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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 10, 1975

All a Matfer of Knowing
How to Handle a Problem

By Richard J, Needham
From Columns

inthe :
Toronto Globe and Mail

‘When you-are young, you.
“see both the problem.and the
lution, When you are middle
ged, you don't see that there's
y solution, When you are old,
‘you don't see that there's any

problem,
. .
Any fool can get the facts;

tting the truth is something :

else seals.
ee
‘There's nothing a woman
Senjoys quite s0 much as digging
for the weak points of a man
ho. attracted’ her. by” his
rength, hos,
ie
The classroom prepares
ju for the rest of your
fe—assuming, that is, you're

‘Two centuries ago, the
mericans.took’on the full
ight of the British Empire.
low they're scared—and with

re.
eee
‘There's only one.good
ason to be with another
Tson—because you want to
with him or her,
To be with someone for

ity, habit, appearances—is a

rm of death; not just for you,

t for that person as well.
cee

LaRochefoucauld: “With

Swomen I am meticulously po-

‘lite, and I do not believe that I *

we ever behaved, in the
“presence of a woman, in such a
yy as to cause her distress,
When they have good
inds, I prefer thelr conversa-

me that they can expre:
‘themselves more neatly ai

ason—to go to the corner .

y other resson—duty, fear.

can give a Pleasanter turn to
what: they say

Detente? oh yes, that’s the
fashionable word for surrender.
5 oe

* Dr. Erie Rogers of 8t.
Catherines ‘advis
going is easy, you'
going Sonali: ”

You' it be interested to
know that the amount the U.S.
government spends on welfare
each year is more than it spent
on the 10-year war in Vietnam,

‘The ‘Anglo Saxon heresy i
that everybody, regardless of
whether he works or not, has
the ‘right to produce as many
children as he ‘may please; and
that the whole crew—parents,

$1,150 Damage
As Convertibles
Are in Collision

A two car collision, re-
ported 9.20 p.m, Thursday, has

resulted in a Castlegar man-

being charged with driving
without due care and attention.

Charged is John Cilfford

wo

Saliken whose 1971

. sustained an estimated $150

damage when in'collision with
another convertible, a 1965

Fiat, on Highway 3A at the-

i. Nelson overpass,

‘The second vehicle, driven

"by John’ Fowler of Castlegar,

sustained an estimated $1,000.
Police said the Saliken

“vehicle was intending to make a

left hand turn against a no left

. turn sign when the collision
urred.

‘eet

children,
entitled to everything they
want, from Cadillacs to color

with no effort whatsoover
on their part; and that their
“needs” must all be met from) -
public funds even (or especial.
ly) when ‘they engage in vio-
lence and destruction and crim-
inality,

‘This ean only be described
as the death-wish of an entire,
‘and once powerful, civilization,

oe le

During the great Austrian
inflation ‘of the 1920s, people,
ordered three beers at once,
even though it meant two of
them got warm.

e reason was that if you
ordered three at once, they all
cost the same price. If you.
ordered them one by one, the -
secofid, would cost more than
the first, and the third would

cost more than the second.
: eo ee

How desperately’ we

+ search for someone who'll un-

derstand us! How embarrassed
we'd be if we found someone’
who did!

.

Beware of men who refer
toother men as “boys”. Beware. -
equally of women who refer to.”

* other women as “girls”

THAT MAN IS A SUCCES

‘That:man is

a success.”
¢ who has Fee well, laughed ofl Be

igwho ‘has alned ‘he respect of itelligent

and the love of children; y

who

and accomplished tet tasks?
» who leaves the world ree than he found it

rescut
who never licked sepecin of earth's
i beau ty

Se itaked fer the the bat in others
and gave the best he had.

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Brothers Building

& Supply Co. Ltd.
605) Col, Ave, Castlegar,

change of growth for their

own sakes, All’ too ‘often, -*

these things 1 represent re re:
gress, ra

+ outside my front door,
Wher

we moved to this
house, it was on a quiet, resi-

dential street, a leafy tunnel °
of voluptuous maples a5 and

boulevard oneach side ofthe
street. It was ‘gentle and
pleasant and safe
ren.) | ao

Results? ‘We now have a.
speedway out front, and you

cai scarcely risk crossing the
‘The,

street to the
squeal of. tires

cea the =
nights: hideous’: asthe,

‘spray
from "thes mnowplow “ah

< winter.

Much beauty lost, and the’
only ugly. things. onthe

‘| street, dead cedar poles for,
\telephone «and “hydro, “left,
‘standing in their nakedness. ::

Just to complete. the _

picture, there hasbeen 'a

s “development” which is a5
gress in

onymous. with’ pi

rather than pro
Ttry not to be bitter but f

Jn more’ enlightened cul
tures, they would be called
ecological rapista:” They
take:a section of ‘beautiful

obs
board arta. of
‘Bahn the smiling face
1d honeyed worda of the
Pablie Relations Depart:
ment can be seen something.
not unlike a mountain range’
— huge, ever-growing piles

aot nou returnable. bottles .

“Tt doesn't serve liqui
Tt bas no menus.

JS It gives: no checks.”
Oth

ofourstret- ‘What wasonee sf

gloria
taphall eaten ‘ntanieed
by supermarkets « gaggle of

ations, and the inevit-

i En hamburger foints ‘and

sey of the “develop-
Bani sod ts sésompanying
“street bas atauie bout
five. times, with the

f dining
room {tema De feoan t have:

ae itwi with erseals a
detergents and other toxic
elements, because “We need
the industry.” And the big,
belching‘ smokestacks ‘go

“tight on_ belching thei

many’ by =:
Grivers who coulda't handles
crisis y

n'a Kiddie eae race,
every-

” taxes ie
thing Bat the iving bret é

the | working’ stiff, ‘but

“encourages the: plumpies
accounts

with ‘the expense. account

‘ ible plastic

garbage.
And ® the stinks!'.

; gress" will take a cool, dee:

oils ee) yea 13)

days,
‘on the lawn outside waiting to
ara :

(88!

© Every..week, guests “con:

‘Jsume over half-a-ton’ of fresh
lobster (the specialty. of the”:
2 house}, 200 ‘pounds of salmon, word

“uses mugs and place mats’on
painted wooden tables instead.

‘And yet itis one of the
most successful and popular
Testaurants to be found’ any.
where.

‘What's the secret? ‘The

extra-[riendly service of the =

cook-waitress, Daphan | Si
Thomas, and the. tallied

~ stink and noise,

‘Tough luck, says you.
Right, says I. But this is not
just.a private beef. I've seen.
this sort of thing happen so

often, on: handsome: old...

, some.of
them,70 years old, so that
they can widen the road,
Grave and shade and dignity,
are sacrificed to the number’
one god of North America —
the car.

Inthe cities, the same pro:

; cess holds.’ Potential park-
lands are turned into instant
© parking lots.~

quantity of
food, with no measurement of
servi

and :it is located at: Andover,
New Brunswick, about: 180
miles inland from the Bay: of
Fundy.

ngs.
It’sthe York Dining Room, »

Tt can ‘accommodate 1446
‘guests at’a'time, but:on busy |

180 pounds of scallops and 720

“pouinds of prime western. beef...‘

The owners,’ ‘Mr. and Mrs,

“St Thomas, try to make’ een.

guest feel special, and e
Meal a welsome home, celebre
ion,

Ifa dish is‘ out of season

Iocally, they'll bend over. back-

ard to'get it elsewhere.)
Such:items include the

eight bushel-boxes of dandelion

the:
“way: from ‘Boston far opening’:
week, and the fresh’'strawber-~

‘ries they'can serve as early as
sby,

ig them: in by. 33

truck from Cali.

eget will be many, more *

‘Alaska king crab, .

and' live it up and Me aod
* seheat on their taxes.
Medical

hand ving nella athe
face

any Freya dim view of pro-
gress! many people
“\Jook'on the
‘But’ surely there ‘are
rough of is who believe
in the real meaning ‘of the ~
moral, toclal and 4
tallest progress try
‘something about the
spreading sickness: He

1 $38 complete ‘Residential ‘Cleaning
“Everywhere inthe; Kootenays

for the’ ‘summer months, effective

immediately.

am, to 8 pm, Friday 9 a.m,
Saturday 9 a.m, to-6' p.m."

‘Across from. the Post

New Mormon

Missionary

Serves Area

‘There is’ a:new. Mormon
misstonary In Caatlegar. Eldor
Douglas Smith Burke, 21, who
has just recently arrived in the
area, is replacing Elder William
Beazant. Elder Bozzant has
completed his two-year mission
and has returned home to

ugh, Calif... i}

st Elder Burke will work with
Elder Glen Rodney Davis, 20,

“who has been In\Trail for two

and oe malt months,

Elder Burke bas been in a ©
number of other areas’ in
British Columbia, including
Campbell River,: Port yulte
lam and Vancouver. Elder

‘Davis has also served in several

+ areas, including Kitimat, New.

Hazleton and Queen Charlotte

ity.
Elder Burke is from Proe-
ser, Wash., and Elder Davis
from Ri

le, -

leave
their hames, fobs and achool to,
‘serve for two' years, without
pay. oe sinperration, ‘They will.
ibe aed Strata!

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g the
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g ita ‘submission
Pot-trustees for
rr

‘Activities -
ithe district. greatly ex- %
its in-service a

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oyincial ‘govern:

time; A a
in essential

\[atserviee ‘prograin
1 the atic hopes to kewp

Bn

‘No doubt the Lighlight of
the year was the Dr. Christen-
‘gen workshop and follow-up
program. However, the district
I ty of very

management of the {n-
program’ to the CDA ha

y French program

worthwhile workshops on a
which included &

op.e >
The districts. in ,co-

18, recreation

commission also offered a new
scbatitate teachers training.
course

. the board's
decision to delegate the respon-
sibility for the direction ‘and

_ Number of. Round Trips Down

“Ing fait released by

ger Re

ound. trips
umber’ of: auto-

sumber of passengers
© not drivers (46,687) 48,099;°
+‘ number of trucks, all'types
+e (10.508) 22 12,088; number ‘of, pito

‘was lowered ‘to ‘grade'6 ‘this -

was
‘engaged ‘to | facilitate” this
‘change. Due to 7
tlons, the board decided not to
ha the program tograde 5 in
1915/76."
Russian Program—The
board and its staff have given a
great deal of time: to: the

‘nts progra y
This proposal, “prepared by

Hamilton, calls ten another
session to be ad ‘Wood.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, July 10, 1975

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Oxtdoor i

‘This year, saw the

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become an excellent outdoor.
educat uch

Program. mi
delay, the outdoor education

= 10.747

car WE

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development of a more compre- “dent

ized: the ‘expansion’ of ‘the
secondary school program fn.
Russian this year. oF

‘will be’
elective, will be. offered to
grado. 4,'5 and 6-students at.

(Pasa Creek, and will be offered
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~ has occurred quietly this year *

has been the opening‘of our:
new District’ Resource Centre
which is" Boused in the base.
ment’ of the board office. ‘The ”
‘board has made a good atart in ~:
thia development, but we still
*. have just begun, and we have a
“very long’ way to go.’ f
Ths be board has budgeted

for, equipment and «

“extra,
“the Introduction: of. a new

jet-wide swim program.
«_The board alte provided

busing ‘so that’ students in the |
smaller schools could benefit:

gram have proven to be moet
successful.

developmont of the resource.
centre itself, but also for the’
development of the small »
schools’: Mrs. J. Chris-

tensen bas’ been  appolated to.
position. es

‘Kindergerten Program Ex
panded

kindergarten’ progr
‘slightly. expanded ¢
with

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