everyone ‘around
ding away as if axcs

more By 2 out of style, so this

week I'm jumping on the band- | sign
Bagon teo,

mized metaphors and

My pet peeve is about those
people who. waste a great bideal
of my time telling m
thing and then add: But that’s
off the record,” or even less
originally “don't print that.”

to get offered
money not to print a court story
fret ean but today iwi
e present tight money policy in
action, 1 don’t Bet olf ver pate af

dime, just a lot of

is unprintable.
name 2 couple of recent
cases, one story which I did use
and one which I didn’t, There
was an announcement of an in-

and the official
ting. Then, two weeks later, he
‘ood humordly threatens to

founch you on the nose” be-
cause I announce his intened

I
the TOPS Club,

ntly was Prime Minister
Lester Pearson’s g pre-election a0;
noucement of his inten!

wierder sil.
.

if trav el is broadening it is
also the cause of a lot of trouble.

l€ Hitler had never turned
in his painters' union card: in
Austria’ and gone to Berlin
there wouldn’t have been a
world war. If a pint-sized Corsi-
can with bad breath and a worse
disposition called Napoleon Bon-
eparte hadn’t left Corsican
olive grove and gone to France,
there would have never been|.
any Napoleonic wars.

And if Premier Bennett
hadn't left New Brunswick there
would never have been a small
“Cc” conservative ‘party called
Social Credit in By C. x

e story of the week for
‘this Wok comes from the one-
time head of an English girls’
school called Beneden, now at-
tended. aby Princess Ann,

t staid English institu-
tion, oy House of Lords, is ap-

tly in a inf

whom the merchant evidently | tora’B

felt had no right to write him
pol ieiting prizes for their organ-

print this,” he said,

to get really y mad, the the story
i front page instead of
Pege, |
Of course the “don’t-print-
game is played the World | g
over by almost everybody. Th

most notorious example in can: a

Guide Training

Seminar Ends
Girl guides of Canada com-
missioner’s F training sessions was
bald in Creston Oct, 28, 29 and

n, Twin Riv-
er,

jon-

‘y afternoon the com-
missioners ail: -visited the candle
factory. i :

ae e question of tate Pirie
in ‘the. use,

The House of Lords, which
normally confines itself to dis-
cussion” of the forthcoming
grouse season or what ever rs

ght th Senat vi int and
sou e le ewpoint

referred the matter to his pri-
vate secretary. ea

ing in health men, archivists,
tects and numerous other

horses and all the king’s men
couldn’t Bet, a. ‘Ladies’ in the
Lords again,” wrote Lord B . ..’s
secretary in a rare burst of the:

It appears that nothing short
of-a royal jon: or some-
thing can solve’ the problem be-
cause unless you happen to have
been a’German bomber pilot in
the dist; “war, you need noyal con-

to alter the House of Lords,

{| Unique Institution Predicts
Okanagan College Pres: ident

The Okanagan Regional Col-| clan.

will ‘be a unique institu.
lifferent in many respects

junior colleges and Bri
lieges of further education
ferin; otter type of ed-

ig a
ighly iad eee than either, says college

president Norman Walker.
“T visualize when the college

progr:
depending on their porticuiae re-
irements,” he says,

“One can imagine programs
lasting half a year and one two
or three years. But such variety

wil come only as experience
shows the need,” he continues.
‘Voters in the Okanagan val-
ley will be asked this December
to approve expenditures to per-
mit conseruetion: of the college.
Mr. Walker said he envis-

‘ages two broad types of pro-
grams for the collene ¢ One ‘vould
be the sub-professional course

of,
would take include:

the courses

an,

“Ideally,” Mr. Walker ‘add
care pn reat
ou; Su)

type at a Tower academic, level.

craftsmen | who
could subsequently ‘aspire to be-
coming. foreman
nds. ‘These students
most unlikely be high school
graduates,
~ “Possibly these students are
outside the terms of reference
of the regional college and may
be catered for by the vocational
school, Alternatively they could
be the product of of: eo-operation
between the establish-
ments,”
Mr. Walker says that when
fully aeveloped the soleus could

expect
30 to ‘40 different programs:

“It is certain that a college
should always be watching the
changing pattern of industry and
commerce in order to keep both
its programs up to date and also
to design new Programs to serve
the community.”

Mr. Walker says that when
the types of programs he envis-
ages are established: current

forestry, languages, hotel and

and engineering.

The other program would be
more of a technical nature with
a practical bias. Courses of study
in this program would include:

and commercial practice, elec-
trical technician, mechanical
an

forestry techni-
sti

college, will he gross an at the

tee existence of a college
in ene, area automatically means

robiem
be Tous of ad
‘But:

or charge B

vanced courses in a college has
a) far-reaching effect ort the

ries see: Sioce

le college, staff
becomes Tess of ali

because of the stimu-

eee. fark:

Bhue on any future possibiliti

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A wide variety was offered
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The B.C, payroll savings div-|-
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“Special sroune uch a8 Gh
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ge-wise, the Okan-
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applications for $692,200 ‘or. 91
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‘70 per cent ot of ‘

lishments in | Hail,

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lege is estal

of students enrolling in post.
secondary education

greatly increased

variety of opportunity and’ the
outward-looking nature | of
programs. Also, the number of
dropouts will be reduced ‘dras-

He predicts that as the col-
lege develops the opportunity
may arise, at some future date,
te offer four-year degree pro-

“Every. college in which I
Have taught has ottered Some
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sub-professional. and technician
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This decision was made at
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Previou: e village crew
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- | was running out, ‘They :return-| b

game,

Four of our more in\
hunters didn’t bother trond
for the heavy snow, Norm New,

Bud Sorge were over last week-
end to score. on four elk.

near:as I could ascertain, Norm
scored on one fairly close to
camp, -and the main herd ‘took
off, with the other three in

to quit easily,
they ‘followed
hours and when ‘they caught up
andthe bullets quit flying, three
more elk: were down.
ee, only trouble was . by
this time they were 10 miles
from camp in fairly rough go-
jng and their time off from work | him

ed to camp and finished pack-
ing out: Norm's elk and high-
balled it for’ home: to: try. and

p..a horse to: pack out

kill:
Since‘nobody was off unt
the following wee weekend, and. ¢
was Tuesday when the got back
to, Castlegar, they., were relic-
tent..to, leave four days
with grizzley

e herd for five! with

the heavy ch chore of packin; tres
animals out on their bac!
Serra Ea ee a
“A” for effort, You've got more
ambition and ‘intestinal fo:
tude than IT can lay. claim to ‘and
ype you never lost 4 pound
of yar meat.
ii George Eullerion and. his
unting partner brou; 8
oft the nicest: bimutey last week- | sto)
nd thet I have seen in thes?
parts, It was x Fovely. big buck
fic spread, f

ed | nanation for. the

and all.

and ONE on the| bear
fo: beemn |

prone They. decided,

tion of property owners. 4
¥t also called for. the aboli-

tion of the estate tax form of|

taxation.

Castlegar Socials

Wwappet TS
stride and headed ‘off in a new
direction, When it. turned. out
that the direction was right in-
to Marve and Jim they both
cut loose with a shot each that
stopped Mr. Bruin, dead in mid
ide. The bays came out with
a_nice hide and some prime
von | spect and Posalbly_ a@ new re:

spe
Jack Mason art cutting

the. sign of a nice big grizziley,
up Pass Creek way while pack-
ing in ‘his beaver ‘traps, in pre-
coming season.

‘The bear was after beaver and
tracks will

The man who fired the fatal | P03
of the Kam-

id
will cross,:and that light brown
Bilvertip is ‘going to be mine.

b Autumn, “season of
sat aa
slowly. yie

lowe'en ’66has be-
come hase another* memory, “a
dont, one for msot SHSS~ stu-

cil dance
was faa three ays before the

Outsiders found they had
difficulties telling who was what
and what was who, but made
friends and paired off for the

Ttainment was provid-
in Time who

a tour of ae
mtn on he peoram was

‘Jon; and: its ‘two’ top
explained

Ne
throug the 72 mill, starting at the
furnaces ‘and ending up at the
melting ‘room.

an
served i in the lecture hall. Af
wards a few minutes were spent
debrieving. the trip,

one student said, “We noisy and
dusty,:

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE
Open Weekdays 1 p.m - 5.30pm.’
Open Friday -1. p.m. - 9:p.m<"

ois Intermediate Boys
composed ore B. Duff, F. "Ronin,
Brown, Fornelli,’: an

Mr. R. F, Farmer,’ superinten-
dent of the ‘zinc- refining divis-

sdectrotas. and ‘the
tmos-| Processes involved ° in’ making
ane. . group travelled

by the fur-

inkoff -
points, ‘lowest team total of the

D. and G:
‘Woods a0. ad first: in’ thelr
division.

Gur seniors did not Held a

“Ml team against
from LV. Rogers,
Dame,

of,
= ~ wt Use altiapie “space. ‘These “No Wei
are aptly named because NO extra WEIGHT has

mpetitio
rows; I Noire
isk Team. College. and the

,camp i
a: barren ‘cleared pleee ‘of
shore now-

% |home’ of Me, D, Dyck.”

8, ported
both th "the “Get Together Coffee} -'
and: the ge’ sale

Pan, NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1966

Council Meeting

Russian Foods
BAKE SALE AT SUPER-VALU
~~ Wam ’ Saturday, Nov. 5

“UNION OF YOUTH USCC. _

Two commissioners were
named to the court

CPA

ANNOUNCES CHANGES.
IN FLIGHT SCHEDULES

of sovieen

a RCMP gave advice about
me fire alarm. syatom and dog
tags were

Kuow Makes Plans

For Xmas Bazaar

“Litany of Evangelism” was
the devotional given by Mrs. R.
i | Davis when the afternoon’ unit
tol of the Kinnaird United Church
Women met -recently at tie,

Mrs. J. Dae Askew presided
fd the chair ‘with’ 10 members |’

wes’ reported with |

Mrs, Askew and Mea: J. W.|'
Brownie ° ap con-
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mas bazaar! and. tea, Members

will meet at the home of Mrs. D.
Ternent to make “novelties.

ember meet is

The Nov
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Effective October 30

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