8
THE
CITIZEN
Canadian
hair
Mr
Dcrry
says
it
is
just
as
good
as
European
stocks
long
a
major
source
pi
wigs
For
years
he
has
been
run
running
¬
ning
an
advertisement
in
a
Prairie
farmers
newspaper
and
getting
good
results
He
asks
for
hair
10
to
12
in
inches
¬
ches
long
Farm
women
urban
housewives
and
career
women
alike
are
his
suppliers
earning
about
150
an
ounce
for
their
raw
hair
Some
heads
have
four
to
five
ounces
depending
on
the
coarseness
But
some
hair
is
worth
more
than
others
and
supply
and
de
demand
¬
mand
enter
into
it
as
well
Sil
Silver
¬
ver
-
grey
hair
is
your
best
friend
if
your
are
in
the
growing-selling
market
It
is
fol
followed
¬
lowed
iii
value
by
light
and
drab
blondes
with
mid
browns
the
least
popular
Combine
with
the
domestic
supply
huge
crops
from
Syria
and
India
will
take
care
of
the
new
wave
of
wig
wearers
says
Mr
rcrry
Mrs
Westall
buys
all
Cver
fhe
world
and
isfindihg
it
tougher
to
acquire
supplies
Dollar
standards
and
barriers
under
the
European
Common
Market
are
adding
to
the
problem
But
she
wont
buy
in
Canada
She
says
North
American
women
will
no
Iwd
the
kind
of
life
necessary
to
produce
a
long
head
oi
shining
beautiful
hair
No
dancing
no
partying
wutching
what
they
eat
no
tint
ing
No
they
wouldnt
do
it
she
says
Monday
November
5
1962
BURNS
LAKE
NEWS
PO
Box
278
BURNS
LAKE
A
floor
length
wedding
gown
of
silk
ovcr
taffeta
was
chosen
by
Ca
Catherine
¬
therine
Nora
Pearl
Hitchcy
for
her
marriage
recently
to
lames
William
Minger
The
filled
bodice
feature
a
rounded
neck
line
and
cap
sleeves
The
nylon
tulle
veil
misled
from
a
satin
tiara
em
embroidered
¬
broidered
with
sequins
and
tiny
beads
Long
fingerlcss
satin
mittens
and
white
satin
shoes
complete
cd
the
ensemble
of
the
bride
who
carried
a
bouquet
of
red
geraniums
By
RACHEL
ROBINSON
The
bride
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Amos
Ritchey
of
Hums
Lake
wore
a
drop
pearl
necklace
a
wedding
gift
as
her
only
jewelry
She
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
fa
father
¬
ther
The
grooms
sister-in-law
Mrs
Roy
Minger
attended
the
bride
as
matron
of
honor
wear
wearing
¬
ing
a
ballerina
length
dress
of
pink
silk
over
taffeta
trimmed
with
rosebuds
at
the
neckline
and
on
the
skirt
She
wore
a
pink
satin
ban
bandeau
¬
deau
in
her
hair
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
Language
lab
linguistic
aid
LONDON
CD
You
dont
have
to
know
the
grammar
to
speak
a
foreign
language
these
days
In
fact
you
need
never
put
pen
to
paper
until
you
arc
almost
good
enough
at
French
or
Spanish
to
fool
the
natives
The
tape
recorder
is
oust
ousting
¬
ing
the
textbook
in
the
most
modern
language
classes
In
conjunction
with
projected
slides
or
film
strips
it
is
the
basic
mechanism
of
the
lang
language
¬
uage
laboratory
a
system
comparatively
new
to
Brit
Britain
¬
ain
but
used
widely
in
France
Russia
and
the
US
Britains
first
full
scale
lan
language
¬
guage
laboratory
has
been
operating
for
just
over
a
year
at
Ealing
Technical
College
in
west
London
So
far
it
has
only
provided
instruction
in
French
but
a
recent
2G000
grant
from
the
Nuffield
Foun
Foundation
¬
dation
will
enable
courses
in
Spanish
and
German
to
be
developed
The
audio
visual
system
used
at
Ealing
originated
at
UNESCO
headquarters
near
Paris
and
was
later
developed
by
the
Centre
dc
Recherches
ct
dEtudcs
pour
la
Diffu
Diffusion
¬
sion
de
Francaise
CREDIF
at
Saint
Cloud
BASIC
VOCABULARY
Known
as
Voix
et
Images
tie
France
it
teaches
a
basic
vocabulary
of
1500
idiomatic
words
at
the
speed
and
in
intonation
¬
tonation
of
normal
French
conversation
In
10
weeks
of
intensive
study
a
pupil
with
no
previous
knowledge
of
French
can
achieve
a
working
command
of
the
language
with
emphasis
on
everyday
conversational
situations
The
equipment
at
Ealing
built
by
a
British
firm
to
a
modification
of
the
French
design
cost
about
3000
to
install
It
consists
of
16
glass
walled
sound
proof
cubicles
in
a
room
about
25
feet
square
each
cubicle
containing
a
dual
track
tape
recorder
mic-
Style
in
wigs
puts
premium
on
tresses
VANCOUVER
CP
Now
that
wigs
are
back
in
style
can
Canadian
women
turn
a
profit
by
snipping
and
selling
their
natural
tresses
Yes
says
Adam
perry
whose
company
deals
in
wigs
and
hair
pieces
Possibly
but
they
cant
be
bothered
says
Mrs
C
J
West-
all
whose
late
husbands
family
has
been
in
the
wig
business
here
for
years
Mr
Dcrry
and
Mrs
Wcstall
are
two
persons
wjtji
a
differ
encc
of
expert
opinion
oh
novel
subject
The
quality
of
rophone
and
headphones
Fac
Facing
¬
ing
them
is
a
master
control
panel
and
small
home
movie
screen
Adjusting
their
headphones
students
switch
on
their
tape
recorders
for
the
days
lesson
which
has
been
pre
recorded
on
the
master
track
of
the
tape
At
the
same
time
on
the
screen
a
synchronized
film
strip
puts
the
spoken
pass
passages
¬
ages
into
visual
terms
After
each
recorded
sen
sentence
¬
tence
there
is
a
pause
while
the
second
track
of
the
tape
comes
into
play
The
idea
is
for
the
student
to
repeat
the
sentence
into
his
microphone
imitating
as
closely
as
pos
possible
¬
sible
the
speed
and
intonation
of
the
teachers
voice
PRONUNCIATION
AID
The
students
voice
is
re
recorded
¬
corded
on
to
this
second
track
and
when
the
tape
is
played
back
he
hears
both
tracks
as
one
and
can
compare
his
pro
pronunciation
¬
nunciation
with
the
original
If
he
is
not
satisfied
with
it
he
can
erase
his
attempt
and
racord
he
teachers
voice
stays
on
the
master
track
The
cubicle
system
helps
to
boost
self
confidence
in
speak
speaking
¬
ing
and
enables
a
slow
pupil
to
regulate
his
own
speed
of
work
without
holding
back
the
rest
of
the
class
Meanwhile
the
class
super
supervisor
¬
visor
at
her
control
panel
keeps
tab
on
the
progress
of
each
student
by
a
simple
monitoring
device
At
the
flick
of
a
switch
she
can
listen
in
to
any
cubicle
without
the
occupant
being
aware
of
it
give
individual
instruction
or
address
the
whole
class
sim
simultaneously
¬
ultaneously
Written
exercises
have
no
place
in
the
course
but
at
its
end
most
pupils
find
they
can
express
themselves
clearly
in
a
simple
letter
or
essay
SIMPLE
AT
FIRST
Everything
is
kept
as
sim
simple
¬
ple
as
possible
in
early
les
lessons
¬
sons
with
finer
points
of
grammar
left
to
further
study
by
the
individual
Questions
for
example
are
expressed
as
statements
with
a
ques
questioning
¬
tioning
intonation
vous
habitcz
a
Paris
rather
than
with
the
formal
inver
inversion
¬
sion
of
the
verb
or
the
pre
prefix
¬
fix
est
ce
que
The
person
responsible
for
bringing
the
Saint
Cloud
sys
system
¬
tem
to
Britain
is
Miss
Mabel
Sculthorp
director
of
general
studies
at
Ealing
College
A
tiny
dynamic
brown
haired
woman
in
her
middle
40s
Miss
Sculthorp
starts
work
at
6
am
each
day
often
travels
to
Europe
and
America
in
search
of
new
developments
in
audio
visual
teaching
and
keeps
in
touch
with
practi
practitioners
¬
tioners
of
the
method
all
over
the
world
Currently
she
is
engaged
on
developing
the
new
courses
in
German
and
Spanish
EVERYDAY
TALK
Teacjiihg
languages
is
a
social
thing
says
Miss
Scul
Sculthorp
¬
thorp
After
all
its
basic
basically
¬
ally
people
talking
to
people
She
likes
to
centre
lessons
around
practical
situations
introductions
at
a
party
Pider
ing
a
meal
or
being
sho
w
n
around
a
factory
Recently
she
custom
built
a
crash
course
in
Italian
for
eight
executives
of
a
big
pa
paper
¬
per
company
which
is
about
to
open
a
plant
in
southern
Italy
A
director
of
the
com
company
¬
pany
later
told
a
reporter
he
felt
the
European
Common
Market
was
producing
a
whole
new
approach
to
language
training
Whether
or
not
Brit
Britain
¬
ain
went
into
Europe
the
old
idea
that
a
British
business
man
abrgad
could
peak
JJng
lfsh
and
let
the
foreigners
cope
as
best
they
could
was
dead
Not
only
adults
but
chil
children
¬
dren
wijl
pe
taught
a
foreign
language
as
a
tool
they
will
use
in
their
working
life
ra
rather
¬
ther
than
as
a
classroom
dis
discipline
¬
cipline
he
said
This
is
a
tremendously
important
change
of
attitude
for
this
country
Phone
260
carnations
Her
jewelry
was
a
locket
the
gift
of
the
bride
The
ceremony
was
held
in
the
Pentecostal
Church
with
the
Rev
M
T
Stronstad
as
of
officiating
¬
ficiating
minister
Mrs
Henry
Schritt
played
I
he
wedding
mu
music
¬
sic
Th
groom
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
George
Minger
had
his
el
elder
¬
der
brother
Roy
as
best
man
Ushers
were
Larry
Ritchey
and
Robert
Mmger
Following
the
ceremony
a
re
reception
¬
ception
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride
where
the
wed
wedding
¬
ding
party
received
95
guests
The
room
was
gaily
decorat
ed
with
pink
and
white
wedding
bells
and
streamers
The
brides
table
was
cen
centred
¬
tred
with
a
three
tier
cake
made
by
Mrs
Raymond
Ball
and
trimmed
by
the
mother
of
the
groom
The
tiers
stood
on
swan
pillars
and
were
topped
with
a
miniature
bride
and
groom
Robert
pulley
proposed
the
toast
to
his
granddaughter
Miss
Bcrnicc
Payne
and
Miss
Maureen
Patterson
presided
at
the
urns
Out
of
town
guests
were
Roy
Minger
Sr
grandfather
of
the
groom
of
Priestley
BC
Mr
and
Mrs
Alex
Hawcs
sister
and
brother-in-law
of
the
groom
Mr
and
Mrs
Ray
Finch
Mrs
William
Watson
all
of
Tinta
gel
Mr
and
Mrs
Ken
Payne
sister
and
brother-in-law
of
the
bride
Rose
Lake
Mr
and
Mrs
Robert
pulley
of
Langlcy
grandparents
of
the
bride
and
Mr
-and
Mrs
Sam
Shaffer
of
Francois
Lake
The
newly
weds
will
make
their
home
in
Burns
Lake
Submarine
cable
goes
under
park
PORf
ALBERNI
CP
Ca
Cathedral
¬
thedral
Grove
a
site
of
breath
breathtaking
¬
taking
beauty
on
Vancouver
Island
will
soon
face
the
work
workmans
¬
mans
shovel
But
not
a
single
gigantic
Douglas
fir
will
fall
in
the
name
of
progress
The
332
acre
grove
in
the
is
lands
southern
interior
donat
ed
Jo
the
province
18
years
ago
by
lumber
magnate
II
R
Mac
Millan
will
be
the
site
of
part
of
an
overseas
cable
connect
connecting
¬
ing
Australia
with
Canada
Workmen
will
dig
a
30
foot
trench
for
a
mile
through
the
park
to
bury
the
cable
under
ground
No
trees
will
be
cut
down
We
are
working
along
with
the
parks
people
in
order
that
both
of
us
will
ensure
the
na
natural
¬
tural
beauty
will
remain
un
unscathed
¬
scathed
said
R
G
Griffiths
of
Montreal
chief
engineer
of
the
Canadian
Overseas
Tele
Telecommunication
¬
communication
Corporation
Bulfets
damage
two
new
cars
QUESNEL
Special
Two
news
cars
being
shipped
on
a
PGE
flatcar
to
Cariboo
dealers
were
damaged
by
hunters
along
the
railway
between
North
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
and
here
When
they
arrived
at
Ques
nel
one
car
had
two
side
win
windows
¬
dows
shot
through
while
the
second
had
its
back
windows
shot
out
and
the
lining
of
the
car
top
ripped
by
a
bullet
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NOTICE
STUDINTS
t
PARENTS
For
those
students
missed
on
our
V2ula
school
portrait
program
vve
will
be
taking
photos
In
Duche
fork
Scpool
basement
between
930
am
arid
800
pm
Saturday
November
10th
The
cost
is
the
same
as
in
the
regular
school
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MRS
N
Y
MIDDLETON
McLEODS
LAKE
McLeods
Lake
Centennial
Club
sponsor
sponsored
¬
ed
a
very
successful
childrens
Halloween
party
in
the
local
hall
The
three
judges
Mrs
J
Haight
Mrs
R
McNab
and
Mrs
R
Middlcton
had
a
diffi
difficult
¬
cult
task
to
select
prize
win
winners
¬
ners
They
awarded
tlw
three
prizes
for
preschool
age
girls
to
Caroline
Cassman
dressed
as
a
Victorian
lady
to
Susan
Wrcan
as
Little
Bo
Pcep
and
to
Brcnda
McGuirc
as
a
pirate
The
prizes
for
preschool
age
boys
were
given
to
Bernie
Kar
stein
as
Charlie
Chaplin
to
Louis
Cassman
who
depicted
Measles
and
to
Russcl
Boy
ko
who
was
a
witch
The
school
age
girls
who
re
received
¬
ceived
prizes
were
Barabara
Nelson
who
was
dressed
as
a
clown
Rose
Boyko
in
Arab
garb
and
Rhonda
Nelson
who
was
in
a
Chinese
costume
Wayne
Blighton
as
a
tramp
Darrcl
Johnson
as
an
engineer
and
Freddy
Nelson
as
a
doll
were
the
prize
winners
in
the
school
age
boys
group
Following
a
program
of
car
toons
shown
by
Bob
Mcrrell
re
freshments
were
served
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