(CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 19, 1967

superstition that!
things, good or
bad, run in -se-|
quences of three,

tern. We'd ma 4 1 Bilot today,
perhaps two the next day, th
none] for a week, Then three

ee happened Ht me. One day
was shot-.to ribbons by flak,
Hate to land at 140 miles an hour.

No flaps, no brakes; pornnately, '

disconcerting was that the con-|
trol tower made me unas not
on tho Janding strip but o1
grass beside if 80 that I vouldart
ruin their runway when I blew
up.

This business of things ‘hap-
-| pening in threes is still going on.
Monday the furnace goes on the|
blink. ‘Tuesday, your wife gets
ugly about the garbage or some-|
thing. -Wedn , Some jer!
ere your car in the Pee
10'

on throttle, jumped on the rud-
der, and sroundiooped just short

of a nasty dit

Two Hee Bee Ihada pomp
hang-up and had to land with
yeahs bomb, fused and ready

80, gling from
wring’ That ewes the amesthest|
Janding ever made in World War
IL The only thing that was a bit!

one of them. Sickening,
hare of all, Tee ase

elp supervise a to Expo
from our school, Ts in itself

Run Ozite
Carpet
outof .

Ta Just ¢ sommitted myself to
this when ustralian bud-
dy, “Dutch, : ee to remind
me that this was the aveokend

Fighter Pilots’ reunion, Same
place, Montreal. And he had
booked me on a flight to and
fom the flesh-pots of that fair
¢ G ¥

The very next day I was shot t

8
} And all I need now is €or Mike

‘By Bill Smiley |:
Gpportunitice Come in 3’s in One Day

There's an old

my duty, rather. than my. pleas-
ure, when number’ three ame

Brian Wiche Gels
Part-time Position
As Lab Assistant

But I've never had a chance
to just sit there and gape at
those cute kids, leering inside
and pretending I chose the win-
ner because of her talents, rath-'
se ydhan the way she parts her

All I can say is, “Shucks!"

Pearson to call up and say I've
been appointed to the Senate,
provided I can be there Satur-
day morning to be sworn in,

Oh I haven't given up en-
tirely. I could go with the kids
-|to Expo, slide over to the fight-
er pilot's party, skip the bus
ride home and jcateh a plane to
-|the beauty. contest.

‘But I think they’d probably!
bury me the next day. On the

other hand, that: might not be

a bad idea. I'm not long for this
world anyway. Not unless my
wife cools it out a bit about go-
ing to college.
Last. Friday night she. came
nlhome all fired .up about nee
courses. At 4 oe z Saturdays 1
was reading the part of Socra-
tes in Plato's ‘Dialogues. And
aed to rise at seven to get Kim

A fourth-year Botany Stud-
ent at Notre Dame University
in Nelson, Brian I. Wiebe, form-
erly of Castlegar and now 0:
Grand Forks, has been appolnt-
sd ie part-time laboratory assist-

Hence 28-year-old son of Mr:
and Mrs, L G. Wiebe of Grand
Forks, was one of four. senior
biology students to receive the
lab He is teacht

Resarvelr Level
At Duncan Dam
Continues to Drop

The reservoir behind Duncan
dam, which was filled to full pool
elevation: last July during the
Spring run-off, is ‘Bow being
drawn down to meet
power polite Receari

The draw-down cycle started
in and will

- chairman ‘of ' Selkiris” College's

as required for increased power
epee for the remainder of
e

Besides downstream power
benefits in the US, the controlled
release of water from the reser-
voir provides additional power
benefits at Cominco and West
Kootenay plants on the Kootenay
River in B.C.

Filling of the Duncan re-
servoir during the flood season
this’ year was credited with 're-
ducing the ‘level ‘of Kootenay
‘Lake by approximately two feet

¢jand the level of the Columbia

River at Trail by one foot.
Next year the reservoir will

again be operated in such a man-

ner as to catch the spring run-

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The level of the reservoir
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labs to first-year NDU biology
students,

A graduate of SHSS Mr. Wiebe,
has been president of the NDU
pepe’ club for the past two

Woodland Park :
Brownies Celebrate

Fruit Growers Mutual tnsur-
ance Company Is pleased to

ERE be helping in the growth of.
the area if covers.’

As'a part of its investment program the Com-
pany made sut fal f

of the ly is.

ih

a Bunr CAMPBELL
(os jastlegar News ’.

of maES “UD:

risings and chaos ‘in ‘Red
are exaggerated and ‘most’ ‘‘ex-
perts” don’t belleve it. is: true
chat the country ig disin tegrat-
ing.

This is the opinion ‘of the

expressed at a recent meeting of
the Castle Kiwanis Club.

Russ McArthur, who travell-

lowing two

ce
which he was Joaned by the Uni-
worsity, of; of Albi where he. was
associate professor in mech-
anical engineering, said there
has been a measure of disorder.
in Red China’ but nothing on the
Scale which the majority of press

reports would lead Beople to | tion.

believe. .

Mr. McArthur noted that
while the Shanghai port once
closed down thus leading to the
clogging of railway.and other
transportation ices, such
well-inown ’ and’ respected | 0!
servers as Blair Fraser, Ottawa
editor of Maclean's © Magazine,

yb-| Mr, McArthur suggested that one

country on the verge of ‘Tevolu-

0

Noting that: chairman Mao
Tse-tung ‘is almost always de-
scribed in Red China’s many pub-
lications as “our great teacher,
great leader, great supreme com-
elmsman,””

of measuring Mao's helms-
nad was in terms of his ma-

while having found the youthful
Red Guards “frightingly well dis-

terial ‘achievements,

marked the \'
was in complete or ee ‘there
was a great financial crisis and

the industrial machine was in
chaos,

In the 18 years smnce that
tlme Red China has risen to be
the world’s third largest Brodie:

it is expected to pass

five to 10:yeare, the country is
now producing artificial fertil-
izer and plastics and it has built
250,000 miles of roads sin

Red China, with a popula-

tion of 720 million people, pro-

duces 200 million metric tons Bot

grain a: year (approximately a

Pint a day per Person), ‘has 400
lion children

pchoo! (compared wath 30

ion! 18 years ago) and aa “2 20
ion children in pre-primary
schooling,

On'the othe side of the led-
ger, added Mr. McArthur, this
country: of 720 million. people
has only 15 million

ce |manship of Mao: '‘Tse-tung believ:

munist, Russia jas her‘ greatest|
enemy. \— next,.to, the United
States — because that country

true Communis!
Red China’ under ‘the chair.

es another 100 y:

changes necessary to

true ommunisma while Russia’s
apparent) contentment to. con-
tinue with its Ancxeasinely devel-|y

Russian Unfaithfulness
Draws Hatred of Chinese
Red China now regards, Com. /‘Helmsman

meeting of the Castlegar Kiwanis

“considers Russia ‘A renegade tOlattitude of Red China's toward

Mao” .to a_ recent

Mr, McArthur predicted this!

Russia’ will’ increasingly | affect
that country’s foreign trade poll-
cies and that — within the next
decade’ — Canada’s lumber, in-
dustry will greatly prosper as a
result,
He said that while Russia is
‘well'able to supply Red China's

oping mixed
mil-|Communist Russia n. more and
more to capitalistic wa:

was the sew of Selkirk
College faculty member Russ
McArthur ina talk’ entitled:

for tui

the latter country’s distrust of
Russia’s ideology will cause her
to prefer to turn to Canada as
a source for lumber and wood
' product

‘been made “ata

that it

rolled

ou price,” the Selkirk
facull

ib Living condi-

eee oe education and only H
million in post-secondary institu-
tions of higher education. ©

It should, however, be kept
in mind that “these tremendous

tions, physical comforts and the
general sfandard of living are
nowhere near those to be found
in ‘the western’

@ progress that

When Mao and the Com-

clplined”, have not found the

munists tools: Orne in 1949, re-

Mao have

becomes tadccateadable why the
Red Chinese accept, the slogans,
of “‘great teacher, great supreme
commander”, ete. applied to Mao
without regarding them as rid-

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Last 3 Days — Today, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 19, 20, 21

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her bus for music lesson.

Large Attendance
At Conennial Choir
station at

Concert Sunday 2
Resigned, ‘and f¢ fecling quite He has membership in the
peti eng esa cat neat S| coment oOo,
‘or the 0 trip, and pat unday after-
myself on the back for doing/noon when the district church Perr i {nsiltute. of Biologists) tast, Saturd
choirs and the Russian for Advancement of Science.

Expo
: by. them, to th
Choir presented a widely varied He plans to obtain a doctor- wepared District Hospital and

oc ave degree and then either teach

mb: ure) the Silver Birch School in hopes
ee ee vith the [Or enter into the research fleld.| of adding in ,jome small way,
to other

I was sorely tempted to
withdraw from the kiddies’ ex-
cursion, go to the wing-ding, and
ake two weeks to get over it,

s usual, But wife said,
| You're not going. You always
come home looking like fe skel-
eton.” And that was

eDucing the past two sum-
mers, he conducted research on
plant nutritions and
field crop evaluation at the Can-
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Expo Choir performing alone and
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Choirs involved in the joint
concert were from: St. David's

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