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ination and_ some shaking, both
men watched as a cockroach drop-
ped from the clock. “Ah,” said
the Scot, “that’s what stopped
it.” No,” said the Jewish gentle-
man, “that’s what kept it going.”

Democracy should start in the
home, then in. business, then. in
the community, thought the
speaker, He advised against ask-
ing government to continually. do

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things for a community. Co-

‘operative effort could work won-
‘ders in just such a community as

Sidney, said Mr. MeGraw. “He
gavean example of what could_be
accomplished if 50. men each put

The speaker was
John: Bateman ‘and the vote -of
thanks moved. by Don.Smith..

Bert. Bath, ~ president -of
club, introduced Stan: Magee as-a

member and J,
visitor. 2 >

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aT; notice’ the: communist and | the
C.CLR.

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introduced by .

ther
“The best government is: the one
“that, governs least...
sare: fitted © to -

“the :

Sahly -as

-Childven : aswell as’ parents: ‘should

“with
“Means. duties

“Wore two'youngstors, one fiver and
Tt. was. easy:
“to love-both those’ ehildren,”:tulk

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rations, government
prices,

government controls over

the economic life of the people of
Canada. .

This makes it unanimous.
None of our political: parties think
that free enterprise is to be trust-
ed to manage the economies of
Canada,

-T.agree with then and: £0 fur-
“neither. is any government.

None of them
‘govern
they: lack the training -and: ability.

~ PARENTS~-NO FATHER |
OR MOTHER ~~.

Here. at: South: ‘Pénder- we. had

‘an ‘vindication. of something . that: -
“18 wrong with: the -world: ..-.chil=-
- dren gr ‘owing up: with"parents’ but
eno father“or-mother,
eS osters;: :

= ONly:-Ld, .were. convicted -of -break-*
‘ing and.-entering.:.
toy this.
handed to? the*-police:®

‘Two -young-

‘one-of 14" and - the.

~They.. escaped
island ,

Here 38. one of the | :

3 a: the young-
te grow up’ andl na then, “gaout
re, hig traini

to “aoeial Sehaviour: x

hild® fora reforny school,”

-Childvew need? love, and: part
the. love. should display ilself; in
training for-living: as: ‘social being

realize: that liv ving: in--any-econtae
‘athors; “being® ‘social’ ‘beings
e welloas: rights:
: ooms. here,. L-rented
Fto:asfamily;: There

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half:the:

the-other ; only. four,

industry— |

other.

ane wer e finally”

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go Old. “him’ he -Awas: bringing: mp). hiss :

all that sort of thing, where any
repression of the children means
a permanent repression doing
vast harm to the psyche, ete. The
new psychology means that if
children are not repressed the
parents are. For children I lean
strongly to the psychology of
Solomon, who. with so many wives
and so many children had a lab-
oratory of child psychology of his
own, with “Don’t burn-—Spanking
stick.”

IT remember many: years ago a
mother brought her ‘youngster to
start ‘school. She told me: “No
matter what he'does I do not want
him punished.”

My answer was: “You are tell-
ing me that no matter what this
child does he is not going to be
punished.” You are telling him
the same thing right here,

“A school is a place where chil-
dren are taught to get along with
others, and social behaviour, worth
more to him as a future citizen
than any number of facts. We
try to teach him to think here.
This is not a place where we train
young savages to be oli savages,
Take him home with you,”

Three days later the father, one:
of the school trustees, brought
the . child — back, saying: “His
mother. has ruined him; see if you
ain whip” the young devil into
shape.”

Scout Movement

Expands in B.C.

The growth of Boy Scouting in
British Columbia and the Yukon
is reflected in the 1947 census of.
membership” released this week
by the British Columbia Provincial
Council of the Boy Seout Asso:
ciation.

Present membership; including
Cubs, Scouts, Rovers, Cubmasters,
Scoutmasters and other leaders,
stands at °10,011 compared with
8,110 at the same time last year.
R. Ken Jordan, executive . com-
missioner at ‘pro ovincial headquar- -
ters’ in.Vancouver, also announced
that during the year:12 new. Scout.:
Districts: were formed throughout *

‘British .Columbia.-and' the. Yukon. j
“The number. of Boy’ Scout Troops. ”.f
. increased from 147 ‘to 190, while
“Wolf Cub> Packs’ now number 216:

‘as against 169 ‘last: year, . :
The ‘new: districts are - -Alberni-
Valley;: Cranbrook, Fort: -George,:

: Fraser-Burrard: (Coquitlam, Port.
=: Moody;:.

Toco,:* -ete.),. ‘Kimberley;
Maple Ridge- Pitt -Meadows, °Mid-:

- island: (Vancouver Island) ,. ‘Mount

‘Arrowsmith’ (Parksville; ‘Qualicum

/area),; Okanagan’ Boundary, - Okan-.
“agan: “South,. Prince: Rupert: and.

Shuswap - Lakew. =. le
Districts , ‘showing: gr cates
membership. ‘increases*:.were :
increase = of 270;
123: North: Okanagan
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‘fiom those children.
They were the’ kind. of ‘ehildren
anyone could. levers They:
surrounded, with guldanes,
when’ they moved,
areret val” theti Tovabloness Was.

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cASMERS INCOME

slightly - higher —
than in 1946, when it was* $1.74
Net income in 1947. will,

income may be.

sale of farm products since 1943
one billion
‘income of farm op-
farming operations
in 1916 wits more than 24% times
qe he inerease in in-
in numbers of

is estimated,
1946 figure of $1.27. billion;

be close to “the

An all time high in registration —
that of 193
noted. in’ November last year,
record number of new passenger
totaling. 1,862,
commerei ial vehicles’. brought the-
“number Fegistered to 168, 397, ;

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