s_— CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1975

Patiicia Young Says

Another’ Liberation Movement

The liberal-

ma committee of sup-

port whenever a

a new. Wberation movement is

launched—In South Vietnam,

Zambia, Blafta, Zanzibar, Chill,
Portugal, Rhodesia or Spain,

course, they were no-

where to be seen when the

selected for murder. More
black teachers were murdered
on Jan, 18 as was a black’
government worker,

In effect, Rhodesia’s ae
communist terrorism has co
centrated upon the intimidation
and murder of the black popula-
tion, As of December 1974, 502
terrorists had been shot in their
encounters with a largely black
police force.

‘Thirty were caught and
tried while several hundred

Hungaria people’ rane up
against: 1956
or when the workers at East
Germany ard Poland tried to
break their shackles.

They will beat their gums
about the racism of the Rhod-
esian government, never men-
tioning ;that the terrorism in
that land is conducted by blacks
against blacks!

The government ‘of Rhod-
esia recently released docu-
‘ments and photographs outlin-
ing these statistics for the past
three years. These prove that
the terrorism and atrocities
were communist-inspired and
executed as the December 22,

- 1972 attack upon a farm by
eight armed terrorists in the
Mount Darwin area.

_ Was.the white manage-*
ment attacked? No, but the

_ black farmhands were, On May
‘9, 1972, black terrorists strip-
ped, beat and murdered three
African women in the same
‘area. Between May and Sep-
tember of 1972, seven tribes-
men and their families were-
brutally murdered, including a
nightwatchman, two of the
Chiefs staff and several village
heads—all black.

On July &, 1972, terrorists
took over St. Albert's Catholic
mission, abducting 278 black
students and their black teach-
era,

For three years, headsmen
who have refused to cooperate.
with the communist terrorists
{many infiltrating from across
the Zambizi River) have been
publically shot as an example to
other villagers. Chakoma Mun-
odae, headsman of the Kandays
area was forced to watch 16

* terroriats rape a 15-year-old
native before he was shot.

On Oct. 8, two. black

policemen were bayonette
death: Fifteen terrorists:
tered an African school in
Kandeya and beat up the
teachers while murdering the
black headmaster.

‘On April 18, 1974, terror-
ists entered a beer hall: in
Madzuwa with a “death list™
and promptly rounded up those

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Now About My Trip to the City

pas seems, ‘to Be & good
week to clean up some
loose ends, so, if you happen
to have a loose end, join me.
Me and the Old Battleaxe
spent a couple of days in the
city during our winter break
holiday. And “spent” is the
word. It would have been
cheaper to fly to Mexico and
pick up Montezuma’s curse,
as they call it there, or the

tlon with the opening sen-
tence of this column.

‘We went out shopping to
buy a “little something” for
Pokey, the grandson, Just a
little hint, or a toy, or some

department store,
two large toys, six little
shirts, four pairs of overalls,
a foll-dress suit for the kid,
and. a’ plastic shell wind-
breaker with'a lining and a
hood to “keep him warm
when he comes out from
swimming.” At 16 months,
het goigiobe dng tot of
swimming, you

"Then, ofcourse, wo had to
deliver the stuff. So: we
invited ourselves to dinner,
with daughter and told her
not to fuss, that we'd bring
along-an old chunk of meat
or something. Never one to

ft hor

e's id
of items to help’ out with
dinner turned out to be five
dollars worth ‘of steak, the
equivalent in ples and stuff,
and. assorted groceries run-
ning» to another. 10, my
daughter supplying the
potatoes and water for the

colfee.

However, it was worth it.
We each got to hold the baby.
for about 10 minutes, in one-
minute ‘snatches, - between

nuts of trying out his toys

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pesihenen includes
Party on Friday evening’
a three-piece combo pl

free dinners generously

tration at the Terra Nova

attend this function.

to the co-operation of the T Terra Nova
and || hie Hotels, ‘all the events for the Policy -
Convention this weekend will be held in down-

Register on Friday evening and on see,

WINE AND CHEESE PARTY

and some dance music. Feet Gill and Audrey Ben-
nett, Grace and Ray McCarthy, and the MLA.
for Victoria, Newell Morrison,-and his wife Marga.
Special prize draws throughout the evening for

restaurants of Trail, telson and Castlegar. Regis-

to 9 p.m. with the Wine and Cheese Party starting
at 8 p.m. All interested welcome to register, and

CONVENTION.

free Wine ‘and-Cheese
live entertainment with
laying background music

provided by the finer

Friday evening from 7

Sugar ond Spice

and having clothes tried on
him by the women. °

‘Alter many years, 1
finally realize why I hate
tryingon new clothes for my
wife's surveillance. That
baby despised every minute
of the clothes-modelling
session, and bellowed lusty
protests as his mother and
gran pulled his limbs into all

sorts of gymnastics, trying
to.stuff him’ into his new
pants and shirts,

It probably happens to all
males in childhood, and they
resent it ever after.

Next day was even worse,
financlally. My wife was

match some new wallpaper
in a room she'd decorated,
Asany and

Bill Smiley

jad had expected to
& worn-out woman,
fallo pricleeiatie alae
dispirited. and ty:
handed, I got carried a1
Papen This must be your
y don't you buy a
file something for yourselt
in that women’s store?, It

“We as
havenvt bought a. stiteh at
anything new since I don't
know when, Maybe I'l pick
up a new spring blouse or
something.”

Not to,be an old fogey. I
decided that, by George, I'd
get a new tle, myself

of that men’s shop. with two
ties ; and. two t
sweaters. Tam not exactly

t husbands, too — this is

-k type, but ina

a three-month, not a three--

moment, I
tried one on. It was white,
ear I

+g, made in
only: the old’girl

“swent off: with leaden: ‘step,
‘sagging. mien and built-in
frustration. She looked so
depressed’ my heart went
out to her, and ina Eument
> of madness, 1 offer
accompany her. Unfontun,
ately, shé was in. the
bathroom with the door
closed and the .watersrun-
ning, and I was s0,emotional
that I was whispering, so
she didn’t hear me.
my astonishment, she
burst into the hotel room
two hours” Inter, eyes

shining, looking like a girl on.

her first date, and radiating
Joy, She had bt the jackpot
in her shopping.

thing matched some shade of
off.yellow.

Price Ceiling Upped

$500 Grant fo New Home Buyers :

Purchasers of new houses

coating up to $42,105 in the

‘ootenay aren now qualify for”
the $500 federal grant ‘to
first-time home purchasers,
-manager- of the-Cranbrook.
Office of Central Mortgage and ~
Housing Corporation, H. T.
Fraser, announced recently.

Mr. Fraser said the in-
+ crease in the ceiling prices from
the previous $31,580 limit fol-
lowa the introduction of higher
National Housing Act loan
levels announced by Urban
Alfairs Minister Barney Dan:
son earlier last week.

‘The increased. price limit
will make a substantially higher
proportion of all housing being

high turtles. ‘They conceal
‘your wattles and push your

Gewlaps out so that you look .-

jolly, rather than ie
hang-dog.

bag containing my rales, 1 ¢
felt guilty but Saunty ren
1 lost both my and!
my jaunt when f went te the |
ladies shop to meet my wife.
Yes, she had picked up a new.
spring blouse. And a ‘n
spring suit. And ancther ;
suit. And a casual, outfit
And some more blouses, Sh
was snatching things off the
racks, like | two-year-old

built in the Kootenay area’

eligible for the ‘federal. grant
assistance, and Mr. Fraser said’
the ‘new ceiling will apply to
house purchases where the

“owners occupy their new homes.

on or after April 1.

Since last. November 1
when the program, was intro-

duced, 82 grants with an overall
value of $16,000 have been
provided to new home pur-

chasers in the’ Kootenays,

‘As a result of the changes.
announced by Mr. Danson.

maximum NHA insured) loans

from approved lenders are now °

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opening Christmas presents,
Ah, well, what the hell.
You can't take It with you.
Especially If there's nothing

5 o etaed tack home, she
modelled all her array. for
me.’ It) was then’ that I
learned none of her shoes or
purses “went with" the new
clothes. The rest is history.

‘Two good things did come .

out of that holiday, however.
My wife told me she wanted

puttlesneek ameaters, 1
fought it, but finally gave in
with bad grace. e
ig hate are they? They're
In a red plastic bag. Where
did your put it?”
t's with the rest of the
suit she ‘retorted, It
wasn't. It wasn’t anywhere.

ng back over the

After go!
day before,.we agreed th:

I'd taken it into the
dining-room,, put it bake
my chair, and had wi

out without it,

Phoned the hotel, long-
oistin ce
Found no trace’ of it,
but, pers my name, the
lady there said she read my
column. in. the Blenheim:
paper and we had ‘a’ nice

ell, there goes,- fifty
jus LDS calls

x Seentontt snonoaey: te put e

some, “empties

+, trunk. There eas the bttle

old red devil “plastic bag.”
With sweaters and tie.

‘The other good thing was
aypping the hotel on break-
fast. -We ordered breakfast

“for one. drank the orange

juice, she ate the buckwheat
" the toast and
and/_we shared the
reakfasts for
Shettioret one Titbet they
haven't caught on yet. I
‘saved $1.80 ‘on breakfast,
two days ina row.

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