may be in a
hurry to get from here to there
but'if his haste causes trouble,
he ‘won't’ get there nearly* as
soon:

at Marsh

auts may, carry out work tasks! yt outer-space,"
Problem ‘is, however,. that:in: space vacuum, matal:tools::
stick together, as depicted above, Qusstiog. is bei
t Centre i in, Alabama, -

ing studied Le

The long clear highway may

bea temptation | to go over thy
maximum but highways are not
always. as‘ clear as they. seem,

roads; there may be no houses

or.signs of pedestrians; but what ity, wa
the!

we ttock o full se

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For special’

Held*’ raesaeys through Fridays ‘at’: an p.m.

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‘the ‘Industrial Relations Department

wages: were:! per.

over the previous: ‘year. and:
mily spen ding wa wasinbout, 10. per,
cent: ‘igher. Price ‘hikes ;were
ent up. shot and! food. : ‘costs | 1

P
cent and - a: slight: decline-was
reported in ‘rica’ and tobacco’ sa:

spending 5
‘and savings increaped ‘a8 a great
er proportion::of; Japanese pay
Cheques went towards. sa’
‘Workers enjoyed better

ing conditions and-last year Ja:
Bieter economic: growth rate ‘was
chan that: of any other

Japanese Workers Get —

‘ i -| country. However; ‘th

rice “hikes af 15; per | Th impuls

don‘t simmer
this summer

ney policy and cautions business
‘climate ‘Kept-th i

: Question Is
When’ 3a Bear
, Rot a Bear?

‘Black’ bear? brown: bear?
was the last. th

WAS nelghbor G. Dahisten,
felt ‘the tracks "yett indicated a
good size bear, Hair found later
ain the: ; porch was) of a’ brown

It'has been sald: brown bear
never.» wander - inland :'v far
beyond ?:the™. influence © of ' the
sa! tinden breezes ' that drift in

Bea. So a ‘little time

:) Shade. «

“The! question now , is black
bear wh bear? or just a
brown Black “bear?

ond Gol
colors,are eta |

| The
re a velo while. the cool |’
|| colors, are, the blues, and

N ‘ark, ‘the auneunts of
. sed together. are; often
jortant kinds of

‘ost pleasing
usually..are “those in Nahich the
color. Vieme. is. kept simple:and
for’ that reason .the colors; inva
f paneling, b one

, other. 5.5
stance, there are.var-

id :green

signed: however,.to blend with
the pastels.,

‘The | majority of ‘today’s co-

th ert: says,

e
: 38 only two ‘tones = one cool

and: one, warm: color.: One color
should: be predominant;

Before: going ahead with a a
color scheme, he su

iggests:
‘| ple. study th the'¢ color. combinat fon
under, cial: light,’ especially.

te | lights.

it they pies ‘Plan

t:| That prov nd ind 4
ae

The* abla: for. mercy 80!

Whee, aed: ‘threatens high.
The’ sorrow..of. a: contrite: he:
The ngs shall never. die.

Let nol +4 ‘pass, for every hand
Must find: some ‘work to do. ?
Lose not a‘chance to Walken lov
Be: firm: and just and: true.
So'shall a light that veannot fade
Beam on‘thee from’ on high.
d angel ..voices. say, .to thee:
things’ shall:never die."
les‘ Dickens

ints

When” “warming Jeftovera;
use a doubleboller ora sauce;

titi, “gravy and! rice need: less
d joked ‘over direct ‘heat
tain” flavorin:

er. i
To sweeten whipped

use one ® f « straine

honey fasted Oe aigak ‘The’ fla:

"Phone for “a) ‘pointinent
‘no- co He

pan in_a'\pan: of water. Spag: {8

lelightfully . different and |!
scream

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