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‘The Wootton Royal Commission on
“‘Automabile. Insurance makes a great

deal: of sense, . : a $7 make

With ‘any document as : ‘comprehen-
sive -aS-.a. commission report, vit is im =
possible: ta accept: or reject it In its en-
tirety, . ;

Drivers i in the Terrace Grea, subjected 7
to incredibly high rates, will study it with ©
considerable interest. There has to be a
suspicion in these. parts that an arbitrary.
fate has been set in ‘past times and is.
maintained ‘because it is highly” profit.
‘able to insurarice. ‘companies, “This Is the
‘community where a ‘driver whe has driven |

- the daily rat race over Vancouver's Lions‘
Gate bridge has to pay 50 per cent more
for driving down - Lakelse Avenue. °

The Wootten commission report will
not solve all the insurance problems. But
‘recommendations calling for compulsory

happen.’

Iticians. .

~~ more able
_isters has

For those who were wondering

implement the Kennedy Roun
what caused the curious clanking x mnedly Rou

Tariff cuts.

~ Lower rates? Maybe

It is premature, however, to anticl-
pate that some of these good things will |

The British Columbia Government's
notorious non- “response to the report’ on
- gasoline prices would indicate that the
_.-art of lobbying is not unknown In this
"province, and that oil companies can be
“very persuasive when speaking with pol- |

Attorney General Les Peterson vito
has consistently impressed as one of the

insurance commission report. It Is to
be hoped that the Government will share
his enthusiasm and write off the insur-
ance lobbyists as assigned risks,:

| Old ghosts haunt Commons

and scraping noises heard ar.
ound the halls of the Houses of
ParHament it was the Ghost of
ae ‘ast,
ough Liberal party organ-
izers pictured the Trudeau gov~
ernment as ‘new’, “dynamict?
and--having a “tet'a-get-thingae
-Moving'?; attitude, it-is haunted
by the past in the form of 47
dills left over from the Pearson
administration, .
ta among the, 47 are bill to e5-'
i sh minority groups’ language
rights, to modernize. the Crim.
inal Code, lower diug’ prices,
ereate the Canada Development
Corp., increase Ottawa's partici.

26 election gave the ‘Liberala the

Although some observers have
erHicized the Pearson govern.
ment for inefficiency in hamiling
these bills, that they are not yet
law is largely because of Mr,
Pearson's minority government,

When , Parliament... was dis-
solved: in April,’
had 129. seats, against the com-
bined opposition of 132,.The June

first majority government since.
1958 with 154 seats, 45 more
than the combined ‘opposition,

Thus, ‘the new government can
propose bills from a position of
strength,

In the Liberal camp, this face
Js looked upon with glee,

the Liberals |”

Pation to fight pollution; and‘to

“Now we can get down to busi. |
ness,"" one Liberal party CXECUe
tive said,

Some groups, “fneluding the
Progressive Conservatives, look
upon this. situation with doubt,
They fear Trudeau will use Pare’
llament as a rubber stamp af.
ter steamroiling a bill through
the Commons,

Their fears have some basis,
With a strong majority, agovern=
ment may bypass the time-con-
suming details of debate.

But it 1s unlikely the Liberals
will pass any bilis that ralge the
hackles of the majority of Cana.

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insurance, the eliminating of the negli-
gence question, and basic’ premiums of

very interesting reading.

Social Credit Cabinet Min-
reacted favorably to the car

dians, ‘After all there atill are
things. called elections,

One advantage of a strong ma}
ority is that it can handle unfor.
seen happenings, such as the re-~
cent so-called gold crisis, with
speed, With the tense state of
international affairs this may be
to.the good.

deau said Parliament must re-
form , Its _ procedural rules to
speed the process of governing,

The ‘Pearson administration

inflation is growing, clean water
and air arebecoming raritiesand
governinents fall, Parliament is
dealing with bills up to three
years old,

Clank, scrape, rattle, scratch,

Receivernamed
for accused in |
big bank loss

Court has appointed a Penticton
Bailiff as receiver of the assets
of two women charged after the
of more than
$492,000 from a Pentictonbranch
of the Royal Bank of Canada,

The court appointed John Carl
Johnson of Penticton as receiver
until trial
brought by the bank, begins or

made, .

The bank filed a “writ in Spe,
reme court claiming it was én.‘
titled: to the possessions of the

ler, 26, and Frances Bambi)
Shubin, 41 4,

Oct, 15 when they appeared ‘in
Penticton _magistrate’s ~ court
charged with theft over $50 from
the bank,’ Miss Spiller, a five-
year employee of-the bank, ts al-
so charged with falaifying bank
account books with intent to de-
fraud,

- The patr, who share a houge
at Naramata, near Penticton, are

Even so, Prime- satiety Tret =

was, by necessity, alow. While |,

’ The British Columbia Supreme ,

of a civil action, | .
until a further court: order is |-

NATURAL-BORN
“> LEADER

Editor, Herald

writing of October 2.

History teaches us there are
two kinds of people in this worid.
Those who wish to serve God
and preach God’s love, and those
who serve Satan and preachholy,
hoody, lovely hell fire,

love and hell fire, But hell does
not bother them because they
accepted God's promises and rev=

fe) Ur "sade waits :
There are two kinds of people -

In reply to Art Curfman's

The first kind understand God’s-

elation as written in the bible
and therefore they fear not but
only trust, ;

Those who serve Satan are

torn within themeelyes. Their
minds are blinded by greed, love
towards themselves, hate toward
their nelghbours.’ Al other Deéo-

ple are fanatics except them-
selves,

They destroy themselves and
take others with them.

Hippie version:

- By George Bowering
In Georgia Strait .
Sunday: Go to. church,
When the preacher finishes
his sermon, raise your hand,
or if that doesn’t work, raise
your voice, and inaugurate
a question’ and answer
. period. '
‘Monday: Give your tea-
cher-a reading list of the
books he or she needs to
further his or her educa-
tion, Choose from thebooks
you've seen mentioned inthe -

; Tuesday: Get twenty of
your friends together and
complain to a drugstore one
at a time) about the obscene
publications they carry on
their magazinerack, Include °
Reader’s Digest, The Finan-
clal Times, Stag, U.S. News
and World Report, and the
monopoly-owned city news-
papers.

Wednesday: Collect the
names of everyone you know

How to become a..
responsible citizen

“a movie matinee where the.

who smokes clgarettes or

drinks’ ‘wolskey, and submit
the : ‘Mt jto the. mayor, the
chief.of police, andthe crown _ |
prosecutor, demanding that
something be doneabout con-
trolling'the use of these
addictive drugs. o

: Thursday: Walk hand in-
-hand down the street with
someone of the same sex,
giving him or her an oeca- -
sional. hug and kiss, mean-
while reading aloud from
the Sermon on the Mount.

’ Friday: Get all your”
friends together and phone
the local TY station the mo-
ment anyone gets killed or
beaten up on the screen, Do
this every time, complain-
ing about obscenity being
introduced into your. home,
Saturday: Go in a bunch to

theatre is. filled. Every
time you see 2 gun or knife
on the screen, yell in uni-
‘son: ‘KILL! KILL! KILL!

| Your heart with his love which

| Perhaps _ this
| wisest thing you ‘did in all your |-

:| reports Waldo Skill

They try t drown their
troubles in liquor, wake up the
next day sick as a dog with a
burning soul within them looking
for facts and a sign of heaven,

They ey ‘ery? “God prove your-|
self and maybe I will love you,”’
But Jesus said becauseof their
| unbellef a sign shall not be given

Have faith in God with all your
| strength, heart and soul, and then,
only then, God will meet you in

passes all underi

Why net next Sunday do some-
thing which your intelligent mind
says 1s crazy; and go to church,
‘may prove the

eixty years of life, Art.

Skillings sees.

production rise

British Columbia continued to
make strong economic advances
through the third quarter of 1968,
r
of Industrial Development, Trade
and Commerce,

Tn his monthly summary of B.C,
Business Activity, Mr, Sidllings
said the pace was ‘get by the min.
ing section, .

"In comparing production fig.
ures for the first seven months
with. the same period last year,
the only major mineral product
to show a decline was copper,

“Increases ranged from as
high as 42 per cent for silver to
three per cent for coal,” he sald,
The forest industry continued to
make “strong gains’? despite a
cutback in pulp and paper mill
production resulting from over-

KILL"

capacity,.

L. Vi Vanden. |

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