_ Re oN | "Hippies Know that Narcotic Addicts

Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822: (continued from page one)

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE tale to. to Caddy ragtop, inch. even to dit cominoa

d ‘ay from thi or i . : eer Eh i | Thoee He fall, foe the gag,

p { ¢ ‘ i - in whi Open’ Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5.80 p.m. ’: moultains of the West: ce t a ' ; Reems | 0, Young Kida w ho do! turn on 5 : . spiked foarijuane, -impure ‘LSD 8 cited 88 ‘On e effect of the

fet

‘Keeping House’ at UBC Cost Néarly $2 Million

The cost of “keeping house” | which cost the University about at the University of B.C. during ptleh fa ‘the ‘fiscal year totalled nearly}: ©The bill for water services $2 ‘mill for the entire UBC campus’ was about $90,000 and laundry ser- pe amounted to nearly $46,-

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The university's household. expenses for heat, light, tele- phones, food, laundry and wat- er are ‘detailed in’ UBC’s' finan:

. Open Friday 1 p.m - 9 p.m. 1 9 ! - a ; : a i : eo Just as most ordinary house- * a } t Cal ; ae ay " ey : a | Gi | H\cial statements for the year |holds have a pet or two to feed, i . ¢ i 4 ig % The “bad trips” s April 1,°1966 to March 31, 1967.|s0 UBC had to provide for its . ; ql town chad picked ; : : : e i P

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1, ent ake ‘pelleved to originate dir- campus ?and | at the’ research’ ectly,- from * black- “market | (bath- Inchide detalis of laries paid farm vat Oyster ‘River, Vancouver tub) SD, ‘ nts nd. A Toronto youth, John S, Se ee eae net (tea fr Sis fond cane Pee te a B|and ‘{orel; dors, are -pub- more than " vies: “bai ip" several months digo. + lished annually: in ‘accorda SHOWING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . ii tH TWO WALT DISNEY’S HITS | hold 665,088.17 | - UBC’ 's Bursar William White THE ABSEN T-MINDED PROFE R gc { : paid to B.C, Hydro and Power|saia the difference between in- ‘ : That's the trouble: ‘They all ¥| bad trip’ — but LSD was not the Authority for electrical , power | come and expenditure — $6,139,- PLUS : hin stopped for a Saude ae of obi Sith hey 6 ay. ‘ here and gas for heating and lighting. | 459 — is almost entirely the re- 3 ockan id BY “mind expansion.” about a} “household for use by. thet to meet UBC's faculty, staff and} ey are students also have sizeable ap- ‘petites. They consumed focd

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aring from the dust of the Appear! a cloud of prairie dirt supported by a green sweat- er and bluejeans introduced her- self to me as Ronnie, mnie was heading back east with a suitcase full of disap-|d polntment alter tal in the]: Cool scene at the west coast, « other "half of that cup of coltes, Foune nt st wasn't 80 cool — she ‘You shouldn't say, dea cold, ‘ound — muc ~— zor, the prairies, The 180 yof the hot frost on the windshields of pass-

Uabed annually in accordance UBC's consolidated state- id timate ith the B.C.. government's Pu-|ment of funds transactions shows friends of ‘John who explained hie Bodies “Financial Informa: |a gross’ income of $55,479,779 his''death in‘-a’ different’ .way. tion Act, and gross. expenditures of $49,- Joke ‘was pushed, his friends in-

UBC’ - | 840, padded ae house: ne Y ohn may have died of a

227,-) sult af increases in UBC' neu : a paris tara dowment funds from the estate THE SHAGGY DOG ALL COLOR SHOW "i Star ‘of “Exp Co. for services and the total|of the late Dorothy J. Killam, ‘ ‘hippies. The ihelp'your-persecutors” hitosoniy tt ly two Cities, comes to more than $892,000 or “These capital sums,’ Mr. . 1s said to be one of the basic ‘tenets of the Lippy trai ht, contastic When you're t 40 Per cent of the total] White said, “are not available outlook.: Alfie: recorded the “events, as he di alt she e g Expo just a little " pill.

with ‘other scenes in the Other Worl ring an ‘experience | second his in-and-out trip to the scene this' ances

What is a hippy? To me, the sweeping side effects ‘includin; only..true .hippy. was ‘Christ. If temporary or:permanent loss OE you think about what the Flower memory, the ability to virtu

DOORS 7:00 SHOW TIME 7:30

(Ed’s note: The White Light a reported phenomena, the

and ihe annual, in iene is ued in ‘ zenith of the. concept of getting

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tures of those taking pictures of the hippies, The shot was taken by Alfie, whose story on

HIPPY HUB for the entire Yorkville Ave. area

also shows is the Grab Bag, a grocery store selling every-.

‘blue of city police uniforms, so

thing from Peanut butter ie o opium Bipes. Tired of being photographed by one hippy em- ploys an ironic form of protest — he takes pic-

this page. Alfie

this summer took a trip to Hip-

pyville, Expo '67 and other points east.

Casilegar Hosts

Castlegar is to be the host next month for one of two con- ferences for all adults involved or interested in the Boy Scout movement, The other conference will be held in Cranbrook.

Guest speakers at the Cast- legar conference, slated for Oct.

A total of. 116 persons. re- ceived. citations this week for their achievements in swimming classes held at Clarke's Pool and the Cedar Crest Motel.’

Held throughout the sum- mer months for the benefit of swimmers..and would-be swim-

14 at Selkirk + College, will be Col, A. A. (AD L

‘provincial commissioner of th Canadian Forces base at Chill wack and T. J, Mallinson, direc- tor of communication studies, Simon Fraser University.

At Cranbrook, special guest

The Way i

Heard It...

will be B. T. regional scout petits Burna- by region. The date for this con- ference is Oct. 21.

Beginning at 10.30 am., both will run to 5 p.m.

Cost in each case will be|say.

about 92. 50 per person.

ms to be considered at the oateenee include the new Venturer program and a revised agenda for the scouts.

By ete MARTIN

dwells is this ak aa the problem of semantics — It's all in the way you say it, as Confucious

The first example placed here for public display was teat, seen at a recent meeting of ‘board of trustees of School Dist- trict No. 9.

Jam Lamont was heard to ask, regarding an error in min- utes of a

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mers from the very young to the adult, the classes also helped 200 pre-beginners to attain sink- er’s, Piunker’s or floater’s cards. Thirteen adults also attend- ed the classes.

Instructors were Jim Forn- elli, Patty Clarke and Kristine Clarke. Darelyn Ducommun of Nelson, area supervisor, conduc- ted Red. Cross examinations.

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UBC. had an excess: of income over expenditure amounting to $675,710. The bulk of these

The regular meeting of the branch was held last Monday and after the summer recess a great deal of business was trans-

funds — $583,148 — resulted from income received late in the year from the federal govern- ment which makes grants to Can- adian universities on the basis

acted. Ten new were approved. The DVA_ representative ‘will be in Castlegar at the Le-| gion hall next Tuesday at 10 a.m. ‘and any Legion member wish- ing to interview him should be at the hall at that time. Regular meetings are now being held in the upper hall on the third Monday of each month, ted to at’

and other avarda owas as follows. Bronze Medallion:

Roberta Marken, Patsy Van Yzerloo, Robert Rush and Nancy Tegart.

Bronze Cross:

Kristine aglarke, Ed Fornelli and Sheila T

Intermediate Tier Savina:

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Intermediate Swimmers: Linda Allis, Irene Dembri- cki, Allan Fry, Crystal Hartson, Steve Pinter, Gerry Mosby and Dennis Quinlan,

John Sharp, Patti_Turner, Bob Wadey, Gordon Kanigan, Pam Warford, Sheena Warford, Debbie Zinio, Colleen Hill, Dawn White, John White and Jimmie

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Junior Swimmers: Donna . Wright, Wright, Diane Howard, Pinter, Stisan Corrigan, Pat Me- Daniel, Richard

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tend as. pemilarly as possible be- cause there will be a heavy fall and winter program lined up. Bingo has again started and the next bingo will be held Sept. 80, followed by one on Oct. 7. From then on, the regular bi- monthly schedule will be in af-|

"Approval of a: grant of $25) ‘was made to the Muscular Dys- trophy Association of Canada by the Branch. A Minor Hockey team is to be sponsored by the Branch this

of population.

Mr, ite said these funds would be used during the 1967- 68 fiscal pee to make up for a

grants.

UBC's largest single expense ‘was for academic se! and including more than $16 million in wages and salaries paid to faculty members and admini- strative personnel.

‘The second largest expen- diture — kd a tea was for ne’

Ww and aeciities on the campus.

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ips and awarded. to students amounted ot $1, #1281088 “the

Show: student assistants, paid by the University for teaching services and laboratory supervision, re- ceived $1,494,595.91 Grants-in- aid to graduate students totalled $734,365,

“Taken * together,” Mr. White said, “it is estimated that students on the average get back from the University about half of the $8,646,330 paid annually

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she headed back for the Toft, waving fields of green grass in Yorkville, - “Which way are you going?”

“East, stupid.” That gleam in her eyes was only partly sar- casm.

“Me, too.”

We travelled together.

Our meeting was very cer-

emonious, full of the pomp and | .

meaning of the Beautiful People. But our relationship was serely a platonic | ror all the wa:

ing cars was less-than a foot thick — but not much less, Enough of our consuming misery. Onward and upward. Next stop, Yorkville, everybody

Yorkville, like Jerusalem, is more in the books than it is right thereon the pavement, wasn’t like what Fa zead about.

Yorkville: is five blocks of yesterday's “mansions, with wall- to-wall sweatshirts and chin-to- sandal fur’— beards to the un- initiated:

pavement to me. *'=Then there was the day T

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Retirement came 13 hours his *| tate” ‘Magnate of. the .furniture-

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ren and the more conservative element '—love-i ane, protests and most of

burly hippy who, she reported, was a one tost |

as she = les

above a penthouse — an attic,

(Ed's note: Yorkville is the} home. Canadian parallel

Child- they represent to

‘Oh, by. the way — Ronnie? Ronnie met this great, big,

with an honest blue in her eyes,

boyfriend.

“Well, we He imaging meet-|

ing you here,” atieeat to him

erin me. |: Iwaved at: Ronnie any tim-

after that...

like

Just for kicks, you un-

So, I moved into my apart- in late Can- Mian “ghetto, It was one step

comparison.

They believe - in’ brotherly Jove, an end to ie free-

Feople believe in, you find a fran

form ‘the “personality ‘and a manifest habit of disorealng both body and

-mind from tem-

dom to live

short-term, ‘to

own. conscience, so ei roe it it does not interfere’ with others. Many, who. abhor the law- lessness of hippies‘do not, them- it | selves, follow the Ten Com- mandments,

The hippies live - like Jesus with poverty, sandals, beards] to and love: I jbelieve tty follow. him, sometimes wit

STP. is not illegal, ‘because Of one of the many holes in Can- adian drug laws. The question of legality is an interesting one — soft drinks and other products: lirge youth to get with: it, to bea winner, to join the crowd.

The indirect:reference here

spent $5 the first week 1 was eating rather well.

on. affectionately referred to as high, and was located in one ot the Greek slum areas,

the press:—\a practitioner of one of the

‘ ue Ke is equated with meet- Montreal is expensive, I

there, but I must admit I’ was

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I was living at a hippy hav- on,

The house was three storeys

It. was owned by.a man of

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CAR BING

Been, during the d

le diet ng the

of Yorkville bread and jam, ‘bread ‘and. peanut butter, bread and milk and bread and bread. Tourism is one of the main of: Yorkville ; and

and ‘is therenee ‘as meaningless | or

meaningful as people using it ~is a ‘product of mass adver- tising,

:The top-floor was the man-

ager’s residence . area.

« Street level was hauntéd by

a timeless ete —— a dark, dusty an apparent

Sdturday, Sept. 23

Evéryone is tiirning on, one way or the other, according to

tourism centres around the: hip- | 0! pies _Wwho centre around. York:

iE. see the _ tourists. What are they doing? They are sitting around qiatching the hip- pies: sit ‘around.’

a-while the hippies go home.: “Then: the ‘tourists go

“Get ready for another ¢ ex. elting day as a tourist or as a inpPy. Hepes 4 the eft, tour-

S Porkeille’ as a. subculture of: the hippies, the non-hippies and the would-be hippies. Among the ‘turned-on; “real or imagin-

ary, the teeny boppers are the

fie definition — dut the ‘accent m .“No, you’ can’t do it this way.” “Yes,” you can: ‘do it that

way” — ‘o the arbitrary judgement of Toate or oth- ers who don’t know the scene. Worse yet, STP is not ille- gal while marijuana is illegal be- Cause these straight men are too busy to change the laws to make them. fit. the .modern-world: or

e scene was one large hall, with a couch, a bed spring and a refrigerator with retire- ment plans long since fulfilled. Populace of this heavenly little place ranged from four to 50, seldom’ the. same four ‘on page ten)

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