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2 . CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1960

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CURLING NOTICE

Mens Curling con Saturday Ni ber 12th.
First two weeks will be get-acquainted week. Skips
enter their complete rink and unattached players
enter names.
SEASON MEMBERSHIP $25 PER CURLER
NON-MEMBERS $1.25 PER GAME

40 games annually guaranteed, Entries at Leitner’s
For the assistance of the executive at is urgent

that all interested enter now.

Firemen Ao Study
, Gharles Atlas?

Charles Atlas courses for Cas-
tlegar firemen were jokingly sug-
gested at council's Jast meeting by
Comm, Walter Thorp.

‘The suggestion was made by
Mr, Thorp. when :fire chairman
George Carr said that the large
nozzle fire hose had gotten away
from firemen at a recent practice
because’ of increased water pressure
in the village.

Mr. Carr noted that “It’s dan-
gerous if we get two or three light
firemen’ on it.” He suggested that
the solution will be increased prac-
tices by firemen on the hoses,

“Beautiful British Columbia" mag-
azine'in 48 pages of color and text

mailing, the Hon. Earle

3. minister of recreation

or. with the undersigned.

ion; and reside within the boundaries of the Corpora-
- tion of the Village of Kinnaird. ”

“Liquor-control Plehiscites Act”

Notice to electors in Licensing Area No. 45, The -
Corporation of. the Village of Kinnaird:

A plebiscite will be held on November 2ist, 1960;
in the above named licensing area, on the question
of the issuance of Public House licences.

Notice is hereby given that the list of voters for
this plebiscite in Licensing Area No,. 45, com-
prising that portion of the Kinnaird Polling Divis-
ion of the Rossland-Trail Electoral District, lying
within the boundaries of the Village of Kinnaird, will
close at 5 p.m. on the -16th day of November, 1960,
after which date no names can be added to the list.

To be eligible to vote you: must be registered as
a provincial voter in the Kinnaird Polling. Divis-

Qualifications for registration are briefly:

19 years of age or over

- Resident of Canada for 12 months

Resident of British Columbia for 6 months
i... Canadian citizen or British subject.
\ 4 J£ you are eligible and your name is not on ‘the
voters list; REGISTER NOW. at Kinnaird Coffee Bar,

i Note. No absentee or advance poll voting is per-
‘missible under the “Liquor-control Plebiscites Act”,
and you must be registered to vote.
i W. L. Draper,
‘Registrar of Voters for >
Rossland-Trail Electoral District,
Court House, ,
Rossland, B.C.

and conservation has announced.

KINNAIRD BRIEFS

At the request of the school
board, the village will see that the
ridge at the elementary school is
graded so that a pool of water
doesn’t form in the school yard.

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Kinnaird will’ apply to the
school board “immediately” for a
strip of land along Milestone Road
for future widening of the road.
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Accounts totaling $2,271.89 were
approved for payment.
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A Uquor plebiscite will be held
in Kinnaird on Mon, Nov. 21, coun-
cil was advised.

Ralloween Parties
Held: for Brownies

Brownies of the. First and Sec-
ond packs gathered in the Parish
Hall for a Halloween party last
week. Brown Owl Mrs; J. Dalziel
and Mrs, l, Morey were in charge,

Games were enjoyed-by the 60
girls. present, while secordian ac-
companiment for musical games was
provided by Brownie Ingunn Reins-
bakken,

‘Winners of the costume parade
were: best dressed, Ingunn Relns-
bakken and Eileen Marcellus; com-
ical, Judy Maddocks and -
Clarke; most original, Joyanne Goo-

- | dine and Valerie Beauchamp,

Refreshments were served by, the
Guiders at the close.

Of the $45 billion invested in
Canada since 1954 in’ construction,
facilities, machinery and equipment,
10 per cent-has come from domes-
tic

wl be published in ample time for] Bigg

Brissi| the National

VICTORIA KEPORT

- Premier's Not: Modest »

“By JAMES, F. i #

“ing. Be én Mr, Ben-

Ottawa, where the Conservatives
reign, he’s not modest, or humble,
or undetnanding, or conciliatory.

There are“those who say Mr.
Bennett. koes a-begging in Ottawa,
but Mr. Bennett would never, never,
never agree to that; no, indeed,
when Mr, Bennett, in Mr, Bennett's

A new fall and winter issue of| a

JAMES K. NESBITT

considered opinion, goes ‘a-calling
on Ottawa, he's only presenting to
the hard-hearted, impractical, Fed-

reasoned appeal, as appraised by Mr,
Bennett, our Premier, for a better
deal,

It was thus at the end ot Oct-
ober. Mr. Bennett, after he had
finished saying Justice Minister Da-

vie Fulton talks only “blah, blah,
blah,” told the Federal 9

eral government British Columbia'’s|-

B.C, needs a $411,000,000 public
works program over the next five
years, and that Ottawa should pay
halZ, This may be a good idea, a
very pie-in-the-sky idea, but Otta-
wa isn’t going to go for it, and Mr,
Behnett knew it when he

When our Premier, the Hron.! nett’s government, you “see, in“ case
W. A, C, Bennett goes a-calling on! you've forgotten, 1s Social Credit,

whatever that ts, exactly, and Mr,
Diefenbaker’s 1s Conservative, and
never the twain shall meet, even if
Mr, Bennett was once a Conserva-
tive chieftain in B.O. and a Con-
servative MP, :

White he. was about It, the other
day. in Ottawa, our Premier, who's
also our minister of finance, whe-
ther you like it or not took o “dig-
nifled, hefty smack at the National
Government's — fiscal Policies, of
which he disapproves, and is never
backward in so saying, Mr, Bennett:
blames the Feder! government for
‘everything that’s wrong In Canada
today. ,

‘This is the way he put It: “pri:
tish Columbia suggests — in the
strongest possible terms that the re-
medies to our current national ills
of uncertainty, arrested development
and unemployment be applied now.

We repeat our contention that real

fiflationary are not at work; in-
Gecd, we suggest that the prevailing all
‘economic force 1s deflationary in
nature, Thus, there exists an ur-

of our national monétary and credit
policies, and for removal:of the
unhealthy exchange premium on the
Canadian dollar.

kets of the world must be strength-
ened:and broadened, and at home
our domestic economy must be made
to work. It can be made to work if
we apply, on a national scale, pol<
icles to increase our income, use-
fully employ our workers and wise-
ly develop our resources,

“This is the challenge which
faces us today, This is the challenge

and vigor.”
The Premier didn’t say'so, but,
in his view, Canada will never face

it, and that’s why he ‘did present
it, and.now, of course, he can tell
everybody Ottawa ignores B.C. takes
everything out of B.C. and gives
nothing in return — poor, old down-

dust by Ottawa.

Yoa bet your boots, said the
Premier — Ottawa’ ignores ‘its. re-
sponsibilities in BC. — and the Fe-
deral government, said our Prem-
fer, had ‘better get a move on and
pay B.C, what Mr. Bennett thinks
it owes to the PGE —' about $17,
000,000,

This sum, said our Premier,
should: “be remitted forthwith b;
” Whe

trodden B.C, pummelled into, the

up to this

ment in Ottawa,

lta © & peray co ‘wa:

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- MARLANE HOTEL TPM. 2

Phone Josh Savoy’ af 9291 for Further Information L
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Gent need for a complete overhaul |

Our frading position in the mar-|%

we must meet with courage, wisdom | ij:

until there’s a Soclal Credit govern-| fj

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= it, if anything at.all, and that’s

OK by Mr. Bennett, too, for he'd
just as soon have what he thinks
are éxcuses to shout his head off
at Ottawa, as’he would the $17,-
000,000 for the PGE.’

Ah, politics, gear old, foscinat~

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