and unbribed by galn’

Séven

Bridge and Ferry Talk Keeps Pot Boiling

Thig newspaper is of two minds a-
bout the public discussion now centering
on the matter of the crossing of the Col-

umbia river between Castlegar and Rob-

son.

It has. always been our opinion that
under no ‘ must the provin
cial government bé allowed to abandon
both ferries, leaving the :only connection
b these two centres ‘to be via eith-
er thd new Kinnaitd bridge or by road
over the Arrow dam. | ~
foe lat pron a i
tion’ ‘abaut™ this*imafter (particularly .
abandon: both ferries. at: least -

ight of 4
| ment abt te

Worthwhile Idea

: A suggestion by Castlegar fire chief
{Ed Lewis at council’s meeting last. week
* that. one: of. the life boats on the Robson
! ferries be d with an outboard mo-

QUpe

‘tor isa good one. Ke

We believe that Mr. Lewis- is also
3 correct when he further~ suggests’ that if
. il pr tes the proposal it will find
\ that it has the backing of the whole dis-
‘trict for its actions.
: In all likelihood the municipality wo-
: uld find the riding and regional depart-
= ment of highways people most receptive
: to Mr. Lewis’ suggestion although, in fair-
> ness, it cannot be expected that the high-
‘ ways department should have to supply
‘the outboard motor. At the same time
“ it is not an expense which Castlegar tax-
". payers alone should have to bear.
f Possibly some service club or the
boat ‘club can come up with some ideas

that Castlegar council can consider.

Humane Association

There is a certain amount of mis-
understanding in this-area about who is
primarily responsible for pr ting the
neglect and abuse of animals and in par-

» ticular about the role of the newly-form-
ed Ci bia E Association in such.
fields.

The owner, in law, is held responsible

for seeing that an.animal is kept under
control. Where the: owner fails'to do this
the civic authority is responsible.

Should it become necessary:: to. des-”
troy an animal, then the owner is bound
to make the arrangements and to pay any.
expenses incurred in-doing -this:

Should an owner ‘fuil“to look’ after
his pet then the Society. for’ the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to ‘Animas — if there’ is
such a local agency — has a duty to step
jn and take appropriate action ‘such’ ag
prosecuting, if nedessary,, of warning the

owner of consequences. If an owner fails

VICTORIA REPORT

loverhiment commit.

. found, : then

until completion of the Arrow dam)
might create a climate in which the public
would become resigned to. losing the fer-
ries; This would make it more difficult
to mobilize the publid effectively ‘against
government action closer to’ the time: in

is the government's intention to

s to be waged som

Meanwhile, however, We feel ‘the pe-
tition’ ‘to’ be: circulated amongst’ Robson:
Hegidents is'a-good' idea and'is an‘action

tha€ should Mlustfate to Highways Minis-

‘ ter Gaglardi that he- can: expect a’ real

fight:in three years’ time if he remains
firm in his resolve to abandon the se-

cond ferry. It is a warning to:him that- SUGAR ‘AND SPICE 3 :
Swelling Waistline Gives Head Palpitations

the people of this area will not tolerate the
withdrawal of this vital service.

“Ags for the proposal by Castlegar
council to Mr. Gaglardi that he give con-
sideration to moving the old Taghum
bridge near Nelson: to Castlegar when
that bridge is bypassed with a new one,
this too is an idea with great merit.

Although ‘engineers we have talked
with seem unanimous that the proposal
is a good tactical move rather than a
workable idea, nonetheless it most cer-
tainly serves to illustrate that Castlegar is
as concerned about the matter as is Rob-
son and that our elected representatives
are prepared to keep the pot on this par-
ticular matter boiling.

Take heed, Mr. Gaglardi. This is an
issue on which the people of the whole
Castlegar district are agreed, and are
ready to do serious battle.

Aids Work of SPCA

to-destroy an animal. that needs doing
away .with or if the owner cannot’ be
it is again ‘the ‘responsibility
of the municipality to “have the animal
putaway, | i
The Columbia Humane “Association
has been formed. to finance local SPCA
work “in preventing cruelty to animals”
and to help defray the expenses involved
in boarding ownerless‘animals waiting for
adoption. It also helps finance the expens-
ae ved: in- ; d. ah

This is a
time. of year — f
one of a very few
an when bg feck 4

leeply sorry for ;
high school prin-
eipals, ‘It’s the
_time when they

have to start bid- hae
ding on livestock, in the form
of teachers, for next fall.

Let's put you, gentle read-
ers, into the boots of one of
these sterling chaps for a few
minutes. And let's say you
have a staff of 60 at the mom-
ent. And let’s say you don’t
know whether you're golng to
have’ 1,200 or 1,400 students
next September.

Oh, well, so far, only two
people have officially resigned.
Any clod could hire two teach-
ers. Unless, of course, those
extra 200 kids show up, which
means two or three more. Even
so, nothing to it.

, but tarry a moment.
You know perfectly well that
one, possibly two of your tea-
chers, preferably from among
the married ladies on the staff,
will become pregnant.

You: are fully aware that
Mademoiselle Tartuffe, of the
French., department, had .an »
unfortunate affair with young
Jablonski, the basketball coach,
and that one of them will be ~
leaving. -- oH

* Everyone knows the Eng-
lish department. is rife with
strife. Since the unfortunate
demise of Mr. Wiley, the de-

owned pets.
The Society does ‘not exist to provide
free services for animals that have own-

head, in February,
is of the liver, four
lish teachers, all

ers. Ifa resident wishes the SPCA to un: :
dertake, for example, the humane destruc” =

tion of his pet, hé shdwld expect to pay this

service: Tha ndéw’ group ‘exists: simply. to’ girls

ens iat’ the local’ SPCA ‘work is local-
ly support .

Election Talk in Legislative

: into a fine fury :
“had been hammoring

tionists

because ‘opposi-

away so hard at his cabinet

mis

should’ resign!
cause they're so .terrible: and
so derelict in their duty to the

public.

“soared ‘the “Premier, * in

Yforthwith‘be-  an-election "someday, suncusy
between now.and September of

it It’s all very vague, isn’t

Thus does the Premier
+ play guessing games with the

his most

no wonder we are going to the
country — we're not going to
longer stand for this kind of
deliberate campaign, first
against one minister and then

and out the house
every two days he
that it's no earthly wonder
there has to be an ‘eléttiba, be-
cause the oppositionists are 60
awful—what with’ thelr ‘stand-~
ing there so boldly in their
places and shouting and tell-
ing, what, to him, are their bare-
faced: lies, and all this for thelr
tical purposes, which
e government.
e Pre-

who
death

er, never do. “Only.

One day our Premier flew

fesug
most of’ the’ world" has’ moved

one third
“people of the:world-are: asleep

‘style: “It’s
oppositionists and with the
voters, ‘but’ there's nothing’ in
our constitution that says he
may not do this and s0 he us-
es the political freedom grant-

Candid: Comments

“$t is. almost. laughable

at any given moment, The oth-
art

men ‘spent. 80 e. awake and
n Rea 50.

tax upon ? unfortunate,
conceited fools. The Sover-
eign should have'guard of these
: fools;’even- ds in the case of
Junatics and idiots.” — Sir
of William Petty, 17th Century
-political econo) *

PuBSaTSoE

- By. Bill Smiley:

are four teachers you'd dearly
Jove to fire because of incom-
petence, emotionalism, ‘ideal
ism, belng: too ‘fat or plain
laziness,

So you haye two. resigna-
tions, but. ight wind up
with 42.

hich

and you wind up with a cok
Tection of clots. fs
you jump ear!

and start hiring teachers are
and left, nobody will resign aud

‘ll wind up with 12 more
ers n the board will
for, And no job yourself.
As a’ result, quite a few
tread-

Tooking surly.

department, . old A
refuses to teach the New

‘They stare with unconceal-
McGillicud:

dy's. swelling ie.
dlinch when a teacher: Knocks
ey pour ov
their

“filet or of-pain?: Those who séek this reft

a 3

_ on troubled waters, turn
jacks and find that. somebody
has tossed match into the

Mathematics, or have anything
to do with it, because “it’s a
lot of nonsense.”

And on top of this, there

Three on a Match: Boom!.
Few people, even those who consider it to be bad luck,
ing li; with “three

know that the belief ting a
on a match” originated during the Boer War. British soldiers

to-light up on one match: If a match was “kept lighted long
enough for a third man to use, then that was. time enough for
a Boer sniper to get the range. Then there was every chance

‘hat the third’ man would never be needing a light of any sort

again, — Unknown

‘More to Life than Just Fun: |

‘There is a myth to which many of us are addicted: that the ”
purpose of life is to be happy. There is nothing mére demeaning
to’ muir than hig: niircotie’ pursuit’ of “fun.” Where. was it over
written that life could always be eaty, or completely free of con-
quilizer pills oo aoe ct a ate As to: at:
er pills '—— or’ih se . The ry fe mate
ter: ‘to be prodlictive;' to ‘be ‘useful! — Wildlife Crusader Mag
e £ f 2

ture Minister Frank Richter,
who'll be fighting each other
in the next election, was Te-
sumed, Mrs. Haggen noted
that since. she--howled some
days ago the has done
something: for tha farmers,
which prompted SC Waldo Skil-
lings of.-Victoria to’ shout out
to Mrs.) Haggen: “You're hid--
ing behind your skirts.” 2

didn’t care} but com-

chairman |

exception. He told
‘killings he should with-

CASTLEGAR

NEWS

a :Drawer 490,
Lettera for publication must be accompanied by the

correct ‘names ‘anit’ didress ‘of ‘the writer.’ Pen names ~

will be. used on request, but the correct name must
be submitted. The Castlegar. News reserves the right
to- sorter ‘letters’ in thie interests of economy of

have'the Premier and his
isters on the run, jumpy and
nervous about what gol

is
to happen: to them in the po!
booths.

‘And’eo it went, your MLAS
g up public business with

thelr own political aspirations. . pa

Timeless
Topics
‘Rev. F. H. Willey

“Ar an epilogue to eduea-
tion week in. Castlegar and

district, ‘the follow!

o: Bean ahaa
S.apupe Hah whe cobb at

Who USAW set dtser

When he was 15, he made
right guard on''the high school
football team. His coach show-
ed. him how t block and at

2

1:‘couldn’t see; i.

“It’s okay, kid,” the coach said,
“everybody does it.”

When he was 16, he took

his first summer job, at the big

- market. His assignment was to

put the over-ripe tomatoes in
ie bottom of the boxes and
the good ones on top where
they would show. “It’s okay,
kid,” the manager said, “‘every-
body does it.”

‘When he was 18, he and
a neighbor applied for an open-
ing at a university. Johnny

a. marginal student. His

Johnny £
okay a
When he was 19, he was

who of

: fighting the Boers soon found that it was safe for only two men. ¢;

of
said:
fal the way young people carry:

ni A
..5The- youth: of t are
setting a pattern stot fia
aaa the ast

the
"sa

— what have

received a

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IN THE HOUSE
vveco SPECIAL”
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“$1.49 yard:

W.-W. 0

Beare trate tera .-W. Ostofaroif, P. Plo’ ,
‘KOOTENAY: P, J. Plotitkoff, R. A. Senger, A.
GME bs notf, J. D. Tamelin ‘and

-RABRIC’ STOR

Mr, Nevokshonoff obtsin-
ed marks of 93.68 per cent and
received a prize of $50. The
tropliy Winner was K.G: Run-

dium Junction with

(Ia all 26 men wrote the
Castlegar. and

Kab- | lace-covered
, | cake ‘Was flanke

Showor Is Held
For April Bride
Linda Warner

Many friends of War-|
ner gathered inet ‘us vat fe
the hall to honor‘this April

d| “Good Luck Linda and Bar-
| TY" was he inscription on the
bride’s‘cake, which centered the
se ts Yankey ot
a ue candl-
ea es in copper holders, o
fa g.the ,bride-elect in
the Opening of her
ff, | Was Miss d, mald-of honor
for the forthcoming marriage.
The evening ended with ‘the
of lunch,

J. Ungarian, irs, M. Needham, was
lyn Eamo a3 ahd Linda “Ack “pad mainiai
erman. were united {n\1886, As a

B.C. Had Two Chief Justices
Because One

i 2

of Vancouver sands ps
unwilling

ost after the is-
colonies | .

Refused to Go

sult, for the first three years
of its ‘existence, the ‘united
colony had’ two supreme
courts! j >

Mr. Needham sald the ab-
olition of V Island's

CASTLEGAR, NEWS, Thursday, Mamb 24, 1966

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: rsy was unset-
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2 ot . FOREST SERVICE _
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Applications from qualified Licensed Scalers are invited
for the Tllowiog positi, nies

rs to their tables,

which were appropriately dec-

orated with candles in holders of

coor roll d green decor
: OW an

throughout, added.to the bright

sunny atmosphere of the Hawaii

eme.
The final step to dein
“transported to the islands”

Peak of Fowl Migration
At the Kootenay Flyway

peak of the annual migrati
water fowl on the aouney
flywa:

way.
At the Duck Lake sactu-

will be an estimated 5,000 swans,
10,000 geese and well over 20,-
000 ducks of different species.
To mark this annual event
the Creston Rod and Gun Club

were attired in grass .
: Among the guests ‘welcom-
ed were Castlegar’s CGIT.lear
fhe te fullerton diss wit

ary, which was set aside as a
result of the combined efforts | 20
of the West Kootenay Rod and

will

ides and trans:

ley, her daughter Lynn, ‘and Miss

tion: of: water fowl enroute to

Patsy Van Yzerloo.
, Miss Janie Heinrich was in

_GIVIL DEFENCE,

‘Wil-| Gun Clubs Association, there

their northern nesting grounds.
They have urged everyone
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