THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1955 THE GASTEES wt Se, his L.-V. CAMPBELL, Manager, cet V. A. MISUTKA, Edltor Member Canadian Weakly Newspeper Asoclation sod jeekly Advertising Bi sunscnpion hs _ Os es Gait Os er coun by eatriens Auta tas Second Classs Mall, Post Ofice Department, AT MODERN SPORT ching begins again until the next| In a culture in which one must] outbreak. be an setual or proxy participant home I asked tn af least several sports I find|my hosters how she lked the myself to e EDITORIAL ERADES LICENCES matter of outside firms conducting business in Castlegar| wine a trades licence 80, came up again at the board of commissioners meeting Monday evening. This is a problem that, recurrently causes headaches for municipal governments every-| where. The cooperation of every resident could make it much less difficult to enforce. ve a manifold purpose. They sy.nbolize the} are Village needs. And by levying a higher licence fee for firms not in the town, some protection against unfair competi- tion is provided the locally established firm which also contributes| to the community's welfare in taxes and service. But if trades licences are required of locally established busi- ness, it is only just that outside firms, which have their headsuar- ters eleswhere and contribute nothing in return for the profit] realized trom business here, pay them too. Indecd they should be| required to pay a higher licence fee than local firms. The commissioners and their delegated authorities all’ they can to ensure that ‘all who eolicit or transact business| lore, bare Deid for te. sieht $0 do sa, Dicks work woud balsa it every resident business would refuse to buy from repre- saotalioas of ouiidc teas tai be or ta has ben sured Sc firm is licenced to solicit it, EERE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1955 ofa BUSINESS DIRECTORY Waters FREE ESTIMATES ON “WIRING All Work Guranteed SPECIALTY: SUH it CANADA'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS has 963 weekly newspapers with a combined Canada tion of 2,475,140. Some distribute a few hundred copies every]; reek, while others have circulation in the thousands. Singly’ or] taken together, these weekly newspapers have a qrest influence on the thought and action of our people. Everybody, im a sense, lives two lives, one in a small and the other in a great circle. He belongs by birth or choice to various imate groups, like his family, his neighborhood, and his eluster| he. in of friends, He is also a member of the whole society of Canada,’ and he is living within an interdependent system of nations, The ‘weekly newspaper belongs to his intimacy. It is not safe to generalize about newspapers, because of the if Ha “tr down and stolid, watchful mun-! swer. wide difference in the thoroughness with which newspapers ful- fil their functions. We are not without journals that debase public taste and warp public opinion. It can be said, however, that the majority of Canadian weekly newspapers conscientiously main- tain the highest standards, Every newspaper is at one and the same time a business en- terprise on which the owner and his family depend for their daily bread and an agency:of mass communication bearing public responsibility, In this land, where the press has freedom under the Jaw, the weekly newspapers discharge their public functions with sredit to themselves and benefit to the country, ‘The average paper represented in the Canadian Weekly News- papers Association, said W. H. 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