BRIGHT AND MODERN, the earabts cise raris
in use in two district schools, Robson ‘and Kin-
naird elementary schools, are as gocd.as most
existing schools and better” than some. They will

be put into full use within a ve

spokesman for the local school be board said early

ery short time, a up at another

a you ‘re:

SUGAR AND SPICE

By Bill Smiley

For;intellectuals We Get. Draft Dodgers’

Just a few ob:
rvations

but. it - will. pro.|

a [pably have: em:
merged A by the;time we've fin:
ished - this
pe PINE Ff 8

It's: fashionable to. attack
the Yanks, so here goes. I think:
‘they're giving usia bum deal in| %
merchandise, ‘T#:I were a poli-
tick my ‘platform would he,
“Let's fontity the border!”

Every year,‘we send them| ¢,
about. 30. per cent of our’ best
people: artists of all kinds, uni-
versity . professors, engineers.
Better known as the Brain
And every winter, we send them

B jour rich people, hundreds ‘of

this week. The units are completely self-contain:
ed and heated, incorporate the latest features of
school design and are made to be moved and set

school, if and when this is ne-

cessary. — Castlegar News Photo

Lettor to Editor.

Dear Sir:

events. — this organization is
- | helped - finance!

The com; plete ‘Shriner mem-|:

bership (850, 000) iB; Ndevoved sts ‘to
the interests -of . th

farth
about them’and their ‘hospitals, willl

80 I: would like to answer one
of thex-most- frequently-asked
suestions,

yr) details on the: proce-
dure’ Soe: admission I direct the
readers: to’ phone’: mr C. (Andy)
Andrew, at 365-5992 or 368-3552
or contact “any ’Shriner.
drew is fondly. referred to by
the name, CRIPPLED
CHILDREN, since he usually
handles, all admissions.

{ One’ of the most frequent
questions is, ‘How are the hos-
pitals financed?”

\ Shriners hospitals are. fin-
anced in several ways. Each
Shriner’

operation of their.‘ instit

It is well to mention that
there are now 22: hospitals. in|
operation,’ instead of: nine, “as
mentioned We see

ona Hospital Financial Sources

‘the best obtainable, 80 every
colle fbent. on entertainme:

in» their well-chosen [8°
contribution to ‘humanity.

‘As parents of two children

-| helped yy the Shriners hospitals

wwe can personally testify to the.
great good they are doing, and
the ‘wise ‘use of monies in their

that the Shriners are. ever’ ex-

‘An. | Panding their facilities by add-|"
ing nee hospitals and equip-| ip,
ment. -

For those who wish to do-| Ger

nate to the work of the Shrin-
ers several ways are open. First,
cash donations may be made, Se-
curities may be donated at the
same time.
We. find there are certain
income tax advantages in: such

life memberships are sold, alse
contributing memberships which’
may be bought by any person,
association, corporation or club.

2 By. bequests,; endowments
donations, and” money raising
events — Shrine- circuses, ro-
deos, horse shows, football gam-
es, concerts and various athletic

» Real ootate may be
deeded to this charity. Trusts
can be formed to eae monies
to this worthy charity. Insurance
policies may be drawn up
name: the’ Shriners crippled or
burn hospitals as benefit

In’ closing this letter we
once more would like to make it
own that

dy where he can: escape fro

‘thousands, to ‘bolster the sag-
ging economies of Florida and
California.” And: what do. they
send us? Draft dodgers.

Dee! oot hunting. A-lot of: peo-
ple are . Not.me, In
fact, If ‘s peony a teacher, I'd
take a week off every fall ane
join the ‘great, slaught er of

deer. i
"Sisughter?” ‘There are
times as.many ‘people killed on
the highways as there. are deer
in the: bush, Te thought the

species | would: wiped

(deer, not ae Ta ‘ght i at
But the deer population is in-
creasing, chiefly Mecause there
are so many lousy hunters.

I admit that no completely
sane“ man goes,,deer hunting.
Why 'v would q anybody ‘go into the

ods in the worst weather of
the year, wind and snow, rain’
and blow, 40 :-wander::, ithrough
mallee s les of swamp and slash) ewes
and burn, dragging a dirty great
anusket and :straining ‘his. heart
to the bursting : Polat, when, he
could be sitting: Beh watch-
inga foornet game on mtv?
Why?: Pll ¢ell you. Because
it's the Abe ‘place in the* world
ym. com-

15 years of age, ‘regar

of race, creed or colour, ‘where
their immediate

afford the cost of the required
treatment. ...

_ For further information con:
tact any of the Shriners or-:phone
the numbers mentioned.: We can
assure you that if there’ is a way
to help you with your physical-
ly. handicapped or burned child,

to} those: poble gentlemen. will: age

sist

Those who enjoy fine’ en-| “+ ‘to the +)

tertainment' will find that the

Shriners events prove some of

ie ers,
Henry and Lois Knipple-
berg. nee

our pride in it.

‘Vote LITTLE for Mayor
‘Reasons Why You Should Vote for Little:

ve He is qualified through two terms on council. and a wide range
of civic experience to represent you.
we He senses that the present moed of the people of Castlegar is that
they want time now to digest the effect of a recent heavy ‘pro-
gram of public works. The people would like to. see relief from
taxes. This will be
‘K& He feels that people want to see loose ends in ariministration and
programs tidied up and the town’s appearance smoroyed to match

possible.

xe He is sure that people earnestly want industrial peace and: will
do all he can to achieve this. He also feels: that we should be
taking more effective steps to attract more businesses and, \pay-
rolls to this area, and he knows there are ways of doing this. ¥

& He feels that people want maturity in their leaders, but also pro-
The that

exist with two k

1d, 14,

is desire din town affairs’ will

together possess more ‘than 12 years of experience. One of the
incumbents is a former mayor. In addition there are good men
Tunning for the two vacant positions as aldermen.

‘ke He thinks that the idea of amalgamation with other towns or por
pulation centres is for the moment a dead issue and that Castlegar
hus its own problems to be solved. Moves toward a District status,
or further amalgamation, will have to be promoted by others next
time. Castlegar wants to keep an open mind on the subject, but
Castlegar has done its part.

ve He is of the opinion that recreation can 1 be better organized and
operated on a regional basis and that the cost should be met by
the taxes of all of the people of the’ area. The, machinery for doing
this exists, and it.will be used.

te He promises he will give ample. time
to the job-and will work hard to en-
sure the future of Castlegar.

we He believes in people and he hopes
that People will believe in. hum

On Saturday . wer

ig on the who

"With inestimable: thanks oy
hin a

a hagging wife
a eines telephone, and rotten
kids with ‘personality defects,

it’s the- only. piace’ in the |
world where :he:can. get ‘back ‘to.
ee er primitive pleasures of man: |
de’ jokes’ around: the: fire; a

ith: money..or
position; the feeling \ of -battle
against the slements; the absence
of all stress, except the ‘physical;
the eating of hale burned: meat;
the “and: breaking * of

of the. deer is
animportant He, hag Pe oved ie
himself, by George, that there’s
alittle, juice in the oid carcass
yet, that re can‘take it without;
whining, and’ that he's ‘liked for

theatre: It's “concerned | with

oHenally: crippled.

T ‘saw: a play ‘last weekend
it would ‘have made my little
a mother's hair stand on end.

me"! people. . And
‘perhaps this is snot ‘a bad idea,

(me writing,

himself, not because‘he can do|'

the yoy same thing; ‘a’man’ fry: |
. The de

It hag, Pathos and:a macabre hu
Marte walls are ‘a

itis not]

highly. recommended...

One way. of, washing‘ jyour, hair, :

‘The BY
pie ‘this week:

d mpi Ehate

Success of Musle
‘Reoltal Noted:
eras

BC. (Registered: Music: Teacher

was held at'the hob

are: girl:
Shoat Ne question; ‘How about

eArmpite . take |us back to
sor hunters, and deer hunters
draft! dodgers, so the circle ‘is
ore complete.
And, my student, when I

Drain, | 2Ye fhe

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lot of scoring chances. '”*:'',
|) There were only two: p
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Scoring for ite Pull
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“Plans are being “formulated

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Mrs.’ A! Dalhstrom rane
much correspondence in: regard
takers and’ the) arranging
of programs relating to. contem-

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One morning, caine wee!
wire services’ around the men
wee! alive ' with.news" of. an
achievement: whic!
change the' world as'we know
or rather the people in the

WO Monda mornin it was an-
vy. 8, ine South

man
n given ‘a’:

fe yby recelving ; an-

other person's ‘heart, **

The donor,. victim of a fat-

al auto accident, also donated a

kidney to another Person whose

eames} life was inexorably ebbing away,

because of fi f this organ,
‘Kidney transplants are well-
known/ operations, although: not
et. common: enough. to be con-
sidered routine, in; the strictest
sense of:.the word.

Heart transplant, however,
is q' different. matter.
With. the transfer of ‘the
body’s second: mmostital organ—

whole new. field of surgery. op-
eng’.up’ which: has ‘long exist-

ed in men’s :

will “literal: |:

exceeded: only by the brain —,.8|the
ne right to’ the Supreme Court of

kh eda Canada; s0, as to, defend,
tod rs | hey felt: were: thelr ci rights, asks; th
<;Before' yo | scott at the ides, |& : ronald shor
remember ¢ 100: years ago,
the idea‘ of le “like
birds - was ‘ri ‘
The) question ‘still stands,
oeao aaron
lo about these things’
» The” question ’ of: tranafer- In} This, Corn ‘ever.
ring. had ean ‘one: body’ to!an- inst week the’role Of: que church
other. has been asked ’and chur-|in a rapidly unfolding future. ||:
ches. dn‘ North America, typically | *)*’ It was’ hardly.‘exp jected’ that|
haye‘taken the’ wugwump stand, | such «a; prime example ‘of the
with ‘only’ scattered “exceptions,'|new: challenge - to: the church
‘n'a case within the past few would appear in less than. ‘seven
paontet Jehovah's’ Witness «girl | days: ‘wo!
than This Writer, does not indict

—less 21) years ‘of: age
refused transfusions,

Court: action. ensued..: 4
What; did’ the ‘enurcn: do. —|[ °°;
the. Jehovah's ‘Witnesses or the}]:

others ‘i

Did they raise ‘funda, to fight F

the court action? Did they ‘take
girl bodily from the hospl-
tal? Did they, spearhead.a drive

neyeriD befor ;in medical records.
But sirice:the medical ques-

From the, Gallery

ably.
By Henry Heald othe

‘tions will no doubt be very:cap- | |

Jet's turn to some
other questions wach arise with
new.

‘Taxpayers Lose Budget Chopping Game -

Ther new” eon course.” minates the question’ period is

Parliament Hut It is bud- In the nase Ofte of the uae of | quickly forgotten when House

get chopping. chopping : i moves into. ta e regular debates.
It is a. Little. funnier than | year's budget, Mr, f Shap “tabled ‘All the opposition

the national unity game they ites for’ an |and a few Liberals ‘as

have been playing: on ;the ‘alter- | @ ed in the demand for, increased

nate days and one could really |year’s budget. This pret veterans

enjoy it but for the sinking feel-|puts the deficit for the 1967-

ing that win, lose or draw the |68°up'‘from $740 million ‘to

reeult as far, as is |$820 million,

Soucerned, will be an inonease

‘The thieme:of the game ‘can
be and cynic.

ally as: “Cut government‘ spend-
ing:but not in my constituency.”
Back in ‘August, Prime Min-
ister © Pearson, aes -off} the | this issue:

There ‘have’ been requests fo!
, the Conser- | subsidies’ on! freight rales

Gerald Baldwin,
vative MP ‘for Peace River, ‘ask-
ait the’ ntary estimat. |and

well join-}°

such ‘a‘discovery.'to be
made by the ‘bad guys.”
But turning.

church :in' ages: igoonto ome
what is'the: morality: of this m
technology. of: the-hody7:."

@ by saying that’ the cabin-

game

ee uaa yopned {gf50 million’ off
lepartment

muates for for. the a f

department (oF f said the

figure had been pushed to over |» that :3 jy Haidasz of ‘want

a billion: dollars. 3 no Sutera Mer Monts >Mr, iMontelt ap asked eral’ funds for ‘Toronto's down:

Jattention be Fine Oppos postion’ views {owas restoration: ‘projects all of
or even: its own’ backbenchers, When lpor demands

5 it is hard to see how any cuts

The .talk | of

= Teplies,
Speaker, th e/estimates, will :
led in* the” House}: ‘in’ Tate [eating expen

is; no. ‘ation:

The
‘| duced ‘by .a skit which Baw. Send
‘Thi “Joo

sto: yet: anol anottior 2
is:to col

Both ;
the preservation’ of human life— |T'
hap ens there
art

Bonderoff: with

ars; entire’ human bodies |
dis [and stored for =n

’ Parents Respond
“Well to 2nd Kinnaird

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The dnd ‘Kinnaird’ Brownie
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- |parents,

enrollment. was intro-

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1942; Cedar Ave., Trail,;: B.

a’ three-car
smash on: Columbia “Avenue in
Castlegar resulted in slight dam-|
Bee to'the’ cars\ involved:s)

like to see an area set’
would ‘actively promote such: an: ae E

e = ae to othe, . vonld pee to be-at. the service sce all ‘ate.

payers and.be a voice for’ them on‘council on any issue a pee
important Put down on ‘paper and: en:

e Would like : to see: ap

with: ai.vehicle being operated

kin of Castlegar was in‘ collision
by. Wayne ‘Benjamin’ ‘of ‘Robson.

jeberry. iC
lided- ‘with ‘a’ pole.” No ‘damage
was sustained by. the truck driv-

mint
other accident'occurred in. Blue.

ane car driven by. Ronald
George Hulme of Creston failed
to negotiate a corner at the Blue-
berry railway crossing ‘and: the
1954 model vehicle. jumped the
guard ‘rail and. came
to reat are bee ced
4 lo injuries were 8 Fepo
to: the ‘Hulme

* Experionce
@: Four Years on Council.
e@. ‘Three Years ‘Acting Mayor or Chairman
e@ Fe ‘our: Years: Finance Committee :
@ Chairman: ‘Water ‘and: Sewer. Committee
@ “Regional District Representative
3 e Chairman Recreation & Calture coment

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