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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, Nov. 24, 1960”

Announce Candidacy’ Early
For Municipal Elections |:

Nomi ion ér .two

to. fill vacancies in the. ovens Village

‘Council, are now. being invited and should

be in before noon’ of Mon., Dec. 5: 'Too '

often in the past that is when these norii-

* inations ‘have come in — seconds before’+

the actual deadline. on nominating day.*
Should not a candidate be able. to
make his decision long before that date

and the final hour? We emphatically ‘say 1

that he should.
The role of a ‘commissioner is a heavy.
and important one. A man willing to ac-’

cept the responsibilities attached thereto .

should be one’'that~can, make decisions
without waiting till the final minutes. He
should be proud to: make known'his can-
didacy to the public before’ zero hour. -:
This: gives the ratepayers an opport-
unity. to. see: who the candidates’ will be.
’ They can discuss the situation. and: the
candidate. They can also have an opport-

unity: to find better candidates if they.

think the ones proposed may not be the
best choices available. .
True, it will permit the small town

The onus to get things lie 3 on ae
‘Columbia river power ‘development now
rests on the federal government's | should-
ers.

j . politician to bo" “into; action. But. ‘this’ will

happen’ ‘anyway, even, after. the’ Romina-
-tions: are closed.’ There is bound, to be
campaigning « etc..

“We do not agree ‘with ‘secrecy when
it, comes to positions. of public offices,
“Anyone running:as a public official should
become well known far ahead of.the date

--who are entitled to vote.

when he will want the support; of. those - vhs

“in. the’ fort

“ions and the. election should not be confin- :

ed to the candidates and their immediate
supporters: The“ ratepayers should -show-.

:a greater. awareness of who the candidates. .

are’ atid what. the staté*of village affairs
is. There often is too much criticism of

: what.the commissioners do, and too little’

is-done’ to offer. constructive. ‘suggestions
or-.ideas to remedy the: situation. -

Apathy is: a very serious condition, fs

“and: we. in. Osoyoos: do not warit ‘it to set’
in asit has in other communitiés. Let’s
get candidates proposed early, ‘and all pay
attention’ to the government at, our own

oes, _ ae “Times

ag

t6 ini B.C. money’:

‘what rate and: on: what terms?

“~~ Mr. Bennett séems. to :feel he’s ‘entitl-
ed; ito both:a loan-and a grant. Federal
i have talked of.lending half. the

There’ S. been. igh of
‘about offers’ ‘of co-operation, ‘made and -
denied. Premier Bennett has put. himself —
on‘record ‘by his letter’ to Finatice Minis-

ter ‘Fleming .as. open, to an offer: He has ‘-

asked for Specific. information: ;
It’s up to: Mr Fleming to -supply. that ~
information. When “he' does there. should

be a+firm ‘basis for’ negotiation. At. Brey

sent there is none. ‘

What Mr: Bennett: wants ‘to, know is.
what. -everyohe’ wants to know. ‘There. have-
been: “suggestions that Ottawa would. fin.
ance half, the cost... But.in what manner?
By. an. outright | ‘grant,.as-in the case’ of
similar hydro projects in Canada—notably :
the South ‘Saskatchewan ‘dam? For: this.
Ottawa put up half the cost in cash. .

“Is ‘the ‘federal government: prepared

Its alittle later: than most congratul

ations you “have been. ‘getting; . but: we'll _

add our just: the same. No. other’ election

” on earth, , other than’ our..own, Bets” the .

people of Canada 'SO* vexcited. and intere:
ed than the ofie:you “just” won. Just: asin
America people, stared bleary-eyed” “af the
TV sets for hours.on -Nov. 8,.so. did mi
lions of Canadians. i

“Most Canadians: were’ pulling so you.

Mr. Kennedy, because they. Hs
” you talked...
. You did not ‘ak’ all's well.
-world”. .You wanted some action;.. 501

effart, some sacrifice,. some “let's ‘get on:

with ‘the job, there's 'lots-of work ahead”,
We liked: that: ‘too—and . we “needed | t
same message.’ *

- They ‘say you don't ‘know mu E
Canada‘ Mr.: Kennedy. We hope
make ‘it a‘point to-find out. We’

closest allies,- your dearest friend—but we:

. are often your’ severest critic, a thorn; in

your side.’ But. its friendly criticism ‘and: =

Columbia. development’s' cost. — ‘$450,-

000,000 — at‘market" rates, plus 44 of one] -

Per cent for service: :

. But what's the market: rate? There] "Z7
are in fact. several, Ottawa‘ is‘paying 5% ;
~per cent -on’some:-of “its loans, It’ offered

an‘ average ‘of 4,71: on: its’ most. recent
A

ight) x bet-|' .
‘fer, if /he-wenttinto’ the: ‘market “himself to

‘borrow: the. mofiey- “But i ‘is it desirable, that

he. Columbia should .be: launched '-as: ayes
* joint’ federal-provincial : undertaking. Jt :is)

more vital..to Canada as ‘a:whole thant any
public Undertalin ce ithe St. Laeaes
‘Seaway.’

We’: ae a “young oe pieaide Seung:

We need men. that’ ‘talk'tlike: _you— that :
‘ want, to, build; to..work,; to iacrifice if-ne=|.:
gessary to make * “this © ‘count , eet ‘not .

‘mate : and

elect: ‘Kennedy’ from your’

‘boltrs. Let’s make: this a “presidency the]

world wall neve

HoPE Youle HELP. FIGHT.
9515, TOO! »

5 * propiiy, PP, Sth at'Elm Street |
: Sunday Masses at 8.

‘The Communit. Bible. Centra

ay’ inthe Legion Hall.
28 TAt 31 Columbia Avenue
10. 30..a.m. Sunday School — 7. 30) p.m. Family. Service
- Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. — Young ‘People's, Hour.» -
Thursday, WAS Pm. — ‘Prayer: and: Bible ‘Study:

- United Church of Canada’.

nk Robson = ‘ist and 3rd "Sundays at '11 a.m,
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7.30 p. m,
- Ki d— - Service: of Worship at 9.45 a.m,:

‘No One ‘Alone

One star ‘alone. doesn’t: ‘make the’ heavens Shine, Lo

A’single branch can’t shape a growing tree;~
One note, one sound, though pleasing to. the ear,
Can’t of itself ‘become a symphony. - 3

One stroke “cannot create a inasterpiece

* However. deft the artist’s- brush: -may be,

One velvet petal doesn’t form'a rose;

‘ oe a Faindrop: cannot swell the restless sea."

‘No one alone is a “separate entity, :
- But an infintesimal part of one great plan;’
_As no one color, creed, philosophy

Can rise above the brot aerhood :0£ | man.

argaret Obedkott

Church: of Latter Day Sains
_ Sundays at 10 am, in the Twin Rivers Hall

Grace Presbyterian Church
Worship Service: 11 a.m. Sunday Church School: 9.45 p.m.
'. Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m...
:dr-Sr. High Young People’s Fridays at 7.30, p.m.

, Minister: Rev. M. S. Reside, BAY ‘BD: + Phone 4987 :

The Pentecostal Tahemacle

‘Sunday School - 10 am. — Morning Worship - 1lam.
Evangelistic - 7.30 p. m. — Prayer'and Bible Study,
. Thursday at 7.80°'p.m.
Young People’ s Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.

- Robson Momorial Church:
United Church — 1st and 3rd Sundays at-11 am.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at'11° aim. and ©
4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
: Baptist Church — Sth Sunday.

The Anglican, Church.

ae First. Sunday in Advent :=.27th Nov.
: 9:30 St. :Alban's Holy Communion *
_ 11:00 :St. John’s Holy Communion
7:30 St. Albah’s Evensong < . /
ROBSON ~~. 8:30..a.m. Holy Communion
=, 7:80 p.m: ‘Evensong: = a
St. -Andrew’s. Days - Wed., 30th Nov. ene
Holy. Communion ' *= 10:00 st. Alban’s

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS; Thursday, ‘Nov. 24,1960

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