‘Wednesday, September 30,1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

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Basily adapted to the odd shaped lot, this is
en L shaped home with three bedrooms to
the front, living and dining room on the rear
overlooking the garden or the view. Kitchen is
also on the rear with the basement stairway

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Minister Finds The Press
More Painful Than His Elbow

Nursing a still-painful elbow, and a grudge
against British Columbia’s press in general and the
Vancouver Sun in particular, the province’s dyna-
mic minister of highways paid a visit to The Tribune

Nor was The Tribune spared,
We were informed that our news.
paper had been “hard” on his
department. |

By this time we were mentally
hanging on to the ropes, but the
storm had blown itself out. Hay-
ing got his own beefs off his
chest, the minister got down to
our local problems as they concern
his department, and we got along

early Monday morning.

The elbow was fractured re-
cently in a fall, and although it
would take more than that to
keep Phil Gaglardi down, it is
evident from the way he carefully
adjusts himself in a chair, that
it is bothering him a lot.

But not néarly as much as a
recent news story in the Sun
about two workers on the new
building for the Kamloops church
of which Mr. Gaglardi is pastor.

Since the two men were on the
payroll of a sub-contractor to a;
firm holding a government road
building contract, the inference
has attracted wide-spread atten-
tion from opponents of Social
Credit.

Mr. Gaglardi’s answer to the
unstated allegations have also
been well publicized, but he once
more went through his earlier
statements in his best platform
manner.

Condensed version goes some-
thing like this. The church is
not “his” church, Mr. Gaglardi is
only the pastor, and can be fired
“tomorrow morning” . . . the men
were on the payroll of a sub-
contracting firm not a firm hold-
ing a government contract . . .the
church. was built by volunteer
help, and if a firm wanted to do-
nate the services of their em-
Ployees that was up to them...
the wife of the president of the
firm in question is a member of
the church congregation . . .Mr.
Gaglardi defies “man or devil” to
bring forward any evidence og

told by newsmen that he is the
“most approachable” minister in
the government.
as far as Mr. Gaglardi are con-
cerned, just seem to indicate a
concerted attempt on the part of
the press to be as rough as pos-
sible on him.

fine in a conversational calm. As
Mr. Gaglardi admitted before
leaving, he is the type of person
apt to blow high, wide and hana-
some, but once the blow was over
he carries no animosity.
Controversial and colorful is
our highways minister, and the
emphasis is still on the latter.

But the results,

R. A. COURT, C.A.

takes pleasure in announcing that

T. G. WHITE, C.A.
formerly of Kelowna, B.C.
has joined the firm of
RICKARD, CRAWFORD & CO,

Chartered ,Accountants, Williams Lake, B.C.
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wrong doing in his department
- there is no man puts in longer
hours in the service of his church

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FOREST GROVE NEWS
4H - supervisor
guest speaker

Miss Echo Lidster, supervisor
of 4-H clubs for British Columbia,
gave a talk Tuesday evening at
the Curling Rink to 4-H members
and their parents.
members of the “Hemline Bea-
vers” served refreshments,

Both parents and children feel
they gained a good deal of know-
ledge from Miss Lidster. Miss
Lidster’s mother was with her
and we all enjoyed talking with
her.

MRS. WM. Phillips of Lipton,
Saskatchewan, is visiting in the

area with her nephew, H. R.
Weaver, his wife and family.
Mrs. Phillips flew from White-

horse where she was visiting, to
Prince George and motored from
there to Forest Grove.

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After the talk |

and community than Mr. Gaglardi.
On the press in general, Mr.
Gaglardi exhibits an attitude of
bewilderment. He feels that he
makes every effort to get the
facts of his department across to
the public, and says he has been

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