CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 17, 1966

Local Teachers’ Question
Gets Interesting Replies

By Castlegar District
Teachers’ Association

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listed some of the replies given
by local teachers to the ques-
tion: “In what specific area, as
a teacher, have you | enjoyed
your

have been such a slob of a par-
ent after all.

“1 would certainly appre-
clate “hearing what else this

We suggested “parent”
could be substituted for “teach-
er” and invited some of you to
have a go at answering the ques-
tion yourselves,

Here are a fe

teacher has to say
about listening. I mean from
the school's point of view. I
have a feeling we'd agree about
a: lot of things.” (Mrs. B.)

(We will have the jteach:

‘ew
“I was quite bothered by
that word .‘success.’ It seemed
to me it would be better if it
were written ‘satisfaction.’ How-
ever, my husband pointed out
me that’ it would wreck the
thought completely if you made
the change.
“He says the question ob-
usly was” worded * very” skil-
hay and that it was designed
in such a way that those givin
mhdst' hotest janewerl woul
be the ones showing’ the most
humility, Is‘he lent & J.)

“I was ‘completely fascin-
ated with the CDT column,
You sess go aoe rate pare
any great shucks as a paren
and soinetimes i“

tople for you.) | f

“pve always thought teach-
ers talked too much, I'm tickled
to read that some of them agree
with me. But I'd like more dis-
cussion on it” | a

“In ‘he area of companion-
ship with my children and their
friends, I believe I have cattain-
eda measure of success.”

“That of achieving family
solidarity. This has taken more
time and patience than any-
thing ‘else and e is ‘great to
realize that we are all for one

and one for all.” i

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along and ane she rates | her.
self as a ‘good Hstener’ — noth-
ing ¢ else. Just a good listener.

wvra like to meet that little
lady! @m_ convinced it’s no
male.) I've always tried so hard
to listen to my kids. I do listen.
Something tells me I may. not

“My child eae they could
discuss any problem. Nothing
would shock mother.” |

“In Geoeecnne my son to
read, enjoy and evaluate all
kinds of books, classic and mod-

Regretfully, no more space.
Possibly we'll continue these

quotes next week.

Invitation to

Ministers

To Attend RC Meetings

Members of ministerial as-
sociations in the Kootenays have
been invited to attend the cler:
institutes of Roman Catholic
priests in the Nelson Diocese this
month. One of these take
place at the Hi Arrow Arms
Motor Hotel on March 24.

The theme of the meetings

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Speaking recently, Bishop
Doyle said there were three con-
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invitation. Firstly a number of
Protestant clergy had express-
ed a desire to hear Father Zsig-
mond again, after having heard
him (Speak at the ecumenical

of clergy of several

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‘Secondly there oe the im

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the Word of God and the pro-
plems relating to it. These were
things which all clergymen had
in comm:

mutual sharing of interests and
concerns is one of ‘the most
practical ways of fostering’ the
Uni ye of Christian:

ministers are being in-
vited ie bring their’ quéstions,
problems and the special in-
sight of their experiences to the |
deanery meetings of ‘the Cath-
olic clergy. These are “held 're-
gularly in different regions of
the diocese to ‘enable priests,
together with tae Bishop, to dis-
cuss ‘matters of common: 'con-
cern arising from the Vatican
Council.

“Jt was not a predisposed
plan on our part,” continued the
Bishop, “ the members

of the

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph, 365-5503

Mr. and Mrs, Serge Konkin
and sons’ of Grand Forks were
visitors at the ‘home of Mr. and
Mrs. J, Horswill,

Weekend visitors to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fir-
man were Mrs. Firman’s parents,
Mr. and’ Mrs, Eric Bastian of

Olive: .

Di you know? — To keop
the ends 0} is | from ay ing,
wrap a piece of ‘scotch tape
around’ fue yarn 8 cut

Me. and. Mrs. Wo" B. Mc-
reight ete their soninJaw

Town Cadets
Lose at Hockey
And Bowling

‘Castlegar Squadron No. 581,
Royal ‘Canadian Air Cadets was
defeated in. both hockey and
bow]ia Sunday, when at met
Trail Squadron’ No.” 531° f
return ma‘
In Hockey the score | was 4-3
in favor of Trail and
ing’ scores: were, first eaten
Trail 719 ‘points, Castlegar 637
points; second game ‘~~’ "Trail
We points; Castlegar 611 ‘and
third ' game le;
points, ‘Trall 674 points. :*
Following the games, re-
freshments’ Were‘ served to the

cadets by the Trail Sponsoring
Committee.

he bowl-| Yé

= Cast! legar W221 5

cipestdes,” he said, “the, i

LEGION CORNER

i Mrs. W.
®. Johnson of rong.
Members of the Bdard of
Trustees of Sepa) Distric
9 and their wives were gu
recently at a buffet dinner held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Claude Bissell.”

. Edith Dinner, who is
well known to her old neigh-
bors in Kinnaird, no
*l her home at a Fi

Mrs, W. Jacobson and Mr.
Claude Bissell, together with
Mr. R. Goulet and . J. Lae

mont of Castlegar, are at the
cl

Legion“ members only are
reminded'of the St. Patrick's
Day Cabaret to be held tomor-
row from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m.

cons attending day,

‘ollowed by two di: fof inter,
viewing eer candidates
to the teaching profession for
the district.

Last Friday evening local
scouts lit a large bonfire on In-
dian Flats to mark the opening
of the B.C. Centennial celebra-
tions, The blaze could be seen
from many parts of the district.
The same event took place
all_across B.C., with scouts
from all par’

Scouts Bonfire on Indian
Flats Marks Centennial

break was looked after by Mrs.
Salekin and her staff. Morning
and afternoon refreshments
were served by Scouts K. Band,

R. Horlick and A. McKinnon.
Thanks were extended to Don
George and Ross Whittaker for
their eflorts in making this

The pee held scout work-
shop at SHSS was this week de-

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At the event discussion took
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Boottt and cub training Th

spoke on the: ne
modern’ youth’“and about the
problems encountered ‘at the

Ponte
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Ghar ted:.at'the' close of
ie

‘kshop
delegates ‘had iridicated that’ it
had proved most, successful | and
that” more such © ‘programs
should. be-held,,
He also said that it was up
to each district ‘to: Hold its iowa
oro ern the near fut

Surprise Shower
At Ghurch Hall
For Judy Belbeck

A> surprise” miscelianeous
shower honoring Miss Judy Bel-
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 17,, 1966

I in Taming |
Turbulent Columbia

~The T :

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY
By Susan Allingham .

wrovteek-u folbvatevtian of

| SAVAGE SHOES

for chitdewn.,

cP. Spanner the bitk Sony Lardeau to silos

One trailer was for

at the damait 2 Ope Hesuse

The battle to tame Cans.| 4
ans fiercest river is in full),
fy

it’ will, take some

the other for coment. Company
fficlals' described th

of ie carrie
as “huge, mobile cement bags.”
pleted by April 1, 1978, bentonite an
5] ortation < obytously 18

ort Sen project. "Can.
hae Pacific, a seasoned veter-| 0)
an at negotlating bees swonome
“mie enormous task, with ts] US Tull arsenal to meat the cna wi
deat , is being under-| tengo, Everythin from sophis-|

ticated roads 7 and airline
uipment long: forgotten
be rail yards ana ancient! barges
have been mustered for duty.
It’s all part of'a aoe eye

the Company stalled to

tates
the Principle te ph
aon must

in an eminen-
ication of in-
rtati

1968, will be 170 feat varlous modes of transportation ‘oxtonsive reparations

making
ially the . 0,-| for tie $130 espero ‘Arrow D:
000 :tons- of. cement.and. ben

OES” i
nite required for the dams.
essence, the Company.

-In ny has
BE. TEL i) integrated its rajlway- hopper
: hae pecially: Te!
BRITISH COLUMBIA’: desi with barges: and
lesigned: highway, ‘pull Carriers
TELEPHONE COMPANY to move . these. granular com:
_ | modities in. virtually: a continu:
ous ‘stream. ‘The , 88 a
result, is saved ‘the ;, numerous of the Arrow pro-
fennees Inee sche 3 = eect ae
is goods in a step-by-step oper- s
Pte B by ste, OF dam will hold a reservoir extend-
‘The syste rth of Revel-

m first went into | ing. 145 miles, no
operation this spring, when stoke. Release of the water i

Week,
ers | House” was held at KISS
cement ‘were | Tht

him ming; and to Mr. M. Maglio, who

a ,wellattended. ‘0;
We

ular classes, parents had an op-
| portunity to listen to Mr. G. C.
X! tind, who spoke on homework,
«| promotion policy, and program-

| spoke on counselling and its rae
tt junior

level.

Teachers Batile Groasatel:

A
to witness the Ko the' KISS Staff again
take on the Boys’ Rep Team
a fast: and “furious aoetball| 3

Boxing: a
: Boxing results are as fol-
lows: Fly + champion:

champion: | “Crush Kinakin.
Light weight champion: “Hor-
rible” “Workot#. Light. Mid mses | Hi

fougands of tons of bentonite) this ‘lake’ will b
four 50-foot-wide ‘eluteeways and
began moving by railway Hoppe | eight 2o-by-20 foot low, level
to- ports.
‘The destination: was the
Duncan damsite, From Proctor,
the hoppers were transferred to
two doughty | barges — vintage
1910: — and tugged 40 miles +
northward to Lardeau, a lonely | Se
hamlet nine miles south of the
Duncan damsite with a popula-
tion of “four st voters.”

H. S. BUTLER

New -
Appointment

r route,
greatest challenge of
5 | all wit ‘be ‘provided by the $250
Mi . Located near

Nelson Regional
: ho Meeling

Rust, Central Kooten-
chairman,

meeting will diseuss re-
gional district pro blems.

weight champion:
ecco. Mi

day... iar
Besides “sitting in” on reg- Heavy weight champion: “Gran:
” Kaardal.

each _ p:

runner-up and 10 points to the
champion, Total points

house for boxin;

Mrs.\'A. Smith, with the ampions will
help of Violet Gorkoff, ‘Sheila awarded = for their ve
ustin, Gladys and tories
| enovea b a4 ne and all.
‘vie Core Exarma:
Core

Exams
i KJsS on March 16, 17, and 18.
crowd was on hand | =;
Holdsworth, secon

wel
‘Killer’ Koochin, Bantam welght iss

'S

be| 350 © points, House Two — 438
points, House
points and House Four — 504
points.

ahought For This Weel

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e gho ; more. than
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