CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 26, 1969

Reader Says Bike
Riders Dangerous

Dear Sir:

T have been buying your
paper for some time now.
What I like about you and
your paper is you don’t mind

other
thanks for putting my letter
im your paper.

I have one more beef to
put in your paper and here it!

printing the truth and a per-| js;

n will go a long way to find
that in this country or _any

Retarded Kids
Need Support
To Strike Out

Mentally retarded children
may be very sensitive to their
backwardness and unable
understand their inability to
kéep up with others.

If, added to this bewild-
erment about their failures

ing parents and teas
would be litle wonder ne they
gave up tryin,

For Telanied ehildren, a8
for all children, it is the nurt-
uring, tender care, attention
and patience which provides
the support and incentive for
the child to strike out, make
mistakes and try again.

This lave and.support is
very necessary if they are to
risk repeated falure. and
learn as much as
says the federal health vdepart-|!

ment
For more information, write
our provincial or federal
health Paepartment

Don't the people in Cas-
tlegar love their children?
When I drive through it and
through Robson I sce quite a

fool breaking every law in
the book, And if it weren’t
tor the motorist who cares
there would be an awful toll
just in Castlegar. I came close
to hitting one boy. He gets
on his bike and looks .all

to| over the country but not in

my direction and I darn near
hit

There is another boy in
Robson. He comes down the
hill, never stops and he goes

ents and no one else.

Don’t they have a school
for bikes? If not, they better
get tyone 7p before some child

gets

The ae say they
love their children, so let's
see them prove it in action
and not in words. °

I love children, too, and
Us sure as the devil don’t want

ES It would ruin-me

if I di

s oyaSmith,

Castlegar.

Teachers of

Retarded

Take Special Course

A course is now in pro-
gress at the Dr. Endicott
Home for Handicapped Chil-
dren at Creston by instructor
Robert Poutt, who is assist-
ant. professor of special edu-
cation in the research unit

for |xcertional children with
he B.C. Mental Retardation
Teuitute at UBC.

Mr. Poutt states he is
very impressed with Dr. En-
dicott Home which is ideally
located in such beautiful sur-
“One of our pro-

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blems,” he said, “is the dis-
tance in BC., ‘knowing our
territory, let alone all the far
flung areas of our province.”
Thirty-six teachers of re-
tarded children are attending
this special two week course
from all across the province
which include teachers from
Fort St. John, Smithers,
Prince George, Vancouver Is-
land, _ Nakusp, Grand one

country. May I say’ Hi

really to blame — the par-|

few children on bikes and on §

partment of the Workmen's

OVER 100 EMPLOYEES of Pacific Logging’s
Kootenay division at Slocan, along with their
wives, sat down at a dinner hosted by the
company last Saturday night to mark an-
other successful safety year in the company’s
lumber and logging | operations. Murray
Clarke, head of the accident prevention de-

Compensation

Board at ainesaver” told the gathering that
“what goes into a good safety record comes
right down to people—the kind of people,
the job they're doing, and the way they're
doing that job.” He said the men in attend-
ance at the banquet ‘cannot be surpassed in
any way for working together.” — Castlegar
News Photo by Burt Campbell

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294
Mrs. D. Duncan of Trail

was the weekend guest of

Mrs._H. Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Cheale of New Westminster

spent the weekend in Robson

and. their families.

Mrs. Violet Merrick, wor-
thy grand matron of the
grand chapter of British Col-
umbia, Order of the Eastern
olar, is making her official
visits to the chapters in the
West Last week

visiting their in-l: and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Cawte and family.

Mrs. M. Henne of Van-
couver spent a few days in
the district visiting her sons

Brownie Pack
Enjoys Final
Spring Outing

The final outing of the

season for the Third Kinnaird
Pack was held last

and
fact that Mr. Poutt is well
known, Res highly qualified in

at Pass Creek.

With the':help of Mrs.
Paul Drazdoff, the girls en-
doyed a wiener roast, slightly

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and lots

of cookies,
Mrs. L. Carrigan, their
packie, kept the girls busy
with games and songs.

~ At the closing, profici-
ency badges were Presented
to Linda and Kay Kristensen,
Donna Marcellus, Judy Walk-
er and Shelly Harnadek who
received their toymakers
badges. Linda Kristensen and
lla ‘Travis were presented
their artist badges with Linda
also receiving her, writer’s
badge.
Other girls receiving their
writer’s badges were Donna

and Judy pwalker

she was in Trail and mem-
bers of Minto chapter of Cast-
legar who visited with her
there were Mrs. Ed Johnson,
Mrs. L. Buffett, Mrs. J. Sher-
bi Bingley; Mrs.

and Mrs. J. Stier, .
Heslop, Mrs. S. Grant, Mrs.

HH. Johnson, Mrs. D. Askew,
re M. Hingley and Mrs.
Louise Duncan. *

Mr, and Mrs. Joe Palfy
and family of Abbotsford
spent the id visiting

Nelson Allen,.-a teacher
at Kinnaird Junior Secondary

School, is leaving the district
this week.

He has accepted a teach-
ing position for the new Ced-
ar yunior Secondary School
in Nanaimo, which is current-
an under construction.

be teaching com
ae and English to grades
y and 10 in his new Bosition:

Mr. Allen has been
president of the Castlegar and
District Teachers’ Association
forsthe Past: two years..°

He taught ‘in Prince

George before coming to
Castlegar. He was born and

with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Harding.
Miss Bonnie Taylor of
Victoria arrived in Castlegar
Saturday morning to spend
the summer visiting with her
grandmother Mrs. H. Johnson
and her uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs, G. Eastcott in Ross-
land.
Mrs. D.
Mica Creek, who was.a pat-
jent in the Castlegar and Dist-
rict Hospital, is now visiting
.with her Sean and
an

M. Adshead of

mother-inlaw Mr.
Dav d in Robson

and

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where she aren her son and
daughter who were staying

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Prince George and ‘attended
the University of B.C, He re-
ceives his bachelor of educa-
tion degree. from UBC this
summer.

His wife, Valerie, who
taught the Robson Kindergar-|
ten, has accepted a teaching
position at Cilaire Elemen-
tary School in Nanaimo.

Youth Charged
: After Accident

An 18-year-old Castlegar
youth has been charged with
driving without due care and

while she was in hospital.

Mrs. J. McKinnon and
daughter Miss Marilyn Mc-
Kinnon of Nakusp, formerly
of Castlegar, spent the week-
end here visiting many of
their friends.

Mr. and Mrs. David Craig
and family of 73. Lakevi
have taken up residence’ Sela
111-4th Ave., Castlegar.

attention an_accid-
ent at 3.40 a.m. Sunday in
Kini

naird.

Police say a car driven
by Larry Bosse was proceed-
ing towards Castlegar when
it crossed the centre line in
the road and ‘hit a power
pole.

Damage was_ estimated

redeled minor cit $700. Bosse
‘ived” minor, cuts.

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