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: ee “Literary Smutl’’. * etghth of them will havea sexy
Aw : ‘*Trashl". “HA oif hero who loves to
= ny “Garbage!” _ chose the ladies and beat upon
“Nothing will corrupt your |° their jealous husbands, One
mind faster than that stufft”, sixteenth of them deal with
“They're after your primi- | that dark area known as per- |
tive idea of pleagure."'. © - version: abnormal sexual be-
These are afew of thecom: | havicr, .
ments I have run across con About one thirty-secon of
cerning thebooks onthestands |, them are about flying saucers
today. Naturally, most of | and occultism. The redt may
these comments have come | be worth reading for some
from adults who were never | practical value, (If you hap-
allowed toreadauchfilthygar- | pen to be philosophically in-
BUT iT’é bage, Andlagree, - _ elined,)
STILL THERE: At beast for Most parts, 1 Occasionally, you will find
think there is fartoomuchsex | a ‘‘skin-book’? that has a new
gobbed onto the bookstands | twist, Thesearousually worth
now, I-don*t think that there | reading, but hard to detect,
is anything wrong with a litte | They usually hide behind a
hot action here and there, but ‘|-
on every other page?
Just go and takealookatthe | James Bond to Matt Helm to
newstands. Look at theselec- | Max brand, From interna.
tion of pocket books. Wil bet | tional apy heroes, to Mext-
you thatthreequartersofthem | can bandeleros. m Cops
have a title, or a cover dis- | to Science Fiction. Thay are
playing a couple in some pro- | interesting within reason, To
yocative pose, At least one | put thatanother way: ‘ "re
a nice place to visit, 1
wouldn't want, to live there.”
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DRIVE THE
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FIRST IN B.C, Public Library and see what I @ Steriizes dishes with speciel beiita heater unit.

Gail Brewer, an atiractive19] mean, The choice of books a ce
year old blond, is the first blind | available to the people in this © Large capacky; easy te nad. won.
dletaphonedsp ist a he employed town ie] pathetic. don't know f . Oo,

ritis umbia, . DOES 4 becauseofalac

She began her job in the Patho-| of readers, or possibly be- | ; u $ :

logy Department DictaphonePool| cause of the high per cent of . Del UXe . 239.95

at St. Paul's Hospital on August near 7 Userasy> butthereare Sta ndard $21 9.95

Gall’s career began over @| booka in that department of -
By Bob Montana | jssrgrtenterete torn) te Libra, Reference an WIN |
to 2 ne- Be _
; course offered at the National an good cn in shoot 8 “"~ 2-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE”

7 ce of The Canadian Na ny sinthe i _ Now you can win a chesterfield suite consist-
on, YOU SHOW ME A YOU'RE RIGHT! } Insitute for the Blind, Her tul-| are usually so outdated that |] | in, oF o chesterfield tehing chair b
DON’T KNOW!) | COMPOSITION IN THIS tion was pald for by the Division| Chaucer ‘wouldn’t touch them ig ield and matching chair by
oes HAVE ¥ CLASS Ta WROTEN of Rehablittation, British Colum- +e Just at 60 I don't get nailed, _buying « Co-op Viscount Dishwasher before

SLOPE 7 THAN , bia Government, . ’ I think that the ary e . . P .
eae LL GIVE YOu The. course takes 11 months| School ts trying to get a bold Dec, a4 “. oy ier today and become
a oF ‘and equips the blind person with| -of some good, contemporary eligible far this big offer.

| | | . “an accurate typing sidll, spelling, *-Aiterature, SL SIRS ee ade Slabs iedrgiteey UATE Ae
office practice, and medical ter* ‘-S-By and large; for‘anyonein- |} 0 oD anit
minology. At completion of thé terested in a good book, you .
“course, the next step is to find} have to do some real digging
a position for the blind dicta- to get a hold of anything at
phone-typist, In Gail’s case, the all _ =
opportunity to work at St, Paul's ;
Hospital came as a result of a
television show.

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Mra, Billie Gibbs, the head of - Interior Stationer |
the Pathology Typing Pool, had ‘ a : * ;

AREN'T yO" our
THE CHAPLAINS SORAYER AND

over ane TING START, CHAPLAING

COOKIE

“penseves erytse pisere ‘Odb1 “Nl amuipedg memes Fer (5)

ing Features Syadicate, inc.. 1965. World rights heveryed.

“e: IF8S, Archie Comic Pubjications, Ine,

‘Distritated by King Features Synidlente,

been concerned for some time
about the difficulty in finding
good medical stenographers.

One evening, while watching & ae . .
‘T.V. play about a blind man, ft . . ' 1 = ;
occurred to her that blind per- ; . :

sons could fulfill this need, since
the job requires good hearing,
not good sight. ’

HMM=NOW, [ET ME The next day, Mrs. Gibbs con-| [Its : . meas!
GUESS I KNOW! tacted the Vancouver CNIB and] i ‘ s ; ‘RE. | -
WITH THAT BROOM SHE : found that Gail Brewer would be|§ Co ; 7 _

MUST BE HEADOF THE | available for work on August 1/0.
SANITATION teh The hospital administration and | fi y
Fee Dr. R. A, English, head of the pe He oe Po
Pathology Department, wexe keen || Come in and browse through our shop and look for our many WY -
to co-operate with Mrs, Gibbs in price items thet will be scattered throughout the store. Mony —
the new venture. 7 Aa
ae o A many tems ideal for Christmas Giving. .

cawo more girls from Bret ; ot .- we, .

‘columbia, one from New Wes _ et _ ae
minster and one from Faulkland We have a large selection of quality gifts for the discriminating |
aré presently in Toronto taking Buyer. ees oe ee
the same training as Gail had and} § = oe ae ot
will be job hunting next summer.

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Winnipeg crutse ship, will take ' H - .  ‘: eather Shoe Shine Kits .
place June 1, 1969, The $1,- Boxed Stationery : 2 - Coe
190,000 ship, bullt by Lake Win- ">. Writing Cases. - .
commodate as many as 182 Batam em
sengers for cruises lasting about Billfolds by Buxton :
five days, eH
5 ANAHEIM, Callf. CAF) — oo
People Mover an elevated train |— Lay-A-Way for Christmas Now
at Disneyland, rammed together :
US FLENTY\TO FIND OUT i
WHO SHE IS— ath Sab and 10 filles an hour, crashed] ee oe
v 3 ming several tore er em|f 4611 Loxelle =’. Phona 635-5004

‘| voyage ofthe LordSelltirk, a Lake
nipeg ‘Navigation Ltd,, will ac- Purses by Buxton
ITU ge «Fine China and Crystal = Beer Mugs
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“ Are yougoing to sitona Ory
|. block of ice again this morning?!

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YOU MIGHT THINK T WAS oy t KNOW YOU'RE QUT THEREX( a Heep be ;
ae eet DOME! MRS. EEA) «SOMETHING FOR YOU! waa Ce Oe ‘ ] |: There's nothing worse than stepping into an ice cold car
= | ah, SEVERANCE PAY. | [0 4inst thing in the morning. For less than a penny a day,an electric:
ear warmer will keep your car's intarlor warm, eh
‘and its windows frost free, No mora freezing. No mare ac raping.

~ ‘Treat yourself to’ an ELECTRIC .CAR WARMER’. jee Ee

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