C2... CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 29, 1982”

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AUGUST 4

Hope's oils and water’ colors.""We havea house full’ of
‘them,” says Ross, I looked at Kootenay scenes; rivers and
creeks, ‘trees ‘and
flowers, and even a smattering ‘of moro modern ibstract By
works.)\\//:)

‘Hope ‘painted when ‘she was very young, but put
away. héer brushes when ‘the. children came’ along and

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“Seeing what the others are doing”
beneficial and important to ‘Hope. | For many: years ‘now '
she and two other local artists, Marjory West and Dozie ’.
Crawford have made'a habit of regularly. getting out into
the out-of-doors ‘to’ sketch:

Besides ‘hanging on the walls of her home, Hope's y
creations have been displayed annually at' ‘the Community

* Art’ Show and ‘this ‘year ‘she entered,a’ painting in’ the’

Juried Art Exhibition. Right now'you-can get a Icok at
Hope's colorful Pletures at ‘the Kinnaird branch ‘of the
Castlegar Library.

Ross is proud of his wile's accomplishments ; ‘and iss ‘
her biggest fan, but as I wandered around the outside of ©
their home I 'saw.'at ‘once that Hope is not the only,

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OTTAWA (CP) — Sir John
A. Macdonald ‘loved a. good
quart. of: whisky, but’ ‘we
would have been just as con-
tent: to tipple froma litre-
sized bottle.

History shows” that’ the
metrication of Canada. first

began in-19th century under .

Macdonald's Conservative
administration and was vig-
orously opposed by the Lib-
erals of the day. © +:

The opponents of the met-_

ric system today —.many of
the most vocal are. Con-
servative MPs — are running

around the country claiming a

metrication is a Liberal plot
being. ‘shoved ‘down the
throats of -voters. already
_ gagging on bilingualism.

Actually, true-blue Tory
Macdonald asthe father of
metrication: was’ aided. by
such other Conservative ‘lu-
minaries as John ‘Diefenba-

ker, Robert Stanfield and Joe

Clark.

Macdonald's ‘chief .hench-
man was Alexander Morris,
the minister of inland rev-
enue who piloted ‘the ‘first
metric bill through the Com-
mons in 1871-despite the ob-
jections of the Opposition.

LIBERALS DISPLEASED ‘:

Hansard had not yet begun

to’ make transcripts of'Com- -

mons debates in 1871. How-
ever, ‘official records -of ‘the
debate show © the © Liberals
were displeased with ‘what

they, considered to be'an as- -

sault on the beloved English
system of imperial Weights
a measures,

‘The most vociferous | op-
ponent appears to have been:
Luther Hamilton Holton,:a -

. Literal MP. from ‘Chateau: |

1. who said. Morris
ing the | bill
up an other-:

.. legislative |

‘In, more. modern cet

metrication found a stalwart.

supporter in. Louis-Joseph -

Pigeon, a Conservative from
the Quebec riding of Joliette-
Assomption:! Montcalm | who

“George Hees, Diefenbak-

~er's industry’ and.commerce
minister, was officially coal to *
forced metrication, but it was’

during’ his tenure’ that the
government : seriously. began

's Con-
servative administration, of-
ten to the taunts’ of Liberal
MPs, to think metrick. |”

the’
that the 19th ‘century .Con-

‘servatives claimed would “be -

beneficial” to, Canada.

f eo Liberal ee
white paper tabled in 1970 by.

‘Jean‘Lue-’;Pepin,~ then’: in- -

dustry, trade and commerce

“minister, said:“The ‘govern:
ment believes that adoption
~ of the, metric system | is’ ul-

y ‘debate~ on
n reached its ‘most

. Horner, *

timately’ inev: and de-
sirable for, Canada,” a policy

4. endorsed by all parties in the

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