- Communication continues to
be the real’ preblem in the
world,.and the recent hap-
penings in Ottawa certainly
baar this out. One wonders just
how long we will be living under
this lawer of Babble experience,
Ta listen to reports it is always
the other fellaw who is at fault.
’ After listening to both Mr.
Cgmeron and Mr, Buchanan on
“As It Happens” programme, it
is’ quile easy to discern
misunderstanding: that has
arisen on both sides. From the
so-named “Native People's
Embassy” L. Cameron seemed
to.feel the blame should be
given to ‘the R.C.MP.; riot

squad, and the National guard.

REGISTRATION RESULTS

The registration for classes
has been fairly good. The
following classes are now full,
and there is no roam left for
more students: Beginning
Yoga, Chinese Cooking, Ef-
fective Small Farming, and
Beginning Typing. , Basic
Sewing on wednesday’ is also’
full, but Miss Taylor has offered -
to give a second class on
Thursday if there is sufficient
interest. The Accounting Class
is also filled, but, if there is
enough interest, a second. class
will be orga ized,
COURSES NOT QUITE
FILLED oo

The following courses have
enough student lo operate, but
‘there is stilk ragm. for more’
students: Tailoring, Metric
System (Only $5}, Oil Painting,

Advanced = ¥bga, Con-.
versational French, Con-
versational Gerlman,- Con-

versational Spanish, Better
Foods for Better Li ing, Bridge
for Beginners, .and How to
‘Survive Death Taxes. ©
COURSES RE VIRING
‘STUDENTS -
> The following: courses need
‘mora students before they can
be allowed to run: . Reading
‘House Plans, TV. Production,
‘Advanced Typing, Writing for
Fun, and: Classical Studies.
Contact Hugh Power if in-
‘terested,
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER
COURSES

This year we are offering —
English, Sociology, An-
thropology, and, “Political
Science as first year university
courses. There is a+ good
possibility of all these courses
going. However, they -do
‘require. one or twa more
students, So, if you are at ail
‘interesied, in any of these
courses, contact Hugh Power as;
soon as possible by phoning 635-"
3833 or 635-6591.
BUSINESS. MANAGEMENT
COURSES

The Accounting Procedures
for Small Businesses proved to

aBy Hugh Power «

. interest.

In his words the native people
carried only. sticks, nat
weapons, (although the display’
on television looked to. contain
more than slicks.) In his own
Opinion men, women and
children were present unarmed,
with a proposal to offer, and the
plan of “traditional
ceremonies.” He claimed those
radicals had joined the group to
try to divide “our people”, and
denied infiltration.

" On.the other hand the

Minister of Indian and Northern

Alfairs doesn’t believe ‘the
R.C.M.P. got carried away, and
R.C.M.P. were the epilome of
good behaviour, cool and
controlled. According to the

continuing
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scene

be a very pogular course, This
class filled very quickly,

however, a second class will be

organized if there is sufficient
The - Personnel
Management Class has enough
Students to operate, however,
there is still room for more

sludents. The Small Business

Management. course needs’

more students before it can go.
Mr. Giddings, the instructor for
this ‘course, is very well
qualified, and we would really
like ta see this course gol
Communication for Leadership

_ also needs more students, and
as this course is only $5, and is -

excellent course for
it is difficult to

an °
everybody,

- understand why so few people
- registered for the course.

We
also-need more people for the
Shorthand Class. cn
This lass will be in.

“excellent. shorthand lab, - To

register for any of these courses -

phone. Hugh Power ‘at 635-6531

* or. 635-3839.

SIGN LANGUAGE ;
. A Course In Sign Language

. Began Last Monday!! A very

experienced teacher was found
in Terrace to leach this course.

The course is manly for’people -

who have contacts with deaf
and dumb people and who wauld
like to learn Sign Language. It
can also be taken by anyone
interested in this subject.
DOG GROOMING

We have. a full qualified
{Graduate Groomer) person lo
teach Dog Grooming If there i is
sufficient; interest, © The -in-

‘structor has 17 years of ex-

perience in teaching this
course. Anyone Interested in
taking such a course should
contact Hugh Power as soon as
possible!
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Anyone wishing more in-
formation ar lo register for a
course may do so by phoning
Hugh Power at 635-0833 or 635-
6531, Your Phone Call May
Make It Possible For'A Course
To Gol!

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story from that area the Indian’
people behind the barriers (that
had been placed in order to
allow parliament to carry- on},
had sald “Let’s push throwgh’’,
Mr. Cameron stated the
Central Commiltee would meet
Mr. Buchanan on the conditlo
that he “returns the good faith
‘by coming lo us.” Mr,
Buchanan stated he hadn’t
frepare his mind and he “is

‘Prepared to meet a dozen people
is desired,”
It: seems to me_ that

somewhere along the way,
some understanding should

have been giveninregard tosur”
democratic systems func-

lionlng. According to the
minister, there is action going
on with all of those matter the
five hundred people are con-

‘cerned with. He mentioned lhat

many of the points are
“Jegitimale areas of concern!
The understanding that is
lacking seems to be the
presentation. Properly elected
officials who represent native
groups, are the ones qualified to
carry aut the- discussions.
Demonstrations are too easily
infiltrated by thase who enjoy
stirring up trouble. ‘This is why
there is ‘such a need for more
young people, to obtain more
than just a High School
graduation. As long as this
country is a democracy, then its
business must be carried out in
the parliamentary system thal

_ has been in vogue since before

“Flule Brilannla” “became a
national anthem for Great
Britain, ~

Many newcomers lo this.

country are unaware of the bad
times experienced during what
has been termed the ‘‘Hungry
Thirties.” At that time it. was
the unemployed people, victims
of the econsmic system, who
marched from all parts of
Vancouver Island to converge
on the ‘capital city of the
provinee lo protest, They were
hungry, yet willing to work to be
able to support themselves and
their families. Unfortunately
the jabs were not available:

These were the facts and yet
only trouble would have been
result of this protest.

At that time Harold Winch,
eed., pleaded with the
umempiayed marchers to
disperse - he told them then that
there were machine guns on the
top of the Parliament Buildings
ready to be put into action.
Since this man was or orator of
the first rank, he was able to
persuade the unemployed to

- disband,

Just like the caravan of”
people who made the trek to
Ottawa to protest, so the
unemployed at that time were
unaware that such demon-
strations often lead to violence,
and are unacceptable under the
‘democratic system. Elected
representatives must - present
_ and solve the problems.

One way properly concerned '

groups do receive fasler al-
tention is through petitions that
have been properly worded, and
supported by recognized clubs
as well as individuals. Should
there be discontent with the
slow process that Is customary
under our system of govern-
ment, a suggestion is that
support be sought from in-
dividuals in various walks of
life, be these people of a dif-
ferent creed, colour -or
whalever. We are all human
beings and must work together
for the benefit of humanity. The
saying may be appropriate that
“There but for the grace of God
go i."

The only unfortunate part is
“the unseen barriers that many
people manage to creale. Also
the constant misbehaviour af a
few is often transferred to a
whole group of people, which is
most unjust. Every society has
had within il, people who
deviate from narms.

The people of Masset often
see. only the smashed bottles
_and litter near every frequented
” frequented spot in the village.
They are unaware that this too
is a form of protest- nobady
really cares that something
may happen to another because
of the broken glass. It is a
selfish altitude but it does exist.

Unfortunately the young
people who have become vic-
_lims of braken homes, yet who

“are allempting lo obtain an

“queen charlottés: - by - By Elvira C. Bryant _

education, and are at the same
lime doing much to help
grandparents to keep a home in
‘order, do not receive tribute or
publicily.

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beneficial drugs in the treat-
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