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VICTORIA REPORT

By JAMES K. NESBITT

Legislative corridors: sre midly
buzzing these ditys as preparations
get underway for the 1961 session
of your Legislature, opening Jan,
24, only little more than two months
away,

Tt will be the first opening for
Lieutenent-governor George Peark-
es, V.C., who ‘is now living at Gov.
ernment House ag if he had been

Supper, Bingo
Held at Robson

The Robson Recreation Society
and the Evening Group held a suc-
cessful turkey supper in the Recrea-
tion Community hall,

The hall and tables were taste-
fully decorated with bowls of sys
santhmums and leaves.

‘The committee in charge of ar-
rangements were: Mrs. A, Smecher,
Mrs, A. W. Thorp, Mrs, W. Salekin,
Mrs. R. Batchelor, Mrs, P. Jolly and
Mrs, J. Schtepfer. Committee for
setting and decorating tables: Mrs.

' |R. Batchelor, Miss A. O'Brien and

. Corridors are Buzzing

thereall” his life, taking his busy
days in the energetic stride expect-
ed of him,

Clerk of the House Ned de
Beck, courtly in his black robes of
office, is on duty swearing in the
MLA’s elected Inst Sept. 12,
‘There are 12 brand-new mem-
bers, green as green os green, as
far ag the. Legislature's concerned,
‘Two are returning after the bitter-
ness of defeat some years ago and
the Joy of re-election — Liberal
Gordon Gibson of ‘North Vancou-
ver and COFer Prank Calder of At-
Un.

Hugh Shantz of North Okanag-
an is around, performing Mr, Speak-
er’s duties, which means he has
been given the nod by Premfer Ben-
nett thats he’ll again be ‘the Legis-
Inture's presiding officer, though
this won't be confirmed until open-

ing day. The Premter reolly makés
the appointment, but the House
pretends it elects Mr, Speaker, This
is part of the make-believe of our
legislative life.

Opposition Leader Strachen
comes to his legislatuve office in
thi

Mrs, Thorp. Washing up
Mrs, J, H, Smith, Mrs, L, M. Quance,
Mrs, M, Beynon, Mrs. H, F. Hyson,
Mrs. R. Oborne, Mrs, A, Woodrow,
Mra, B. Macalister, Mrs, Bert Mar-
tin and Miss Lily Perkins,

After a delicious supper Lloyd
J, Stadler and Bert Martin took
charge of the bingo, The Evening
Group members were in charge of
the enterainment, Proceeds of the
supper are to be divided between
the Recreation Society and the Ev-
ening Group.

Williams Lake

Advertising Bureau

Members of the B.C. Weekly
Newspapers Advertising Bureau have

‘}re-elected Clive Stangoe, publisher.

of the Williams Lake ‘Tribune, as;
President ‘for 1960-61.

Other officers re-appointed du-
ring the 42nd annual convention of
the British Columbia Weekly News-
papers Association in Vancouver
were: Fred Cruice, Gibson Coast:
News, vice-president; Arvid Lundell,

f | Revelstoke Review, secretary-treas-

urer; Arthur Stanley, Nakusp Ar-
row Lake News; Lang Sands, Mis-
sion City Fraser Valley. Record;
Claude Hoodspith, Lions’Gate Tim-
es, West Vancouver and Nestor Iz-
owsky, White Rock Sun.
Joyce Clough of. Vancouver is
manager. :
Cc on the growth of

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the Advertising. Bureau, president
Clive Stangoe announced an expan-
sion program which includes a move
to larger quarters in the now Fid-
elity Life Building and addition to
staff.

Me. Btangoe also announced that
all members: of the bureau will be
classified ulider the: Audit: Bureau

of Olreulations effective Jan. 7, 1960,

e two or
three days a week. The more he
thinks of what he and his party
did-in the recent election the more
pleased he:‘s — the more convinced
he'll be the Premier after the next
election, What Strachen did, 98 a
matter of fact, was very good in-
deed — 16 CCF members, an in-
crease of six — a falrly hefty op-
position for Mr, Bennett's Social
Credit.

Liberal Jeader Ray Perrault came
along one day to be sworn in, and
he's not feeling exectly displeased
with himself, either. He won a seat
in the House, and he managed to
double Liberal representation, even
though that means only four seats,
But it's certainly better than je
smack on the head, which the Pre-
miler hoped.the Liberals would get
in the. polling booths, and it could
mean that one of these years the
Liberals might be back’ in power,
though it’s‘ unlikely,

‘The legislative chamber’s being
torn apart, and a new air condition-
ing system, to cost $10,000, ts going
in. Modern-day MLA'S seem to be
weaker sisters than those who went
hefore. In the good old days MLA's
had voices}, that could be heard all
over the’ place, they seldom read
thelr speeches, and they didn’t care
df they sweated, and had to mop
thelr brows. It all added to the
theatrical effect. But, since we now
lve in a matridrehy, men - have
toned down their volces to a.mum-
ble, since women can't stand males

;| Who shout. It’ hurts their feelings.

Today MLA’s are so weak-volced
they. need loud. speakers :on’ their
desks; most» of them read. ‘their
speeches, ‘which they aren't suppos-
ed to do, and such reading makes
most speeches mighty dull. ‘Too’ bad,

but MULA’s ‘have become a0’ fragile
they must be. air-conditioned. -

The new alr conditioner’ will
Brobably make s‘roaring sound, as

all air

ccc |

‘The Government of

The Province jof British Columbia
“LIQUOR-CONTROL PLEBISCITES. ACT”

PROCLAMATION OF RETURNING OFFICER.
PROVINGE OF BRITISH CULUMBIA
In Licensing Area No. 45, as designated ‘under

tie “Government Liquor Aci, i853”

To Wit:
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the electors in Licensing: Area

do, and this will
be distracting, and will eventually
add to the: wear and ‘tear ‘on the
nerves of MLA's,” i

Why, in this age of mechanfcal
genius, can’t air-conditioners and
other such horrors be made : to
work silently? :

nem

Soe CAE es.
SMITH? Ss,

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sitors present,

the devotional period which ‘con-

‘Tho meeting wag opened with! porter offered to serve on the com-|:
all Joining in the singing of a hymn| mittes. ta ‘attend: to the Christmas|
followed by a ‘prayer read by the| remembrances, The president, on| then shopped at a well-supplied
President, Mrs, D.' Carter. ‘Mrs, P.lpenalt of the members, gratefully|bring-and-buy table and also at a

WA to Remember Xmas Sick

‘The regular meeting of the Rob: at the December meeting in order) hold the December meetiig’ (at her
son Women's ‘Association to’ the|to have adequate funds to remem-| home.
Community Memorial Church was|ber the sick and shut-in members|”
held with 19 members and two vi-|of the community. at Christmas,

Following the conclusion of the
| business, tea was served by . the
‘Mrs, W, R. Brown and ‘Mrs. J, [hostesses Mrs. EL Fr _Hygon ‘and Mrs,
WoT. | Waldie and the members

sisted of the reading of a chapter
of “The Life and Work of Women
in Canadiai Churches.” This was
followed by a discussion,
Correspondence included ‘a let
ter from Rev. M. 8. Reside inform-
ing the Assoclatioh that the dona~
tion received ‘by him at the™ last
meeting had been sent to the Bri-
tish Forelgn ‘Bible Society.
‘Committee reports were then
given, during which time Mes, A.| -
Miller reported on the ‘stationery
committee and turned ovr the pre-
fits from her committee. Mra, Mil-
ler was given a hearty round of
applause for her work on this com-
mittee for the past few months,
Following the treasurer's report,
the members authorized the pay-
ment of $100 to the boatd of trus-
tees of the Robson Ohurch to be
applied on the balance due on the|
furnace Installation. It was also de-
‘cided to purchase, 10. “stacking”
chairs for use in the church hall.
The amount of money realized
by the association for Missions dur-
ing the year is to be divided equally
among the mission funds of the
three denominations Anglican, Bap-
tist and United Churches.
Mrs, E. H.. McPhee, Mrs, G, H.
Thring and Mrs. P. Swift agreed
to form the nomination committee
in order to take nominations for
election at. the December meeting.
‘The visiting committee for Novem-
ber and December Js Mra, O. B.
Ballard and ‘Mrs. S. Humphries, It
Was decided to have a “money tree”

Pro Teams Send

Congratulations

Teams in the Castlegar and
District Minor Hockey Association
have received best wishes for 2
successful hockey -yeat. from the
Montreal Canadiens and the Chica-
go. Black Hawks,

The best: wishes were enclosed
with, group fiictures of. teams sent
the focal association this: week, All
members of the two professional
teams have signed’ the pictures, |

Swift, program convenor, conducted] secepted Mra, Brown's invitation to stationery gift counter.

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