Thursday, November i, 1964, NE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.0,

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NATIONAL BUSINESS HEAD

Mobile firm of Cumming-Perrault
Limited, Montreal. Acti i oc la- e

Use community and weitare won am Adghtemd Rech
Perrault has served on the exreutive

council of the Canadian Charsner, on Ships 254 Head

on chamber committees, and
F former honorary-treasurer of S| The Highlund Ranch shipped 255

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ls Canada, is president of the auyte: /160 MEL

The B.C. Hospital Insuran
Chambre de Commerce du District cc
Montreal. He takes over from Dr.

yearling tested cattle to Mr. Davis
California ranch on Saturday,

a the; ment than any other single pj

Francis G. Winspear of Edmontor,| pam tobe any a 2
E to be finished for market there. | head]i 8

former president of the Canadian g oe Bead ee Week as oe

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Chamber of Commerce. MAURICE ANDERSON ana party| ?°tWeen Health and Welfare

—_—_- he BCHTS Inquiry Board.

CCF leader Harold Winch, a member
of the BCHIS Inquiry Board under
chairman Syd Smith of Kamloops, in-
sisted that Mr. Turnbull or the board
resign.

from Washington, went home to Ta-
BEEF MARKET coma on Saturday with two nice

moose and plan to return to the Cari-
boo next season.

MR. and MRS. R. ROBERTSON
have returned from a two weéks va-
cation. Mrs. Robinson visited her par-
ents at Alta Lake, then went to Van-
couver where she and Mr. Robinson
and the children spent the balance of
their vacation.

A GUARD RAIL is being put up or
the road in front of the store ana
coffee shop showing up the main high-
way from the store and telegraph road.

THE PEOPLE of 100 Milo and vi-
sinity will be sorry to hear of the de-
parture of M. Meraw, formerly of the
Public Works Department,

RUDY JENS had the misfortune to
contract blood poisoning in his right
arm recently. He was rushed to Kam-
loops where the doctors attended to
his arm and allowed him to return
home.

MRS. TEDDY SOLOWS is at pres-
‘nt working in the 100 Mile Coffce
Shop.

MRS. SUNDMAN is helping Mrs.

Jens for a few days, ‘

Demand was only fair with aii class:
2s selling lower when 350 head were
offered at the B.C. Livestock Stock
Producers Co-op Vancouver stock-
yards Monday.

Good steers, $32 to $33, common to
medium, $28 to §31. Stockers ard feed-
ers, $30 to $82. Good heifers, $25 to $30,
common to medium, $24 to $27.50, Good
$24 to $26, common to medium,

Rene B. Perault, Monrteal,, who has| 301 to $23.50. Canners and cutters, $17
who bas been elected president of the| to $20. Good veal calves, $32 to $34.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce at|Gooq bulls, $26 to
the national business organization's ea ee
22nd Annual Meeting in Queber City,| - The average Canadian woman uses
October 30 - November 1. Mr. Perrault,| eight pairs of full fashioned hosiery’
Prominent in business circles in east-! annually.

tue said the minister had held the

there was “serious doubt” in his own

as the only opposition member of the
bi-partisian board.

Mr. Turnbull, however, said flatly
that he was not going to resign just
because Mr. Winch desired his resig-
nation and Mr. Smith remained tight-
lipped, as a constant round of meeet-
ings on the issce cuntinced in the
Legislative buildings Monday.

Growing antagonism between BCHIS
Inquiry Board, Mr. Turnbuil and
Premier Johnson has been an open
secret in Victoria for months.
CALLED “IMPROPER”

But the stage for one of the hottest
behind-the-scenes fight in the troubled
history of hospital insurance was set
by a CCF motion placed before the
Legislature Friday.

The motion asked that the complete
interim report of the Inquiry Board be

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Imperial Oil and Massey-Harris Dealer We were just getting set for a warm
scussion on the controversy which
arisen amongst some of the mem-
bers of one of our organized churches
as to whether Christ used the scourge
Z 7 to drive out of the temple those who
= j Hl scld oxen and sheep therein or just
2 the oxen and sheep. Angus insisted
He took the whip to the animal only.
Shorty couldnt see what all the fuss
was about. As he saw it, it was intend-
ed we should learn two things from
the incident. Firstly, regardless of the
admonition to turn the other cheek
there are times when it is in erder to
induge in a little righteous indigna-
tion and, secondly, there must be no
trading carried on in the temple,
At this phint our old friend Sit}In-
#he-Jug dropped in to inform us that
it had just been announced over the
Wwadio the Provincial Legislature is
thinking of extending full beer parlor
privileges to the braves. It is only
Possible to give a brief summary of

The Chief speaks (without once say-
ing “Ugh” or “How”) “Ig my people
benave as badly as you seem to think
they will the extra police it takes to
patrol the reserves will be more than
paid for from the fines which wiil

Papers at all you will learn that white
men, and women, in the towns and
cities fight, cut each other up and
sometimes kill, My people could be-
have no worse — that's for sure.

“I think you have a saying about
the stove and the kettle. Most of my
People drink now. I think it will be
better for them to get the beer your
brewers make. At least it will not
make them go blind, kill them or ruin
their innards so quickly as the home-
brew they are making themselves, in
old tin cans and other wrong kinds of
pots and pans. There is nothing a chier
can do to stop that. He has no control
out in the sticks,

“I know it will be bad for those
boot-leggers who buy a bottle of gin
for 3.65 and, after making two out of
it, sell it to the boys at 20.00 a crock
an] charge a dollar a bottle for beer
without even being locked up. Ne one
seems to bother them. Yes, I know the
boys won't squeal on their source of

meed your care!

ment will maybe make a special pen-
sion for down and out boot-leggers, '
Indians are no different to otner peo-
ple about wanting things they ar
they can’t have. We are all the same!
that way.-

“I know, if my people are allowed!
to buy beer, for a while if one of them
gets drunk and raiscs cain everybody
will talk about it just like they do

Some men are especially good with their hands, They
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SEE THE CAREER COUNSELLOR AT YOUR NEAREST You don’t seem to zet so excited about
RCAF RECRUITING CENTRE — OR mall COUPON at

nh wreck any more.

“I wouldn't be too sure about the

THE DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL MANNING,
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS,

ONT? RIO,

churches being abie to prevent us buy

YOUR COU TY HEEOS YOUR Eeftces/

isg beer. They haven't stopped them|

Plesie mail me, without obligation, foll particulars regarding selling it to white people and it see:

enrolraent requirenteitts and spenings now available iu the RCAF. to me they are far more anxious about

ME (Please Pris

| the whites than they are about the
leaves. They like to sell us a raffle
ticket with one braatn and tell us we
h the next. 1 no

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must not gambl

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white folks. But just one kind goes

supply but there must be other ways |
of tracking them down, The govern-|

Hospital Insurance Question
Threatens Government Solidarity

ce Service, government problem

shild that has probably caused the Coalition more embarass-

ece of legislation, again hit the

clashes developed in Victoria
Minister Douglas Turnbull and
| placed before the Legislature.

Mr. Winch claimed in the House
that it was the first time in his 18
years as a member that the govern-
| ment had tried to withhold from the
‘Legislature a report of one of its own

board up to public ridicule and said | committees,

He said the government’s action

mind as to whether he could continue|was “improper.”

The government postponed proroga-
tion, which had been set for 3 p.m,
and hurriedly called a Coalition cau-
cus. The caucus overruled the govern-
ment. The report was filed near the
end of the night sitting Friday,

It disclosed for the first time that
| BCHIS inquiry board had recommend.

[ed some weeks ago that arbitrary cuts
in budgets to hospitals in financial
troubles should be restored immedi-
ately.

The report was highly critical of
BCHIS policies.

At one point it caid the board had
been unable to find any explanation as
to the factua) actuarial or reasonable
basis on which budget cuts were made.
Other statements were in similarly se-
vere language.

The Legislature did not discuss th

Barrel Forum

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amongst my people¢in one district —
never two or three kinds.”

“I think you must be wrong there,”
interposed Angus.

“You have eyes with which to see”
says the chief, Whereupon Chairman
Blunt interrupted to state that he had
questioned an Archdeacon in the
Anglican church about that very mat-
ter and had been informed there was
a mutual understanding to that effect
amongst the various denominations.
Ole quietly put forwerd the suggestion
that if such on understanding was in
effect and our respective cr2eds. or
beliefs really meant anything, then
these people become of “the faithful”
or remain “heretics” solely by virtue
of their geographical location and
| diocesan expediency, which seems in
credible.

That sounds to me like trading in

men’s souls right inside the temple
bluntly declared Shorty.

“Good night folks: that's where I
| came in at,” exclaimed the Jeparting
chief.

report or why it was withheld afver an
appeal from Education Minister
Straith to avoid discussion in the public
interest.

After the night sitting, Mr. Turn
bull, obviously disturbed at the lang-
uage of the report, made a press state-
ment saying it was based on “incom-
plete information.

He said many statements in it were
unfair and inaccurate.

He said the inquiry board had never
“taken the trouble” to find out from
BCHIS the proper facts on how the
budget cuts were made.

After members of the inquiry board
saw the statement of the minister
Saturday morning they held a quick
meeting but decided to ignore :t.

The same morning Mr. Turnbull
made another press statement with
an even heftier blast at the board,

He disclosed that the board had been
asked to withdraw its recommenda-
tions “because it wes not based on
Proper information,” and said it-was
“absurd” for the board to claim it
was unable to get the information,

“It is very regretiable,” he sa
“that an inquiry board of the status
of this one has made recommendations
without making ubsulutely sure they
were competely aware of all che fac-
tors in the situation.”

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