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Freedom comes first...

The Social Credit government has come
up with an excellent slogan during the cur-

rent election campaign. It is “Don't Take — -

Good Government for Granted. ' The voters
of this province would do well to sit back
for a moment or two and consider-just what
that slogan means to the individual,

People in British Columbia have never.

had it so good. Whiere.else in Canada may

one find so many benefits or find o better

standard of living than in British Cofumn-
iar

Certainly not in Saskatchewan which
labored under a €.C.F, government for
many yeors and is now in the recuperative
Stage, trying to reassemble the pieces. If
anyone doubts the inability of a so-called
‘people's party’ to successfully govern, all
they need do is look to the Saskatchewan
records,

Last weekend we had the opportunity
of hearing and watching some of the can-
didates from our own Skeena riding, parade
before us their party platforms. It wasn't
a pretty sight. What we- saw was a threat
to our freedom which is something to be
valued above all other things.

Nothing could better indicate this
threat than a statement published in the
NDP organ, ‘The Democrat,’ by Ron Doug-
los NDP contender for Skeena. ;

Mr. Douglas stated, '‘Now. more than
ever before, Labour and the NDP must
work together to plan not for the elite few,
but for the many.”

TERRACE “Omineca" HERALD |

Published every Wednesday at Terrace, Britieh Columbia

harmed him in any way? Has he spent any

_ line for a square meal? Is he earning any

no part of a Labour alliance,

. Sonal freedom above all else. People who

. people whe want no handouts, people who

TERRACE “OMINECA" “HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

RUTH M. HALLOCK, Editor

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Corat. .

Who is Mr. Douglas trying to kid? Can
he honestly say that ‘big business’ has

time during the past 14 years, standing in

less today than his education and abilities
warrant? We doubt it very much.

No thank you Mr,-Douglas — we want

Labour is much too biased to recognize
there are still people who place: their per-

are willing and capable of speaking for
themselves, people who need no fortissimo
mouthpiece to do the talking for them,

do not wish ta stand in line to be counted

but would rather stand alone and _ free.

These cre not rich people in the monetary

sense, but if and when some wise politician

can put a price tag on individual freedom,

then we will all know who among us: has ©
accrued the greatest fortune,

The NDP can have its Labour leaders,
its finger pointers, its chip carriers,

We'll take the best thing B.C. has to
offer right mow — Social Credit. Yes, it
is a big business party but have you ever
stopped to think just where the people of
this province might be today without big
business and the basic capitalistic concept?

We wonder if Mr. Douglas has given
the matter any thought?

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

- Dispatch

‘The fall season. is starting out,
fellows,.and ushered in by the
first general meeting, to be held
in the Legion Auditorium on
Tuesday, September the 13th. As
‘initiations are scheduled for this
meeting, it will start with a din-
ner, being served at 7:30ish or
thereabouts.

Talking about Terrace being put
on the map is “Old Hat* to us,

but we cannot refrain from men-
tioning that Terrace could defin-

the next four to six weeks.

Armand LeClerc, a menyber of
Branch No. 13, has drawn a spec-
tacular entry in the BA Musical
Show Case and his ticket has been
placed in the Stairway to Paradise
sphere, thus giving him a chance
of being one of the finalists. Good
Luck, Armand, we hope you get
to the top of the staircase.

We will make this short, in
order that you may devote more

time to study the issues before
you, to decide at the Provincial

Election on September 12th. As|

an individual, we are not  par-
ticularly interested in how you
vote, but we emphasize the point,
that unless you exercise your

no business complaining or crit-
icizing afterwards. So, please turn
out in full force on the 12th and
cast your vote — it could be the
deciding one,

All In Readines®

For Monday's P.

Thirty polling stations:
been set up in Skeeng Ridin
the forthcoming provincial @
tion on September 12. .
3,000 voters are registered. &

Murdo A, Macdonald, deff
returning officer, will supesmm
ten polling stations in Tei
Community Centre, open from
a.m, unti! 8 p.m, on Monday. &

There are 2,766 registel
voters in Terrace, an inere:
from the previous voter’s
although the overall number
voters for Skeena is down. ;
. There will be no advance pt
or hospital poll,

Ballots and Notices of Reg
tration .were printed in ¢
“Herald” job printing shop.

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AROUND the TOV
Miss Linda Evans is visitig
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. §
Evans. She completed her co
in practical nursing and graduat®
from Prince George Vocation
School on September 2 Lin
leaves this Saturday for Dawsg
Creek where she will be employ#
in St. Joseph’s Hospital, wheg
she took her training. ;

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befure September 19th.

Terruce Community. Centre, .
‘SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1966 —
and tea, —— ; ‘

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 — Terrace Ladies’ Softball League's J
first annual banquet and dance will be held at the 7
Motor Hotel Banquet Room at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are -$2.75 each: 8
and may be obtained from any league member. :
1 — 1 p.m, to 11 p.m. Terrace Centen- {
nial Carnival, Community Centre, ; “
OCTOBER 1 — Hospital Auxiliary “Merry-Go-Round” Bridge,

else

wishing to join, may telephone
53-2489 oy write P.O. Box 1080 8

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 — Ladies Auxiliary of Mills Meny iam
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United Church Bazaarll

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