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In B.C., he said, approximately: 680;000
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When. widmbers: ‘of. ‘Parliament hay to: “ait
for as many: ‘months - ‘aS they. did, this. yea —
and with the. ‘prospect: ‘of. being. called’ ‘back: to.
Ottawa for another go ing month, or. two.
there: may. .be some, excuse. ‘for: their,- thinking...
of themiselves | “as. underpa. :
always - will be - two. opinions , ‘about “that,
... Opposition... Leader... Ross. Macdonald . en-
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This is ‘a. ‘Waication” book:
that takes! well:'to: lying.
face down | ‘on a. rock os
while “thé'! eyes::g0. ‘flying’
after sudden ‘birds. 2:
or sunlight plying "soko 3
back:.and. forth on a. lake; hoe
a book! ‘fieceding,. noe EN a
“punctuation points . to. pauses ee
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TUESDAY; AUGUST. 23, 1960"

_“Growih of ‘Prepaid medical plans ns...

“it may be that Dr. McCoy’ s estimate wie
was on the. conservative side, for'a sur

“are, automobiles:
are: bigger. and. better. schools today and: more
_ students” attending them,
« bigger- and better, cars today | ‘and more people
” driving. ‘them.

  
  

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. Yet. ‘this ig ‘the: pension plan’ which two.

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“between butterflies" gpty
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my toad: hopping. through grass,

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honeymooners. realde on’
top. of the world throughout.
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_vey has: indicated. that about: 48 per

cent of Canadians are now covered by...
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Approximately. half the population:
is looking after its own protection, do-
‘ing so’in a manner which retains, the.
doctor-patient relationship’ and! which |
avoids many. of the ills.and’ abuses) of | 7
British state medicin : oa

  

And in the US., a survey ‘by Briiéry

University, sociology. and. anthropology. -
department, ‘assisted. by 16 other uni-
“versities, States that ‘the majority of
“Americans: over 65 prefer to finance
| tie own health ¢ care; that only 10 per.
ent: support compulsory plans. —Van-—
_couver. Province, |

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‘aircraft ‘and ‘wages: ‘There

just as there are

v Surely.: Mr. Bove's comparison of values. -
S fie misleading. one. A far .better evaluation |

OF the: progress«of‘the Canadian ‘school system
and: students could ‘be arrived fat by relating

it to those, in othér parts of the world. today.

those. ‘of: almost any: noe, ince “
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be: “gibstanitiaily. ‘increased.

“What:. ordinary’ ‘Canadian can’ get’ ‘a. ‘ite

pension. ‘of. $3,000 a: ‘year for the payment. of a
mere $4, 000 into ithe fund?. Where in: the world

could any. wage or: salary earner get terms. like >

members of:: the august upper house » (whose
own salaries go on until they. die) regard as

ne ‘higgardly. ‘When members of either house talk
Vike that ‘tHey tend’ to bring the whole institu-.

tion of Parliament into disrepute asa collec-

nS tion. of: selt- interested “money grabbers.

—The Victoria Colonist.

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The growth | of voluntary: insuranée:

coverage in this country has been im-
_ pressive. Last year Canadians bought -
six times more accident. and. sickr
insurance than in 1947, and 25 times

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A. government,

‘Summer helping supervise
wayside. parks. that are. such.
to increasing.
_ thousands of holidayers, As an

“embittered man.

“There is one type of citi-,

pen,” he told’ me;: who} favors .
“these house « trailers’ to. ‘camp
ane “To: chim, 3

    

hotisé ‘trallers’:

‘are ideal. He- can: camp: in: ‘orie~.”
location”: beside ‘some. pleasant
lake, ‘until he has dirtied it all
-out, the»

up.) Tin cans flung .
car-g
tons, bottles, filth ii
‘strewn about,
the
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and .move to al
‘new .and virgin fii j
: site, and start. all over. again,
‘ fresh” as. a daisy.”
t. asked: him” if this “were
true of the supervised camps

: Where the campers have to
: pay a fee. “
“Even - there,”. he ‘said, “you

have to watch for thesé: char-
acters who -resent being check-
‘ed. They: think the outdoors. is |
‘the: place you chuck : things

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__ Letterbox

_ Editor, ,

, The Lily News: .
i! “At the. regular meeting held
; Tuesday. of , the - Longshore-
imen’s: Union there was a mo-
ytion made which car ‘ried un- |
 animously. to. endorse. ‘the can-
,didacy . of Angus Macphee.
drunning on the Labour ticket
.for the, CCF. party in. Prince
Rupert,.

Submitted. ‘by.
RY H. Adcock, Sec.

Editor,

The Daily. News:

There is only one man who.
can build a road to the moon’
faster ‘than Khrushchev.
That man is Phil Gaglardi.
Vote Social Credit “and get
: there first, ‘ rt .
— “Stromberg.” .

  
 
  

“All rae

with ‘G. E.. MORTIMORE

Women’s" shoes with. stiletto =,
are | carving big. ‘hol

“Swe. idare’ not: Say: anything
‘gabout it, for.fear.of offending.
our :customers,’* , she, said...
“Being. a woman, and wanting

’ wear them myself,’ * she added.
“Why?” T..asked hers >.
“Oh, you’ can’t be:.out of the

fashion’ altogether,” said. “Tf. ’

you go.to one of the fashion-.

“ able ‘shoe stores and ask for

anything comfortable, . they

laugh at you. But I only have
one pair of them. ‘The rest are.
sensible.” ° -

“Are they very uncom fort-
able to wear ” I asked.

“Terrible, ” she-sald,

Those shoes punch holes: in
the floor and they hurt. But
women go on wearing them,
No wonder that men. are.some-.,
times...troubled. by . suspicions ;; 4
that: “women “helong:’ to" some:
_ other’ épeécies—that they” have |
' some Martian blood in their
- velns, ;-At least one. science

fiction’ story was devoted to
_ this theme, and it;made plause.
“Sble reading,’ De

Surely: it is only a question

of time before some manufac-

' turer produces shoes that are
studded ‘Inside and. outside
with sharp spikes. Fashionable
lady: fakirs will buy them by
' the million.

  

< ed ‘down; the. abso to" day, the | Invtan: utomablle salesroom, that nade you decide to hie hey
marriage vows, wi th a former off and on, for several days our care” —_ ne
patient, someone whisper ed: “Ts, finally came in and announced ‘fhe man grinned ‘and meer
~ ee ON "wonder what he’ saw in her?” he was ready. ‘to buy. “That’s plied: “My wife.”
*, game kind of: people who, even ,—-

employee, °
who has ‘been working the’ past ..

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in the city, save up their bot- |. =. a
tles, cans and. trash and’ carry;’ oe Das roe
it out to the country, find a:
quiet side-road and heave ‘the
junk over the ditch.” .

It is, after all, not thought-
lessness, but just plain ignor-
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Brass and the Tin ef th
' Hat : ope of : ,
Old soldiers may, indeed, be :
a mighty durable lot, But ‘évéii”’
less likely to fade’ away, it.
seems, {!s the steel helmet of,
1914..
_ “When: are, you going.to get
rid of these’ tin hats?” Chester.
Carter, Liberal. member of ‘the;
House recently asked! dld. igol=!
-dier George Pearkes, Mr. Carter:
was wearing one. at the time..
“The duthorities are giving ,
consideration. to ‘an improve-
ment. But there are no funds.

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Brick by brick — _ that’s how Dave Morgan ee

provided, for.a new style ‘in : :
ane eae Scarkos teplied ence built. his career. He started with one. truck, 0

Why the Canadian’ Army. has,
preserved ° -with’ ‘the _present:
steel helmet for 40 or 50 years,
no one. ‘knows. The ‘darned
things: never did stay. on. Nev-
er Was a design so poorly cal-. | |
culated to protect. “Yet, the,j. oo... oe,
military, mind’ being what’ it is, ay a
we still.have them. ’

They have, let be- granted,
provided. nostalgic flowerpots’
for thousands’ of. Canadian |
homes. . And they have been ||:
used to make an excellent cate. oe
walk through the mud: RE

‘now he owns a profitable contracting business ee
— “Morgan and Son”. Every step of the way
his bank’ manager has: given sound business.
advice. that led to. formation. and eventual
growth of the firm.

 

Penny Logan i 1s as much up- -in-the-a air as Dave
“is down-to-earth. Not just. because she’s an
Tin hats for soldiers may not. » airline stewardess. but because she’ s marrying ce
matter much in the atomic age te! rns ™
but the present tin hat situa” pt | her young: architect next month. Penny’s

: _ bought a fancy trousseau paid for out of

tion tells a: great deal: about?

the’ mentality” of the bureau-: "
savings deposited regularly in her account at ie
The Canadian Bank of Commerce. :

   
  
 

crat who decide these things.
‘for the’ Canadian Army.
—The- Financial Post,

With the classe ce Level: headed Dave, light- hearted Penny, their | .

youth are thine own, banking needs differ but for each the friendly
And the epecks unprofain'd by. courteous service of The Canadian Bank of
Commerce has helped make | their dreams

‘oa tear.
That the fervour and faith of
_ come true.

‘ a‘soul can be known, | >
To which ‘time will but make “|:
'.. thee. more. dear; .

 

  
   
 

   
 
  
  

lov'd: never ‘forgets, Ron
But. 2S: truly. loves. on to the yoy
= ‘close, ~ .! Lon i

“AS. the: sun- ‘flower turns on!
ner god, when he sets,

  
 
 

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Hon. R. G. WILLISTON”

MINISTER OF LANDS AND FORESTS

       
     
    
   
 
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
    

 

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