Aare a cance ani sores nes, eas, passed a e

nal’ ‘on’ Friday, Nov. 26,1982.” It ‘will

‘state that he was bora in Salmon Arm, is aurvi ed by ‘his
Dora’ His

i
is

‘ president of the United Biates becat
stubboraly, and near-t snelatlea inals

4 the old school about 1929.
, The young pedagogue (Bud) is, earnestly.
minds of his even younger flock in the approve
when one Al roe,

iged

} roars, the offending sprig is plucked from his s bs whizzes

down the aisle, aided by.a hand on his collar and another ‘on
‘and is fired like'a bullet,

ina flurry of arma and legs, back int > th
j classroom. This involuntary, audacity is greeted with an en,
louder roar. and. the terrified offender claws. his wa: to
© stop, and ‘squeeking with fright, scuttles crablike through:
the ‘doorway. into’ the further and safest recesses. of ‘the
cloakroom; ‘Thus dies calm reasonableness, ‘Thus, was'a
) reputation: born.;
£ (che passing of the years reduced some of his early fire”
j but! none; of /his... famous “formidable Presence’, which: few.
}' dared .to cross.
Noone was ever left in doubt as to sho was responaible,:
; and; who was in charge of the situation. The ground for’
} teachers and ‘students ‘was’ always ‘firm under foot,: but
~ eminently fair. h
He set, the highest standards for himself and “expected
and got the best from his staff and students. I can remember!
for example,:the hours of éffort’ that he would put: into
getting one. weak student in one subject on more hour of
instruction on the timetable, or the time given'to one teacher
who, was having difficulties. Furthermore, anyone who had
him for their English or social studies classes was in for some ,
luck: (as well as a considerable amount of work), for his
* knowledge of. geography ,was. extensive. He loved and
ted th Baa eo tetaters bund theta :
teachers; found the “new

ras. party, and was as we

rot
the profession (he ‘started when he was 17), and Uw:
> I was able

‘gracious and hospitable, in wi

igorously, the rights of others to theirs
In June of this year I.was “honored’in being

‘at the Tweeddale’s' 45th wedding’ anniversary. Bud 2:

‘had been.very ill for the. past several years, ‘but he’ ras in.
fig foray the paely ands ee Pe * a

Bud’ Tweeddale wa a
ignition of his long'service to!

Dora, themselves; for in an.’

juestionable ethics they: have

ogate children to. do th

“Lacking ‘material wealth: for.the: ates part of ‘their £
ves. they: have ‘given richly of themselves -and iin ©

conseque! he greater family of friends.
“Ina Susand ways they, have: enriched the, lives: of

<-‘Although’' Nikolai Kondratieff d
’ Sacademie ‘circles, his theories have become: ‘vogue “again
because they seem to tell us a'great deal about the sad'state |
‘of western ‘economies and a possible way. out of our economic

In:1926, Kondratieft published a paper containing any:
‘ordinary discovery: capitalist economies sverywhere i

‘he : Industrial Revolution’ followed regular -50-

tietf's! long-wave theory, because it, fmplies
influence on the future and’ into disfavor. However, it
is getting more attention in

According to: analysis by: Kondratieff: theorists, | the
great economic pid

made him an honorary. ai
member of ‘he rail District Teachers’ Association

quietly, modestly and without fanfare. But inno.

oar more ‘than with their sense of humor, for ‘humor is thi

 Rondratietf's theory may. be‘ :poy

econ hers bot may vain eel od .
Keynesian

business dretes dominated by:: traditional:
theories.
“Long. wave, theories appear to explain ‘what we see
ald Daly, a York University. economies
at’

Me cute analysis notes ‘that during the recession

* period of each long wave, there is an exceptional cluster of

* inventions, which have filtered down through the economy,

c by the start of the next upswing.
:Gorg-waye theorists atgue that this innovation is the :

basic driving’ foree of capitalist‘ development:’.as ‘each

‘innovation works its way through the economy, the market"

eats Tange of. goods’ becomes saturated and

cories| ‘suggested capitalism recovers ‘from its
periodic crises ‘and isn't doomed to collapse as Marx-and
Lenin had predicted. He waa exiled to Siberia where he
became, mentally'fl'and died: in the} 19808 y
‘+: STEADY EXPANSION |
Neither Kondratieff nor Schumpeter, speculated about

tieff wave, because as a country becomes a leader in
innovation it becomes the’ world economle ead
lieve it will be Japan. ‘

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