CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 24, 1965

~ CASTLEGAR NEWS

“Hore let the press the pcople’s rights

It did the, heart of any democrat good
sto be in attendance at the zoning hearing
in Castlegar ‘last Thursday ‘night. Just over
-100 village residents gathered in the arena
: |hall to listen to the pros and cons of the
: | proposed zoning. changes for the village
‘\ and to speak up on any proposals in which
they were interested,

The meeting was orderly and seldom
did anyone get too hot under the collar.
When they did, village chairman W. H.
z Reed gently but firmly put the discussion

_ ONE MARS OPINION
pe

No Sympathy Here for School ‘Drop. Outs

Some of the may have other abilities just
press.and some of as useful and patueble to the

drop-outs remain with us and
ig s' will, When such people .
bite a them: they think“only-
of boys who leave school early, drop-o1
,Girls of the same calibre are
‘often’ much more of a trial to. ignored . that;
their: parents. :
ducators try

volved.

school ‘often are attractive but *
Jacking the qualities which ma-
- ke for-success in’ most endeay-;
ors, They are often, silly peo-
ple, with only their sexual at;
i tractivencss to carry them z
! ugh life. It follows that, Bar.
: ents of such children ‘have
i difficult ‘time while they; are,

the «industrial.
so that they

“We may  dcoies the schoo!
ut who can only do-man-
ual Tabor. The fact is too often
“many essential
services depend’ ‘on: them, ::W

could not do without, their aid,
h to do with Too often it would appéar that

We sare ‘not’ concerned: with -

‘them! as people but'fodder tor

urge them. to return cA school
may get better
2 Jobs. The probability’ is that. the belief in giants

y donot’ want:better jobs
wien responsibility. |;

In ‘our. adulation. of the
universities we are.in danger and sees in it a

unawed by b d by gata"

Established in’ Nineteen Hundred and ron sonn

: ' People are: s interested in the Vital Issues

back on the right’ track and kept the
lengthy proceedings heading in a positive
direction.

It is‘ unfortunate that more of this
type of meeting can’t be held but as public
meetings . have displayed before, citizens
have to be vitally interested in an issue
before they’ 1 turn out in any numbers to
discuss it.

They proved by, their numbers last
Thursday night, that zoning is one issue
they are both i ted in and
about.

“Bye F. B. Pearce

versities, The ideal state i Bot
ons ‘with merely, a great
ber ‘of well educated persons

* *
1. Peaaas in» this. careful- *
~-ly nurtured ,child . society. of:
ours. no. one. insults the child
-mind with folk stores of ogres,
two-headed. giants and other
_Oppressors. of the - poor~ but
worthy. people who have :to
exist: by good luck: and: their
own Sannin g:
instead we have the tale of
the pad fabbit who ‘swipes the
good rabbit's carrot. Despite all
‘Modern cultural efforts; ee fal
‘the bi still. exis

mac!

not as a single individual in
ing. waste the countryside ‘but
in other forms,

Labor ‘looks at industry

SUGAR ‘AND SPIaE: oa Pass
Oh for the Time When Fathers Were Men

Well, fa-
§ ner, how. did
‘you enjoy your
day?

-)> Personally,

Father’s © Day

saddened’ me,

‘as it saddens

me each’ year..

The'mere-existence of such

a day is an indication of the

new low to'which the father

has sunk’ inthe ‘family unit.

Just a few decades ago, every

day was father’s day and there
was no fooling about It.

When T'was a kid, there
was none of this nonsense of

‘HE'S NOT A GOOD LISTENER.”

in leisure time that has turned
the head of the house into the
foot of the family: a substitute
babysitter; an’ unpaid domes-
tie slave; a handy wailing-wall;
and in general, ‘a pale reflec: *
tion of his dignified, respect-
ed male forebearers.-

Until’a ‘couple.of: decades
ago, father ‘worked ‘a “six-d:
60-hour week. But he didn't et
ulcers, or drop dead at 45.'And
do you' know ‘why? Because he
didn't: :se8 ‘as nucle of th far
ily as’ the’ poor, ‘cripple-gu'
creature who aaah home the
bacon today.

father helping © around‘ the.

house. Nowadays fathers scrub
the kitchen ‘floor on their day
off, ‘and help with ‘the. dishes
after dinner.’ In the ‘good old
days, father didn’t have a’ day
off, in the first place, and ‘mo-
ther wouldn't have let him

children; while ‘mother... does
whatever modern women do
around home, — with -$2,000
worth of labor- saving machin-

ithe car and go'to get a qi
pick Up. a few things'on the :

By Bill Smiley ”

ther, on his ‘day. off, wander:
ing -forlornly: about a” super.
market, trailed by two or three
whining: kids. ;
When my Dad got home
set the table, run around look- ,
ing for the kids, then’ jump in |

a

2. fal
facade for. a uitiy, ‘hich )

all honesty, be. call
Cre: alt Campa!

onth.::
*. Socal’ Crediters, from Pre-
mier, Bennett ‘on down, den:
their government is soclall

ly, warn that if Bob

They
Strachan 's crowd ever gets into
power: everything .' in‘ Bi
Columbia, aiso, would crumble
into financial ruin, and all wo-
uld be tatters 'and bread lines
and SOUR, idtcheng while the
from’ work, he: didn't‘ have ‘to - State | Bo would oth that

British

hat man

The.. Bennett. government

has left precious’ little for the

: Strachan boys and girls to so-
Nor did ‘he “have ‘to ize, wi

home,”’ because mother _
Too after | her own shopping.
lo, sir, when my Dad Eat

polly,

- siness.

th the exception of

.the telephone company, some
forest industries and: possibly

@ brewing 8 and: distillery bu-
As’ to the eter ak

_ bea i te. move.

Fetalling of fluor, socialized

We have socialized. ferries
ocialized railway, socialized

of

And’ on the kend “my

a

VER ERA OR

MEXICO | HAWAIAN
AND "EUROPEAN. FOURS
‘ARRANGED

CASTLEGAR ‘AGENT FOR
“THE WESTERN | HOTEL’

eM
CURLY’S

(Continued from page one)

PH. 365-8003

ciding th
For Eotimates or Rpt Saw Lie een

ms comme! ented

pation of eat area in the
EXERURTING: DITCHING village. He said there are o:

SAND AND [tie hdard

CONCRETE WORK
‘AND: Roorns)

the firm has recommended that
the Fenner property be rotain-
ed for park purposes,

Paul Moroso, ‘one of seven
residents who ‘objected

commendation ‘should bea
uatin,

A petition from the C-BRA

‘concerning -the zoning in that

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Ww RM WEATHER -
SAND TIME FOR

SWIM TRUNKS

WIDE SELECTION - FAIR PRICES

oa el pe oe y ) nee man. ‘said ‘ther
. ae 6 cus 11 houses in the area, two va-
bE : H cant lots and, three lots owned

The Newest

‘st DESIGNS.
* FEATURES
* TECHNIQUES
are found in call National's -
_COMPONENT-BUILT
‘HOME PLANS.

. Specially. designed. to let you. assemble whole units of

area was then :read and _presi-
dent: Jack White told the Wear.

ing that his ‘group ‘agreed with | th,

anners’ ‘recommendation
ingle-family residential for

he ‘area.
petition from the resid-

panning firm “has: recom-
mended for the area‘and’a re-
sident of it, former commis-
sioner Leo Bosse, rose to “con-
gratulate ‘the planners: on a.
good job.”
Residents .of the Oak and
Laurel street’ areas ‘then asked
if the single-residential zoning
applied to‘ their ‘area and were
informed that it did. One spokes-
ere © are’ presently

yy. We PS) yk. who pro-
poses to. build an ‘apartment
on. two’ of them.
‘“Residents‘then asked that
ir. Shkwarok’s spartaent: be
banned but: were formed by.
Coma: Lorie Zinio thats since:
Shkwarok already has his
building permit: this can’t he

se Queried about the. date on

which the pullding ‘permit was

issued, the ‘meeting was inform-

ed that it was. issued on-Dec,

4/29, 1964 and is valid -until-June

}] 29,-°1965,
{ hence.

Hearing Well Attended

be weighed when it comes to

3:acres of parks at present only ta

| 22 the

of the groun

a 15-unit' apartment bein,
Posed for. property next door

he is not against a 4- or G-unit

only “one-way traffic on. th:

séction ‘of 2nd Ave, during. wine

iba nionths i sand God help us
ré:

that seas another 30 cars on

Also, hi
back alley serving the Property

‘bage cans ‘all lin
of the apart mare up a front

application for trailer sales near
about two weeks fhe. McGauley. Read-Mix. plant,

jauestion of roads in’ the area,
mal Ing the gpartment zoning | I looked ‘into ‘in more detail,

enone a0, CE empty, Resident Aago Sylvest ask-

chasing rod allowan “Jed if the billiard parlor now

COB igh operating in what is proposed

as a residential area could re-

30 day its doors if‘ it closed for

reviewed and sald it would be

Williams answered th

Ber aah de it coun not as a non-conforming

Purposes. Ti B
ger r Service ri

ative thon’ asked that an” ren

aera zoned for residential
herbiko subdivision be

zoned for. motels, He. sald the

Pressed further abo -
ment suites in alngle toni oe
sidential. areas, ae! Wil-
such suites would-nat Deen

8 WO! ni
to be ‘used as such ete thee

small area is

einai are ‘nd lune. with busi-
jams

the area referred icy quite S

beat Bice even got church.

* Dtsisaton then aro:

the highway through h Castles on
described: bi by Mr. Reed as ine
Gaza strip.”| Mr. Hughes sug-
gested that, the trailers for sale
destegnati ton be removed from

col
of: reference, ect

said a meeting’ would
not re held on the eting until
the byelection to. fill'a vacancy
on couneil ‘had been held so a
full council would act on the
matter,

: | SEAFOODS |
Arrival Date:

Tues. June 29
AT CEDAR CREST
MOTEL ALL DAY

Johnny Olicke objected to

his home on 2nd Ave. He said
apartment there’. but. there. is

in, winter time.”
e. said there is no,

“and can‘you imagine 3

2 | CT
.G. W.G.

‘With regard to Esta Villa’s

Maddocks said he wondered

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for childron

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growing up. : ~ i

i ‘The girls object. to guid- of setting up a.class distinction Coffee oe Te

“anee and ;invariably end. by - with snob appeal.’ The ancient
marrying early. That isnot to. practice whereby the educated * a
ay that such marriages are not : person also had a trade had its Management looks at labor as

, ‘successful. They often are, for merits. Wasn't it the , Apostle unions and sees in them malig-
the couple. are often equal in. Paul who was.a tent maker nant giants out to ‘destroy the Woul dn’ t it. B e “Just Great
lf B Threw Off. Chains »

: and yet sat at the: en ofGam- - freedom to make" money, ow.
£ oe S aliel —- the Expat teacher: of ever-one can. The ‘stru;
School drop-outs chave-ne-: . his age? ey always’ going on with the: ov:
By Gary -Lautens -
i: Toronto Star.
week . goes: by

about the point of public h

Mrs. Euni ings: on-by fey ‘aresnat

{ spoke in nee of a 22-name | going ‘to yer i they ae ae
|| petition opposing the proposed Bill Smith of Smith’s Plumb-

zoning that would allow-low-rise | ing and Heating asked that light

apartments in ‘the ‘cenotaph hill | industry ‘be ‘allowed in the area

| area sown to 3rd ue “ around ae shop, -noting that

s jeans

‘who lives near 3rd’ and Green: | be hampered: if th Peed

‘| ‘Are you going : to lower our | zonin, - proposed
taxes.as you've done insanother| __ Rete ppproved. :

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We have a full range of
Colors ‘and ‘sizes.

your home ‘easily, quickly on

j your -lot. ‘Enginee: '

trasses, gable ends, whole wall sections oe albania’
a lot of. costly..on- site labor and costs,”

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in city, town or rural area, Best of all. 2. you know
your: ‘costs. petore: you start +23 there. are ho hidden’

id. dry the: dishes, in the second,

which, threat indivi- Resse she knew her place,

and happiness of ‘the ice “Murray. ‘then
dual worker.

r} electricity and: gas, we have
pad pe boy. He ed ito Ate buses, and a strange
on Saturday night ‘and he went | Hind ‘of ‘socialism ‘called the
to-bed,, If-he felt like {| homeowners’ grant of $100 a
H he Pe “Te ‘year, by which :the non home-
" o owners are forced ‘by the gov-
: ernment fo subsidize those who
do own their homes. Soon. we,
2 are going to. have a‘sort/of so-
+ clalized medical ‘care. and most
1 certainly. our. jezectlents i, a

» AT

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Refi } Is CorRite Wax pepe: 2 rolfs, ce

"There is nothing more - ws

pee Béthaps it’s the increase Sable -than the sight. of al

ne
Sunday. by :;
ken swim-

* ver had much sympathy from It may be wonderful tobe’, ernment eeting as’ Jack the

- anyone. The fact that they have — well educated —-I sometimes ~: Giant Killer.

: not made the "grade ie be doubt i - but eduestion Be - . .

u em, The lure uld not set one a om a ees 28

? attributed: to their own fault. fellows, nor give a feeling of In ancient times there was
1 Simetimes it is, Often it is the superiority. a. fearsome. beast, the

Ray If, he fiat wanted to sit
en the ;verandah and ook

‘ART NOW...... MAIL coupon BDAY.
the /grass: growing, he. erect - AL JPON TODAY! |

‘Fan it needs is sotvente
t-see!

the:
way- track’ near * Smith's ‘should
ing buses | and

Mr.
probably, as the assessment. re-| be 20:
Huetion which the GBA won|. Me Wun ee,

-Stan
some

i simple fact that they have not Above all,
the “equipment ni

ecessary to
+“aequire.book learning, They those who do

Timeless Topics.

workers and the
interested; friends.
or! Rita noite the'world there : are
ited ‘States. and ‘Canada “in -* fewer than 20 paid male ‘é

by:
= Most le pa By the gifts.
rk of the "Gideons in? the

tures in sae -ployees.-;

for closer understan

Canadian “vice - een
a Leonard Crimp, | ‘a. retired. bu-

Hydra. .
it should make ‘This was a many-! headed crea:
of |.

not. attend unl- another. Today we have B.C. .

se Hydro, which if it hasn’t many
heads is. still an ict of
like to many. \ ‘
Some people seem to have
n “irresistible” urge’ to“assault’*
the creature. They
hope, of smnortally. de inetd
1 but! their’:

)Look'at the’ water. fight. at:
Kinnaird. Hydro presents them
with three wells free of ‘cost

t the present.

instin
“the ‘fact: that Hydro is'a giant. .
On the other hand, these.
attacks: on’ Hydro” may

Meter’

“Haraly.
without | some province ‘hinting ©

own county,
seems, wal
gent; ‘nation hee

They: $e6/ no
“BC. shouldn't develop tte own.
|,eurrency, adopt J dts own'col
ant

grow. lo!
for the: corona’

unsafe

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was‘cut off promptly sprouted: Confederation “and md eet oops its “seek. i!

ne would ‘be. a “Tot
paar Bs tae Ae shad: to.

“Thy People

George: Mathew Nana eo
“-lumnist, New York City: “There

Are we. missing’ a bet? .

Some’ people’ figure ..this -

‘door lof * The
junc, and Dad’ would’sit on ~
in his Sunday best,

; ture.
recline on ‘a® bla

shade. . He® was

brats. Today's ‘father cam’ ‘get
into a: 20-minute’ ‘arguement -

with any kid ‘over’ the, age! Tok - 0!

five, at the drop of: sugges,

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| “and ‘a terrific numberof child
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id
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Me, Sere, Borer in favor’ of
‘Mi petition; :~

astan, a:
awhen:; modern manifestation: icf “the continent. could stand an extra
“tribal ‘ instinct.’ ‘The “ tribe’ ‘re- eoniey: ‘ory te Husbands, £ for
d-all people.not of: their. -
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‘ments. Five entition in” Canada. another flight and his life was ~ nelied these instincts into poli- isa little ‘far tnonkey’ reanel
been distributed in Cai - spared. * nb f one poli- RB o
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Nation: s must find a way

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‘ Soul when Life’s grim storm sible to the tighteous teachings using the societies to which |
clouds thicken. Pd be the Mas-. of the scriptures. which rev weal! they. belong to press attacks on: “
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organizations for, their: 2
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its axis, but traveled ahout 30 miles along its.course around the t ne? a Pp - z 3 4 . ‘$2 4. 9 5 - St 69. 9 5
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centre of the Universe about 1, ,000 mites during that a 40-mil road?..”
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