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OLIVER THEATRE “THIS WEEK IN OTTAWA” |Horsefly News = |-—— 2g
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday—February 6, 7, 8 ee pasta Gun ron || Better Service

DEAN MARTIN and JERRY LEWIS

‘You're Never Too Young’

(vista vision)
First Show at 7 p.m. Second Show at 9 p.m.

Thursday, Friday Saturday—February 10, 11
Robert Taylor, George Raft, Janet Leigh
in

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Rogue Cop
(wide screen)
First Show at 7 p.m. Second Show at 9 p.m.

Children admitted to second show
only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week:
Esther Williams and Howard Keel in
“JUPITER'S DARLING”

SPRING
Isn't Here Yet

— BUT —
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some of the new Spring al

Jewelery Is,

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We have received some of the newest Spring
Jewelery and there is more to come. Very
stylish in design, very inexpensive in price.

See also the 4 New, All-Proof Ladies
Omega Automatic. At last the ladies have
an equivalent of the Famous Seamaster.

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

(JHWLLERS) LTD.

LOOX FOR THE TRADEMARK -

And GWG Heavy
Wool Work Pants

— All GWG Gar-
ments are noted
for their rugged,
long-wearing
qualities,

Borkowski’s “swear

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January 27, 1956.
SET-BACK

Hopes for substantial tax re-
ductions this year must have
received a considerable set-back
when the Minister of Fitiince
tabled the Estimates in the
House this week. That is, unless
those hopes are based on the
assumption that the Minister
would be prepared to operate on
a considerable deficit this year,
for the Estimates of Expenditure
for the year about to begin are
appreciably higher than for the
year just ending.
INCREASES

The total increase is just un-
der $68 millions. of this, the
largest single item in the cate-
gory described as Controllable
Expenditures is in Construction
or Acquisition of Lands, Build-
ings and Works - an increase of
$25 millions. Next comes Civil
Salaries and Wages, $23 mil-
lions, Pay and Allowances ‘of the
Armed Forces and RCM Police,
a $22 million increase.
DITTO

Other substantial increases in|
the Standard Categories are in
Professional and Special Ser-
vices - $14.8 millions; Pensions,
Superannuation and Other Bene-
fits - $12 millions; Freight, E:

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Repairs and Up-Keep of Equip-
ment -- $6.4 millions; Advyertis-
ing and Other Publicity - $1.1
millions,
SPECIAL

The largest single increase of
all is in the group known as
Special Categories. These include
interest on the debt, special pay-
ments to the provinces under the
present tax formula, Family Al-
lowance and Old Age Pensions
and Allowances. The increase
here totals $92 millions this year
> of which increase interest
payments to the province
count for about $35 millions
each, and Social Security
ments for $17 million.
DECREASE

Main items showing an over.
all reduction are: Construction
or Acquisition of Equipment
($105 millions, mainly Nationai
Defence); Contributions, Grants
ete. ($22 millions); Materials
and Supplies ($6 millions) and|
a catch-all, all other expendi- |
tures, other than Special Cate-|
gories ($56 millions).
DEFICIT

Balancing the total decreases
against the total increases, we
are left with the net increase
figure of $68 millions. This is
a disappointing result to those
who may have hoped for some
reduction in spending and taxes
— or even only a balanced bud-
get — this coming year, for the
indications are that for the cur-
rent year, as for last year, there

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

puy-

SCHMITKE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Schmitke of Lac La

Hache, a daughter, born
January 28,

HRISCHUK — To Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Hrischuk of Lac La
Hache, a daughter born
January 28.

TURZANSKI — To Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Turzanski of
Horsefly, a daughter, born
February 1.

NICHOLSON — To Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Nicholson of

Tatla Lake, a daughter born
February 2.

GEBHARD — To Mr. and Mrs.
Johan Gebhard of Williams
Lake, a son born February 2.

Howey |Soon as it has passed ins, ection
National Health scheme. On the! B 2

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Will be a budgetary ceficit at) The newly organizea Horsefiy |)

present spending levels. ;Rifle Club, being held in the
SECOND LOOK basement of the Community Hall

-The situation is more’serions has been completed with regards
id View of the possibility of a|/t© Work bees on rifle range. As

the members will be enjoying

basis of present discussions, sueh | their shooting practice,

a scheme would cost in the!  Gpiserg elected Gre presiacnt
neighborhood of $360 millions Franch Boesch, secretary-treas,
— about half of this to be borne urer, Tom Goode, with Jona
by the Federal Treasury. One Weinard range officer.
Hundred and millions MR. H. WALKER and daugh-
more would=turn a modest defi-|+on mage a trip to Cache Creek
cit into a sizeable one — unless

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Mr. Walker’s mother

it were met by an inerease in| \y9 Masihean din iN heatth tor
tax revenues. The whole situa-| Some tind:

tion seems to justify ‘another MR. and MRS. DOUG HEM-
hard look at present levels of 4

BROUGH and Reggie have left

Better Quality __. os
Better Value

always, at...

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS a

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Prompt and Courteous Service is Our Aim

government spending, and at the

; for Vancouver where Reggie will
question of whether we are get-

undergo another eye operation.

ting full value for the tax dollar. Accompanying them is Mrs. Rod

MacLeod who will be visiting
her son and daughter-i -law,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Virtue of
Lulu Island.

GEORGE HOCKLEY took
Mrs. J. Janzen and Bobby to the
Lake for medical attention.

In SPITE OF the “flu” mak-
ing the rounds of the commun-
ity, we're all more than pleased
with the grand weather the
past week. Certainly a delight-
ful change from the weeks or
bitter cold.

A REPORT of a cougar
brought Jack Lee, predatory
nunter into Horsefly, but due to
a new fall of snow he was un-
able to track the animal.

OKLAHOMA PLAYER
TO JOIN ESK:.

Frost Penetrates
Five Feet In Ground

Evidence of the winter's pro-

The Community Theatre

(100 Mile Community Hall)

Tuesday, February 7 —
Robert Taylor, Ann Blythe, Stewart Granger in
“ALL THE BROTHERS WERE VALIANT”
(color)

Saturday, February 11 —
Charlton Heston and Julie Adams in
~ “PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON”
(color)
Every Tuesday Show starts at 8:30 p.m.
Newsreel and Short Subjects
Every Saturday Two Shows —

First at 6:00 p.m. - second at 8
Cartoon and Short Subjects

longed cold spell is found every
| ne. busy waterworks depart-

ment men break the surface of
town streets to find frozen pipes
or broken connections. Frost has
penctrated to a depth of five
feet

LUMBERMEN WIN TWO

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—Centra) Press Canadien |
Hard-charging addition to the

,Grey Cup champion Edmonton | Playing their annual ‘grudge
Eskimos is Bo Bolinger, all-Am- | Same’ against the Senior A
erica guard from Oklahoma | Kamloops Elks, Busher Jack-
Seghers! dee ee oe son’s club pulled a surprising
Cardinals, Wh, according to Ed- | 4 upset. The Balcos tineup was

monton reports, have agreed to | augmented by a forward string
respect the Eskimo contract. |from Vernon for the game.

WAT ER tells the

truth about whisky

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and for Mother, Father, e
Brother, Sister, too - - -

A wonderful selection of eae
sentimental expressions WHEN YOU NEED
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in cards of delightful is
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|} “THERE Is No sucn: {he
WORD AS ‘FaIL'.”

—*(Author’s name below)-|

There sems to be no dis-
ease that medical selence
will not eventially con-
quer. One by one the sick-
nesses that have plagued
mankind through the ages
are being overcome.

Valentines

There are many drugs in
our prescription depart-
eee ewe

seeming “miracles.” Be-
cause we Pharmacists now
Dearry a much larger vari-
ety to choose from, most
modern Physicians prefer
to always write a prescrip-
Z tion for the one particular
medicine that will help you
most,

YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE

*Quotation by
Edward Bulwar Lytton
(1805-1873)
Copyright 1956 (2W1)

Chocolates -- -

FOR VALENTINE’S
— heart boxes and stand-
ard name varieties.
Always a thoughtful gift.

for Cold Resistance
Super Plenamins -

BRANDLY'S DRUG STORE

Authorized Agent for Franklin Serums

Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.

7 THURSDAY

ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF

LAKE SUPER MART
FEBURARY 9th |

Oliver Street At 6th Avenue

Watch Next Week’s Tribune For Opening Week Specials and Prizes

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