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8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday Nov. 4, 1965

VISTORIA REPORT

Can’t See Majority Gov't

By JAMES K. NESBITT

Soon now,
we the people

gloomy mood

these days and

I'm afraid

we'll whip. up a new order of
chaos. I cannot see how a ma-
jority of the people are going
to go in one direction, and
elect ‘a majority’ government.
It's almost’ an impossibility,
pone with four. parties in the

le!

The time is ‘coming when
we are going to havea system
of primary, elections, bench

pe out ut two
top candidates, and from them |=. Wick, MA, FLA, as
we'll choose our elected repre-| =
sentatives. B,

always going to have a
Te interest in this campaign, College.

Mr. Wick is a graduate of

so. many howls of fraud. and
corruption, and most of ‘them Librarianship.
Men me quite ill, Mr.

says that | Perience | began in 195:

and. John’ Mansbridge,
Ao at gate meen
o! ‘West Kootenay Regional!

‘Until, this: harpens were | College has been announced by
ash, There seems little ai Gorden, Campbell, principal of

Wick’s ore ex-
21 wilt

training in a number of vbreres
in England. before . coming in
1955 to: Toronto where he serv-
ed as: interne: librarian in the
Toronto lc Library’ system.

In 1956-59 he was bookmo-
bile ‘librarian’ in the Etobicoke
Public Library and from 1959
has been head of ‘the reference |
department for ithe Etobicoke
Public Library. 2ir, Wick is act-
ive in soccer: and. ‘historical as-
sociations. He ‘teach one

ry
Ze course in history-at the College.

Both Mr.’-Wick: and Mr. : Mans-
pride | began ; thelr duties on

is a gradu-

if ie winerale win there'll be
Canadian troops in Viet Nam, Campaign Week

if there were some’

Sea the largest pelection in all
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Douglas says the same. He
can’t ablde the United States,
because socialism never gets
anywhere there; the socialists
in the U.S. are always snowed
under ‘the minute they rear
their heads,

To hear some of our poli-

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dent Johnson. is the enemy. of
mankind. One of em, the

GENERAL DELIVERY,

other . day, referred othe
Viet: Nam affair as “president
Johnson's war.” That's not fair;

sible, mean and
hatred, but I suppose we have
to accept such junk in the heat
of an election campaign.

The United ‘States has. al-

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Canadian ‘election -' campaigns,

ever since’ our beginning,’ ‘and

I suppose it always will

way; seeing as how ‘we're the

same people, and live so ‘close-
: and ‘seeing ‘as ‘so

CASTLEGAR, B.C,

MMMM ce MT the,

many of ‘us - want ‘to accept
everything from: the ‘U.S, and

sive pothing, in rel :

: Som eli me I

ticlans talk you'd think Presi | Sot

such talk as this is irrespon-| ties for
filled with

ways been part and parcel of |.

be this | where he briefly

Busy Orie for

Stan Horswill

Last Thursday ‘Stan Hors-
will Conservative candidate
for Kootenay West,: spoke ‘ata
arty in Nelson. He out-

regard to education. He explain-

ed the proposal to increase the

per capita grants to universities

from :$2 $5 and the in-

creasing: of f grants to universi-
ant

Mr. Mi :
ate of Notre ‘Dame. College, Wil-].’

cox, Sask. ‘and: McGill Library
School. At. present, he is assist-
ant ‘librarian, ‘Moose “Jaw. Pub-
lic Library, Sask..’ Mr. Mans-

bridge 1s ‘an. enthusiastic | out-|°° ~~

doorsman and skier.
Commenting ‘.on -these ap-
pointments, : Mr.’ Campbell said
That the college: is - exception-
ally, fortiinate to have :been. able
to; obtain ; fully . qualified libra
rians of such ability and exper-
ience’‘at ‘a time whan :there is
an .almost, international short-
age’ of trained,; librarians. ‘The
work. of: planning and: develop-
ing a ‘modern: College Ubrary
right from ithe beginning is

most

in‘ the field.
Later. in ‘the day he called at
Cominco’s operation ‘at Riondel
and:made house to house calls
there ‘and at Rootenal Bay.
On day’ Horswill
spoke ‘at a coffee tie at Cols
servative headquarters in‘ Trail
described ora |e
to allow deduction from’ income
taxof munt

amount of *$500.-
the: i

ones
‘The librarians ‘aim to. have | b
10, 000: volumes: ‘and 200 period.
icals on the shelves by next Sept-
emibét. Mr: ‘Catnpbell stated that
today's: college,“ library: ‘must
make: full allowance “for the ra-
Be clan eS faking place ‘in lib-
tion and the’ way
in hich students use a libra
*"In' addition‘ to being “a cok
lection of books,” the West Keo-

and: the removal of: the’ 11 per
tax on building ‘ma-

terials, He then ‘proceeded to the

Thincan: whi

f ite
made house to house: visits at

Well, it lt ‘soo be over
and I hope you are all study-
ing the bectouded issues, . 50
that you'll be calm, cool and

determined on eleetion day,

ig and uilling opera-
Salmo

del, ‘Crawler
and Boswell and will be

ing. Pana 8 forums at Castlegar, calls, ‘*

and Nelson later in thi
week.

WELCOME WAGON,

Box 364—Kinnaird, B.C,

With Information

cad wera’ so than
bos the Se ance ‘future God

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tenay Regional College © library

October Busy

aut: the ‘thon

Castlegar. ‘RCMP re
victions for, violat ion. of the
motor vehicle act,:four for the

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CMP. answered 195 -Someiain

Regional College Principal
Announces Library Staff

The appointment of Donald
Pps i chiee

is. coneelved: of, as- an. instruc-
tional. centre . designed’: where
possible‘ to’ integrate: books, per-
jodicals, a graphic collection and
films in:a/ common. catalogue so
that ‘students and: faculty, have
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lala te D
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ek’ will furthe: i
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the mort éffecetive manner,

SL GuO ee i)
oint Hesting

“Phe - 1st’ Robson Gulde
‘company, and some of the sixers
and secoriders from 1st and 2nd
Robson Brownle packs had a
joint ‘meeting recently.

‘The occasion was the “walk
up” of three Brownies, Janice
Lamb, Christine Saliken and
£ | valerie. Silverthorn,

e girls walked up, aided
by wise new red-shoes and
were. met and welcomed into
Guides by patrol leaders and
Captain’ V. Lesy.: 7

Following this the Guides
who were appropriately dressed
for Halloween in costumes pos
judged -with . Pauline
Coleen Hill: and Ber everly Balbo
being winners. -
=e Hosbesses ‘for ‘tie evening
were Valerie Minick and Nancy

wart...who were working to-
wards ‘théir hostess badges, |,
Bobbing..for. apples and various
games.were played

=) Lutich ' was served by the
girls

District Commissioner. Mrs.

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ber, eral mothers joined in the fun.

‘Tweenies. and a Halloween party.
Brown: Owl Mrs. M. Jenner
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omas, Patti
Crown .and.: iweleomed ‘the e girls
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