CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 2, 1964

H THE CHILDREN'S CORNER.

_ SUGAR AND SPICE .
Loafing Without Honor

‘\oraxy continent’ there has

THIS WEEK
AND NEXT

By RAY ARGYLE about the psychological and
The national medicare : : : _ moral effects of the topless
program recommended by ‘ \ : . bite suit,

; the Royal Commission on : There's planning to be

sen Lu g con COURSE,

our mone
JOHN MeLEOD or y ¥

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w buy HERE},

SHOP AT-THE STORE |
WHERE YOUR
DOLLAR BUYS MORE |

“You'ro.a lazy bum, Bill
Smiley.” That's a recurrent aA

All good things rut come| have thought it was for the|#
theme } around afte! t

ig holes same $20,000

If you have friends visiting
over the holidays I might remind
8| sou at this time that during
first golfer to have his name in-| the months of July'and August

Havo a problem? Wilte ‘to Canadian social worker
Deris Clark in care of this newspaper.

DEAR DORIS—Could you because the girls thought

Ith Serv.

+ ices offers
as near-per-
fect a solu-

, tlon to Can-
ada’s health
problems as

mendations,
Teceiving the cautious ap-
. Proval of even the Cana:
dian Medical sociation:
show how rapidly social
attitudes are changing in
this country.

volence would sap the will
of the people and turn us
into robots. We would be
helpless to fend for our-
selves and would be de-
pendent on Big Brother for
our most meagre needs,

It is strange to me that
Canadians ever ‘fell for
such guff, But we did for
Many long years, with the
result that Canada has been
until recently one of the
most of

Iam a Koala and I live in Australia. I live in trees
and eat only fresh leaves and flowers of certain eucalyptus
trees. That is why it is hard to feed me in a zoo.

SHOWCASE

WEEKLY REPORT ON THE LIVELY ARTS

Clyde’s Choice
OF A NEW MOVIE

By CLYDE GILMOUR

the Western world: in pro-
viding social benefits.

The Royal Commission
on Health Services, headed
by Supreme Court justice
Emmett. Hall, has recom:
mended:

® Acomprehensive med- ©
ical care program ad:
tered by the provinces,
paid half by them and half
by Ottawa, at a starting
annual cost of $466 million.

® Complete medical
service for all, free eye and
dental care for children
under 18 and many others,
fluoridation of all com:
munity water services; new
medical and’ nursing
schools, and many other in-
novations.

It is significant that the
Hall Commission recom-
mendations ._parallel so
closely the medicare pro-

Very little in the way of
prophetic powers is needed to
predict, that BECKET, (an

Book of. the Week
By PERCY ROWE

PALACE AND HOVEL by
Daniel J. Kirwan; Abelard-
Schuman Canada Ltd., $4.95.

This book is pure joy for
suyone who enjoys Jaughing

filmed in England, will be a
major contender for Oscar
glory in 1965. Director Peter
Glenville’s brilliant cast 1s
headed by Peter O’Toole as
King Henry II of 12th cen-
tury England and Richard:
Burton as his former friend
Thomas Becket, saint and
martyr, who was assassinated
four days after Christmas in
1170 on the altar steps of
Canterbury Cathedral.

Ty SHOWS
TO WATCH :
July 3—ANDY GRIF-
Fn "SHOW (Cr TELE-—
SCOPE: (CBC), A Cowboy's
convictions gives portrait: of
Alberta rancher Dave Diebel.
Sat., July 4—MOVIE (CBC),

if a reprint of dispatches eat
back from “sinful” England a
century: ago by ‘an American

+ mewspaper reporter. It’ was

an inspired touch to republish

ocrisy'. with its old-
fashioned admonitions against
temptation.

ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS & VIEWS

A summer special series on
CBC-TV Wednesday nights is

Camera West, a series of
documentaries’ with ‘a. west

coast viewpoint. July 8 broad.

cast will deal with ‘a: boys’
private school near Victoria,
and the July 15° special will
be under the title, Whatever
Happened To the Horse? It’s

might add.

The Bible

tells us that

a prophet is

not without

i honor,’ save

in his own country. These
days, a philosopher is not

without honor, save in his |

own back yard, when sum-
mer comes. And he'd look
pretty silly sitting out there
meditating in January.

LENOW the hedge needs :
d the lawn

trimming an

needs’ mowing and .the
flowerbeds need ‘weeding
and the back porch needs
painting and the kids need
a clip on the ear. I don't
have to be told over and
over again, like a retarded
child.

* But there are a.tot of
other things that need
doing a whole lot more. So

wish my wife would just
shut up about those petty,
menial chores and let me
get on with _ something
worthwhile.

There's bird-watching to

* the “sprinkler,

three dowagers and a gigo-
lo, if I'm not there?

ee er 2

Who's. :going to shout
back. insults to the star-
lings, warn the sparrows
that the cat is stalking, ant
scare off the gulls as they
swoop closer and closer to
the barbecue, if I'm not on
hand?

There’ 's ruminating to be
done, Somewhere on this

ion How can a chap plan
a golf game anda fishing
jaunt and a camping trip
and a summer course and a
column and-o speech and
how to avold doing any of
them, if he’s muddling
about with a paint brash or
a pair of shears? -

There's a lot of figuring
. to be. done. Who else
around here is going to
figure out how to get ne

give me the names of some
Places’ for unmarried

that Neel the reason, Then
tt was my figure, 1 think
ite< disgusting when I can't
walk down the hall without

+ girls‘ saying things about

says she’ should be able to
finish her Grade 10 before
she starts to show
much,

Also, do you know what
can be expected of the boy
to help? He will be 18 this
summer and thinks it would
ruin both their lives to get

meet
the note at the bank, and
Stay out of debtors’ prison,
when our outgo exceeds
our income: by an indecent
tow of digits? |.

* * *

Theré’s cold beer to ba
drunk. Any simpleton can
jam up the fridge with it,
and leave it there, taking
up valuable space. It vakes
a touch of the: it
keep it moving at just tue
tight speed s» that you're
never stuck .. you feel like
a cold one, but are just
fresh out when a gang of
thirsty visitors arrives.

There are books to be
read, clouds to be counted,
squirrel-fights to. referee.
Who's going to tlsten to the
trees making love, the
acorns dropping, the bees
droning, if I’m’ sweating

_ around behind the roar of
‘of the lawnmower?

. . So. Next time you drive
past our place, and see a
recumbent figure on a
lawn chair, inert,-and your
wits says, “That Bill Smiley

bum, isn’t he?” .

is
don't agree like the coward
you are. Just retort, “Nuts.
He’s a philosopher without
honor..in his own back
yard.”

OUR TOWN — By McClelland _

ANXIOUS MOTHER

: DEAR MOTHER ~~ The
child care agency for your
area have a list of
places, as well, as good
counsel for you and your
girl.

Shotgun marriages are no
longer the rule, thank Heav-
en, But the man in the case
uf expected to Help with os

expenses. and suppo!

the child, If and when the
baby is adopted, this ounee
tion is over. (Write in for
my article “Unwed Mothers
and Their Babies”, enclos-
ing ten cents and a self-
addressed, stamped envel-
ope.) am i.

DEAR DORIS — I am a
15-year-old honor student,
and used to be popular with
all the girls. But they sud-
denly got ‘the idea that 1
was stealing away their boy
friends. I don't go head
over heels. over boys, but
after all I just'can’t ignore
them.

I used to have long
blonde hair and got it cut

my figure. I try to eat more
and get fat and flabby but
it's no use.

You're my last hope;
please help mie.

GIRL TROUBLE

DEAR GIRL TROUBLE
+> Once I'knew a beautiful
irl who was the idol of
both girls and boys. How did
she do it? By being sin-
cerely friendly. She was
never known to say any-
thing unkind or even sllght-
ly critical about’ anyone of

either sex, Wouldn't that be -

a better way than by trying
to disfigure yourself, as, it
were?

* * *

DEAR DORIS — My fl-
ance has invited me to go
with him to! The World's
Fair, We would stay at his
married sister's place,
which is. just one day's
drive, This means there
would be no “oight stops”
on the way.

Before I commit myself, .
1 want to know whether it
is proper for me to go. 1
am 21, he sister
be her husband are over

MISS PRIM

\ DEAR MISS. PRIM —
Quite. proper. Go with my
blessing. fac

scribed ‘on Tr new Castlegar

Open: Golf. Tr

Congratulations to. Bernie
for two’ fine ‘rounds of golf. and
also to Dick Wayling of our own

Castlegar Club who Tet it be] session but we

known at: the ice
nament that this

We ‘have narrowed down good
the field inthe: Bosse ‘Trophy weat ther!
Johnny Miras
took out’ Ernie Fitzpatrick in

competition as

extra holes and Otto

out over Walt Cheveldave. Ole
Olson won over Dan Deverson
and: Doug Furey over Alox
“Wood.

In the seml-final, John Mi-
ros defeated Otto Walker and
Doug Furey came out the vic-
tor over Ole Olson. This means y
that Doug Furey and John Miros} No.
will meet to decide ithe 1964
winner of the “Bosse.

of the tour-

alker won

Legion LA

“Legion Hall with

Sreen fees ‘drop to $1. per day. :| ff
Over the.’next few months
news will be at'a premium and
this column may. be: missing for} @
a few weeks. duting the jhollday,

will try.to

write
whenever anything iny ortant 4
trophy would| in the offi inet eee
not leave its home grounds with-

cout a-battle, and: we had just| Wo of your execiitive wish

all members poppy holidays,
good: ‘feifing, gi good ‘swimming,
hing and ‘above : all good

Hears Dolegate’s

Report on Zone

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Ro: at Canadian Legion Branch
170: held its: fi

nal

CARNATION

MILK 6 tins 89

for the season last week in the

21: members

In the ‘consolation event| and a visitor, Mrs. aH M, Peits-
Carl Loeblich won over Lio: a che, present, Mrs. H.
Ish, Bill Stefoniuk over Jim sident; introduced” Mrs, Peits
lesky, Buzz MeDonald over Hugo che who. is West Kootenay Zone

Wood and Bill Ci

pales Pre:

Bert Lamb. In the semis, oil for membershi
Stefoniuk came out ahead of| the report of
Carl Loeblich and” B
his victory over Bill Cheveldave,
will now meet Bill Stefoniuk in) ed‘ the West Koo!

the final.

juzz,° with | command meeting,

was given,

tenay Zone

meeting in Nakusp as the offi-

By the vend. of the coming| cial delegate of th

week
will be. Sompleted with the ex- report.

ception of
ember and

the Gilbys in Sept.
for the next two
months we should be’ able ‘to
relax and possibly plan to take
in the Kaslo and New Denver
tournaments. Did 1 say relax?!

verytime I think of giving] wilt

up this game I ure Tead fometbin
; ae July and ae en

Tony

the August visi
eight inch nae — for ‘i, 000 :
sinkin; S-ft.

me of Bob

and. then ga
birdie putt 10 regain it. Henin
Wadey missing his
12-inch putt for 5 cents as Doug
Furey chipped in a 15. footer

to take’it, It doesn’t sound like| the sick co

much but if you could have
heard Bob you probably. would

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Reservations ‘and Tickets__|

‘of arising money:

will do the hospital visiting st
will

Mrs. Walker reported that
flowers and. cards have’ been

do

The’ table Stet were

cussed and it was ‘aceided to
purchase a dozen linen cloths
instead of cotton:
cards are io be (pu purchased for

Sympathy

Mrs. Bate called on Mrs.
Peitsche for a short talk, Mrs,
Peitsche expressed: her pleasure
at.being present and gave some
‘mew ideas on ways ‘and means

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CCF, for all its failure to
win proad political power
in Canada, has provided a
tremendous service in
nudging the country to-
ward many of the measures
for which it stands.

I predict that the na-
tional medicare scheme as
called for by Justice Hall”
will never be a major
political issue in this coun-

.Prime Minister Pearson,
at time of writing, has not
yet committed himself to
accepting the Commission's.
report in toto. But the Lib-
eral Party is firmly on rec-
ord. favoring national co-
operative medical insur-
ance, :

The service as set up by
the province will have to
include protection for the
medical profession, such as
free choice of doctor by
patient and vice versa.

There also will have to
be protection for the public’
against the few who might
abuse the scheme by tak-
ing up doctors’ time on
non-existent maladies. A
good many people do this
now. -

The greatest challenge
facing Canada In the wake
of the Hall report will be
to revamp, modernize and
expand our medical educa-
tion system.

The Commission- Tightly.

recognizes the trend
ward increasing epeelalieg:
tion in medicine and faces
up to the shortage of new
doctors and nurses and the
high cost of a medical edu- .
cation. We are turning out
only 800 doctors per year
and 20 countries have more
doctors per capita than
Canada.

After national medicare,
there will remain one fur-
ther step to consolidate the
health -services of Canada.
That will be to abolish the
price tag on a medical edu-
cation, to ensure by, public

‘support that no capable
student will be denied an
opportunity to become a
doctor : because he Sacks
money for his educatron,

Stairs, Dorothy McGuire. -

Sun., July 5—PLATFORM
(CTV), national issues are
discussed by. Parliamentari-
ans. ED SULLIVAN (CBC),
Kay Stevens, Jerry Vale, ant
comedian Myron Cohen are
guests.

Mon., July 6—SINGALONG *
JUBILEE (CB

motive power of a past era.

© Two Canadian actors are ».

featured in the .western
series, The Texan, which has
started a summer run Mon-

day nights on the CTV net--

wal ron sacob and Donald

another summer season of
fol singing. McHALE'S

NAVY (CTV), the U.S. navy.

manages to survive another

of McHale’s riotous ‘adven- * ”

tures,
Tues., July 7—THE PLANE-
MAKERS (CBC), a plane mys-

teriously ‘crashes on her’

a journey.
ed., July 8—SUSPENSE
THEATRE (CBC), scientists

trapped’ underground: by an -

explosion must choose one

man to die.
Thurs., July 9 — JACK
(CTV), Paar once moe

Grindl is hired by a Broad-
* way star—and finds herself
involved in a murder.

ie ¢
who have “teature. roles 2
two in th

series, Rory Calhoun plays
the leading role of a a um
fighter of the early west.

@ Peter, Paul and Mary
will do a one-hour special for
CBC-TV’s. Show of the Week.
Program will be taped | in duly
in Toronto.

@ Richard Burton is turn-

“ing movie director. He'll di-

rect for Paramount the film
version of a.Tennessee Wil-
lians’ play,
Condemned. And starring in
the movie will be his wife,
Elizabeth Taylor.

This will be the first movie .

made by Miss Taylor in fhe
US. sinte Butterfield 8."

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