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Waoy soy auioipuds sespI0y sets DAY. Hy yBnoyYy- ons] 1015 *HOWSU,
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 7, 1979
One man’s opinion

C2

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“405 10 Asus Out, 1 ra nasi

Times change

Early returns from mu-
nicipal councils across the
province show an ‘“‘encourag-

for memorial fund:

cluded” on the list of réci-
plents of the annual $500 bur-
saries to be set up under the

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By FRED HERRIMAN BAH SUN
my
suusyiouaziy, wd age)

fund in each of B.C’ 72 : : umes ayia “Sat Het Ao
thd NOLLVINGS:
school districts, Fer sir sing anon Woe
Mayor Tom Barnett of » Souamag tustiuds ns 0) jo syunoDo8 jouOszOd -guaceunnia
Campbell River, a former fed- 3.908 ApunuiON _ae° BulpuRy
‘ : , sOunquepi; aiiIe SuOIsY OU BAO:
eral NDP Member of Par! oo YEN Feu" ai Aamuawnoog
Buordureyd 49 eH OOS TES 40 CONSETT
OLES-S9E eucy,

‘A
ouuy Fioa 'o oA 9D puel iuime 7B Rad 210
ament, reported that he had =e 7 ea aNAOWI D sors easel 2iree
Scen apptnted.honorey mini id over mS soy a
pinty BAO’ dine Cw ir i i ‘aus _ siudda. oe id
: ae ml i Tae 3A} “ADI UIT "0PM Ou8D, sueieanb Anemia asunooa aL ‘ONISILUBAAY
mi ion in es as y es Sana puoausd Awagay pus 11ON uy Sagas ee NEB AL
aan einen BOVDY ey $9) -tu0AID Moyo) sly pus iia 30 . HUM 3NTzOIS oul ea pu ast elooe

a ” cca sup
amon y S320 0D parr arp eerie re pany eB sie
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SSUNOOT TIE: f
During 1978, the B.C. mining industry paid over $110 million in 1 hbo

aap Sano), cH aes Lavon wea o1anea Sounvexo wesSod sat
an
taxes to our province, plus more than $69 million in federal tnpt te Biman
waniaobes so uointoay uo afayiveid oF sivas WBA a ial aot os) ‘sav09

iy
aus 8 Aine Auesoauey BOvds Nt A801
ut

ing response”’ to the ongoing Sol Ww u 901g)
appeal for contributions to the

W.A.C, Bennett Memorial
Fund, according to a fund
spokesman,

p. Among some 30 com-

Ye Olde Imperial Bank of Canada pald its ‘‘noviates'’ an honorarium which munities heard from so far, 20
* covered pocket expenses.while a young man served In the hallowed halls‘of the have either already made a
“grey world of finance. The young clerk (pronounced clark) was Instructed in bank donation or have

debits and credits which are exactly opposite to the debits and credits of the ed consideration of such ac-
» “outside world."* tion to thelr budget com-
‘ We were carefully tralned in the conservative approach; work hard, call the

senlor people ‘‘Sir’’ or ‘‘Mr."' and earmark a portion of your income for the

purchase of Dominion of Government Bonds.

Most of my first paycheck went to purchase a Remington electric shaver
because | had a serious case of acne and coutdn't use Gillette. We could still
manage to go to the hockey games and all those terrific musicals that were
popular In the old days.

We never bought anything ‘'on time’? — we were simply not conditioned to
buy something with credit. It would be the same as ‘‘doing tline.’’ My parents
rented because mortgages ushered worries about foreclosures and other
mysterious things of the nether world.

Then, as time passed, the bank taught me that those who needed bank
credit could not get It while those who had boxes full of bonds and fat savings
accounts were always considering good credit risks.

Then the world began to change. Banks starting loaning money to people
with nothing but need in their heart and a few dollars down payment. The Royal
Commission on Banking in 1964, 15 years ago, reported the trend. They sald
simply ‘‘the banks have found that there.is good profit in consumer toans.’'

Then somebody got on the bank credit card bandwagon and the
merry-go-round spins so fast that bank clerks actually get pald hardly 10 times a
paycheck from the good old days.

A newcar meant someone had struck It rich. A house with all the appliances
and a recreatlon room tn the basement were only for the ven, wealt! .

tn my opinion, we are In the present mess because credit became too easy.

it was no longer necessary to save for the things you wanted. You could not
have something, now, and pay for It later.

i feel sorry for the old folks who never let themselves get swallowed up by
the wortd of credit. | feal sorry for them because the ‘‘funseskers’’ with thelr
damands to buy something with the bankers’ money has driven prices so high
that even the p: pe the same .

Here's to “the good old days.

Special seminar to be
presented in the area

community. Each of its
branches is, in fact a develop-

Asir Pa my on July 3, 1949.
e it was $85 less Meduetones which left me 2 $40 for my mother to cover room
* and board and $38 for streetcar fare and spending money.
1am not going to count paper routes and delivering grocerles for the corner
store becalise that money all went back to the family. We kids were glad to be
able to hel

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“to organize local participa-
tion in the establishment of
the fund,’’ ;
In addition to. the local
bursary program, the $1.5
million fund will also be used
to endow a W.A.C. Bennett
Chair in Public Administra-
tion at the University of Vic-
toria and for annual fellow-
ships to its School of Public
Administration,

municipalities
have expressed regret that
budgetary constralnts pre-
clude a donation at this time.
However, one of them — a
northern community — wrote
that although unable to con-
tribute, it nontheless wished
“to ensure that it: be in-

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taxes, Mining taxation is also felt at the local level...with over Muy ey perce a Senet abel ates os), igau08. Guinan ee wr , Me aah or fase
$13 million in municipal taxes paid by the industry last year." Hsing a SOE ee er ee vet ad arasecieg tion aie isu ad iE cus “anieuo so) ove o
That's a total of over $192 million, of about $75 for every Aiep, vue bute i st : ‘ isis Rite 35 uo amewaisuieus
British Columbian. As an important source of tax revenues ie j : / jos oun
for our province—and as a large scale job-producer—mining 4 ae ‘ : i Syria b0ote ede ;
is a major contributor to the B.C. economy. ‘ pea : .
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STAY AND SAVE AT

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still only from $19.00 up

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Work starts at 8 a.m. Wednesdays and takes good part of day. However, a “Sle ase Noo Sis fae 8 mn
must be available at other times for delivery checks, carrier liaison, etc. 4 suer a aH a Ay

“ ‘OT “AON, SM3NOEN
AVOHALYS wo Ayevolses

Everyone involved in prepared with owner/mana- 3 009 ey: 2% pa. nyt) uosyoer ley

managing a business in to-
** day's busy world is faced with
= every-increasing demands on
~ their time.

It seems that the more
time that is spent, less and
less seems to get accomplish-
ed.

Is there a way out of this
“Time Trap?’' The Federal
Business Development Bank
thinks there is a solution.
They have prepared a special
seminar entitled Time Man-

agers and key employees in
mind and provides many
ideas on how to manage your
time for improved results.
Many local business people
are expected to attend and
arly registration is encour-
aged. Full information can be
obtained by calling S. Cov-
entry at 426-7241 collect.
This seminar is being
presented as a part of the

FBDB's overall program of,

services to the small business

ment centre, with both finan-
cial and non-financial assist-
ance being readily available.

The locations and sched-
ule for this series of three-
hour seminars is: Nelson-—
Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 14
at 9 a.m. at the Peebles Motor
Inn.

Castlegar — Nov. 14 at 7
p.m. at the Hi Arrow Arms.

Trail — Nov. 15 at 2 p.m.
and 7 p.m. at the Terra Nova.

For brochure and seservations write:

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

+ G45 Homby St,, Vancouver, B.C. VEZ 1V1 or Phone area 604-687-6761

Mostly with full kitchens
— at no extra cost.

Free parking
Downtown location

Weekly, monthly Sefamily
rates

Phone 365-7266.
Ask for Lindo.

TTT

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