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Equality in Suburbia: 1

ing this week by an article in the staid,
businesslike ‘Wall Street Journal: on the
rising: boom .in coming-out parties, The
interesting part of the story is that’ the

‘the suburb:

is nee ‘in “southern California, |
of modern suburbia. :

! We wonder . .'. is the wheel about to
make the. full turn?, Families fled the-big
cities to get’ away: from crowds, pressures
and’ social‘ equality.” Out in ‘the suburbs
everyone was: equal in their slacks,’ soporte

Castro. Deception

that‘a: ‘person’ thinks : he ‘wants something
before: he has it.” When’ he ‘gets’ it, he
finds--that. it isn’t’ at - all- what-he --ex--
pected and, he’s worse off than-hbefore. |
? Present’ day Cuba is a’ tragic’ illustra-
tion’ of this. dilemma. According to an

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ban refugee’ who ‘spoke’ at the Chamber
a week ‘ago ‘tonight, ‘perhaps 90:per cent
of’ the‘peopie ‘favored’ the Castro. revolu-
ic ‘Batista pe . ‘Today,
after. they got what they, fought: for, per-

they"won,
»»Dhe pathetic! factor with Cuba: is: the
A deception’ used! by Castro, the figurehead,

pase remo crreee

who was swept “into ‘power bya ‘people .

i who thought they: were ‘fighting’. for
4 something «different. than what he gave
H them. — Weiser (daho)American’ ’

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Nov, 21, i963

maiatate,
Established in’ Hingieeas bed

Our mental wheels were set to. twirl-.

te.-activity..has: spread from. ;.
Act ong

“One of ‘the great dilemmas of‘life:is .

roan ol . 3s alnd :
estimate: by. Dr} Hortensia Rojas, the Cu- =

raps 85 per cent of the’ people are” sorry.

' ents: who belong ‘to ' no ‘clubs ‘at ‘all,

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}| hold ‘recently In the! Kinnaird iim,

* Brovement Soclcty Hall, The trea-

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suburbs. wi me

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newly-arrived middle-clagsers;;There was

gomething © ‘hegan to nappa. |

For large numbers of these families, ach-

report. was’ read | by: Mine
‘and ' accepted: ‘i
‘uy

Hs to sast+year and:concern: was

ie eof tate) pre.

ieving equality meant a'rise up' from
less. fortunate, beginnings.” ‘Somewhere a:
long the way, a line’ ‘was.crossed. Equality
became something: one: looked ‘down'-on
rather’ than: op ae. Who wants to, ons coun

‘al
d'slacks ‘and a ‘social life gear-
‘ed: to. the:: barbecue: pi Casual living: can
become’ am old‘ hat.) <3" :
B i impet

“gam
awake to diaeoeer! that their daughter'is at
the?age’ ‘wher ° atin;

-One morning. parents F

anew. meaning and’ impo.
such: ‘Motivations has sprung the “coming

lavish affairs or. they
. They can be. organiz-

‘doperativ

So’ far, ‘we know of this in: the San
Juan: area, bi that*
well be on: the

as

“FIELD
ae AND
| STREAM “.,

BY JACK WHITE

weekend saw the end: of
on in the Grand Forks-

we: got, to: the end of the: road

shot prior to the closing. >

area,,GMA’No.-8 and
December first sees the end of the
‘buck ‘season: in that. district for
this year. In this district GMA No.
10, Deer of both sexes: is open‘for
another month, that is until Decem-
ber. 22..The ‘only: other. istrict
in B,C, : with as long a: season ‘is
No. .5,: where there is no closed
season’ on deer of either 88x, the
year-round.
* Last week I made'a slip When
I said: the cow. elk season ended
. that weekend: in‘ the* East: Koote-
nape ends November 24 with
ulis.closing one week later’ on
Deseiaboe" first: Thosé ‘of you'who
have not filled out your,big game
and: goat.:tags, ‘have “eleven ‘days
left s0-you will have to get crack-
ing and-right. now. .
Roy La Valley, from CIAT and
I headed for my favorite Bura over
in GMA'No. 8 last. Sunday morning
‘idea ot ittios the top of
‘and then hik-
aks. We left

make her. right. to the top. So we

‘around 8.00 aim.’ we found'a jeep
from’ ‘Trail’ with tent set up and
a very pleasant young lady
a fire going and a four year old
youngster scanning the peaks: “His

sald. was up there after deer," he
sai

Alongside the ‘Jeep was Dr,
Hali’s land rover and he and Wor-
dick Gregory were also up top. Roy
and I were just too late, for though
we did” scout, the. other. side: of
the peaks John and-'Wordick had
already. put- about. nine -deer,;out
and:‘stopped: a lovely: four. point
white tail and a doe mule deer.
We’ came out “ empty handed,
though I did pass up a doe. anda
fawn. There. is ‘still plenty’of time
left and the next one has to have
a nice rack on i before I will
it,

Johnny ‘Muscaviteh and George
Guimont .each .nailed a. nice doe
over in that area but a long ways
back in. They, brought one, out on
Sunday and went back on: Monday.
for the other one. (‘The season offi-
cially closed on does. Sunday.. at
one hour, after sun: set, but: you

with | ley's of,

Bill “Lahue from: Robson has
brought in one of ‘the bigg at Mu-
Beason, ” Weighing;

pounds but with’a very small rack.
It‘took -him three. trips:to ‘pack. it
out over,-a three day, period but
he brought ‘the :whole animal out
from - those ‘peaks . above Robson.

left to: hang till: the following day.
On: the: Monday ; Bill and: Gilbert
Schuepfer. went up to get: the two-

dead spike that had been gut siot
and got away. A sad waste —1

your:time’and pick. your. ‘iol fe fel.
lows, and once you" ve hit one stay

in with. him. It's» a; pretty . sure ; bet
hard ::hi

that if, a deer .:is
will be able ‘to come“up.’on
within two hours-if you stay,
him and can follow, his

lovely meat when,
would<‘like to ‘hav
your time and‘don't forge ;
tlegar: and District’: Sports

at’ ‘two. hindred’” and . fifty-one |¢

He. then .went. out: on’ -Lady ‘Bird e
the

and bagged:a two: -point,: which” he. ie

‘point and.on the way in found a in

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in. the;.'Trail: school: district’ ‘yet
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