There is more to Solkirk
College than meets the’ eye. This
{s partly because “fhe ‘6
sical can only get to see the
.of the college building
ly ause the ment

lazzled with
words for sonra off

The’ ye physi cal per-
ceive: such intricate architect.
al details as the cunning hand-
chipped (finish to ‘vast dreas of

This malt seem difficult to
hign-blo

hrases al oat axing bi itis
? out cost ga ut is
none the spout cot 8

But what ae "attractive,
nor even“informative’ atid’ cer:
tainly not beautiful is ie mori-

id ‘which

both by the well: isto guid
e well-me: fe
4nd written propaganda. ibd
Phrases such as, continuing
educational, program, lied
gris and and such and ‘such ‘a
0) are ‘estab
Moneta crrganiaes| e
Yage and may eve:
thing to"somteone:

ich them
ba to fa any outline MO up| the
yk work is more diffi
bine ¢ purpose of Peet aca aie
tana in a sematical bre:
ar ene ‘word ord itselE. nl ana. “ae
ting from the Ro-
man tongue, “IT lead out.” But
leading the wide-eyed pupil out
of the campus using spiral-

¥ | tis wall be

ee

the mooring rope is secure
tie . mooring ; Fop ly

Project the ides a little and

the breakfa:
gue Tien Mr. and ‘Mrs, Smith
afew years hence.

- “I wish those children would
hurry up and® come. down
breakfast. Their porridge is get-
ting cold and the school bus
will be, passing any minute.”

Smith, who has ‘been

fading with Ws shearing aid in|”

order to hear what'his' wife was
saying, nods and” bellows up;
stairs in a quavering baritone
which has seen better days,” A
Jean,’ look’ ‘sharp, yo

mother is worried you'll be inte
for’ classes.

“Coming father,"! echos back
the xole ©! Idren!

gaged’ with ‘the daily

packing the lunch boxes, turns
to-her -husband- and. with: wifely
concern says,-"'I-do- fit eo they

renee eeewe fe

aud ye pedi aon't seem to mak ke
much. monéy:inthe vacatio
now lawn mowers aren't used
anymore,
Mr: Smith Bods abe! sbsently, and

morning ews whieh feature is
antics er a a middie. ds man
with a paranoid fixation about

mortar. boards,
ere Js a clatter of size

nine feet and the children
ed gine

=thitige. ‘He
in drydock, or, if he ven-

fares forthe at least makes sure

ry oniy a given number of
candidates ‘can be taken each

on the om ca is

“Your. what?” Ber pare
father who has finally ome in
the hearing set. “Birthday, to

” sie explains with campus

disdain:

OTH hit the half century in
exactly 45 and a half minutes
making allowarices for the un-
bret if the Georgian Cal-
endar:”” 2

H. Johnson ‘yeturmed

home from Vancouver on Friday |

G, Eastcott, of
a patient in

for two t gah

DE. and Mrs, W. Bertola of
New Westminater arrived here

Friday evening and left Mon- kf

day for home after visiting with
thelr’ parents here and in Trail.
Rey, and Mrs. F, Willey and

To prearerapa ert

_ Kootenay Rack
: at Oreston ii es to'be bins

CASTLEGAR 6 BOURSE

ni AL TOMIUK

A Tie range has. now [much later,
been Bet up on the: old: ninth A ter erable inguin of
rakeryay. co lub still” short | limbs and undathrneh hae heon
alls cleared away in the heavy. woods
‘e| off number three and seven fair-
shambault and
ai

several | hundred old golf. bi

so anyone having any to sp:

may drop them off at the | pro
OPO

ho take advantage
of nienes a basket of balls of

fore they tee off for a Pou conscientious work parties such
of not will a clably notice {as this will save countless strok-

; Ts 7.30. ‘pm: By
Telephone 356-2822, - Dr. K. Mari

family ret a home T

after a holiday in Vancouver and
other points. :

Mr. G. Eastcott of Rossland
was a guest of Mrs, H. Johnson
Sunday.

Miss Carol Groutage spent | 0;
last week visiting in Vancouv-
er, ‘returnitig ‘home Sunday. °

Mi te
an
vacation in Edmonton.

‘Hospital Board | Slates
Financial Discusions
‘now | For Sentomber Meeting

Thursday” “night was cancelled | pram

is bécause of the number of board | ats

members away on vacation, Ken
amid wie hoppital ee

dill te ce ait on sep Septe
oa

bane te nti
financial’ a lean com-
ing under peat

improvement in jes and lost golf' balls.
their scores,

Ou
oat | pitt ey own open tournament

a bert 11th mea anyone wishin; ito

iter shotild ‘leave his. or.

fame at the pro shop. The course
in good -8! 0- We vee
mY

png oumpey and many Prought boats, Me your, car ae eas
alker, Jr. had the top bye the B.C. Automobile Associa

pric | HH the bagiun ‘disaster | ¥0

ick him on the 15 hole. and

he too a 10 on this -par-five ‘

-Anyone- wishing to take in

the Cavadien ining to take in Industrial & Dae Water ‘Supplice

zan : @ Instea
ee oe ing car, st Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.’

Phone 965-6988.
ahaa tick to
were halt WE

nh 3g

hom

et

Half’ mes are How in ettect
for. the! remainder

a towel or

be enjoying
1B your hand.

should sti
golf Pity November and peri

today 1s Ho emery lack ry |e
No | ean, who ee ae nas ae Sines tg
ee eee ee sere
to the remains of breakfast as-|! oe oo Despite

ata.| to “jult

Tl French who probably terrae ulated

make them any better than I
did and of. my. essay. papers

year to the provi civil de-
fence college for. training, a
staff -of insti

is retained. These are ‘available
to municipalities « desiring to
sponsor courses.

Sept. 12 VOTE Sept. 12
[BESCHERS

‘ The — indians prior

to. 1867, left their dead ‘in. cof-

fins on on an island in Victoria Har-

or. But-that year the sacred
Place was’ destroyed by a ‘fire
Set: by. four: boys.

In 1859'one of. Victoria's

main thorou; fares, Fort Street
bel ‘of and | to.

of learning: Frenc very.
other subjects, the ‘object ai ‘to
please the examine

a parent. asks me

had. a'“rc

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course I tell her ‘itis a “hurdle
over which he must jump.

He may hate and despise
it but if-he wants to: go to uni-
versity he must buckle down
and:beat it. If he doesn’t want
to he can take the “‘general
course whlch how. is ‘almost Te-
spectable.

So much so that President
John B. Macdonald is most pat-

ronizing about vocational and

with 4 matriculation average of.
60 per cent, rather than 55‘per-
cent, would be admitted to UBC.

‘The resources of ‘the: uni:
versity‘are used more < effect:
ively When devoted to apie ‘stu-
dents.”. Just the university's
point ’ of: view, not necessarily

here i ities take of

re fe stidents it mould ot be be for-
- S thatthe ‘welfare of ‘a

y plan for the aioe! par wepends.

ment of education as a whole.
-The rush bi

‘The following is an ich appeared in th
CITIZEN August 12th, by: thelr loinguea Tabor: reporter.
WENZEL, and is reprinted with they kt King ‘permission. Gees

his organizers?

Or did he, knowing about the discrepancies, think:
he gould get away, with, it nevertheless?

5 Their ‘tenting. spirit. may be admirable their
“cause may be right, t - their methods: are all ‘wrong.

‘The Pulp and Paper Workers of Cana a break-
» away:union, protests a decision by the’. aco Labor
_ Relations Board Jn eviaed to} applications ‘for certifi-
Bi Hariac, ‘Po:

pel ee lon; Prince George and

“The board decided the” “union ‘was ‘no union at
the time of ‘the ‘applications and, as a oo some
a orkere at MacMillan -

In the second case'the unjon should have taken
action against'thé whole Jeaderahip,. because they mis-
led not! only. the: bona but the mepibership: MON

it is understandable that the men are, upset by
3 Passes s a sceming @ right'to the uiilén’ bd
the Department "of Labor. | in Te] the; were told oS
that the board's decision ig ‘final ply they ea soto bad he board and the opposing union

S

School

FEW

Supplies

Exercise Books & mere Tabs
bundle of 5.

SAVE 40c

= 39¢

| Instead of going to the government, the workers
should have asked their ee leaders why the appli-

In thelranger the men‘ prob bly ovelgtadth this
any were ed ite the obvious majori-

: is oe Sania: the sealers can only h Pleased
epresident Angus McPhee and
e Brgaten have: told them?

Certainly, if . they had: told: the::men the truth

snes the hearing, the leaders would brid lad to go
taf

So many violations of the B.c, Labor Act come

to light that the board stopped to investigate all claims

separately and dismissed the whole mess.
Who is to blame?

“The saders of the breakaway group certainly.

Even the Pulp,
and Paper Mill Workers (CLC), call Angus McPhee an
“honest man. So how could he, with so many years of
», £0 before the board

Peat toe ave ig Bet fg up.it seems. Rum-
ths breakaway. ‘group: now
fate neers ‘te. ior decertified “at: the

t aaa AT

i* looked in the bittetthest of ata Shae “whl fare ro of
ts Breatest, value to. those involved. i $2

nah

ane tac SMP

“Was ‘Mr. McPhee led to believe that all was fine?
i Did he not ch the Maman of ms ¢laims made by

ic a.m, — Bandsy Schdol |!
11_ am. MORNING. WORSHIP

a
ent yee
P Paar in manner"
to deal mien career treatment
and mola ive wa po) on $n i the Col:
rivet
The’: eavnaiendztian “wad

:| which . show. that) the ‘coliform

count in thé Columbia: at. Trail
Has risen froni’ 88 in 1964 to 79
in ‘1986, and it declares that a
large ineréase ‘tn’ thie, olume, of
raw! , sowage dumped into the

made to e
fall ‘convention: of ee Associa:

: | thon. of Kootenay ani

; ice will be 9.90. a.m. |)
¢ Sunday . School’ cotimences

oe rae of secretary George
Bt
aes

Sept. llth at 9.50 am actor

oF: eee :
i CHURCH ©
400 am, Holy Communion .
11.00 a.m. Holy. Communion

(CHURCH OF GOD: ae

Bag eerie 4 ‘tat 8
ini nd: help iw rétéived and
‘serious results do: occur, ' the:

will: be no way for anyone
legislate thomselves AnD of th
=| Sieg Raat surely: bas? « SOKTOW,

Mt. ge
lant;'and think
:any: senior government,
that “may or
vailable ‘in| the

municipal affairs : 2
tention, to. what it a “the ¥ very

et serious and ‘emergent ° situation

ith, which .the~ people * o:

é Columbia tootenny waters)
are “at? the -mo: it ‘trying:

i bree tesponsible.”
Municipalities in apa Bown last e
is the’ groups” Bo Ga

‘can
:| with Columbia : system pollution.

must step in and assume. a mea-

| Bay tha

j conveniently. pass ‘legislation ‘to
thunicipalitied or ‘re-|/

by. the City (of Nelson

aa
pe ee

* “Tt is time’ vow,” tha min:

‘sure, of. vey sibility and take

minister, Mr.
would teceive
ation ab I

peters: i
erious ,consider-

had hoped that’ there might be
‘of a sincere at-
ething

its an excellent |

What we “mun do not ot ao

{é when’ our provinclal govern-

nient is going to ‘do ‘something

H hater about it,

Have sctlon aid
F when

if paar both. m
ve|and afternoon « sessio

genet resolutions from ma
alifies spread oak

i ‘Toegs were lewed to én-
sure adbenancing of

5 | their j: (8; sad
tions to etabts dade ae
; on thém. at the uw up-coming miect-

is, Se 1 BCk>
nowledge itd existence and,then

make ‘the
glow’ distrets! thorally, and oR fin:
ancially. resp nsible

mat. ! C8] cost
a Parent

‘The
id eee
bia ahead Bear no.part of

use the. ‘Brovinelal 4

‘The ' Salvation : “Army | has
moved is activities to 368 Math
Street.

Sunday : i
- 11 a.m.” Holistess

eae Fe

e
partnent of of health has declared
} ‘unfit for

leclared. :: ;
committee © uotes C.

ts |
ra “unquesti
e comamnlttes ane qustes

rs ‘Keenan of the Softies

v id Jan

: brothers stated that the
‘| stu ld? be,:“‘comprehen-,
sive yah ol to :include:the' sour:
rces‘ of: pollution, ‘methgds a ‘of eli-
y| mination, fair cost
distribution’ over the ‘whole Col-

umbia’ River. system.’
iT feel. the, federal govern-
ment. should -be: called upon‘ to

Wednesday
Thursday ASG .
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“o-But there were 0! er fields,
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hospitals, in eee municipali-
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