CASTLEGAR, NEWS, ‘Tmursday, Sept.:30, “1965

annie Ae

~ CASTLEGAR NEWS _

“Here tet the prose tho neoplo' righte maletata, earved by tittonce and wabribed peal”

d and Forty-Seven.

Ottawa. Learns. How ‘Martyrs are. Made

The federal government's harrying
‘of its former Indian‘ agent in the Yukon
“at last has‘ yielded its pound of flesh,
sand it’s not a pretty thing to see.

. Doubtless "in -law

had no--alternative -but*to sustain the

Crown's ‘appeal ‘ against ‘the

:fine levied by a lower, court judge —
: along with a dose of’ blunt, northern lo-
:gie which made a " purlesque out of. the
_ government case = against ** ‘William -

he encouraged to think he is privileged to:

appeal court,”
nomirial $60:

or .Parliament

for that matter, ‘on ‘the “Highiness, or -
- Wrongness of rules. © f

. But this was. no pumptious? junlor °
paper: -shuffler. This was :a: conscientious:
'veteran''in‘one of the: civil services least- .
rewarding jobs.who had the. ingenuity
and ‘the guts ‘to , cut: through red tape ‘to
better accomplish. the task’ he was sup-
posed to: ‘accomplish, Could the govern-

Sar cE e seers

|

J these days: The ol¢|
| Emaying’ that

paying |
: halt the world: doet

dusty is ee
a in,
huge’ He atalne

ond

yw how the
other ‘half-lives’ is'

'...no'longer true.‘ In summer time

it seems as if all the world Is on
the” move’ seeing how ‘others
live..It is a profitable ‘business
sucouraged by: Bovernments., It
is not surprising’ that’ the
0" mill
into a continuous Pleasure re

sort, »
It is fortunate ‘that tour-

. ists ‘do not mind ‘being herded
+ together, One / En:

altne for our

‘Co ion’ of Be fi-
id. house ; must. be -started

y cei
within 80. days .of the, date of
the of ‘the: loan, ::

SANDS

MOTOR HOTEL

‘MUtual 2-10881 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored
On, English Bay at Stanley Park”

In "the ‘case of a direct Joan
from CHG: ¢ construction: must
be Matarted within (45 ‘days, If
construction is not started with-
in’ the , 90-day. period, applica-
tion’ may be. made. to..the : ap-
proved lender for an extension |t
of time.

!" qphis extension ‘may not ex
ceed 60 days and’ tlie borrower

must a) within’ Bore da 8 citer
th cae ey dat " day |

The
Ladies ; ‘club G

Mae: Moroso: who : Bi together
rounds of 41 gad for. a low

| Fema oncarh

rj up: maid aud: thee ‘annual, ‘pant luet.
reports everything | §
ry ‘shaping | ‘up fine, arrangements

1065 now. rests in harps ‘hands ‘of John: Landis x

HY ‘enjogable e-evening. come; ou!
| Bolo a ia (Ooty 16:..B

nd enter-

Tmprovement

age Fk yey ae enn
plethora 3 SLE eh

ARNE Thursday;’ Sep!
im an cet sleet tue

nglish wr!
' Grant. ment. have . picked a worse example. to a at Toss of solitude Je and

ee This man, after exhausting his pen- ram homie ‘the ‘point ‘that cutting corners
sion money and savings defending the. in the handling of, public, monies is very
practices which by every account bettered much frowned, upon? ; Y, Cl
. the living conditions of the Indiang in his The _ remarkable _Tesponse of the = = Cornwall they ‘will inevitably earance
, agency, must ante up another $440 from and sa ° MHOLY COW. WHERE OID ALL THE TORIES COME = HON 5 demand the lion's share ane :
‘somewhere to satisfy the letter of the bless them — of the Whitehorse. area in sandy beach, during ‘the sum: © i : of
a) ip
SUMMER Sestand wah: pmiatack niflony Bl Is ‘your green seeded yet? ‘Nos.

i law. : : ‘ contributing to pay. off Mr. Grant's \in- ‘on : : if By James K. Noshitt mer months.
— ‘
: a S| ind.six. have, been com-
JACKETS. — tions ch an has following pisted nd. these reve are t0
“ to

youn’ McLeod Or, ertiike Verzul
We | of: course’'realize that o1 oat
tt |. wives“ will probably, take’ the
print: Of this’ but we’ "re willing

«We must seta dendline for
the: sale: of Slokats to mainbers
Koehle were contenders for the ase etiine nteg has 10, me .
longest ‘drive: and Dorothy took ay ‘heoriig on you pone

the honors. here, though ‘I un- “Group ‘captains — attention!

The brass: in Ottawa who called the creased fine suggests ‘The’ sandy beach is the at-
: ‘ it" would ha
“shots on this travesty which puts the a long way to ao so. ve (Be Baction. Just how. great can be
Sade apie pus in disrepuie must be. ‘The inevitable result of this rigid Aer fd sandy" beasin Due
Thay hav” enalsned Sat civa_‘MeTpretaon of Bow fr te perm "te for Maw be hg tp a ree, a apy Became sine
i " ; a will: not: stay Jong, but, after e's prime nister, from. crowde: ito capac! ley must.
: servant ‘courts destruction of his career 0 stray from an inelastic regulation is !-a-year, maybe less, he'll’ bow handing over that plum to Jean - approximate the Eeropesa ones Sugays Tee wi I he payed on .the coming weekend so contact
and his’ good character if. he exercises. that civil servants will be afraid to use cut, handing ‘over the leader- . Lesage. This technique has hap- andthe streets of Penticton men's,18 hole competition will| Your: crew members alnd _ ary ||
: discretion in interpreting what, under the the brains God gave them, If it is the ship of the Liberal party, which pened ‘before, ‘It’s happening ‘are’ crowded with tourists eas- be from 8 a.m, to:9.30.a.m. and Fane Oe Sy OE hee
;. circumstances, may be a stupid and cruel _ will of the-people that they have a bunch commence. at 2p foursome will fo. ‘he ;done. .and your playing
‘and mischievous official regulation: of intractable dummies handling ‘their ‘the them early next season ais

would mean the prime -min-° ‘all the time in Great Britain, ” ily recognized not only by their
istership ‘ will ‘go: to’ Premier ‘which makes the’ British parll-' mass but’ by the sloppy eloth-
- Lesage of Quebec. > amentary system, under which ‘es’ they wear. Only, the’ “na-

This is not to suggest that every

clerk behind a government counter should

how busy the
summer has

pace of life in

autumn comes

asa jolt. One

is not eased, but hurled, back
into the rat-race.

First shock, akin to diving
off an ice-floe in the vicinity of
Greenland, is the re-opening.
of school. It’s exciting fo
Bs{ usting for parents
and ' pure chaos for the teach-
er.

One day. it's Labor Day.
petent, relaxed, the’. 2

ters about the long,
h-waxed halls of the
his mail and

planning an afternoon “round
of golf,

The next day, he is just
another ant in an anthill. He
is buffeted in the halls by a
maelstrom of students. He
frantically. makes class: lists,
sells padlocks, fills" out forms.
He directs weeping grade nin-
ers who are lost, or can’t rem-

«ember. the combination of their.

‘lockers. He comforts _near-
weeping new teachers who do
not know what to do, nor why,’
nor where, nor when,
Just to add to the general: |
jollity this fall at our school, .
we went on a double shift. Our.
team commences classes at 8

ameans - hitting ; ines

deck. at 6.80 or ‘earlier.

“teenager. out of bed at 6.30 ‘and ;
yeu have. a a surly teenager. Pull .

affairs, we will be very much ‘surprised.

_ Vancouver Sun

a: ‘teacher out of. bed ditto and

you have a ditto ‘teacher. It's
bad enough these fine autumn
mornings, but there'll: be: mur-
der done by mid-wint

* But’ school's is only.:

of autumn’s rude awakening.
There is the despair that strikes
when you read:a list of the
“new” television shows and dis- °
cover that not a single tree or
shrub has-been planted in the:
wasteland of last year’s TV.

Bills sprout like thistles ~

in autumn. There's the remains «
of last winter's fuel bill, with
“PLEASE”: typed ‘in’ red.
There 's ‘the notice of, the mort-

There’s.the first

Pearson keeps!

the prime mie

music 1 SOUS:
from your: frjen
ager.

id this: fall:
‘are™ longer and sharper : than ~:

part .. ever ‘around our: place, with ‘a.

kid heading for university. We
figured: out that :he will need’
approximately as: much money.
year as my-old man used
to raise ‘a family“of five on.
: Hugh's idea:of helping out with
finances was to take off in mid-
September with’my best jacket,
all my sox without holes, and
every shirt: of “mine without
frayed ‘cuffs —.both of them.
i Meetings galore. ‘There's
curling club

Pleat at which’ the Property
committee : (gu oe ho’s

Now I know nothing about
all this, All I know is what I
see in the newspapers. But it
would ‘not surprise me. Such

schemes .asthis are hatched i

long in ‘advance.

a "To add: welght to the Con-

ervatives’. theory is the fact

that:Premier Lesage is now on
leisurely. tour of the west,

“which he says,.is not political

dn the least. :' This is nonsense,
because no man in his position,
elected on a basis of politics,
cin move about non-political-

we operate,” coinpletely out- ©
modee

tives” are properly dressed and

pond wonders where they Spend

Suc!
that’s hat itis, is to me, and

ing far too much

e Penticton can sty b boast
‘of, its ' succe: ‘in-

'. dustry and ‘deserves ouriet ‘for

as:a’ by-your-leave:of the vo-..
ters, who are presented ’'with °
an accomplished fact and they
can put it in’ their pipes and
oe it and like dt'or ‘lump

I don’t think’ it’s honest; -
if Lester Pearson is re-elected
in November, he ‘is, in effect,

with the peo-

ly.- Politics. always

‘him. It must. He must be'a po-

e or he'll
ang he’s a kicked-out politic.
in.

Such ~ hanky-panky as
switching. ‘party. leaders ‘and
premiers in midstream in. or-
der:to give political advantage
to political Darties is quite pos-
isble and aceeptable “ty under our
constitution | which allows .our

litician all the tim

elected representatives to free-

wheel a8 they choose and. to
heck with the voters.

Yet we, the people, permit ~

it so we should not be too

stern in our’ criticism of those:

take advantage.

signing a
ple.that he'll serve out a full -
term in parliament.”

-Yet we accept this strange :”

system of flip-flop, ‘though we
would be hoveifiod Jé. the pre-
sident of the United States de-
cided to step out after'a year”
or two and hand over to a man
a“ political . Party. had ‘chosen
as its leader. )' *

It’g, in the paca cards: -
that Lesage should follow Pear- ’
son, who would want a French-
‘Canadian‘after him, as Macken-'
‘zie’ King arranged ‘it so that‘
Louis, St. Laurant from. Quebec;

erals

iit It" de gang much ' to’ attract

has’ built-a‘ hall’ es-
Rei nie the ‘lucrative con-
‘vention trade. Its’ Peach Festi-
yal'is now. an’ established and
-well'known feature’ of British

Gauaaa, throughout* “Western

anada,

But: sometimes ‘one won-
ders ‘whether it is worth ‘it.

‘The’ Penticton ‘people ‘do
not seem to own th a
ing ‘the ‘summer months. ° We
are. assured ‘that’ the “tourist
trade brings profit and prest-
ige to ‘the city. They get: the
profit and what good the pres:
tige is isnot. stated.

But; one’, thing is certain,
the: ay :council’s
corn is the. tourist:trade. Once

city establishes a,reputation
that’ Teputation must be main-
-tained, But there must be bet-
ter places to‘ live, where the
crowds are not so dense and

where life,.

pass ora xi

main;'con- -

Sager

rae

Lieitner’s|

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“We Take- Anything in! Tra
- Lowest Terms: and Down Paymant. :

of the 18 hole match.

Entry fees ‘are $1, for each
competition — bargain, two for |*
a $1 in| the mixed! This’ is pro-
bably' the’ only. time (that you
have the opportunity : ‘of plant-
ing \- your. own.. ‘Tombstone, 80
let’s plant lots of them!

:“ Juniors take ; note - — On Sat-

Trophy .has been. seta for
and. over’ the 18 ‘holes’ a’ low

‘gross 85° took -it for. Ken Scott

last year. — .who's it to-be
‘year? ‘Tee off time will be. from
9am. to 9.30 am. and the
entry fee: $1: an
The, Battle ‘of the ied tnd

tion bracket . of ‘the “Bosse”

Tournament, wo

--Congratalations Si, Sim, ang all
maybe

'| get’ the. ‘chance

(tt Jim
his next: pairs: nof laeaant
Now.wecome ‘to: our. final

on ‘doing: dt no

WKOHL Discusses

was -held~ Monday’
Castlegar by, members’ of the
west Kootenay Junior. Hockey
this League “consisting of Castlegar, =
‘Trail, Nelson and Rossland part.

icipants, to discuss plans, for the
coming hockey “season.

‘of: which. Castlegar is

a ‘member did-’not “materialize
due to’ the Quesnel council: gua-
Smt o -of $2, 600 for hosting the

evening in

i was’ that

“BETTER: BUY.

JAM pple & Strewbery 4 Ib tin ns?

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speech I offered to make, last ‘Thus ittis thee there’s no- a jetiep ees oF) the sidewalk, 7 }
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