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offences. iy juveniles: in-this area. It’s not a recent
phenomenon either.: There have been sporadic waves °
of juvenile: waywardness: for some time, some of them -
petty and. some serious, ©

Clearly? something’ is- needed, Many feel,a curfew -
is the. answer. If it can be enforced and will keep ,
all syoungsters off .the streets after a certain hour,
then we. agree, But: ifcit is imposed ‘residents should
realize it's: necessary. only because some parents have
failed in:their duty towards their children. If parents
cannot be depended on. to ensure their children’ are

at home’ ata decent hour, then public welfare de-
mands’ that: steps be taken to supplement ‘their. 'de- i

ficienciés.
It’s a: slragedy though, that a curfew. should be
needed, not -only because. it smacks of martial: law,’

but because it’ shows. that some parents have faifed ©.

in their duties both: to: their. children and’ to society.

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Not even brute animals; acking the faculty of .rea- .

” with, are guilty. of such: negligence: “of their young.’

It’s true: that family circumstances often... make
parental control  ditfic And. life :in’a-small., town

- dgesn‘t always offer’ very. muich’in the way of : leisure

‘time . activity ‘for youth: Therefore, * some say, _more
organized youth activities are needed. A
It: seems to us, thisv'area, is doing. pretty well, i in
the way of- organized:: ac! s.. Boy Scouts, Wolf
Cubs, | Sea” and’ Air. Cadets, Little League . Softball,
etc., are:all.doing their part. But’ even these org
zatigns are not enough if ‘the parents: fail; These: or-:
sentation are often’ not as’ well apes as” they
i nts. for where’

is that ‘the: child, i

“| often summons forth the‘ correct

_:| generalities ‘for’ a.second ‘or! two

ampere EaT

The human: memory Sy a: fasets
ae faculty — when it, works

oper)
p At-its: ‘pest, memory ‘is’ much
like.a continual process of snap-
shot ‘taking’ with- the: senses be-
ing the camera.and the: byain
the ‘dark room, while ‘the, ‘finish:
ed picture is tucked away. in
some ‘minute ‘corner of the “photo
album of the mind, to be pulled
out and viewed whenever: ‘occa-
‘sion’ warrants, 2

“That's human . memory at ‘its
best. But, just as’ the “gremlins
in a newspaper office ‘can ‘Often
put ‘the. wrong ‘captions': under
pictures published, with ° embar-
rassing ‘results, so’ also: miemory

inane but ‘confuses ‘the’: name: ‘or

with it. The results can:
embarrassing. Y
For instance, at a recen ‘gay.
social affair which was in full
swing about the same) time I
was, I-‘saw. a’ dark, - handsome|
gent whose face was familiar
but, whose. name-was*: not: : “Our
eyes met ‘and a’ flash of récogni-
artes ;iumined . his ; features.”
Fosdi¢k;’ you ‘ol@"soand
ae, called ‘enthusiastically
extending, his: hand in’ cordial
greeting..“I haven't soon .you’for
sees How's everything:. going?”
‘ ' Excell enh ‘I:sboomed

. By Vie Minute ‘ :
“That “was: { quite a time’ we had

coming down the Golf and Coun-

)] tev Club (hill in’ my }!35 iFord”, |.

I chortled. :“The~ car’ ; wouldn't
stay “in gear, andy, 165 brakes
failed 60'/.we’. wound?.up jin‘
Nelson resident's front: yard, as
to our axles‘in’ mire’ and‘ petunia
patch.”

“Whatever are’ “you” ‘talleing

about?” -he countered in a consi-|’,

derably Tess’ Cordial’ tone, ee

note the suddenly" frozen ‘amile.
“You didn’t ’ want to “soil: ‘your
tuxedo so you ‘pushed : the: coupe
in your shirt’ and ‘ underwear. I
coudn’t'’: push . because; someone
had to ative,” and I‘became near

‘with at° the

i Coe ENE Watt aed
‘dust about: pod

ustralla;; wit!
epalation vot: “Canada, has

o nuiabér (ot |ipi
: CHEAG PeAr.

recollection.’ heist
There was no answering Jaugh-
ter, Not “even:'a. smile. Only.a

bewildered * stare ‘and © then ‘ a

look of disgust incredulity.
“Tt was: you -— > uh”
ite 1” asked softly, *

been to Nelson with. youat any

°\] time - much “less ‘when you tore

up’ somebody’s:, flower” garden

with two’ tons of? buckets yang bel

ack, tilet
on’ I didn't remember. his! name.

“How's everything with you.”
‘The fon

tain .escapade ‘in the: Queen; City
several: “years: 5 BBO) Bay spemory,

even in school or in
the'sea.cadet offi
else’ having” autho
delegated : to. hint

Id as‘a person of character :

is ‘first and: always’ the parents‘;
Saoponeiliey: Schools, organized youth

even ‘curfews can ‘only supplement! dnd’ assist parent-'
al training but rey Gs cannot, substitute for. it.

peo reti!

THE: FORD —

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It is probably

aah is “at once’ apparent, however, ‘that the settl

“ment in Det greatly : affect. the: trend of or-:

ganized labor's’ thinking in Canada. Along: with any i

advantages’ of sustained: purchasing ‘power that. may:

eventuate from. ‘such’ settlements: will be: a.new ang:

strong incentive. to’ hold employment-to the
and a ‘tendency’ for. small employers. to be‘ discouraged
from growing: larger...

It is contended by many small operators that the

direction of trade union thinking is entire to make

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