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OTTAWA, - Conservative
Party President Dalton Camp
been your way yet?

Billed as
Man's Politiclan,’* he's been
barnstorming the country in re-
cent weeks working on what he
calls his“Centennial. Project

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Like a great many ofthe things
Dalton Camp says, It's sliekly'
gocd,

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Whatever you may think of
Dalton Camp - - courageous
crusader or abominable assa-<
ssin - - you’ va got to give him
this;

He's just about the niftiest
political phrase-maker to come
down the party pike - - Consere
vative or Liberal, Social Credit
or New Democrat - - in living
parliamentary memory,

He mints great Hnes, memors
able “throweaway?? cracks -~
both wise and smart - - pat,
primed, polished.

They can be efther thought or
Jaugh-provoking,

He’ s telling itaroundthat he’s
writing a political book, and with
a knowing smile casually tosses
off therazoned remark that he’s
entitling it: “Sorry About That
Chief,??

Friends will tell you mourn-
fully that the only time it really
hurts The Old Chief is when
he laughs at Camp" s cuties,

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. Camp coneedes, cheerfully,
that he's “re-thought*’ thecon-
cept of leadership loyalty into
“Leadership accountability’ -

Quiz
HALL...

kach correct answer counts

10 points; Score yourself as

follows; 100 genius; 80 to 90

superior; 70 to 80 excellent;

60 to 70 good; 50 to 60 aver-

age: 40 to 50 fair,

FOR MEN:

l. Which one of these can,

~~ ghange the color of itsskin?.

Turtle, Frog, Chameleon,
mole,

2, mow many Kinds of birds
provide leather? Three,
One, Four or Seven.

3. All verses in the Twenty-
third Psalm hegln withthe
word the,

_ Trueor False?

4, “Home on the Range’? ts

' the state song of: Wash-
ington, Kansas, Mississippi
or Pennsylvania,

FOR WOMEN:

5. The high luxury lace known
as polnt d’ Alencon is pro-
duced in; Ireland, Holland,
Belgium or France,

& One of these Is not a var-
lety of lettuce; Elberta, im-

perial, Great Lakes, or New
York,

% What kind of light has the
shortest wave length?
Violet, Green, Orange, or
Blue,

8 The Young Women’ s Chris-

* tlan Association of the U.S,
A. 1s older than the Young
Men's Christian Associa-
tion, True or False? -

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE:

9. Which President sald My
hat is my walking office?
Jackson, Lincoln, Taft or
Jefferson,

10. Who received the Academy
Award as the best actor in
“On the Waterfront?’* Yul
Brynner, Charlton Heston
Gregory Peck or Marlon
Brando?

ANSWERS:

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When the whole world is
bodding to Its fail happy the man
who has been able to learn al-
ready the lowly place appoint.
ed for him,

LUC AN

TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

so having rationalized it this
way, concludes, as only reason.
able, that {t hag to be curtains
for the Chlef,
. But he puts it'- - call tt,
as you will, a lack ‘of loyalty
to the leader, or a higher loya-
lty to principle - - rather neatly,
He files a sophisticated plea

of not gullty, with this highly-é
honed political legalism to the
charge of having done In Dief:

*'To accusations that the Con-
servative Party is hard on its
leaders, I would pleadthat some’
of its leadars have been hard
on the Conservative Party,’'

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Then he argues his case, like
the smooth professional com.
munieator he Is, with polished
pvose;

“There must be a release
of free expression among Con-
servatives, and an end to the
lleyear moratorium on free
speech in the party. .

#In making a God of our
leader, we made sheep of our-
selves, No party can survive In
such a conspiracy of silence,’’

No question of { - - Camp
sounds good Mke an ad - man
should, .

Too slick? , .

Perhaps for some, for Camp
enrages Diefenboosters with
the very professionalism of his
political epigrams,

-To The Old Chief*s almost
fanatical supporters he has a
seven-word lecture, calculated
to make them apoplectic:

“To resist change is to en-
dorse decay,?'

red wit angers Tories | ,

To those who accuse him of
fatally splitting, the Conserva-
tives, he has this j1-word
counsels

“Voters have more confidence
in us than we have tn our-
selvas,'* : :

On what the pseudo-intellec-
tuals like to call **the search

has this to say:

“Canda has to ba considered
by the rest of the envious world
as an odd nation of fixed reso-
lution,’ *

of the Conservative minority
viclory of the 1962 campalgn,
and secondly the minority de
feat’ in the *63 campaign, he
observess

“We were stoned to death
with ollve pits by the subur-
ban cocktall party set,' *

Funny thing, though - - for
all his talented way with words,
he seems to makemore enemies
than friends within the ranks of
his own party,

Perhaps the main reason for
this {sthe yerytartness, the acid
snap of some of his smart-but
often wise cracks, :

Like calling politicians =» he
doesn’t discriminate between
friends and foe, differ between
Grit, Tory or NDP, - « "My.
thologists,’* spinning their
fables out of ‘exhausted
clinches, fatigued shtbboleths
and bone-beat invective,’

He wants a whole new poll.
tical day,

Trouble {s, he may be for-
getting, as vislonaries often do,
that politics is the art-of-the-

possible,

Centennial
Report

JE Ottawa happens to be on the
route of your Centennial trip this
year, be sure to see Son et Lu-
miére, a nightly show from May
13 to October 15, .

Son et Lumiére, which means
sound and light, is a special Cen-
tennial spectacle for the national
capital, staged on Parliament Hill,
Outdoor amphitheatre ‘séating has
been constructed at Nepean Point,
on the Ottawa River, offering a
spectacular night view of the Par-

liament Buiidings which constitute
the stage for Son et Lumiére.

There are no acters, no con-
structed stage, no film. It's all done
by the clever use of spotlights,
filters and pre-recorded sound.
Recreation of the 1916 fire on
Parliament Hill, for example, pro-
duces the smoke and flames, the
crackling of timbers, the sound of
the water hoses and firemen's
voices, all through the ingenious
mix of sound on seven-track
recording tapes and color filters
on spotlights, .

The Hill has the starring role
because the spectacle is a drama
of Canadian history and because
The Hill was the symbolic stage
for Confederation’s official begin-
ning in 1867.

In the Son et Lumiére audience
at Nepean Point you will be trans-
ported through time, your intellec-
tual and emotional responses con-
trolled by the strength and variety
of light and the impact and qua-
lity of sound, including music and
the voices of great and legendary
persons, By way of the unusual
techniques of “Sound and Light”,
‘the drama of Canada's early days,
her triumphs and failures, her

1867 1967

by JOHN W. FISHER
CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER

great men and their great deeds,
will come vividly to life.

As Son et Lumiére opens the
clock turns back over .350 years
to the time when Champlain was
voyaging up the mighty Ottawa.
Lights dim and glow and the
yoices of narrators move through
time to the establishment. of old
Bytown and the building of British
military barracks on the present
site of the Parliament Buildings.

The spectacle moves its audience |

through great’ events in history;
the union of the two Canadas;
Confederation celebrations of July
1, 1867; occasions when we hear
the oratory of Macdonald and
Cartier; the joining of more pro-
vinces and the territories; the
world wars; the burning of the
Parliament Buildings in. 1916; the
high points in the careers of prime
ministers; and the birth of our
national flag.

As the spectacle moves to a
finale, lights turn to full brilliance,
illuminating the Hill, Parliament
Buildings, Nepean Point and the
Rideau Canal. The spectacular
finale symbolizes the essence of
a Canada 100 years in Confedera-
tion, facing the new century with
faith end confidence.

The Son et Lumiére technique
was originated at the Chateau
Chambord in France and ‘has been
employed in other places of his-
toric importance in France, Greece,
Egypt, Great Britain and Spain,
It also has been employed at
Dundurnr Castle, Hamilton, and at
the Crysler Farm battlefield, Mor-
risburg,. Ontario. As a Centennial
spectacular it is one of the regular
attractions of the National Capital
which every visitor should see.

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