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niversary. of. .the * -Fishermen’ Ss
Credit’ Union also: coincides. with,
tion’as president’ again...
he past : 20: ‘years the. PRFECR
ed. many: ‘milestones As-

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he Kalen Conus Credit’ Union and the

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until: 1956, when. its officers: were.

Fishermen’s. Credit. Union offices
‘at. Cow Bay... With ‘the opening
of the -new.. Co- -Op* Centre,” the
‘credit ‘union ‘moved’ into: central
offices with. ‘other | credit unions.
“On” November 1;.. the. ‘Kaien
Consumers Credit. Union with its

and 1,700 : members’ will" ‘amal-
gamate: ‘with: the” ‘Celco:: Credit
| Onion which. has’ ‘assets of! $250, -
| 000 ‘and: 550. members. a

Presidents of the Kaien Con-|
sumers Credit. Union since. its
“ception ‘have, been Mr. ‘Rudder-
ham;: Charles Bellis, George An- |.

‘Brett, F. Ws Grimkle, ‘H. J. Mer- |
chant, ‘James ° Williams, -Daniel |:
Delaney.

“Treasurers. since | 1945 include
Mrs... Margaret - Lowes, Miss Jean

Mrs ..Mabel Rye, : James Williams,
Mrs. “Betty. Williams, and George
Viereck,, who: has been associated
with credit unions ‘since 1945.
‘CELCO GROUP.
Celco. Credit. ‘Union was in-
| corporated . in May. 22;-.1951. by
Columbia. ° “Cellulose Company
Ltd. ‘employees two. weeks before
the: Watson Island pulp. mill be-|
gan “production... :

“By the end of 1951 Celco Gred-|
it ‘Union boasted. a membership

 

later: there - were . 173 members | €
{and assets had. grown to $18,053.

‘Today, just’ before its. merger
with” Kaien: Consumers Credit
Union, the Celco group has 550°

“Mrs. |
and: Mrs. John Denning,

Lysak,. Mrs. Florence Greenwood,

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the 20-year old: Prince

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og, “McBride was first pres-
ident! of the board: of directors

-| with Thomas | Sherry.as the first)
Other|

_treasurer- managers and assist-

treasurer” . manager,
‘ants. since then have: been Mr.
and Mrs. George. Miller, Mr. and
Fairfield - Vanier. ‘and “Mr.

Today, S. J. Simpson. is pres-
ident of: the ‘current: board, with
Ronald Merrison . as secretary, R.
H. Simonds as vice-president,
Carl ‘Leeman, G. .E. Cameron,
H. I. Phipps and. Reginald ‘Ron-
ald ‘make - up the . rest . of: dhe
board.

‘Nev Ww ‘policy y-
for jailbirds |

- KINGSTON, Ont. @— Prison-
ers in Canadian “penitentiaries
are to receive extra recreational,
visiting and mailing privileges in
what. Justice “Minister Fulton: de-
scribes as a “great new event in
the history of our country.”

Mr. Fulton announced... “the
changes: Tuesday.” night. at» _the
week-long conference ‘of: ‘Cana-
dian ~ penitentiary wardens © sand
said’ the move is a) ‘new, “pro-
‘gressive” penal policy. The. jus-
tice department acted on recom-
mendations from: the wardens. -

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Canada (right), ‘presents a drum to Major- -General ‘V. Boucher
d it on behalf of the Royal’ East

‘second from right), who accepte
Kent Regiment.
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Canterbury Cc
affiliation between the two r

Derek Johnson of Canterbury.

NEW YORE —Brendan Be-
han is in’ an- enthusiastic. col~
lision. with the: American: scene.

The. round, “ rumpled play-
wright from ‘Dublin tells “of it
with blue-streak zeal.

“Tet’s go. to a saloon,” he be-
gins || when invited to. an. inter-
view, Behan, a reformed : boozer
of redoubtable capacity, “isn’t
packsliding, mind you. He just
feels easier guzzling his soda
water in familiar, dim- Ht in-
formality. |

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Wednesday, October” 19, 1960...

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athedral, was presented to mar
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said. Cab-| -"dms igivt uge an ordinary
. trip in town,” explained Hebert.
“The ‘cost. of getting the. taxi.
back to Montreal has to be cov-

ered”?
Stoyi peeled off ten #100 bills

' MONTREAL @ —
one of those things,”
bie. Leonidas. Hebert, :
“Another, driver was flagecd
by ‘this young man right near
Peel and St. Catherine streets.
“The young man ‘asked. to go
to Vancouver but first of all. the
| driver didn’t believe his ears and — m
second his: car. wasn’t in quite moe os —
200d enough shape. for such a
long trip. .
“So he. sent the client over to
me. I didn’t believe it either, un-|
cll he produced . a bundle of $109 .
bills.”
That convinced. Hebert that
Tony Stoyi,” a Czechosiovakian
immigrant: in: Canada only four,
months, really. wanted to visit a
brother in Vancouver. :
“He said he didn’t ike it here,
The city was too big and con-,
fusing for him.”
Stoyi didn’t want to fly and
preferred a chauffeured trip to
one by train. Jf
“well,” said Hebert, recount- ;
ing his 6,5007mile round-trip in|
an interview, “I called the office
and asked what the rate’to Van-
couver was.” .
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eAbole. “an less than 45 minutes,
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some extra shirts and my cam-~
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