CASULEGAK NUWS, ‘Chursday, Sept. 17,1964

THIS WEEK
AND NEXT

4 BY RAY ARGYLE

Threats of violence this week

cast a.shadow over the coming
visit. of the Queen to Canada.
What should be a joyous. occa-
sion is now " are wil
cute apprehension at the pros
Pe of at tempts to ‘Sisrupe th the

It is now evident there defi-
ately will be demonstrations
in Quebec while the
in that province.

rit ‘measures |
Maximum sec! : op te ae

Queen is

sh the visit
ont abeolutely a amine overs

Canadian. government autho-
ritles have taken the position

and perh: aps ny ee
th ¢ public’ threat

iat Broat d sec Que-

almed
publicity than ‘actually bringing
harm to Her ee

t

THE CHILDREN'S CORNER

How sharp is your eye? Which is longer, the top of this hat or
the sharp youe them both. This is called an ontleal illusion.

SHOWCASE

WEEKLY REPORT ON THE LIVELY ARTS

yi BILL, SMILEY «
This colon will will be, made vp,

breadbox; one ‘morning a couple
of weeks. a;

g mldnight with ;
Td sat up unell ae ght wi Ar

The letter read “Dear family:
this is not‘a suicide pole ul the

Ee sun, (or
noonday acon): I'm
where the

feepon's think that I've Fan a: a
from home. I'm a litile too

goes as I plan,
will ‘spend the next two. weeks

in Quebec, learning French and ”

discussing crucial ‘topics with
fiery French radicals. 1 know
you think I'm a romanticist and
will probably wind up in jail or
hospital, but believe it or not,

ir . mother's ¢:
absconded with only two clean
: _

be.
1y £0

a. Kim ampraly 1
ted, What a dopel’”

0} le ee tough, We ‘cooled
freee ee eae
pouaible ig’ a could do oo sbout
it, and we went to the conven-
tion. But'not before we'd done
some ‘Checking and found. he'd
his ‘bank: account,:;,
tar, yang to; his*

cation,

rovelved two : letters.

ack from the convention, we
i reall: irlendl rf les; ,;, shi
y ob ly iy dat rfies

Ot”

a‘ sandwich
ed on

e grass grows ee f
cuaniil
col

ie is , pt
. name is: Michel, and he's going

to. U. of Montreal in the ‘I

ccerpt: “Zam stayin;
the 2 lcs, He.is a painter (in
Ricard is-40 and

Vm. quite. capable of handl ing stand

myself away from home.

“Now, don’t dare send the
Mounties after me, I'd be 8
embarrassed I'd run away from
home for good. Besides I have
my supply of heroin with me.
Hove yourselves a swingaroo at

Her fae will arrive ‘at
Summerside, P.E.1., and after
visiting Charlottetown will go
on to Quebec City and ‘Ottawa.

the

even the non-violent
Canadien nationalists

put all Quebec under suspicion
in the eyes of probably a maj-
ority of English-speaking Ca
nadians.

Because the Quebes revolu-
tionaries aim: af ding the

gaining an h c ada.
wi enc] anada.
will

farther straining relations
within the country.

the
been seized on by these ele-
ments ‘to achieve the opposite
end,
‘There will always be‘a warm
welcome for Her Majesty in
ie hy of most Canadians,
but uniess another tour is plan:
ned for 1967, phe Queen ier
+ actually. miss out on wi
oe Mee
rear ‘anedian ry
we celebrate our Centennial. -

We can hope that
; the Very real and ty iat genuine
ie gtope now being taken oy the
leral and Qui Tow

sure of success
untry will be more trang
than it is now.

t this bi und, 7

‘vernment
tos vials shee senior Sominion in
a mistake.

nae anion 0 one the
rities thus far has been security
measures e adequate to
guard the Queen and that it is
mow too late to the vi-
sit. It is algo apparent that th
question of “losing’ face’ is
paramount in the doverament
en ing.

le the sibility
Neat ca ees He life is
unthinkable to a

ah ny rational in. x
dividual,, the governmon
should that, the

+. FITH SHOW (CTV), season's
>. premiere. ue

‘Bon.

‘HOED.O WN: (CBC); °

. faree: about a sins ne girl yioae

Teal, Winnipeg at Regina,

-series about a New, ork press

= sHows | ENTERTAINMENT
@G@?:: WATCH NEWS & VIEWS
Fri, Sept. 18. ANDY GRIF-

— will be subject of a
: E movie going into prosuston a
Sat. Sept. 19. WIDE Paramount Studios.
WORLD OF SPORTS .(CTV), Carroll Baker, who eda
highlights of past season’® ‘role that man » whe played 2
Canadian sport events. FOOT- sented. Miss... ‘low .in The
BALL (CBC), Ottawa at Mont- Carpetbagger, ‘has been signed
portray the’ actress.
It is promized that the film
will be a falthful translation of
Harlow; life within the
context jot: th the ; period of her

Sun., Sept. 20, ED SULLI-
VAN " (CBC), return’ of the
Beatles.. HOURGLASS (CTV),
history of World War L EAST
FOOTBALL ton
at Toronto.

sons Sept. 21. BEWITCH- Pa the’ 0

(CTV), start of -- comedy U.S. per Canada,’ ny Foveaed they.
cise about a charming witch. ging sae order, i nua erin

DR. (CTV), Pala delivery suit’ “he house.
Theyre, mp

plest wna at least

flour rows

See KAYE" ea fee them 2 over the scre-

in ‘season debuts.

HOUR. (CTV).

WEST: FOOTBALL (CTV),
‘Vancouver at Calgary. a

iwed., Sept. 28, ANGEL IN

THE SMOKE (CBC), story of

a poverty-ridden Tokyo

family.

- ‘Thurs. Sept. 24... JACK .
PAAR (CTV), starts new sea-

"National, Football esau

slot will bring th
from U.S. Parks,

e games live.

his
ete Es It’s the first
for Tawiora | after. spending se-

Fri, Sept. 25. COUNTRY, in New’ York in

: edy
BROADWAY’ (CBC), He es memorial to the late

Book of the Week
~_By PERCY ROWE’

agent,

Clyde's =
“OF ANEW MOVEE

By CLYDE GILMOUR

q Shirley MacLaine copes ‘pluc-
iw Ls a second-class script
‘A WAY: TO GO, but

a eRCHY. vere
a & "sunday: afternoon. time .

There was more to the letter,

but that was the gist of it. You’
can imagine the ensuing seene.. +

Page 4 and oe at this letter
are. missing: .P. 6 begins, ‘Just
Uke you, Mom,” whic is driving
my wife crazy.

ere's a lot of other stuff,

His father was ready to horse-"

whip him, or call in the police
and charge him with something-
or-other.

= fue sister was interested i

but not’ impressed, Her
ment was, “What a opel”

Then’ sel intruded,
ways. What: will the. nel
think if: he..comes home:
police: car? Wh it

nt come! home at ‘all?. “why did

ie do this to us?Has he ti-
tate for all we've done for 1?

. ted,
to jail for 20-years, Instead, I
dollars.

Seat ther kid's felting emt

t ‘oe “envelons. of his last Ietter.:
., .1¢ was the ‘least literary ‘
ag ale": fess eee aes it ‘ald, “please

th ‘hole thitn itar-,
‘When: the whole ea‘

sent him the 10 do

LPL PEDRO - — By de la Torre

“wlll:

ty Sa
1 etad a of “Alviding them and
“tl strain bet-

», few years

“Have 3 prblen? Write to ‘Cansai social: worker):
+, Doris Clark’ in care of this “newspaper. why e

wife and

DEAR DO!
I have raed cur lec since

her. Evenytitn was‘fine until
she faite ten: aad she realized

the difference; between her ©

parents and her, aunt and ae

i Sho started - to! change {

is us, Now 1 ta ite ‘is

“selemaled and) mean, .: Worst

e has’ come, between
hu

there is alway: ys
ween us,

i
Id gi 0. sit-down
“to ats “without tala

animosity’ in’ the «alr,
know that my home ‘was run:
ing smoothly again,

ve ¥ SEN ON EDGE

Your

; niece's Bilal stock made: the

world fall: out from under! her..
Her. parents’ rejected her. She
‘needed’ strong reas
about how :much.

bot
: wanted, her, Needed iy be tal-

Now your Wife's overleaning
affection ‘is ‘seen ‘for what it

is: an apology. ‘While tie girl ‘
) accepts it, it. is still not good
enough. And‘ your wile, in ture

g the blame onto you, has

“lost her perspective,

Your life partner is unhapp
too, Could you take her bac!
conversation and
help her to see what has ae

f cpened? nee

RIS — My pare

DE, its
hope to ‘ee Jay aunt and ‘inele

soon, and I) know my cousins,
.very ‘well, One has started
hope .chest - ‘which she prizes
very,‘much.

‘Would it be all right for’ me

to send a-gift for her: to put
in her thest? How, Fmaueh should
Bg spend! on. it?

4pm a. towel,
cover, a novelty aan tray,
chaps. |

feeling of
‘and to. >

; COUSIN BOB

BOR — Yes. oe. Tot a

guesta'‘ have ‘to serve?

HAPPY HATTIE *

DEAR HATTIE — Not unless
you want it that way. Caterers

“4 wma, ae none is thelr hele

to, see a: sick friend, -Her
ma nat:
urally he got smart again. »

was ee to. do. something
about B Anyway, he didn't
ik I was “brave ‘enough'' s0

a 2.30 um, I called the. police’,

over. They gave him warning
that this would: be. the

T-told: him ttiat if it weren't
for. my ‘sister and the kids he' ed

+be in Jail right now. He has be-

haved ever Fince.
aved ever 8 "GRATE

RATEFUL' — Good

fa DEAR
for. you or standing up { to bint

‘irst thing ‘
be into it, hook, Sine and 8 nker,

Good luck!

ia

OF CANADA
bir Rev. F. H.'
MORNING, WORS

} Bi
SPONDS Ronooas

i Welly I told him that ifshe, +

bla river’

nator of B.C..

Bi rea atlaty
realdents affected. by the. flood:
ing of lands under’ the’ Colum

"This was stated by J. G. Wil.
son, ‘regional. planning co-ordi-
Hydro‘ when ad-

Hydro to. pay. for sewerage’ whl- e
ch did not previously: exist...

‘coordinator, B.C, Hydro,
der: discussion: ‘importi
tions ‘of ' relocation ‘0:
and ‘increase: in* hosp
tles ‘to: deal with the

new workers and to iron ‘out any

at nei weekend. .

ie of Koo-
tenay - Boundary ‘Munielpalities

Mr. Wilson said there was
a_ limit to ‘what he. could an-
nounce on behalf of B Cc. eae

fficulties: that
may arise as’a result of con-
struction work:

He’ did not ‘give any indi-

dustry to” attend "nl school
. According tothe regional dusty ‘on’ lumber ‘grading,
°° “These ‘cotirses ate designed
.| to: give. students a, background
: tne ease in! me and prac-

‘Unemployed Workers: ‘May
» |Take, Lumber. Grading Free

if :'Tho Interior Lumber Manu-
‘| facturers’, Association has invit-

his an essen-

tlal first. step: in becoming: a
grader.

‘Accurate grading of lumber
has become more and more im-
portant in recent years, so that

good knowledge of grading
is necessary in almost all’ saw-
mill jobs. ‘

The class in Castlegar start-
ed on Tuesday at 1 logar ata in the
Celgar sawmill lunchroom: and
7 p.m, in the ae Stanley Humphries |
Secondary, School.

Further details maybe ob-
tained ‘from the nearest Unem-

cation of the policy surrounding

Hitt thoughts on providing board Sas ‘recommended th jhat

Office, Cel-
gar, or Le tenae education de-

ment,

3 : : said.
BEST DRESSED "(

‘MEN WEAR ®”
McGILL:-SHOES -

:T-ean une speak on mat-
ters which have been decided
and lald down as “policy,” he

ected: by. the: flooding} M:
and also’ to eonsider: ‘additional

| He sald that “as a result of
the flooding there will be. dis-
ruption . of. municipalities. Cer-

in the Arrow Lakes willbe a
#0 ‘suitable’ locations.”

Wilson‘ was, improvements |‘
int the field” OF accessibility and

ERENENKO'S

ere were - certoil

not interest itself. ;

SALES & eae
Phone R.A. Bob Horswill 365-3491

Co pl : Stock of V Volk Cars and. “Trucks
‘New ; Rambler.Cars
: Sales & Service — ‘Trades’:

: PARKVIEW: MOTORS — Neleon i
Mz! iT TATTOO

“CASTLEGAR NEWS STAND
“ACROSS FROM ‘THE POST OFFICE”
Open Weekdays 9 - 9, . ° Sundays 7. p.m. oa

‘POCKET AND HARD-COVERED BQOKS -
_ NEWSPAPERS — MAGAZINES — COMICS
*)* SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR: MAGAZINES

AND BOOK ORDERS TAKEN”

‘and removal ciate he sal
Th Sare
where the. B.C.’ Hydro. would

‘ “This," he remarked, “falls
into the field of relocation of

. villages . who : did: not.” possess

an Sewerage. fsellition: a at tae ling

TY nia i

435.

mobility’ int
areas. “Recreational and ‘park
facilities, are likely: to bee int-
proved by; ihe. implementation
of thé reconstructed highways."
B.C. Hydro. Authority - was
fally cogalzant of. its’ tremen-
doug responsibilities, he said.
“ "In order to finish ane deb

‘or

gional colleges should: teach on
the . colleges. for; seven, years
before getting : Bermanent ap-
tain. portions of major highways pointments. )./',:
Until, the seven ‘years have
fected.\'These’ will Be. rel “located elapsed the: teachers should be
u given. one:to two year
, Another point discussed by the board says.
In'\a} memorandum issued
by “Education: Minister Peterson
Arrow Lakes! to school boards, the’ board also
recommended ‘regional college
boards should keep ‘in constant
touch with ‘provincial universi-
ties to ensure standards are
being maintained.*:;'2
The board also said region-
al college’ teachers should ‘have
a master’ of arts

the ‘School : Board:
Courses ‘are sponsored by

the Interior: Lumber‘ Manufac-
turers’ Assoclation in connection
with the local school board and
the department ‘of ‘education.
Normal)ié fees for fhe, course’ will

be ‘io

degree as a

if

uit
to work, hand ia hand with the
BC. Hydro.’

courses in regional col-
leges should parallel, put not

, and that

ROMP. Waning
Issued on $20:
Co ferfelt Bills

Ca Hlegar: “ROMP: have. is.
ued a arming for memberé of

_ Draws 21

particular, tc
out "tor. counterfeit wy bills,
This particular. series... of
countertelt bills, now: being pass-
din B.C, an nd. Western Cana-,

‘District: Senior | C

day may be by

the: "serial numbers of | the bills }:~.
with a moistened finger, hich
will cause’ the’ink to smi a
*’ The reverse side oft the "pill
has'a mottled effect and ‘is weak Te
in color. and shading. °

ld_ any «of ‘these’ ‘pills

ient in hospital.

two years of university, |

fit t Fall Mocling

first meeting ‘Of the
fall season was’ held. Friday ev-
ening in the Légion’ Hall by the
members _ of. fhe. Castlegar and

‘ation’ with ‘27 ‘members and ‘a
visitor, Mrs... W.' edy
Trail,

- Shonll feturn ‘Thursday. from Vancou-
be detected, the. local detach-| Yer, Where He had been a pat-

e fist

Me mbers

‘itizens Associ-

of to 1967.

ment. of ‘the ain should be

husbands
leaving her. “purdened ° with

or
iMious of. dollars, ing. elsewhere.

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with ietroris nm — be if uae
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the life of any person.

might ° lose

: ‘While Canada
some Pree in cancelling the
~ visit, this would be _ not

wie quae — to whom
“face”: is a supreme fact’

enhower because of left-wing vi.
olence.

font aeath.
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It was reported that the pic-

Persons,

$100" Million: of
Columb ‘Money

: f the $278 million
to' be invested \inder’ the 'Col-
umbia ‘river treaty will’go to
only two. out’ of the’ dozens of
banks and major ins! tutions
that bid for it,
. Premier. Bennett. said - last
T iday the Bank‘of
and ‘the Kinross Mortgage Cor-
ked iby ‘the ‘Cana-
iL /Bank "of. Com-
merce, will: get-the whole $120
multe left: after
men’

The Bank of Md al will
‘get. $70°‘million’ at “an. ‘overall
interest ‘rate “of ' 5.40 : ber ‘cent,
repayable up to 1968:)):
‘Kinross. will get $50 million
at 5.67 per: cent, | rep; able up

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New. York notés,’*:"
Premier Bentiett eaid the full
investment: Program will make

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‘and $6 per’ton respectively. | Bail
eat: Paul | ‘Marshall | Cas

‘Columbia:
announced a

nic had been,a success.and. very
‘| held: in Lakeside ‘Park: at. Nel-

son .but owing to-holidays there
. Was not..a: jarge; tart nout: at the

to- to get a iriver tor, ‘the ‘bus. to
take: the’ iHiembers/tu ‘Nels

se ay rou notes were read|
| from members. who; ae recelv-

The -picnic : was:

culty: was en.
due to holidays

will be: 3:

“bleached > Pratt a

semi-bleached. i
Th eresting . repo!

o tee
néss transacted at th executive’

sent out.
WORK, PANTS

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tetided to’ OMS

“We: have. a ‘full range of
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| ‘Mrs. -L. 'P.. Ferguson repo.
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It was reported - that | th
song. sheets -were no’ SonDlee:

G. Quayle’ and!
uayle’ in
. EB. Murray. for. compilir. z.
the song. sheets. .The- ‘meting!
-was.adjourned and members en-
_[Joyed a social hour of card bin-

CHEVELDAVE’S 8° prizes for the bingo had been

purchased out of the funds and
there were: many pleased prize

ing was ‘brought, 6 a‘close with
‘| the serving of delicious'refresh-
ments by. Mrs L
Mrs. Murray...

id on. flowers:

pleasant ‘even-

McNell. and

For’ all travel: arrangements seo. . s+.’

‘WEST’

DEPT. STORE:
PH.: 365-4911

Phone 365-7145":
S: FROM THE ARENA |

an eee vila of 6.38 ‘per | =

Gatiegs water Sr utlity has, for‘ som
shown: a healthy. yearly surplus,’ this
surplus was: ised for’ needed current’ -ex-

id
"be deed on: its. own merits and

initial
to borrow this - “$108,000 without direct ap-
proval: of ‘the owner. electors. |.

Payers, the commission ,used this section
i: 0£,the-act:in the: manner that it was ob-
viously intended to be: used.3

thoughtful ‘analysis of whether we are
‘really faced ‘with an. emergency ‘Situation

_ «requiring immediate ‘attention’ or ‘if /as-it
appears‘ to some who have foliowed the:

«subject : elosely Mr. Hughe ply
promoting ‘the report’he wrote in 1959-60
for’ Mr. his as-

* This rep foe advoca et * expenditures’
A the order of #200, 000 and this was prior;
£ th

e it t
; quired to retire this $108,000’ bylaw when
you’ An lude interest charges, bond discoun-

have to'foot the bill for this.)
“*@ Do our

of proving ‘this: bylaw’ =
* locations; should we really

There is no‘ denying 1 that in proposing E
thi

: cost us

the total tax load re-’

iavolved. is not. out’ of keeping with coms

> monsense:

@ Our present ‘firs department, pons.

‘to bring more ‘water’ to the hydrants and-

if we''do. exactly -how: much more: water:
-will we be able, to bring to a fire? :

oe How. will this additional borrowing

our borrowing ‘reserve ‘and hence,

the ‘cost’ of ‘any? in future borrow-

ecessary
“ing, ‘for. itis fairly commonly! accepted
that as you increase your borrowing you |

also increase the available rate of interest.
z @ The trrational ‘assertion that the
proposed improvements. will in fact not
anything because they. can be fin-
anced out of an established surplus also =
jeaves something.to'be. desired as far as
basic logic .is.concerned.’

Won't cost ‘us anything indeed

thi

the Eissent finance chelrman at a spec:
committee meeting on Sept.'1, 1964: - =
“I would warn all heads of departments”
that ‘should ‘the ‘proposed ‘$108,000: water
improvement bylaw not pass then it will be
necessary for each of you to make substan-
tial reductions in your expenditure so that
we may. bring the budget into line by the
end.of the’ year.”. |
e Council advises us to install these
improvements now-.to avoid digging up
‘in’ the : fature.’ Just’ how «many

= -feet of pipe under r Pavement

poi
— we often see the entire area being

“dations. really, need. for

ments?, What must’ communities that have

*@) With unlimited natural water sto-’

é rage existing less than‘100 feet below both

of our wells and a good: reliable’ auxiliary

are we real-
:) dy shirking our, duty in this respect?

Should: we ‘borrow: money’ to provide

additional. remote, above: surface storage

Just because | some handy Population based :

surrounding sprinklers or a lack’ of! water

for the fire department pumper; ‘then de-

cide if’ you wish to borrow’ as the council
advises,

e@ Lastly. the installation of a number
of routine improvements to our water-sys-

tem’ should be within .the : ability of our

existing staff thus avoiding most of the
engineering charges ‘ sovmar kes for this

in' the bye f
CG. SYLVEST

‘without causing restrictions for J