4 ” CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 21, 1962

VICTORIA REPORT f Premier Shows Brassimess

An Announcing $100 Grant

By JAMES K, NESBITT

Deer Park WI CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 21, 1962 Das Praises Road

eulslion Coats | Helofal | tora -(t Paul's United Boys Choir Here Sunday

thal June meeting of the: oi aes : Inited : '8 | Vice at the Castlegar United Chur-t Mlegar. and: District Hospital “Aux. celmatlon ea ke a th. f ered for and wide,

Chartered Banks _ Ta Study Fla renin” : Te

Sorters, Computers

Gyision oor ¥ sete

© Repairs to! all moakes of TV's,

Madios, Phonographs. lo, Que., —- The char- tered antes te tevking into: the @ .Bleotrical Appliances. lary w hice held ‘at the home of Mrs, cooperative ‘use of electronic sor- @ Applications for TV cable hook- | «: Pa aleyable ‘A sitecessful vand.yery ters’ and. computers to process ‘ ane : ial ; ifoyed by, all cheques and post deposit accounts : ict a Hi yp, all

and it would Fe

During. the service they will|fi fis the spirit oO exempli- Ferguson ted Me ue hn Thee hola now in its ist year \choralee, several of their best-loved | ways faithful.” motto, “al-[ All’ visitors are cordially. in-

‘summer’ hol, ander ‘the leadershlp ‘of Mra TAMOnI g these pi ; As a point of interest, Mrs, diy wat hea "ba fees on Sun-

ectal 1 ear the boys sing,

S.Fe : The ebting “decide H erguson, ren “ATCM, i take to be presented are Gounod’s “So.

‘The ‘auxillary’s plan to. aid th nA aie hospital nite Umiting of the athe : supper - ‘ors per.

attending F WHS ety oppital is under eag ran hee | od

is his right, because he’s the boss

Premier Ben: nett came out, on

block.

With all that flourish and brassiness we have come to expect of our Premier, Mr. Bennett promised.houseowners a $100 grant each, each year. The grant id now $50.

Our Premier makes a great to-do, aa i ‘suits his, purpose, to say that th is ‘sup-

of the Legislature.

Mr. Bennett may call this homeowners’ grant Social Credit financing, a Social Credit dividend, but to me it's confusing, complica- ted, costly and unfair.

at’ about we poor mortals who must live in apartments? We don’t ‘get any help’ from Social Credit, Nobody reduces our rent;

apartments are forced by Social Credit to subsidize the homeown- ers, and’ the Premier gets the pol- itical benefits of such manoeuvring or so he ‘ a4

How much more efficient, how

therefore, in my reckoning, we in|’

Canada’s wheat ‘exports have “been rapidly expanding this year, almost clearing out the huge:surplus that has existed in’ Western elevators. The rush’ at. Great ‘Lakes

jarts has been tremendous. Here the |S.S. Mohawk Doer, is shown loading grain at Port Arthur, Ont.

at some of the smaller clearing .| house points across the country,

particularly those where Bank of Canada agencies are located. ‘ This announcement was made here by R. D. Mulholland, | presi-

meeting.

,. The use of pooled electronic equipment would be in addition to its use by individual banks in the largest cities.

The use ot electronic equip: ment, ularly computers, . | would not be “Justitlable economi.

much fairer’ to everyone, if the]. sales tax-was ae ‘Think of-all the

reme, that he ‘never: never, Revet * in, advance aS what Legislature might do, because he doesn’t know. However, when it ‘becomes necessary for the Premier to:hunt ‘votes he pays no atten. tion to -the Legislature,’ He ‘just says, as in this instance, what he will have the Legislature do, which

feat would be saved — people pay: |; eir taxes, and. then getting rebates, ‘Talk '-about red tape! 'If. that’s Social Creditism it's sure top-heavy.

But,’ of course, if the sales tax was reduced, people would soon forget. The way the Premier| has it fixed now, every year, when

POWER »- for “week-end” gordening! TILL SMITH. cOMrActC ‘custom.

Designed, powered ond priced for the week-end oer sewer gardener! ‘Tillsmith takes! the backache out

Miling, Sol Obed Dear bt |

get their rebates, ne are reminded what a wond-}" erful man ‘our Premier is, Meath 3 book and a blessing Social Cre is to British Columbia. Thus it te wor see, that the Premier and So: ial Credit get’ yearly advertising|. and praise, all paid for by the tax. Payers.!,, T must admit that, politically, it's a pretty clever gimmick, aghea though the way it’s done, in my opinion, isn’t’ too straightforward. And I must say it makes a big hit with the homeowners. Who of us does not like what’appears to be a handout ‘from ‘the’ Government? Being human, and. 1g to fool ourselves,’ we always think it’s for free. Actually,:.¥ suppose, the Pre- mier. knows fat: more about: human

homeowners grant and reduce the sales tax. But the Premier knows people pay the sales tax without a grumble or a srk. so used to it are they now.

nature and all its weaknesses than | 9°TaY .| I do. Here-I'd go and cut out the

Use of Cotton

- Until fed

and ’ paper’. industry: was) largely confined to the manufacture of pa- per ‘from: linen and cotton . rags.

Use: of Gas Putting Drudgery ut ‘the Boor

- Those of us who like to recall the “good old days” tend to forget that ‘homemaking “used ‘to be ‘as- sociated with drudgery-and hard

bor. It was nothing fora woman to put.:in a 12.hour: day, -seven days a week,

-! ‘Times .have clianged, however,

they’ve changed and for the better. e moderi homemaker has redu-

ced her working day by two.thirds rand most of the drudgery has been thanks to a

‘Wood for Pulp Better Then Mulholland cold. Ths, would, be

cally, if operated by a single bank except in, the ‘largest centres; Mr.

dent of The Canadian Bankers’ As-})

sociation, speaking at the annual |

réntal < of ‘the |j

;|lively: market for the fabrics in

Rags & Linen

Straw and:some. other! fibres had | been used in making some boards and ‘other: coarse . materials, The.'supply of rags being lim- ited, this ‘material soon became highly expensive, too costly for the manufacture ‘of cheaper papers in large volume. Indeed, stich a scar- city of rags’ occurred ‘in ‘the Uni:

‘the purchase © or

equipment ‘and the fact that only

of ‘cheques big ‘enough ‘to: Justify, ithe: expenditure.

‘A committee of The Canadian Bankers’. Association is enquiring into the feasibility of cooperative data processing centres, Mr. Mul- holland said,: along the lines set by guneriean vanks.- ch details as the cxteat ot ot the vent processing “to be

ted States that there

which Egyptian mummies had been wrapped centuries ago. Successful experimeits in the use of wood for the ee

and how ches could be inked to the priced erative <centres are under study ‘but he added that the program a long time ia develop-

of pulp were the many experiments’:, with © fibres from the stems i leaves and. other parts of many p!

cies of trees were tried: F spruce, balsam’ and hemlock ‘were found to be’the most suitable, al- though in more recent years ‘the use of ‘jack pine. and. poplar. has

of; Dishwashing and clothes Jaun- dering, ‘formerly, two, of the least- liked chores. in the, home, have been taken over..by automation.

been’ Rags, ‘of course; still remain the only: source of raw~ material suitable for’ the production of the

i The latter . my ‘brought’ only if indifferent success 50 far-as. vol. |; }) ume was concerned, Ditferent spe-|*

In: any emergency: there are

very Jarge centres’ have a volume | im

always many ‘volunteers ready’ to assist. Civil, Defence stresses that itis .important..to have leaders trained so that the maximum ben-

fit can be derived from this volun- finest and best grades of paper.:’.|teer. aid. sa i

Smart, : Cen! dress : ; ppointed, | where fens and “courteous service erat

Today's and washing machines are a :real: boon

en they — the

only, mark you — get- back $100, and they're overjoyed, and rush out and:.vote Social ‘Credit —- or' they're “supposed: ‘t The Premier, you ‘might say, through the ‘salés"t forcing, saying. for.-; the}

Bae TW HARDENED ‘STEEL TINES: Feet gs ti ST coon, we Eagion gives you power $0 dah for dex

: hoineowners only,”

ite alack'and|

, ‘the apartment dwellers get nothing, ‘ only the: doubtful .satis- faction of being made to pay to Promote, Premier Bennett: and his

‘| voters, and win

| vote for hint forever and.ever and

*:Soclal’ Credit finan- cing,: always’ designed to. woo ihe

to anda to her family’s health, ;

Occasionally,. however, | the homemaker becomes dissatisfied with, the appéarance of her, dishes

| blames her automated ‘servants. ~ G But;,the ‘real “fault may -be a lack of ‘proper.agitation, detergent or hot-water in the'washing pro- cess. ‘Agitation, ‘the:‘Canadian Gas Association explains, refers'to cor- rect washer:-action.;and- dial se: lection for’ various degrees of soil.

** Detergent ‘means the right

eir, the extent that, he hopes, nied

ever,

soap or agent in the required: amount; * and hot water means the:right'temperature delivers

~[anee. -

ed * to “the, washing appil-

Even malting ice cubes n’t dilute the true taste of Adams Gold Stripe. It keeps its flavour to the very bottom of the glass : . «the mark of a great”

whisky.

Next time you buy, try mellow custom-blended © Gold Stripe, in the con-. venient 12 and 25 ounce

* flask bottles.

laundry,‘ She*- immediately |,

2 Anappie! nee tnto few petnocmens mesist Canadian, farmers and

At Imperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia? Ontario,

working to.imp and to develop new-ones. ‘Their research covers

?.more than 200-sctentists and technicians are.

manyfields, from gasolinesto householddetergents. :

frutt Isonoofmanyprojecta carried outatimperial'slabo- tonesethel geet petoleurnresearchabara ratories: wea tn canada,

Ing at [mperlal’s Calgary laboratories on. ways to find and produce more Canadian crude oll and natural gas. Imperial does. more research ~ than all other oil companies In Canada combined.

r

pean a in oagen re nt

“During ceding | the }'supper,: the fpammber, To

Mrs, WwW. Brookes,” president: pebeeet ates, mt of fhe: "hun each afternoon

nite with the ‘auxiliary’s ‘ ti visiting hours, niembership ‘pin, “In oben prese :

"Mrs, . tion, Mrs. Brookes stressed the nts to look into the’ ing

work carried ‘out by’ Mrs, Minnion | Pitak:: sew during ‘her membership oe

Mra, J. He; explaining ‘the dinane a bables called PIU, which causes date

6: ‘social « hour “pre. found: to be Very-helpful.. An aux-

of thanks ‘should be written

enata-! -Syringa Cré A letter’of

‘tha nets rd wae ‘appointed sent to him: for. his hiningae ‘was ‘palr of the hos: aching: which is ‘de- John Arnell, ' of, Vancotiver, A: do. nation of $5 way voted to ‘b ~ And Son oke briefly | to. the = aot Phonic £ new.born

received “from ‘the -WI “adop

Castlega: Cancer Min bred 3

of. Castlegar and ‘expressed the ‘re-

‘itn {Gt felt by all ie memera in te | 2 & SUP test given the infant in sing: such its . She expressed - ts hope that this; test’ will goon be given to all new bables in the area| ¥ a the coat is 10 cents per child in the

The !-members were again re.

a. fine’ member ‘and | (& elxth: week,

on cig Ista ta diet,

chabge in

the

q Mya, ¢ coiint of” th

letter part i ‘A.

will be’on' duty: in| 2. Staite, ‘district ‘engin om of. catug te hospital good job: of; Brung done on: ihe uring |B

ap Robson Sc ale

lection |From: Sanctus,” Handel's

tee,

regular monthly mee! tee was held recently of Mr, and Mrs. R. Batchelor with ,| Was in the chair,

al sirratigements we @ father and ‘son plenie, pad

‘ ||Mendelssobn’s. “Lift Thine Eyes"

eof the: ‘Ast Robson’ Group netting ‘at the home music: Testiven awards year’ after: |‘

lL. smernbers Present, R, Te Waldie been

anping for Ci 8 n AC: waa’ discuss ae ed with the Hi Seoute

‘air, among’

hibits. she ‘had ace at the: Seattle

Seoutmester ‘Koreen: re;

ay | minded of the rummage sale to be| World's:

| hel ‘the Legion: “Hlall on “Sept, ride en the the monorail; see ‘ conference 0. Despite the unco-o;

be, Bold ad Australia‘ this eased ther, the trip Proved a ee

, shown ditterent iarti-

tralian ‘art; a and-éar.| ...

hand carved" “fish, | 7

owing : the City ths.

and: Decoratinig ;

Free: e. tmates Clay Given . >

csh Hall in, Brisbane, tea-tawel with

the map ‘of Australfa, ; Girl friendship Wadge, book of fd aie

wers,'scenes of different road .maj map H,

NEW WESTMINSTER

bors’are’ buying - -Kootenay = Doukho j , at average of $21:an acre, for

cial land ; sett 5 beovin- Friday, et lement directo 5

Leenard Johns is. 60, Per cent on aid

éland is now: worth 100

pe reent more, rn it ala} said. is being sold te

for,':he

Johnson’ said the settlem gale was working we ent parcels of about 15 ell:iwith 450

: hy the

Bo for’ $290,000 ini

avold | foreclosure’ by Sun srlte af

Natit ‘Trust. ‘Companies, ‘on te, he. said:

of 1939 cucasihenen

.; contact Dr.

ort “her on the weekend ‘camporette, Twhteh #

was. held'at' Broadwater. June-8.to

: "| “Angels Ever Bright and Fair'* “Come Ever Smiling Liberte a

and ‘ the Wings of a as well eo other sacred austeee Their: 4ppearance Sunday af. fords an. excellent opportunity for members ‘aad all visitors who care ro this famous group

‘erguson’s choir has‘ won

year and many of the boys have eir-own mu- ea

The choir is fresh fro!

cessful: concert “in” ‘Nelton cane

this month sna also their recent: at

ful and most

id ‘The hostess seryed deli retredhinen ts ‘at ap tn

‘Music

Arte create, an

sling choir ‘Must ofr we Shista for, ponte ste

tin the fr

fs cathy me Tns|

of ‘obs was held at the hi Ind ees e home of Mrs.: B

bali contains bs e “old boys", all

| with Mrs. Fergus

The “'secr

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living ’ th Purels 80 ar fee been: sold

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details: and‘her trip to! chitace vo Hospital. They » both gave a aad interesting resume: of their. side

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Soh i ks" of. 95 and 91 we [responsi for boosting

yeeaee, up to 87.5.

‘Mrs. Scott filled in ‘afew

a World's Fair:

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‘council's: meeting

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