en ‘Thursday, Joly 28, 1 "1968

CASTLEGAR NEWS

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Established in Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven

B.C. Following Keynesian Principles

_ To give Premier Bennett credit, his
shows that
he ot one ‘Canadian finance minister who
is trying — and with some success — to
follow Keynesian principles.

The great British.,economist urged
governments to budget for deficits in bad
’ times and for surpluses in good times, Mr.
Bennett is wisely accumulating surpluses
and paying off debt in the present ex-

ry

Brushing aside his peculiar account: | ¢
ing, which showa a net surplus of only

$10.8 million, we find partly hidden a to-|¥°*

tal kitty of $75.8 in cash surpluses, largely
made up from previous unexpected sur-
pluses.

But what is really astonishing is that
the premier is able to hold on to this sum
while at the same time spending $66.3 mil-
lion to pay off debts of the Pacific Great
Eastern Railway and the ferry fleet.’

Panelonary period. He is sing. better than
the federal a

deflationary factor in a highly inflationary
situation.
There ig some lesson in: the fact that

British Columbia is able to do. this with-:

out suffering at a time when Prime Min-
ister Wilson has his back to the wall fi-
nancially. and faces drastic measures to
curb’ Britain’s inflation.

Mr. Bennett, despite his voiced opti-
mism, sees local danger signals in the slow-
ing down of B. C.’s prolonged boom.

He tosses a barb at the federal gov-—
ernment by complaining that Ottawa's .

“tight “money” policy is responsible for
this slowdown. However, he was wise en-

among the self. -liquidating. contingent lia-

bilities which, with Hydro’ and: others,

these are supposed, to be he

now Pp

can onl de: id con-
ay, oe ate red: {and ona
itor ‘Frank ee mid this

‘The storable milk, called
UHT milk, ‘is Produced tn an in-
tense form ; of
which does not interfere with its
Ruteitional qualities or protein
to!

Details of the new process,

ed for up to six months, were
Australian

ae n his way home

after attending a. world “milk

conference in Munich;,says he
does ‘ not anticipate ,,moves to

pasteurization | Men!

Australian Milk Could |
Bech Logging Camps >

export: milk to.North America,
but:,added:' “If I was a small

x: | farmer I would be worrying.” |
iH is

Said Richter:

nen Ht te not

SAVAGE SHOES

“for children

“Commonwealth country and
Canada would not place any em-
bargos against’ a Commonwealth
country’ providing the quality
‘of the. product met our require:

“UHT milk may be very
desireable in’ B.C: We have re-
operations ‘and a

fmilic

under which’ milk can be stor-| ©
ven suring | a visit
fe iullk Board | donsed mili

“While Ferguson was. in
Vancouver members of my staff
talked to him ‘about thy ‘new
process and I ook! Horwerd to
Teading their report.

‘make up the $1.4 billion | indi
of the province. :

As has been said, there is no quar-
rel with Mr. Bennett. for: paying, ‘off some

it debt

-classic Keynesian model in paying: off some,

of: this debt. But in using tax money for
the purpose he is exploding own naive
theory that B.C. has no public debt. 7

The B.C. community will hope Mr.
Bennett’s financial luck ‘holds: out so that
when’ the legislature next meets his esti-
mates will continue’to show. potential sur-
pluses. It will-then be time for him to con-

ough two months ago to ize the
dangers inherent: in rising construction
costs when he ordered deferment of: post-
Ponabie pol works,

sider, whether he can’t do more for the

municipalities.of .B.C., which:still find it the

‘The cult of fem:

evel
Telates to their sex.
ioe this

ig he-does and ‘thinks |.

By F. B: Pearce

~ Many | Prefer Good Books

ere origin and attainments,

It ‘understandable, too, that
there are'sb many salacious’ mag:
azines‘on the stands. It is the re-
sult of a cynical belief that men
are intensely interested ''in ihe

:| cruder'forms of sex. With this |;

9 | in mind magazines’ vie with one
an other in giving the public
‘what it’ imagines it wants.

| It ig probable that there are
many. men who like-this kind of

have‘ so many

tough’ to :hold down deficit despite the

. Eeneperiy: _ = Vaneouver Sun

the titles
of some of th the magazines suggest
this, but: women .also lke’ this

need--
The garage is still half-painted
from last summer, though the
new green is fading nicely into
the old ‘blue.

the above reasons.

- daughter is moping because she strawberris

doesn't have a waitress’s job, like.
call her pals.

In: addition my piles are
acting up, my bursitis is throb-
bing, my, P olf t has gone sour, and

parent got my snow tires

ye
In short, its a typical day of
my suminer, holidays. the! 2!
tilfference between the "peat |
fal ‘ihusion and the sordid:reali-

be For the few.school teachers | estate

IRSURANGE
For All. Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL: ESTATE NEEDS

3| close the apartment,

., there, Listening to nai
My | watching the squirrels at play,

who: are? not ob) tang a _surimer

ig papers, we

fo 70 long, & golden months of sum-

mer stretch . ahead like a
‘glimpse of para :

And for a fow, they are

pretty. close to it Tite they, are] Fi

inmarried ones who don’t have

a home to maintain, and have

all year. They ply

pick up

shen tickets, and head for Uto-

And even the rest of us

‘Up early, stroll about the
SY pulling a weed hete and
the birdies,

smelling the summer morn.

Breakfast. The works, Fresh
ies, bacon and eggs,
pot of coffee.

. Then to work. Nine till noon
at the iter. Lunch. Game
of golf. e family to beach for
swim. Home for leisure! arin

and steak.
in lawn chair with Rok ped
Then, up and at it again, fresh

By ‘summer's end, a healthy
lear-eyed constitution, a eee
ready ior the Pablisher, an

out of f women’s magazine.
“That's the Frere It’s about
as much like: the reality as the
Venus de Milo is like an orang-
outang.
There are soveral flies in
the soup. I won't even mention
such things as boné laziness, the

wife dreams -up.
date | mode, All wint

nine,
bleary-eyed retreat from eres at
eleven.

Secon
pe B Here’s a typical In fact
ippened this yt Old
friend, wath ehildren dropped
eir way
inva town. aa dayed for lunch’

At 1.15, students arrive for

heat and 140 chores a day my]!
One. of the © big es Here is the

ing. the: fates
oft 50 oy ee of medio-

bi
nd big difficulty is is peo- | squirrels

out
beats hell: ‘out of: ‘eng
dead: and: buried. '-

‘The historic > steamshi
Beaver will cruise again'to
tish: Columbia ports in 1966 and

Centennial Committee's salutes
ie i tramieportetion of | the past

ae lea of the Beaver,
steamship to 09) off

the West Coast, was. introduced
at Clover \Point, Victoria, on

until late this year,:the. Centen- | Arron

Historic Beaver to Cruise
_ Off the West Coast ‘Again

Saturday and will be open to the | mall
public at various ports of call| Navy

1967 as one of. the Provincial | 9,

er Harbour,
2. Ladner and New we
1. November. ;
Ports of call for 1967, will
ter. The

kind of reading. ‘A psycholo;
j | maleate “well. make Peon dy et
salacious reading, HH

and
| Swould be both interesting ; and in-

formative, °.:
Looking at. the ma; e
one might te eg
6° whole -nation was’ in-

FoLyaa ‘find Dboys. and. ‘rls

browsing through ‘books to find

something more suited.to their
minds and intelligence than the
magazines and then you realize
that. the . distinction

A Maddocks Shoe a

Luncheon. Specials.

Try Our Light Laas Daily
Specials'—'Sit'at a Table in Our
Air-Conditioned Biting: Room

WORKMEN'S LUNCHEONS To co
HOT SPECIALS FOR EVENING TRADE

"Come As You Are’... ‘Enjoy the Best

City Centre Dining Room

SMORGASBORD. OFF FOR THE SUMMER SEASON

From: B.C, Hyde

AND {THOUGHT YOU CHECKED THE: VACATION SCHEOULE +”

ake ig British | Colum-
bia'for aye ears,

mf still stands |
ne instills

meer
mine, an, \:,, snowshoe
maker and. bush philosopher.
iHe lives in.a tiny log cabin
on ‘the’! ‘shore of ‘Duncan Lake | Bi
in’ Howser," a one-
town that long since has
ed ‘a: mantel. of hushed silence,

le, the cabin: Billy will
AEE you with his yarns of

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Final Cainpaign August ell
. 930 am.

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classes is nowhere more share
:defined® than: in the. bool
, | they read. ..

Canada’ is. much more ‘for-
tunate-than the United States.
It is possible: to - buy. pocket

books, yb) if not good read-
ing in. the e literary sense still
have no other faults. in every

small town.

Ina few very. good class

“| books 'can:be bought. The retail

store of the Grand Forks Gaz-
ette has ‘a remarkably good selec-
tion of such‘ books

series

noticed how seldom one can buy
light literature to pass the the | Aime,

za fo ayn eket books oe 80 pine it would
appear
small in.

We “Take Botter::
636 ‘COLUMBIA

th: h.

“CIVIL. DEFENCE

and the and fe
out 1967," Centennial year of

Phone 365-7944

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

On the whole Civil Defence
is strongest and most active

in the municipalities where the | ta;

municipal government . shows
proper interest and gives full
moral support.

A MESSAGE .
TO WOMEN ©
WHO WORK

~ FROM THE
DEPARTMENT
' OF LABOUR

‘Hon. Lesiic R. Peterson, Q.C.
‘Minister of Labour.

British Columbia Centen-
nial events in the transportation
field also include the recent vin-

aguer'Cance Pageant, tour of
the antique ‘locomotive Dun-
robin, and the spectacular Cen-

+ ptenidalintemationat-Abboteiond:

‘Air Show scheduled for 1967.
The Beaver will be open:to
visitors: at Victoria’s Inner Har-
bour:from- July 23 through 27.
Other visits for.1966 as fol-
lows? Fulford’ Harbour, July 28;
Ganges, July 29; Hope ‘Bay, Pen-
der Island, ‘July 30, 31; cree

. 1, 2; Ladysmith 3

cA

ary of the union of the crown
son B crown | Comm :

‘THMELESS TOPIOS.

Christian Fly Accepts.

Christian Education ; Committee
Canadian. Woes io fa vof- chur

fornlly really a
tally: .

when you 2 want to learn not to| i
holler; when you ‘tan “have'a
coom‘ ora corner, all your:own
: + but also when you have the
others; always ‘there.’

‘Gina ou are Gus of the
{amare people--who -will
Use ‘an Electric Air Con-
‘ditioner to: keep your.”
‘home. cool and comfort
sie’ all summer, long,

e!
WEST" KOOTENAY
: POWER .

i
mily, is.a family when
ou fan holes. foud without. Pel y A

family. isa family
your Aaa rubs: your head with
fils; gxeat di; tend when: your
is baking. just when. ‘you
amily is &

lunch bar fot Saturday snack on
a

world, outside, and you |
it over, and try to see it all in
God’s-way. .

ight,
owing full: welljithat at home
is love and: understanding, more
in enough to heal the bruises .
of your day in the world outside.
family is like a

d or dee ily.
you can, bring home. news fi

* By Local Faattal
the Cross

0 yg: it it gets you. off and gang he has bought.a-small house on

chase: 18,
will be needed for: the. reservoir
behind Duncan Dam. But:he will | b
contintie’ to' live by ‘a ‘lake ‘or

then, you WW | Kootenay Lake near Nelson. “It

there's pet there when you
takin. ve Bly Safer nearly 609 muse’

come splashin,

your Tatest’ trip into ‘the un- 1

eprs Has he

j
ping, an
piey.. a bas brand of | fof seo:

‘has| way just. fine, he'll tell pon

after nearly 60 years ta

recent
of. sho
Mi up rau fe. ite of trap: oho

"christian 'é
there’s ' fellowship,’ acceptari
a “feeling ot com-

in Mung g ‘and ‘the same blood in
5 | our: velns,— a

and: impuises~'tha'

pull us together: in .a relation-
ship better. than: frtende,

titere's creating, puilag,. Soak

again, | a

Af

‘Provincial Road

tor | love,’ meeting :sufferin,

rane TeROTB ais

er cent ‘n= 18,207: Hecldents -
Bro more than. the ‘correspo:
ing period ‘last, year... |

+ Fatalities numbered 20:
the end of May, an increase of | W!
38 and- -property:. damage rose
$1,150,. 582 to $8,885,271. _ May.
was ‘the only month: to: (show a

decline in, deaths, dropping to
fe

42, from 53 last: ‘May.

. the cross is.acce!

creating something-new ‘.
ing the stuf? and’ Stace of br
ve

Boe Tet ghieg an eed
Hons skill and ialignees to
ve.?

A Christian familly is wheii
and ‘handling th
fate}:and ecepHtg. 2, it'with ‘one
concerns: fi 18. person. who.

uy ie ED

Uhristion demiliy is. what |

A
one: mah has;called’ “a warm
structure’ of, 1 ove and power ‘in

which ‘you really feel pha be:

Jong... Krom thy base
go out a make a Christian aif.
ference a the world . - as from
none other!

Thank God: for a Christian

wey and be one

C ‘ircus will Feature Acts -
New to Pacific Northwest —

of wsiperlatve, ¥

In, yi
only a super-circus. would:
good enough: forthe -1966 pack
fie Nation: ition:

And this year’s Shrine-PNE
Circus, to.“be ‘Presented in. the
Form Aug, 28 » through...Sept.
5, is is) them ost super is of

Ail the excitanient ana exit
aration, of .the expected: circus
ued a ‘be fiers = siete with

Acts never before seen in
the Pacific , Northwest will be
such: as: Beauty-and
The Beasts. in which-a ‘dazzling
damsel ‘does 'death-defying feats
with, the wildest’ animals of
jungle. and-plain..-
‘The circus, is, just_one of
ctions ai

SCOT -majol
the 1966. PNE, which features
a. salute to British Columbia's

Centenary.
s In- *Buiditio n..to Beau!

; | The’ Beast, which incl

Vacation Valiié Day
= at : :
‘Kootenay Builders ae
DUE TO THE FOP JLARITY.OF 4
‘ARE PLE
TO,REPEAT THESE ‘GREAT BAR-
GAINS:

of; Royal Bengal tig-
Berber

|} ers,” biack-maned: and

lions, Russian brown -bears:and
| an! African \ wil ; Mores

maddest:

-displa chimpanzee.
and monkey Dusiness in the cir

acing. evil ready in ‘foi
with

Wi]
was identified by a

en | now,” he*: says.

confidence
thi eee pte ‘Aman cat

can
ee “or bur id into the side ||

tl of the. frame. eR.
‘Let the: young fellas do it; ™u With

, j,Seital Buy, clan Ses nN

Billy Clark Ki
| Giant sagt With One Shot

have o ho! has lived for years in
wilderness ;and beaten
i ape He's. made his

Photocopying
Letters “—' Birth: Certificates”
Important foere
ppl
"Co jes of | Book Pages
man ‘is being taken out of the
woods,

But no one will ever
take the woods out of the man. |

even in a tangle with a gr

bear.
Back in 1995 one of the larg-
st grizzlies. ever taken in the
Kootenays let. his voracious aj
petite ‘ead him to%an uatimel
death by Billy’ i Trifle.
18 ar visited. the

Clark cabin in Bie absence ‘and
te a number of.muskrat car-

- | causes Billy’ had: jaced tempor-

arily in’ a'ccoal: | “At.
thought the tae to be

m | a’ black bear —' but ‘later that
ssum- | evening while he. sat. skinning

carcasses’ he caught: sight of.a
Frew at igeizzly at the river. By
Cy Hing Billy had! Bieked up
his hustled + the

e
Colonial Club

"Foilndets Of the original Colonial Club wish to in-
form,the residents « of Castlegar and district that any-
one wishing to join can do. 50 by contacting the pre-
‘sident, Ted Stewart at 359-7563. ‘Dues are $6 annual-
ly. There, willbe. a dib dance every second month
’ with refreshments -sold. No one under 21 accepted.
Country, aiid... Western . rape pitt vocals, by the Co-
lonials. Membership « be purchased. at open: 7’
ing, dance, Watch yoiir betes. ana; posters ‘for? f.
date and piace.

bet, Bs sor

the «frozen

ground to ahere -he had left

the: carcass. But the bear was
Tong gone.

Cee

iired_9. feet. 6.inches.long and
6; feet io inches wide, A real

osinee givi bis gnow
re nee neon iat aca Hierest re-

construction of 3

conee e beaver,
other Siitials for show, You
many orks

E Craft &

of. en
the ‘Pacific National
Exhibitions nase ‘and: hobby
fin

Hobby Show

y Entries

all over Canada and several Un-

ited States. points:such as Mon-

saa Michigan, Utah and: Ore-
on.

Slot car racing; which prov:
ed to, bi a big hit at last. year’s
show, réturns, a ‘this year
with a larger. track.

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In 10 years the number of working women in British
Columbia has risen by 60 per cent. They now number
190,000—more than one quarter of the total work force
—and are making a major contribution to the economic
life of this Province,

To assist women ‘with problems relating to their em-

loyment the British Columbia Department of Labour
bas established a Women’s Bureau.

It is‘concerned with the well-being of women in all
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