CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1961

VICTORIA REPORT

Defeat Helps a Politician

By JAMES &. NESBITT

Premier Bennett bounced back
into -his office in the Leglalative
Buildings after a week's adulation
ox him in his home-town of Kel-

owna. .
,He looked astonishingly young

:
Paperboard
Is Second
High Item
Paperboard, together with shea-
thing, ; bristol, index, rigid insula-
ting,:;‘ wall-board, bullding-board,
newsprint wrepper, and many oth-

er types of paper-board is manu~
factured in more than 40 Canadian
mills? 3)

‘The annual output is the se-
cond Jargest Stem in the industry's

seas have been reduced by the dol-
lar shortage abroad.‘

Where is a growing demand ‘for

and for building board,

including. wood-pulp. board used in

peper converting plants to produce

and well, announced ha feels youn-
ger than ever, and much more op-
timistic than he ever did before
in his life, *

“E felt more rested after this
session than after. any other ses-
sion — it was an easy session —
all the attacks the opposition were
said to be preparing just. fizzled
out — Just fizeled out,” said the
Premier.

Then he announced rewards
for his two cabinet. ministers who
were defeated in Inst September's
general election — Lyle Wicks, to
the Public Utilities Commission and
Newton Steacey to be first B.C.
trade commissioner in San Fran-
clsco. if

Opposition Leader Strachan
‘New nto cold fury when he heard
g@bout these appointments. He fu-
med: “This is political patronage
of the moet blatant kind. I am dis-

ted.”

‘Well, the Premier is certainly
loyal to those of his cabinet min-
isters who get defeated, He has
made more than one nice, cushy
job for Einar Gunderson, who wes
minister of finance until defeated
at the polls. Now Meesrs. Wicks and
Steacey are fixed up in soft Jobs,
each at $12,000 a year.

I went into the Premler’s press

tuette of Sir Richard McBride,
longest-term Premier in ‘our his-
tory, 12 years, from 1903 to 1615,

I had discovered it some mon-
ths ago in a cluttered attic in the

-| archives, and archivist Willard Ire-

land gave me permission to ask
the Premier if he would place it
in his office, The Premier. sald it
would be a privilege, promptiy gave

board constets chiefly of woodpulp

made, in whole or. in part, from
straw, or from waste Pa-
per,

Some mills manufactire ‘all “of
their pulp requirements; some buy
their pulp; and some both manu-
'tecture and purchase pulp.

of waste paper as a raw material
are generally located in or -near
large centres of population where
a supply of raw material is more

| readily available than in the smal-

build-

ing acoustic board, the industry
hes a substantial output. of hard-
board which for many purposes is
‘superior to wood from which it is
made, .

The raw material of paper-

ler or the

Paper mills have been built,

‘While ‘many types. of paper-
board .are produced in.Canada, the
output of the mills falls into two
broad divisions: boxboard and con-
tainer board, with container ac-
counting for a little more than half

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the output. a

‘The uses, application, and de-
mand for paperboard in 20 years
have multiplied spectacilerly, And
the Canadian mills have expanded
their output to meet the demand.
For almost every packaging pur-
pose, paperboard has demonstrated
its superiority over competitive ma-
terlals,

Bottle Refunds
Keep Costs Down —

‘The carbonated beverage in-
ustry provides an example of how
aembers ‘of the public co-operate
ith industry to keep down the

‘| rice of a commodity.

They do this by returning em-
ty bottles for the refund of 2
oken cash deposit. A major share
lot Canada’s annual consumption
lief 164 million gallons is. sold in re-
urnable bottles.

Returning the bottles brings a

umber, of benefits.

NOTICE

KINNAIRD RESIDENTS

A Public Meeting will be held on
‘ WEDNESDAY, -APRIL 19

in + the Kinnaird Improvement Society Hall”

at 8.00 Pam. :

SUBJECT — WATER

Allen Selbie
“Millage Clerk

conference bearing a plaster pre

ft a place of honor, “along with
busts of Bir John A, Macdonald
ond Sir -Wilfred Laurier.

‘The Premier, in nostalgic mood,
after all the reminiscing in Kelow-
na, looked back in his 20 years in
publto Wife, He was greatly pleased
by the big party given him in Kel-
owna: “They embarrassed me with
their kindness.” He. was more thin
happy because among: those who
honored him wna Owen Jones of
the: COP, who hed defeated Mr.
Bennett, then a Conservative, for
Yele seat in the House of Com-
mons in 1048, :

Mr, Bennett opined as how de-
feat, now and then, is good for a
politician, him humble,
causing him to re-assess his life.
He said he has met defeat, one
‘way or another, several times, and
it was good for him — he realizes
that now — took some of. the
cockiness out of him, though «he
didn’t quite put it that way,

“In public fe, if you're afraid
of defeat, never enter public life,”
said the Premier, “Defeat sharpens

one — a man is better for it, if he,’

meets it the Pent: way.”

“Are you” off to Hawail, Mr.
Premier?” asked a reporter. CCF
Mr, Nimsick of: Cranbrook ‘had
said during’ the’ session the Pre-
mier was: rushing the session be-
cause he had a date on the beach
in Waikiki,

“Tve just come back from the

BC, teachers’ at thelr annual
convention in Vancouver during
Easter weekg established a plan to
have thelr Federation classify thelr
own members: according to quali-
fication, experience and record, and
deny staus to any unfit. :

The plan’ implementing prin-
ciples tafd. down’ a year ago pro-
yideg. three icategories: “‘profess-
fonsily' certified teacher”, “teacher”
and ‘probationary’ teacher”, Mcm-
bers. will hold cards stating cate-
gory. Those’ unable to meet stan-

* This is roported by two local
delegates: to the convention, Mra.
‘W. MacOabe bee M. .W. Bey-
non.

A professionally certified tea.
cher” s one: having at least three
yenre’ expertence; proven compe-
tence, and pene de-

SB, PB; oA. or PO Blementary De- |i

A “teacher” is defined as one
holding ‘a, permanent ' B.C. : teach-
ing certificate, having three years’

and proven

A “probationary. teacher” is one
entering’ the teactring ‘service of the
public schools: of ‘B.C. for the first

time. or- an’ “éxperienced - teacher

from outside the province.
A board of° admissions and re-
view will rule on ‘all matters of
efficien-

KINNAIRD RESIDENTS"
The two weeks: ending Saturday, April 22 have

“Garbage trucks will pick up extra refuse ‘on’ Sat.,
f April 15 and Saturday, April 22. :

Allen Seibie
_’ Village Clerk

ey ‘and category. Four: elementary
and four secondary, teachers | will
be. on. the board. Only two of the
‘eight may “be persons '“authorzed
to write: official reports” on tea-.
chers;

‘Teachers must’ be advised in
writing of the reasons for granting’

Brownies: Hold
Easter Ege Hunt
At Last Meeting

Brown Owl, Mrs, J, Dalziel en.

‘roled Jade Wardrobe as a member

of the 2nd Castlegar Pack at its
regular meeting in the Parish Hall
last week. © zi s
Following the ceremony an En-
ster Egg hunt was enjoyed.
Brownies Brenda Batting and
Donns Popoff served refreshments
to the leaders and Mrs. J. Ward- | was
robe was a guest for the occasion,

They have
right of appeal to ‘the executive
committee of the B.C, Teachers’

Federation if they have objection’

to the. category they receive.

A start. will be made on: imple-
menting the plan this year. but it
can not be put into full effect un-
til the Federation’a Constitution is
amended, ‘The’: yequired constitu-
tonal changes will be made at the
1 te tesshers: convention. * G

e membership plan high-
gna the four day convention
held.in ‘Vancouver,

“GNP UP
“vor ‘the first half of 1960. the
Gross National Product in Canada
was ‘rimming’ at an annual’ rate of

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juarantee — Entire Satisfa

— but some paperboard grades ere:

‘The milis using large quantities

where many of the larger pulp and

ys

2 per cent above the 1969 figure.

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