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CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer Vancouverites. go by copter to ski ‘slopes
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: Y Mf zmazia is a R CE) engineer | Brisith Columbia, Plonesred: helicopter skiing in
12 —, 1s VP AVS who sells trips to mountaintops, He ts a former competitive | the ‘Bugaboo Mountainarea ofthe
ify YZ He and a few others have |‘shler, a certified alpine coach | Selkirks in 1964, operating out
is io hi formed a new company which Is | aid Co-author of the Canadian | of Bantf, Alta.
J “Yy first in the fly-and-akt industry | Amateur Sk1-Assoclation’s ski |; Catzmazin has covered most
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(ALL DL La LYELL He says It’s not a rich man's | 2¢ar Pemberton, 40 mileanorth: | best_eki spot in North America, |
as 26 jee ZA a Vf 50 ar pe sport, Thelr first flights have | of Vancouver. o - =< a
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Silver Maple
American Beauty
Tea Rose Old Country Roses
Blossom Time _ Petit Point.
Dogwood | Silver Birch

Young Canadians are
paid to rock boats?

By next April the Company of | selves as catalysts of social
Young Canadians willhave spent | change. Among the dropouts and
more than three million dollars | in the slums and Indian reser-
. Of public money and have pre- vations, the CYC trys to make
cious little to show for it, people take actlon -even though

That doesn't mean the ex. | this may mean runing up
periment Is a fallure, says an| against do-nothing local councils
article In the August Issue of | and hostile white communities, |
Macleans magazine, **Ot course we* re rocking the.

Far from it, The CYC ts, for | boat,’? says one voluntesr,:
instance, radically differentand | “That's what we are pald to
much more daring than the | do’?

Peace Corps in the United| The ‘%i-odd Cyc volunteers,
States. The Peace Corps is de- | who work for $35 a month plus,
dicated to improving social com | room and board, seldom find the
ditions from within the context | golng easy,

of whatever soclety they are Frequently they are assailed;
working in, by self-doubt, says the article,

Tea Cup & Saucer
614" Plate
7" Plate
814" Plate
1014" Plate...

Oval Open Vegetable Bowl
Round Open Vegetable Bow! §
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; $950 — $6.33 |
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The CYC*s role {fs much| and the C structural ve . — i — |

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| gisiteteaessersctmesmeng | So ped communieations 15” Platter 3 $15.75 — $10.50] $16.50 — $11.00. |
a ’ i. | , - . ' = . 2

GET GET? El tortat in the same lesaa, the Sugor & Creamer $3.35 — $2.24 | $3.90 Tn $2.73 _

e & results of this experlment won't

se necessarily be measured by the:
EWITH A FLATTERING # number of redeemed drop-outs, '

@ NEW HAIRSTYLE ‘tMore than anything ,the CYC :

is an investment- - py govern.
5 from ment of 50 - yearvolds- - In
the idealism and ingenuity of a
generation which no one over 30

$11.50

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Teo Pot — 2 pint
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= Asst. Sweet Dishes $2.15 — $1.44

- Salt & Pepper — pair :
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OTHER PIECES AVAILABLE

THURSDAY to SATURDAY

th all these new-style rules and regulations, the early

. heroes of Cap Stadium wouldn't recognize the old bal

’ game today. But, they'd still appreciate one style: Old
Style. It's stilt brewed with natural ingredients and
plenty of time. Still brewed In Be, for Old Style flavour. .

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