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.* For those who are driving east and’
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~ Yacation trip. runs the risk of. extreme
- fatigue, which | reduces altertness* and.
“slows the. speed of reaction to. danger. :
Calling.for a more leisurely. ap-.
| Preach to vacationing, the BCAA of-
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around in 2 her handbag for wha: ;
she wants.» °°.

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the laws of the ‘nation. Here one ‘must be_
particularly careful, for once the law is enacted”.
it is too late to clear up misunderstandings as.

to what was-meant; The only body that can !n a public place, He was convicted, by :the .  wantoness: . rs

that is‘Parllament, Until. aaemerite ‘changes magistrate, and he appealed his. case. Upon —A lawn about” the . shoulders 1 ithe ebligatign, from the local,

the words:in' a ‘statute- they. must: stand: and . appeal “he ‘won . the case on’ the following thrown. wo Hee eee eet ane book : ;
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We interpreted,as the courts sees them, if those :
words get to court.

  

LY 22, 1960

ont ee eka driving ’ ‘endurance test”

eir . ‘Longer driving stints are dangerous.
7 stop every” -
_two. hours or so for rest and refresh-

@ During your trip,

ment. In this’ way, your. driving ef-
ficiency remains at a maximum 1 Jevel

drive, take turns, at the wheel.

@. Drowsiness and “highway hyp- .
_ nosis” are constant threats to.. the

| motorist. on long trips. To avoid them, |
converse with others in the car
listen to snappy music on the car radio.
Also; avoid heavy meals during your.
trip.

e@ “Above all, let* moderation. be.

” your guide. It is better to cover fewer -
miles and return home safe and sound. oe

“Tanguage ‘of Shakespeare ‘sounds, with: all. Nits ©

=s's,emore’ like. hissing than anything. else..
a -Can: the: dolphin . be: taught ‘to < communicate

- with ‘man?. ‘Or, to. put it another way, can.
“man: “be - taught . to. communicate with .the -.
‘dolphin? And. would - the dolphin be interested. =.
’ in’ the dialogue?. Some: millions: of. years: ago |»
s. he left the land; onto’ which’ ‘life had crawled “.-
from ‘the water, and returned: :to: the séa, His
‘decision: has: been: more than justified by. events;,
: “but: he may not | care to. talk..about it. 1). af
An SEE z The Baltimore | Sun.

 

couple of ‘paper back novels, ‘the: bélt off. a

+; raincoat, that<fell, off last. month,.gum,.a bundle.,

of ‘ letters : to. show Elsie the next” ‘time, “two

» samples” of. curtain, material, - ‘and | that sort, ‘of.
— thing. - ho

“Thus, when, Ba. lady, ahead of you “in a

‘ grocery’ “counter or. bus queue, starts: searching
* her’ purse’ ‘do not ‘flip: your’ wig: “Remember, Ab

is summer, -

REPORT FROM. PARLIAMENT “By | FRANK HOWARD

an interesting. ease involving this’ very” point.
A-person, was charged with being intoxicated

grounds.
. He admitted that he was intoxicated, but,

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Glands -on “a : windy. day ‘at t “Lakelse..

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* . crew. She: leaves her: home; “port
of. Wrangell,” e
. Monday. ‘morning. and: returns.”

~ from., Telegraph, ‘Creek’ OS

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‘on’ the’ freight ‘arid current*”

can ‘Eheretore. be of s size. I. L would - say. the sine S
one*is. about” the- same. cubic: contents aS’: is rich sin’ history: of the’ past:

: waste. ‘basket. Or". small’ kitchen trash. can. * In‘ gold: rush. days,’ as:many -as

Vs iously: up’ the’ river:

compact ‘rain ‘hat, a wide. variety. of. ‘"btions, ny about. a. month:.to“make.“the ,

+ 20,000:..Now. one’
1 Bway marking. the: spot:

Novae up!  Stikine by ancient river: ‘boat
real opportunity. to get back to nature

“By MONTY CROFT ©» '
‘thrilled. by. the’ three advanc- .
- ing. glaciers | named simply, as.
“The -

I’ wonder . what: hard :work-

S moe ee “ing adult has: not dreamed of

_ Man. \and the dolphin — ee
oe po get away from-it all? I:for one.
have, and found: ‘it ona: five-

-a reatreat somewhere to: go to-

day | trip. up ‘the. ‘Stikine - iver: :

on the Judity: Ann. oso. 2s

The Judity-Anh is. ‘one c of ‘the.

“few river boats. still: operat=.~

ing in northern coastal: waters: ;

She. is a. 65-foot, flat-bottom...

ed, square-decked- boat. -with- an

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.The. Stikine,: ‘like the skeena,

20 sternwheelers putted. dabor-

   

round’ trip: Their | terminus’ in”

“of Glenora, not far from.Tele-°
. graph Creek..This.-was the be- «:
' ginning: of the pack trail» to:,

the northern gold field,‘and at
one time had a population: of.
cabin: “rots.

“After ‘ascending: the: ‘river in

an easterly direction. for about |

40 miles; we ‘crossed the Inter-.

 

A sweet disorder in the dress
‘Kindles in- clothes a

Into a fine: distraction _
An erring lace, which. here

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boat. as it goes along. We were

_ they are,. “The Great,”

“Mud,” and “The Flood,” which .

" appear to. be within a short
_, walking». . distance from”

» Tiver.

the |

- The beauties of nature were oe

all about us, from the rugged
-snow and ice-capped moun-

Wild game - is ‘plentiful and.

- trapping. of beaver. and otter,
v good in the. -winter. There are::
every:

stories of” ‘grizzlies ‘and: albino -
moose. Bald: eagles and Arctic:

i tern: searched :;for fos along
ti

‘fresh. air.” promoted. vigorous

.* 1 roads, flat” ‘tires, "food prepar-=.
; ation, or = ‘tent ‘pitching. ‘Pure.

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tains, to the profusion of wild-
flowers-along. the river banks.

   
 

‘appetites and restful sleep, and .
those days’ was the tent. city. \‘the. food was’ plentiful and de-

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other. thrill was in store for us
at the Telegraph Creek term-
inus: Few of us had heard of
the Big Canyon, a. tremendous
cut. through . brick-rusty rock
that..winds. about 17 miles
north east. The Tahtlan and.
the Stikine rivers joined in a’
‘spectacular. setting—one: from.
the south, the other curving
in from the northwast. The
upper level is. encrusted. with

lava beds which were @ pro--

‘fusion. of multi-colored . wild
‘flowers accented by the dark
‘shapes of scrub pine and Juni-
-per.- 2

“mer camp? “where salmon » are

 

 

‘for: winter use,

“It is saa:-to. ‘think. that. ‘soon,
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. to~ come so that more and
~more of us.can enjoy this won-.
 dertul., escape : ‘hack: to nature.

Down near - the. junction, the“
Tahtlan’ Indians have a sum-.

ee.

oA patient Was, informed by
“his psychidtrist that he could
himsef ‘cured of his
delusion that he was Napoleon.
wonderful!”
“where’s

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in honor of a child star.

* “Ladies ‘and gentlemen,” he
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q- Oo great: little ‘actor sitting on my -

‘It is. fitting we should

“oe rights.
“Pay tribute to such wonderful

me “Now we all know the. ‘earth.
‘is round,’ said a school :-tea-
“Tell me, : Billy—would

: cher.

man.:

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gentlemen. We mustn't ‘forget
the goose, that laid the golden

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“Because: I
oy ankle: this» morning. mo

"Lighter side

The young lady eyed her eS-
cort with extreme disapproval.
“That’s the fourth time you”ve

she said coldly. “Doesn't 1t eni-
barrass you at all?”

cried the
the

‘svelte beauty asked the librar-
ian for a good book to read.
_ “Do you want something
light or do you prefer heavier
' books?” she was asked.

“It. really doesn't _ matter,’

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-tinued, ‘is the stars mother.

‘Short sermons.

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. Because I:am:interested 1n our, Indian people: masmuch as’ he. was in a place which hada... and there oe Tel. MU 1-60
x “have had ‘occasion ’to look at some sections lquor license he claimed that he was not in Enthralls the crimson ; ' an 46

the Indian-Act:in order’ to determine what
i meant and how’ it ‘applies to Indians, Those -
sections are the ones dealing with Nquor. Apart
from the liquor qitestion tn general, which is
foolishly strict, there is another aspect. which
might make us look ‘a bit strange, .

t Section 05 (2) of the Indian Act states that
& province can declare that an Indian. can
consume Nquor “in'a: public place’ (the quoted -
Words are direct from the Indian ‘Act). Now
comes a-question. What Js. “a public place.” In
BC. we take it to mean a restaurant, a bus

INTERPRETING THE. NEWS.

. Canadian Press Staff Weiter ye
Can Prime Minister’ Macmillan do it again? »
, Soventeen months ago in Moscow the British
leader figuratively stood toe to toc with Nikita -

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encea, he,
", Nobody had ever ‘spoken, to Hhruahchey that,
; way. It had an‘electric ‘effect. Mr, | * gulked
fpr a while—remembgr that famous othiache? :
. but plain speaking mado Its mark, The Krome ;:

Khrushchev and alugged out Bate pet dittore .,

&, public place, He claimed that a. licenced

‘premises was not a public place because. part

‘of the. public was prevented from entering

it, notably those people under 21 years of’ age,

- This reasoning carried welght, with the
appeal Judge for he allowed the appeal, Now
we come to the point as to what is “a public
place” within the meaning of the Indian Act
compared with what is ‘a public place” within
the. meaning. of the B.C. Liquor Act, I don't
know but it would make a very interesting
court. caso. :

5 Macmillan again. ‘urging Russia to act sensibly

By ALAN WARVEY jp

‘ance, even under such gentlo pressure as Mac-
-millan hos applied, - :

But the prime minister tools. it is worth |

trying, His insistence !a another proof of the
_alncerity of Jast year's “mission to Moscow,”
‘which some regarded more as a algn. of ‘cone
aummate: political: artistry, aimed ‘at Britiah
‘audiences, ; than as practical diplomacy,

“,, It ds an Interesting aldolight that. Sacr-
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VYan's attitudes: seem to have changed slight!

' A cuff neglected, and thereby
‘Ribands to flow. confusedly;.

A winning - wave, deserving |
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In -the tempestuous petticoat;
A careless shoe-string, in
whose tie

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can easily ghtened out. If -we. leave, beer parlour. Yet this is what the Indian Act + "y.act' 100 of these from the advancement, travel and :
the wrong impression:,while in conversation means by “a public place. 80, mere is, a point. ‘ CAREER SOLDIER adventure, n spirit of :
we can easily correct it. 9. _. of conflict, How do we eb ve points 0} conillc ~ WORKS. FOR comradeship that isn't found | :

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In one of the courts in Ontario there was PE ACE. ; |

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