2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 9, 1964

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VICTORIA REPORT

The Premier Combines Work With Play

* BY JAMES K, NESBITT
Premier Ben-

mier I'd say ‘he's

dreaming up all

P< nanner of inno:

vations with which he'll ‘rock the
Legislature, which opens Jan, 23.

I would think, too, the Pre-
micr's jotting down notes for the
Speech from ‘the Throne, to be
read on opening day by Licutenant-
governor George Pearkes,

This annual speech is one of
the .Premier’s prides and joys.
Everyone pretends it’s the Lieut.
enant-governor’s Speech, but it
really is not. It's the Premier's
speech. He writes it himself. The
Lieutenant-governor only reads it.
His’ Honor wouldn't dare change
so much as a’comma. “And, while
the Governor reads the speech,
the Premier ‘sits back and ‘listens

in delight, a look on his face as

if he had never’ heard it before.
The speech always gives the odd
hint of what's coming, but mostly
it sings. the praises of the Social
Credit government's accomplish:
ments,

_ And so. there's our Premier —

ROBSON SOCIALS .

airs, T. Sanford Ph. 365-5883
Mr. and Mrs; A. Smecher re-
turned on Sunday from a two-
week vacation spent in Edmonton
with their son and

sunning himself on Waikiki, and
fanning himself under the palm
trees, and then dashing into seclu-
slon for an hour or so to write a

,| paragraph or two of the Throne

Speech.
That's the way our Premier

3 | works. He has a happy knack of

combining both work & play, Most
People find it difficult to join the
two, But then, our Premier is not
like most people.

I would say that everytime the
Premier mects a British Columbian
on the beach at Waikiki he gives
a political tecture, all about the
wonders of Social Credit, and how
the Conservatives’ are dead, and
the Liberals almost, and that the

port from. the voters.

Tho. Premier’ ‘return full of
hounee and pep and drive head-
Jong into the session, After the
opening he'll pump 2,000 hands at
a monster Government reception
in the Empress Hote). He, always
enjoys that reception. He delights
in the homage that is paid unte
him by the populace, even though
he knows full well. many people
only ,attend so that they might
enjoy free tea and buns and see
who's there,

As to the session — anything |:

might happen, -it's always, thus
with .a ‘legislative | session, ‘ Every-
thing's going along all cozy-like
when suddenly somebody says
and everything blows

state Robert

wants would he terrible and must
never be allowed to rule the roost
in British Columbia, and that only
Social Credit can get things done
and keep the people informed, and
that if you don't stand for some-
thing you'll fall for anything, and
that British Columbia isn’t going
to subsidize Ontario and Quebec
any longer, and that all he feels
for his fellow men is brotherhood
and good-will.

And all the while the blue,
blue waves will be pounding on
the beach at Waikiki and the out-
riggers will be roaring in, their pas-
sengers yelling as the salt scas
splash all over them, and the surf-
riders will be performing, way,
way out over the recf, and folk
will be sipping their stingers on
the terraces, while music plays and
the pretty dark skinned girls swivel
and sing tear-jerking songs, and
everyone grows dreamy-cyed lis-

Mr, and Mrs, Hugo Smecher me
three children, and with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. an

Mrs. A. Nixon and three children. | ¢,

This was the first time in 10 years
that the family had all been to-
gether,

‘Miss Loreen. “Webster of Van-
couver’ General’ Hospital spent
Chrlatenes at home with her family,

Mr, and Mrs, T,, Webster.

- Students who were home from
the three universities of B.C. and
have since returned to-school are
Gloria Lekteman to Victoria Col-
lege; Leslie Waldie, Ted Bachelor,
Len Fornelli, Bill Havdale to UBC,
and Glen Shuttleworth to NDU.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Christofferson,
‘Marie and Robin’ Ann spent Christ.
mas at Armstrong with Mr. and
Mrs, T, Hyde.

". Mr. and Mrs. W. Barrett of
Vancouver arrived here on Boxing
Day to spend a few days with Mrs.
Barrett's parents, Mr. and | Mrs.
Bert Martin, ©

+ Mr. and MragQ. Hawitt of Na
kusp spent’ Chi as* with *thel
daughter and ‘son-In-law, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Stewart Jr.

Mr. and Mra, W. T. Waldie
motored. to Spokane. to spend
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Love-
lJand-and then drove to Kimberley
to visit with Mr. and Mrs, E. Bey-
non and Robbie.

Mrs and “Mrs. “A. Jenner re-
turned’ from’ Vancouver on Sun-
day where they visited for'a few
days. They, were accompanied to
Vancouver by their daughter Fay
who is attending school there.

Mr. and Mrs. K. Robey and
Heather of Nelson spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine,

“Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldie and |"
“family of Nakusp, were recent vi-

sitors to Robson.

Mr, and:Mrs, A. Verigin had
their son Alex home for the holi-
days from Calgary. where he is
attending business school.

Miss Mary Evdokimoff of New
Westminster.spent a few days re-
cently with her family Mr. and
Mrs. P, Evdokimof£.

Mr, and Mrs, C. P.: Thompson
of Craigmyle, Alberta arrived: on
Boxing Day to. visit with bean
‘Thompson's mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Evans.

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Co. The t

tening to Wedding Song
— everyone except our Premier,
sipping his apple juice and dream.
ing which will bring him adulation
rom his supporters, rage. from
his opponents, and, he hopes, sup-

United Church Holds
Watch Night Service

A Watch Night Service was
held in the United Church on New
Year's Eve with Rev. F.. Willey
conducting the service. This was
a very impressive service and en-
joyed by all.

After the. servee those pr
sent adjourned to the Manse where
a_ social time was enjoyed with
singing and several games, Deli-
cious refreshments were served by
the ladies and all agreed that it
had been a very happy New Year.
Many thanks were extended .to
Rey. and Mrs, Willey for such a
delightful time.

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