6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 17, 1961

Power Take-Over
Promises a Boom

Vancouver sun

‘The people of all Canada should
take pride in the fact that Premier
Bennett has risen to his great op-
portunity in such « big, bold and
statesmanlike way.

‘His clean'‘sweep expropriation of
ie key Beivately owned electric po-

in British

situation a really
grit all-party opportunity will
shun the temptation to play plica-
yune politics.

Howe was anything but a soc-
jallst, and he did not understand
you if you jJoshed him obout the
obvious fact that he had

Now PR Director
For Standard Oil

Canadian crude oil nas dis-
placed virtually all imported crude
from the west const to eastern
‘Ontario and is currently saving an
estimated $500 million annually in
foreign exchange, according to a
booklet published by Imperial Oil.

‘The booklet, “Facts and Figures
About Oil in: Canada” ts ninth in’
an annual ae and contains in-

more

makes history, even in a nation
where several provincial govern-
ments of widely different political
coloration have previously done the
same thing, on a smaller scale.
The great significance -of this
constructive act by Premier Ben-
nett and the Social Credit govern-
ment {s in fact that in.recent elec-

tions his party won on the slogan} pectfully.

“Becial Credit versus Socialism.”

Some of Mr. Bennett's less pil-
able minded: supporters may now
be privately grumbling that the
takeover of the B.C. Electric and the
freeze-out ‘of Wenner-Gren seems
lke a queer way of stopping soctal-
ism in B.C.

However, those ‘of us who see in

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terprises anywhere this side ‘of the
Tron Curtain. He simply dealt with
each actual situation. by whatever
means seemed the most sensible un.
der the circumstances.
rt Operator

Of course we all know that Pre-
mier W. A, C. Bennett is a horse

from
number of ‘aotae vehicles registered

crude in

‘The booklet “reports that in the
Past 10 years, Canada’s energy re-
quirements have increased by some
34 per cent and the entire increase
das been accounted for by increased
use of petroleum and natural gas.

of a different color — if he will
forgive a term not intended dlsres-

Indeed, as o political operator
Mr, Bennett Js ten times more ex-
pert than the late C. D. could ever
have hoped to be, Howe was not
only impatient of the tedious de-|s:
mocratic processes.

In his last years he was in-
creasingly contemptuous of the time
wasting tricks of all politiclans, in-
cluding those on his own side. Mr.
Bennett on the'other hand is one
of the most agile political operators
we have ever had in Canada, His
sense of timing is uncanny. He ma-
kes the man on the flying trapeze
look like @ rank amateur.

An old fashioned political car-
toonist could draw a really funny
picture of the New Democratic Par-
ty at Ottawa laboriously throwing
away ita sociallst trousers on the
very day that Premier Bennett was
80 spectacularly putting them on at
Victoria.

But,. joking apart, let nobody
be ‘so foollsh os to suspect that Pre-
mier Bennett has really turned so-
clalist, He is no more a socialist
than he {é a funny money man.

“I would bet right now that Pre-
mier Bennett has never even read
one of Major Douglas's books, right
through, cover.to cover, He has been

The great historic fact was that
with the signing of the Columbia
River treaty Premier Bennett, and
the whole Social Credit government,
were faced with’ a really aieticutt
Problem.

~. There slmply was no way to go
eshead' with Canada’s part. of. the
bargain, except as a public develop-
ment, For one thing, the parliament

any other arrangement.

Also, direct or, indirect obstruc-
tion of. the treaty by B.C. would
have snarled up relations with the
US. worse than they have ever been
snarled up.for 50 years,

Path of Wisdom

But the Social Credit govern-
ment had already, most foolishly,
given away a franchise for an even
greater electric power development
on the Peace River — and to a
foreign syndicate headed. by. Axel

=| Sundays ‘at 10 am, in the Twin

et Ottawa would never have passed |’.

Rms

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Sunday Masses - 8.30 and 10.30 am

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Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue

1030 am, Sunday School
730 pm. Family Service

Tues, 7.90 pam, - Senne People’s

Thurs.,

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Robson — Ist and a Cote at

Castlegar — service of f Wonehio at

Kinnaird — gervieo. of Worship at
9.45 sam.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
“LD.

Rivers Hall
Evening Sacrament Service 7.30 pm

Ona PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

rahip Service: 11 a.m,

Bite euaye Wednesday at 7.30 pm,
Minister: John Clarke

THE COSTAL
TABERNACLE _
Sunday School - 10am.”
Morning Worship -:11 a.m.
Evangelistic - 7.30 pin.
gs and Bible. Study. -. Thurs-

day at-730 pm.
Young ‘People's - Friday at 7.30 p.m,

United Chureh — Ist and 3rd Sun-

days at 11 am.

Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at

11 am. and 4th Sunday at 8 am:
+ and 7.30 p.m, ©

Baptist Church — 5th Sunday —

Wenner-Gren, +
It would. have been impossible
for B.C. to utilize all the power
that could be developed in both of
these developments in the next 10,
20, or perhaps 30 years. Yet good
engineering principles made it wise,
indeed necessary, to build both
dams on 8 basis of acelin ot fue
ture output.
In other words if the go ahead
sign were given to both projects
B.C. absolutely must find an export
market for much of the total avail-
able power.

It is not only that such sale
will be good business for B.C., al-
ways provided we make sure we can
get our own power back if, as, and
when we ourselves need it here. But

It has made possible a com-
pletely integrated overall power. ae
velopment for all B.C.
‘The first item of business must
be final egreement between the. go-
vernments at Ottawa and Victoria.
But there should now be no real
difficulty about this, as Premier
Bennett has made his clean sweep
of the real
TI for one believe that Premier
Bennett's clean sweep in the po-
wer field gives all B.C. the chance
for the biggest, most solid, boom ir.
our whole history.

Indeed I ‘expect to see the de-
velopment in B.C. make a record for
oll Canada,
But to get this happy result we

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Bennett is Galavanting
All Over North America

complaints about our sales tax, he
can say: “Why, the great, rich pro-
vince of Ontarlo has a sales tax,
too."
From the Premier's conference
in historic Charlottetown, the Pre-
mier goes to hia native. province of
ed Brunswick, where he was born
61 years ago next month. In New
Brunswick, Mr, Bennett is a local
boy made good, and how: — a sort
of hero, for he certainly has gone
places, However, proud as the: peo-
ple are of him, they won't have
anything to do with his Social Cre-
ait, which pains, but does not dis-
couarge our Mr, Bennett, :
When he pulled out. of that
province in his late 20's and headed

By JAMES K. NESBITT

and scaslet conte: ROMP..the Pre
mer went to San Francisco to open
the new British Columbia house,
on busy Market Street, in the great
and-glamorous city by the Golden
Gate. ‘

All the local big wigs turned out
to greet him, he having pulled wi-
res in that regard long before he
Ieft Victoria, Our Premier does an
excellent public relations job. Gov.
ernor Edmund Brown wns’ there,
and so was Mayor George Christo-
phere of San Francisco. The Premier
gave the Mayor gold cuff links from
British Columbia, and the Mayor
gave the Premier a big gold key to
the city of San Francisco,

The new B.C. office in San
Francisco Js a good idea, It is not a

west, first to Alberta, and. ther
into this province, he had no idea
he'd ever be the first, and perhaps
the only, Social Oredit Premier of
British Columbia, He wanted to be
a Conservative Premier.

‘Well, happy holidaying Mr,
Premier. Wonder what you'll be
cooking up while you're away;
something or other spectacular, I've
no doubt, What are you’ going to
take over next? The COF would like
you to grab the brewerles and dis-
tilleries.

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political enemies like to oe out.

Tt will send trade
north from the fastest oie atate
in the Union to the fastest
province of Canada. Our Premier's
®@ great one for friendly relations
between Canada and the U.S. When
he hears Canadian hot-heads —
and there are plenty of: them,
though they’ze mostly born outalde
Canada — he quietly asks them
what other people they'd like living
next door to them.
From San Francisco the Pre-
mier headed east to Charlottetown
for,a meeting. of the 10 Canadian
premiers, This ts a sort of Union
af: of Preniers they get together and
talc 3, and while
heya never admit it in public, they
borrow taxation ideas from each
other. The Premiers figure that if
the people of each province are
taxed as much as the people of ev-
ery other province, there'll be few-
er grumbles,.Thus, out of the Pre-
muiera’ conference last year came a
sales: tax for Ontario. That .mede

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