MILE SWIMMERS were cited recently by
Kinnaird town council, with the presentation
of aw who finished the race,
held in conjunction with the Kinnaird an-
nual swim meet. Acting Mayor G. S. Rust
presented certificates and “patches” to all

who took part. He lauded the efforts of the
swim club in holding the event and urged|the proper channels.”
these accomplished young swimmers to con-
sider taking part, in future, in the training | ©
of others in competitive swimming.

— Castlegar News Photo

| {H THIS GORNER

By Amold Martin

The Other Side of Student Power

A report of a recent y useless — It is time to

‘Toastmasters meeting held ii

Castlegar was interesting in|by force, if necessary rather
that aes chose as its topic, Stu-|than sitting around calmly

Power.
Even more _interestin:
‘was the fact that the state

dent

ments made by TM members|! explained
constituted a virtual antho- |some students who “want to
misunderstand-'take advantage of the educa-

logy of the

ings non-students have of th

student power movement.
It might be interestin;

{to examine some of

the | Phe aa being the way
theses in the report, compar: |it is, it's gléfieult to imagine
wi

injdemand the power, grab it

asking f
1 Brother “speaker: lithely,
e- iE

— keep your place, student
—make allowances for me,
while I tell you what you are
going to do with your life.

That's a good little boy.
Pat, pat, on the head.

that there are

ition. offered, and should be
lable to do, 80, and be free
ig ‘of politics,

ing
tation, from the student point | spending four years in study,

| of vie"

plained that, while he
parently sympathized

“student is a nigger,”

Former News Delivery
Boy Offered Scholarship

“channels.

least proved almost

We

One of the speakers ex-!ed, but ‘saying, “I managed
ap-|to get educated without be-
wil

A recent paper circulat- ther
ed at Selkirk said that the plained ‘Gust as the stud-
and {ents want complete freedom
that, like “nigger,” student|to ussert their ideals, s0 time
was tired | of going through ia they learn to make sim-

With the proper channels |the worl
exhausted, it said — or-at

to school,
and coming out truly educat-

coming involved in politics.”
This is educated? This is
aleng full advantage of Col-
er
ie member — ex-

ilar sllowsnces to the rest of

Referring again to the
“nigger syndrome” in college

FROM THE GALLERY
The Money Question

thought,”
quoth | another member of
TM is “good as long as it is
prerented in a reasonable

Don't_ do
anything rash. Don't
shout, or demonstrate, or
assemble in groups .of more
than three. ‘Cause if you do
this, we might have to give
you what you want.

Be reasonable, quiet, or-
derly, and. we can ignore
you for Gods -knows-how-many
-more-yeurs before we have
to face up to the problem.

zi Atlee f , wi nat is
required in modern
world.” ak)
It would appear that any-
I disagree with this
gentleman I am being un-
Teasonable.
How about that?
Like the followers of H.

Wh doesat poy
ove totale
chacces with

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1968

JOHN MANSBRIDGE i
Selkirk Chairman

COMMUNITY
CHEST DRIVE

Underway During

Don Oddie, a Kinnaird)scholarship last summer of Rev. Robert Morris is min-
Hpuley and dormer ; Castlegar | $80 $800 by 4 the Vancouver pain ister. By Henry. Heald ia conn
lews | pap Vs, lered a| Associ take part in Mr. Craig, recently from While Prime Minister ot Nonsense
a eoneert program being prs|sadler Wells Opera Company |rrudeau was drafting the : is ota i prob
members of Nelson Chorist- in Tendon, Engiane, bas nee. Throne Speech for the open-|not subsidizing everyone else’s|something, the conservatives
ers and four members of the|the opera school there. ing of the 28th Parliament, mall: za well out of our toX|who have forgotten what be-
Nelson’s Boys’ Choir, Oct 18. ‘nis. group will perform, |Postmaster-General Eric B tes will be ing young is like don’t
‘The group will’ include|Amahl atid the Nicht Visit: |Klerans was making a mini- oinaw rates a) want him to have it.
10 singers who are currently) ors, before Christmas and throne speech of his own. It
studying at the coast. Rossini's Barber of Seville,
Also included in the con-| later. wi
cert is Don's sister, Maren, Don, as a student of the

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No man. I dig you, and you
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something, _ you're stand-

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ufac!

9
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Eood life,
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‘With a safe Liberal ma-
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n | 22 ever. keel.

beer mmplaint ell| Would have known
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to

ars.
‘Most of us will feel some] 5
of the bite of higher postal

Ernest Swift in. “A Con-

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art of i hie pollution ré- alee, a communications ‘media

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supposed to be creating the erment and private operat-
but which are | ions.
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If the good life
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ces of pollution must be over-
come. If man cannot, control | If
Benius

diminishing re- v4 might
will set in,” he con- fiad’s a a. to plug the aus

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In This Old
World Today

There are many complaints
in this old World today.

is it a wonder

There’s so much to say.

What wiih the world news
of war

. | And.

and famine

if lerans can
establish the principle that!
the communicators pay their
way he will have done a great

must have been
hag! What Mr, Trudeau and_his|Lo
advisors had in mind.

Mr. Kierans

all agencies
communications under the
preview of one government
Tep: ent. Let us hope it
ets a crack at the Canad-
jan Broadcasting Corporation
as well.

eep an eye on its operations.

While ie CBC's

|role must always be the cult-

ural development of the pate
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