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Entotions and
The Flag

By RAY ARGYLE

The emotion - drenched
flag issue broke like a sum-
mer squall over parliament
last week; And while the
maple leaf design may not
be flylng by gay 3 ait it now
seems clear it will be wav-

ig over Canada, for the
Queen's visit in October.

The flag
battle has

\ brought into
sharp focus
ie! a: cleavage
which. has
long existed
in Canada
but has tra-

. ditionally
been kept

. simmering
below the

‘i | which cuts
across all lev7!- of Cana
dian life — a uivision be-

and Canada a8

2 THE CHILDREN'S CORNER

, There are still cave-dwellers in the world today! Ages
ago, flery volcanics swept down -ashes; and lava onto the

highlands in Turkey.’ Wind

the ¢ into vata ‘pyramids. Early
built’ chapels within th
Turkish farmers stl i live in the caves.

ie rocks, Today many

inseparable and fomething
ishable, i
It is not inconsistent to
term both elements patri-
otic pita loyal.

On the one_hand,. there-
are those Canadians who,
while respecting the British
heritage which is such ‘a
vital part of our way of
life, never the less feel the
time has come for our first
loyalty to be extended to
the Canadian nations ,that
sprawls over the breast of
the American _ continent

from Vancouver Island to -

Newfoundland.
- ‘They are emotional about

On the other Hand, there
‘are those “Canadians who
cannot conceive of a Cana-
dian loyalty existing apart
from .a higher loyalty. to”

* Britain and to the Crown.

‘© and they, too, are emo
tional about it. -

«This second group, which
finds’ its major strength
among what I call the Cana-
dian Establishment —. the
military, \ certain top-
bracke* political and busi-
ness elements and money-
edesociety — igs now a
minority in Canadian life.

Book of the Week”
“By PERCY ROWE |:

‘WHO FILLED KENNEDY?

U's tice
oA ‘NeW EW. Movi

By.“homas G..

Sacker and -
$9.95.

‘Thomas Buchanan's book
is one of the, first te ex-
plore. the .thesisi that Lee
Oswald coud not have puil-
ed the.trigger of the mur-
der rifle that ‘Killed John’
F, Kennedy, even though
he was

“Now :we-know, why, Para-
mount studios held off for
‘several :months:in:releasing
PARIS: WHEN IT SIZZLES,
which’ co-stars: William
Holden and* ‘Audrey Hep-
‘burn. “They ‘were “holding
back because it’s so terrible
that’s. why.

in ine plot.

ENTERTAINMENT
NEWS & VIEWS
A new weekly vehicle
called Show of the Week
“will “put ‘John’ Wayne ‘and
. Frank) Shuster. back “in
“front of CBC.TN \« cameras

They'll be ‘hosts and per
formers in the series. They
will star.in four special W
and S hours as well as host-
ing a six-part filmed series
in lives of great pomeaanss

@ The famed ‘wins fam-

’s role.is that of
‘an ‘overpaid, ‘alcoholic
American screen-writer, liv-
-ing in the French capital,
who engages, a_ vicacious
‘secretary, | (Miss ‘):to help
him ‘finish ‘a script ‘which
must be ready in.two days.

‘The net result, except for i

the usual nice Paris photog-
raphy in color, is nothing
short ofa e

Go To waitii

Fri., June 19-—COUNTRY
HOEDOWN (CBC), with
host Gordie Tapp and
tial country. fiddlete,

GRIFFITH SHOW

Dear Old Dad

e By BILL SMILEY

Probably the biggest :
on

iece of pure poppycock
oor calendar athe Se Sui

Queen = Vice

toria (on the

ay), ;
that pretty, ties

piring thi
maple leaf, as our

1.

That's because, like
queens’ birthfays and flags,
fathers are anachronisms,
things that belong to the
ad gouty ‘oud Tomy

gallantry an
solidarity.

The. empire has disap-

peared, the flag has become
something to quibble about,
and fathers ‘have turned
into cartoon characters.

We have become increas-
ingly ‘a mother dominated
society. But in ig to
prove that Mom doesn’t
have clay feet, we have
eastally accepted ‘the
theory .that father has a
‘dough head.

The word “father”
mever, used any, more, as a
term of, address,, The, only
place ft crops up in insocto-

logical ‘and psychological
such as “father
team or “father figure.”

It’s been a wild swing of
the pendulum, and it ihe a
sad and bitter thing, this

degeneration from Father.

to, Daddy,, but ‘I ‘can't help
pointing out that we have

aie brought it upon ourselves,
chaps.

The. Trojans opened the
‘Bates ‘and dragged ‘in that
‘pig, wooien horse.'The
Arab let the camel stick
his nose into the tent, to

: ‘Keep warm. Father achiev-
,ed tt

fame ‘end by r

quishing = Pl
‘to. that, brave, little woman

with a ‘heart of gold and ‘ a

will of, iron—Mom.

Next, he began to listen
* to a:lot of third-rate tripe, °
mostly in the form of artl-

‘ cles in. women’s ‘magazines,

Thus, he fell pre; to such
clap-trap as i ato

getherneas and “being a
: to his i.

2 ng things out” oe
out’
his wife.

. Then, under the bullying
of his wife ‘and the relent-
Yess of his chil-

bacon .as the ee harass-
ed, . ‘coronary-bound. char-
acter next door. °

Slaving like a pit pony,
and attacked for it by. his
family, he was still expect-
ed to help with the dishes,
mow the lawn, entertain at
parties arranged by his
wife, and drive $00 miles
on the week end to visit
relatives.

Thus, the comfortable
paunch which was a
measure of Father's | stic-
cess became: Dad’s pot-
belly, a sign that he wasn't
doing “his 5B8X. Thus,
Father's ominous look and
cuff on the ‘ear, became
Daddy's ' whine . that. he
would. cut off the allow-
ance. Thus Father's majes-
tic carving of the family
roast became Dad's inept
spooning out of the meat:
balls smothered in canned
mushroom soup.

Not .2...pretty .pleture?
Right. Wit are you going
to do about it, Jack? Will
you join me trying to
convert’ dithering ": Daddy"
into fearless Father?

(Shall we' grow beards, get

~ id of the blubber, pound

the kids once a week, and
tell the old. lady we're.
going fishing when we
damnwell feel like it?
What's that? You agree,
and you'll join the move-
ment on Monday, but:right
now you have to help Mom
do:the ‘shopping? All
Don’t ‘say, ‘you
asked. <

fo L PEDRO _ By d de la Torre

Have & problem? Write,
‘Doris is Clatk in care

16 in

of this newspape

DEAR DORIB: I have two]: DEAR THINKING: N

never was, suspicious about
him.

Bat one day another neigh-/&

not
even if he calls you : rture
Wife”—witlout ‘a declaration
offered and accepted.

kkk
DEAR, DORIS — hus-
baba atid 1 are goitg Wane
to Switzerland ‘in July.

bor of mine told me that this ae usband hhs two sisters,

boy. molests little children
sexually, Believe me, I was P
shocked ahd'from that time|f

on I have made sure that

tayo
gitts from Canada, | but,. a8

my
boys .were inside when he|there are so many {and chil-

came-home from school.

T do not want to hurt his L could ‘bring them all some-_

.|dien . besides), I don’t think

parents’ feelings but on the| thing.

other: hand I am so afraid

Could I give some and not

that something might happen| an or just something for his

to my little boys. Since you
always give such good advice, step! mother?

perhaps you can tell me what

to do, Should I go to: his

NOT STINGY
. DEAR NOT STINGY —A

mother and ask her about it?/family gift’s the answer —
Perhaps she doesn’t even|maybe . food,. Canadian or

know.
MOMMY

homemade. Maple syrup or
maple sugar ora slab of fruit

DEAR MOMMY: Right now cake from your own recipe.
your littlo’ ones can’t under- Or jam’ made. of Canadian
stand or cope’ With such be- fruit, Or all four. They'll all
havior, Keep.'them in your dig in and love it,

own back yard. |

It’s the thought that counts.

Simply. tell the offender No-one wants. you to impor:
you want: your eons playing] erlsh yourselves.
with boys'their own age. Talk- * * *

ing to'his mother will get

you nothing but: resentment,
- unless she isa highly unusual |;

person.

t! DEAR DORIS—I am‘a,Ca-

nadian who has lived in-the
States, for the last ‘six, years,
If I get a divorce down here,

DEAR * DORIS:' My ‘poy how ‘effective will it be When
friend, arid 1. went together I move back to Canada?

for two months pretty Steady.

Then jhe went to work in
“another city.

‘ALWAYS ‘A CANUCK.

“DEAR ALWAYS—Quite ef-
fective.’ There | is reciprocity

He ‘says hé is saving his between the U.S. and Canada

money to buy ‘a home. .The

“way “he talks he’s ‘serious
about liaving a wife. He seems
to‘like me ‘but didn’t ‘tell me
to wait for him. ‘On his-letters
he pits: “Dear. One,” and

“Love” at the end.
Should :I_do ‘the same? :
THINKING OF .HIM

when“ it comes: to. di

border, set‘up lidusékeeping

for.a few months. in order. to

get a ‘a idivorce ‘ana ‘then ,re-
in‘h

not be recognized i in Canada,

ere, 'yoiir'divorée would ~

a cour

_ CASTLE SouRSE

JOHN MeLEOD-

said they lows 9 the
hear a fog; horn’ in:‘the club
house. (No: offense © Dick, , that

This
ig a further 18 holes thi

"will be decided b: xy play-
com-
Sunday. Good. luck to both

Bemie and Dick, it should ‘be
a. fine match! Winner of this
match will receive’ the ‘Troph:

irst prize, the loser. wi
runner-up’ low ‘gross in the

first flight. Fritz Koehle. and

| Ed Clem of Nelson were in con-

mE at ala it rail Ik: bh were
fortunate’ enough to have 2 golf
- ball with a ‘built in’ rudder ans
a: small motor plus: the’ abilit:
to make it crash dive somewhere
around Any vicinity of the ‘cup
“you definitely had an’edge over
some of the fellows.who attemp-
ted to part the water ‘and putt
out before it closed in again.
sir, we had our pro-
blems ot the Castlegar and Dis-
trict First Open Golf Tourna-
ment and we have come out of

it much ‘the: wiser ond next
year’s Open will be that much
better for the experience gain-

" Altoge! ther there were 86 en-
tries inthe men's division and
21 in the. women's. Everything
‘went along smoothly until the
aforementioned rain, and even
that failed to dampen the en-
thuslasm, -

We had one entry from
Creston, one ,.from Christina
-16 ‘from Nelson,’
from Trail; and the balance from
our can club,
_Castlogrr OF toe regs pl
a8 gar pen Go!
‘still, up for contention. Bernie reoR yt

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was Johnny Popof!
junior members, with a 91, Low.
net was Carl Loeblich with a

‘0 and in both cases runner-
up will have to be decided bet:
ween Nick Karzanewski, Lloyd
Ish ard Bill Perehudofe.

tention here also’ with scores
of 77 and 78 as also was John
Miros with an 80. '

Fritz took the 10) net in

this flight and John w&s runner-

ip.

In the second flight, ey
gross went to Gi ams of
Nelson. with an 82, ant runner-
up was Bob Jeffery with an‘84.
Low net was Ale Olson with a
66 and ‘two ties for runrier-up,
these were Tommy Wilson’ and
Charlie Roberts both with 69's.
(The tournament committee will
rule on method of breaking tics.)

In the third Tight, low gross
one of our

The fourth ¢ flight, thank

with Rose
second ‘spot.

no
tions as ba Benuaito took

BS. Wi and J

Busch ‘of Christine, Sake was
runner- up with a 95.

Low net: was Alex: Jmaeff

with a 66: and L. Santano was
@| Fanner-up up with |

first. fligh
Irene Penterieen with second
low. gross to Mae Moroso.

67.
ne ladies’ section the
Jow gross went to

Low net was won ‘by ‘Belle

Grey with= runner-w goin to
Alice Brookes, P .

0)
In the sceond flight,- ‘Marion

Borodula ' took ‘low~ gross and
Nera Staudinger was Funnerup.
Low .net went to Maisie’ Zi) es
Dickson taking the

could go on and.on but

right now a word from our
tournament »-committee chair-
8:

to.take the

opportunity through this column
to thank At

all committees that’

helped to make tnis Open the
success that we feel it was, this
includes the ladies who did 2
fine job with the limited facili-
ties “available, and~ also “those
individuals who pitched in when-
ever= needed ‘and lastly to’ the
players: themselves .who co-ope-
rated fully in our more difficult:
moments.

|S Thank You.”
No doubt this calumn ‘wri-

ter has forgotten'to mention :a

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Support for the maple
leaf flag is not confined to
French Canada alone. It
can be. found,.among vari-
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Governments are elected
to govern and to lead, not
to throw decisions back to
the people. A referendum
at this time, as suggested
in some quarters, would
have tragic consequences,
and would fan further the
sparks of disunity that al-
ready glow ‘across Canada.

Among the myths which

have sprung up over the,

flag proposal are’ these:

The three maple leaves
are said in some quarters
to represent British, French
and other ethnic groups.
This is not so. The design
is taken from the national

emblem of Canada approv- °

ed by King George V in

y
1921 on the advice of Con-"
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servative prime
R. L. Borden. .

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Chaik Garden with his
talented daughter, Hayley,

who has won an Academy
Award herself. Another
daughter, Juliet, is becom-
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as an actress. And
Mills, although she quit act
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become a successful’ niovel-
jst and. playwright. One of
her daughter. ‘Hayley's
films,- Whistle. Down. the
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