CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 27, 1966

OUR TOWN

“By Bill Smiiey

Approval of the 100th ap-
plication under the new Cominco
and union ‘retirement income
fal Was anncuncod by
fein committee administering

e plan.

‘

Retirement Scheme Details
Released by Cominco-Union

co's Calgary fertilizer operation
and the Bluebell mine at Rion-
del, and one from the HB mine
at Saino,

Income from the Cominco-
Union plan comprises two parts:

Sema:
that the retirement incomes are
-|averaging about $250 a month Cana

for those retiring at age 65, and
about $220 a month for those
retiring between 60 and 65. The
range as high

The Modern Teenage Girl Claims Long wae Steals Sex

barking up

t
chunks of june,

your bod!
and cold needles and you could

lish Sopartment.”
But that doesn’t solve the
problem of writing this column,
joes

frustrating reading, you can find
thong.

counter these days te you
flash a bar of gold bullion.

Wedding anniversaries: I
bought 20 yellow roses for my
wife on our twentieth anniver-
ary, She squesled with ecsta-

It was very romantic, espec-
inily when I told her Td paid for
them with a cheque on our
joint account.

But these ite romantic
uj gestures rarely pay off. Three | 9;
days later, for no ey etter reason
than that a tap in the bathroom
has been dripping for six weeks,
she yanked the fading flowers
out of the vase, beat me around

those rain is
about Berea as a basketful
of See Kleenex.

next week, with a
black border around it, don’t
flowers. send 1
valent in cash to my wife.
lowers aren't much use to a
ig widow with two
And don’t ‘grieve or sin:
god gongs. sont mine: “Well, he
went th way e always wanted
to go, cana 4 stron 0 of Dr.
‘Walker's cough and danc-
ing what: he thou; was the

ratusi with the smashing young
bionde who just joined the Eng-

” Bisteet Safety Council

course, with age “of child
of Reeth of time mother will

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
8.00 am. Holy Communion
411.00 am. Holy Communion

THE SALVATION ARMY
(41 Pine Street)

lednesday’
8.00 p.m. Bible Study.

10.60 a.m. Home League.
Phone 365-7112
Envoy Cliff Phipps

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

730 EMANGELISTIC
PV SERVICE

Phone 365-5884
Rev. C. Stone, Minister

BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 365-7175
Across Highway Junction from
Plaza
Family Bible Hour.10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.

Evening Service — 7.80 p.m.
All Welcome

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PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE.

791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. K. _D. geet
Phone: 365-5212

Services

viday:
_ 7.30 Youth Meeting
“Where you are a stranger but
once.”

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CHURCH OF GOD

(Kinnaird Comm. Hall)
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson
Phone 885-6762

9.30 am. Sunday School
10.30 a.m. Morning Worship

LUTHERAN CHURCH ©
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 865-8387
Rey. Frank Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
Cast8egar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.

Castlegar — Sunday School
9.80 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

Phone 365-7814
Rev. Don Faris

WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 12 a.m.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School

Age 8 to grade 3-11 a.m.
Grado 4 10 9 - 9:45 a.m.

Baby Sitting is Tough Post
But Steps Make it Easier

away.

Most of all, a good. sitter
should like ‘and understand

culkdren. pond be able" to com-

man respect
The sitter’s No. 1 job is to
Prevent accidents! ‘is means:

2 2: Stace th hem eae

e home

cial hazards, me

3. Know first-aid and how to
get help.

Rotor every sitting job, free

id parent should go into
a huddle over the following
points:
EG te foe os
Paper: Where parent
‘When will they return? How can
they be reached? Who else could | 2!
be called in an emergency? Plus
phone numbers of police, . fire
department and doctor.

a tour of the home
to ana potion of exits, clothes,
bedding, flashlight, fire orting:

er, thermostat; first-aid su}
plies,. any special yee
3. Discuss instruc-
Hons such as special child fears
problems; food habits, bed-
fime, Prnedication or special care;
of rules

the face and cars with th
thorns and all, and hurled ‘the
resewater over me.

I came up smelling like a
yellow rose and she came up
to the bathroom, helped me
wash off the blood, and fixed the
tap herself.

Teenage girls: Somebody
sent me a London, Ont., paper
for teens, One columnist, obvi-

usly a girl, was sounding off,
in disgust with her sisters,
was her pungent observations:

“Today’s young female goes
kookie over something that
walks around in high heels,
tight pants. and long locks of
hair hanging to its snouldere
Girls today are robbed of their
sex in more ways one.”

Ain't she right?

Strikes: I have always been
a union man, but I am fed up,
right to the ears, with the arro-
gance, the lawlessness, and the
refusal to compro! dis-
played by many union this year.
How about your
rennial

Leaders: The
game called. “pump Diet” is pop-

as $314 a month, depending on
length of service and age Fe-
tirement. '

The new plan which became
effective Jan. 1,'1966, is a five-
year agreement’ between Comin-
co and the Independent Union of
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
It provides an equitable income
for employees until they are eli-
gible for \old age security and
Canada Pension Plan payments
and is in addition to the pension

retiring this year
at age 65 vecelve a payment of
$400 a year for life in lieu of the

ida Penison Plan benefits

but in amounts of $75 Ness each
year as they become eligible for},
increasing Canada Pension pay-
ments,

All employees ‘retiring un-
der the new plan also receive an
income in leu of Old Age Secur-
ity payments, This income, startt-
ing at $900 a year for employees
retiring at age 65, is increased
for those retiring in subsequent
years by $125 a year until 1970,
and is 4 effect until employees
become eligible for OAS and

fund society ere supplementary

_ Of the 100 applicants ap-
this pian to date,

berley, three each from Comin-

etiring before
age 65 are ‘also eligible for these
payments by using tneir pension
fund society benefits to provide
a level increase option for life.

he should | Rodn

2

1 can't./help” admiring the
wolf asthe pack tries. to drag
him down. He is a fighter, and
there aren’t many left.

Advertising: I don’t agree
with the speaker, but I: found
the following, coming
big advertising ‘man the most
refreshing ‘statement I've read
for many , a day:

“The
people don’t: give:a damn about
adve vertising.- hey never have
rand they. er will . . . People
don't care: vabout advertising,
they care about things.

“They care about Fhings that
make ‘them’ happy or beautiful
or’ fat“or sober or drunk: or
alive: of’ tuman; thi things ¢ that en-
"ltertain ‘them, transport’ ‘them;
enrich them, protect them or
Srott them. ‘Butt they. don't give

a tuppenny about ads.”
A melancholy picture of the

Mr, Booth said the present
student enrollment of 480 is
nearly twice what was ‘first ex-

aby fhe governing body

a,.up to'a: one sind overload’ in
the lecture rooms. -

Selkirk College Facuity
To Double in Next Year

‘Mr. d
present the faculty is- handing prior

back: goods

The College's 15-piece Pep
Band, under Terry Moon, ‘is an-
other. bulwark of student en-
See ang eo
usy ing the coming

inte season,
student council will
haven’ a hse) padest, Jess what

at | the

a tutes b: ty levyin a2
money. le
fees to cover all cleb, seureaton
al and sports activities.

Yo

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November Bride-Elect
] Honored at Shower

Honorin ig Miss: Elleen 'Tomi-
ions Press mariage: ‘takes place
ne was
cellaneous shower r with, some 70

guests gathering at the Kinnaird J prs.

$5 Prize’ Walts:
District Residents
In Ad Contest

You can: win a: $5 ‘ch

you
to a rin the full of
ads peers ‘week! an the
Castlegar News until Christ;

your name:a rs, just| To
phone the Cas?! ger Nows at
365-7266 and well put a che-
que for $5 in the mail to you.
~~ Remember, there is not!
to buy. All you have to do
read the ads being sponsored
by by eight local progressive sto-

rose buds was nreaented 4o the
bride-t

groom recaved Mrs, Lawzence
a ved Corsages of pi
and white rose buds was Present:
ed to the bride-to-be.

Mrs. de bride-elect’s. ’ mother,

John Tomiln yond fie
m's mother, Lawrens
Paul, received dors of pink

rose’ buds from tine
for: the evening, Mrs. Fred ‘Tom
m and Mra, Pete Barisenkoff.
casts decor for. the evening
green and white with an
tmbrella lettered “Good Luck
Eileen.”

Games were’ played with

pitts, being won by Mrs, -Walter
Mrs. Baillie and Miss
enna Popoff.

Door prizes went to Mrs.
Bill Pereversoff, Mrs. June Mor-
an, Mrs, Larry Paul and Mrs. S.

‘aluck.
Assisting Miss Tomilin | in

opening her many gifts were
Mrs. To. Sm milin and hs. Paul.

A corsage of pink and white | %

The ‘Dbride-elect’s mother, | &
John’ Tomilin’ and the

of Spokane didn’t manage to
ling 40-lap stock car tussle ai
Fourteen cars: were sent

running a strong second in

and about. six never made it to the end. Leo C:

INTERNATIONAL TROPHY. race winner: Dale Broderius

erack a smile after the gruel-
it Calamida Stadium recently.
off from the’ starting grid

Commissioners |
Complete Training
’ At National Course

Hrs, A. Rizzuto, West Koo-
tenay. area commissloner, and
trainer, returned home Oct. 17
from Taoona, the girl

CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, Oct. 27, 1966

Norm
300 Baker St.

‘s Sport Shop

Open Mondays from .9'a.m, to 6: p.m.

Re-Loading Sunnlies
[carom Lend — Bring Your Own
Free Lessons Given on rn Epatice

NELSON, B.C, — Ph. 352-2015

‘guides "Canada campsite,
Shira, amete she, spent a
week ‘training ses-
sion,

by th tbe sat ‘zuld enducted
es of al a's
}national training team for com-

sioners,

Mrs. Rizzuto received train-
ing. as one of a team of ,eight
£01 lal ig sesson

For this district the train-
ing session will be held in Cres-,
ton, Oct.'28, 29, and 30 and will
be conducted by Mrs. A. Hunter,

the international, suffered a

flat tire on the last Jap leaving Broderius the field.

_— Coseens News Photo

for
the Province:

ry busy and tnstractive ses:
Hon and beautiful weath

THE LAST WORD

By Chris Wilson

Rapport Fails at Teacher Conference But Schism is History’s Fault

Seema that anyo! eth the
f lust on

tolled
soclal ‘pariah, a neo-socialist or
lamning still, a cultur-

It probably all started when
the litle ‘old lady in ap!
flowered hat came out: west ‘to

setup from juvenile delinquen-7¢
cy to f unemploym ent.

ie: years teachers |e
have become Acciustomed to a
lack of. and under-

standing «from the ‘community.
in which they live. Now it seems,
they care nothing about their
so-called public image and are

i It-is not su
ers look for the. more challeng-
ing and incidently higher-paying

entire system is castigated by
the masses and ‘those who _be-

ellers and) even
accused of: an deviation.
VOI of England

same about the
criminal d ‘of vin Es

college ng sot

; “Today the teacher of school urday estab)
doard.: trustee’ is the ‘ultimate
Dull for any toca! lapse fn our| ft

many
Ble truth is that

gar arena

is pane dents eas ie foe CoNege
the lents ma: e

fhe stude y stage the dance

‘The bookstore has-been do-
ing a brisk trade with the heavy
enrol ent, the meeting was in-

ee More | ‘than’ $25, 000 worth
of books have been sold and)
each student has’spent an av-

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WARNING: NEVER GIVE
ANY MEDICATION EXCEPT ON
SPECIFIC ORDERS OF PAR:

On: the job the sitter must
be alert and ready for anything.
‘Things ke

wa)
oer and outlets, hi ge eines
radiators, open stairways,
fire ‘places, open windows,

focked nd never open to strang-

’) ers. In case of a prowler call the

sitter is 3 th nost
baby one of the
responsible Jobs in thew sora be
y 3 Be

District Visitors Gather
‘To Honor Blueberry Bride

Guests from Rosslend, Fruit-

le, Trail,
and Blueberry..Creek gathered
recently at the Nordic Lodge to
he Miss je Johnson of

from | yal

‘won. :
Maid of boner, Miss Sharon

erry Creek’ whose. mar-|m:

2 Sabunday to
in St. ~ David's

Chi ed ith the
oGteets, becamn ie acquainted | the surprise miscellan

id | when each been ‘their arrival

were pinned: with their respec-
tive names,
Corsages were presented
the honored guest,
on;

Marshall Johngo! groom
elect’y mother, Mrs. Oscar John-
son of

grandmother, | Mrs.
son of Vancouver.

Mrs. .E. M. John-

tastefully de-
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a flower aurangement adorning |:

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Numerous games ‘were

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And there is no reason why
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‘One 0: e speakers at the
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avoided aaied ‘above all.

Small indulge | ‘in
small town politics. This can be
healthy or it can be destructive
and - retard gress. When
small town po! are aimed at
the teachers, it is almost % always
Sestructive

So th
ference here over the weekend
failire. It failed to: bring

speech at the teacher’s pub-
ic image ‘or the lack of it. -
from ‘the fact .the

pore of, au Ie fale 2 rit

fora current tren ds.

Yet it was a local ‘school
teacher’ who settled the town
strike; . it -was.'a ‘local: school
teacher who: is masteminding
the paving 71 Project and. it) was
the 1 teachers -who

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Teaching tollay is a highly
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the failure bea those who set the
conference ‘up. ‘The’ conference
was doomed to failure before. it

even ‘started.,

Somé of the speakers ‘stray-
ed far fromthe raison: gotre of
the ‘conference to take time’ out
to: grind their own axes at the

chers’

was intless
there‘ was pone education

ay
oni the eof 'a young
Ganaillan if he we she is doomed

Hike this -
to fear anything which we don’t
understand.

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it’s eaccation: cial’ gov oN
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buikis shrines atop:

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nse.
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ation by someone who| —

Tt is a baste human failing}

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art..And yet never. was

the church: stronger in * d

are | tan inthe dine afer he die.
8.1

+. Since there; does seem to
de a breach of wi ig be-
tween the fourth estate and the
educators. ‘I ‘suppose I’ should | to
be on’ the ade of the press.

Certainly ‘I have never had

time out to explain .why teach.

King He
in the oth. & Satur fice the
church ai :

ers’ salaries must go up or why

the school board does’ what
ever it ‘does.

T can recognize this as

the fault of th the system and not

individual school ‘board

‘Because it’ is. ‘auto-

"=" mhere is no snap solution
to this prob
was

bear-in, mind that they, like

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