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TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD). TERRACE: B.C.

FIVE YOUNG PEOPLE above were adinitted ty full member-
Ship in the Lutheran Church May 14 when they were confirmed,’

They are (left to right) back row; Cameron McDonald, Kirk’
Davis, John Vogel; front, Gudrun Springel and Marilyn Larson.

OTTAWA OFFBEAT |

always
to keep

BY RICHARD JACKSON
OTTAWA — An intriguing
paradox of this Soclalisf-inclin-

ment is that Its leftward-leaning
“Minister for Taxation” shapes
up as the Taxpayers’ best
friend.
This Cabinet “Man for Taxes”
is Revenue Minister John Ed-
gar Benson, five years MP for
Kingston. He -is the business-
man among the men in the
ministerial power circle around
Prime Minister Pearson.
Ben Benson doesn't impose
the taxes —- Finance Minister
Sharp does that — but only
collects them. .
It is not a job to endear him
to the taxpayer who have only
just finished mailing him their
annual tribute,
® ¢ 8
BUT HE WEARS two Cabin-

ter, the other as
Board President.

And on his sleeve he wears
two hearts. One, makes him
glance wistfully Left as a social
security spender.
The other, result of his ore-

Treasury

"WHAT'S THE
NEW CANADIAN DAIRY

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
PRICE SUPPORTS?”

@ The new Canadian Dairy Commission took its first
step in furthering the development of a sound, efficient
dairy industry in its stabilization program for the year
starting April 7, 1967.

@ It is supporting market prices of major dairy products

at levels which are. equivalent to about 29 cents a
hundred more than a year ago for manufacturing milk
‘testing 3.5%.

@ The federal government is providing funds to the
Commission for a subsidy to manufacturing milk and
cream shippers equivalent to $1.21 a hundred for 3.5%
milk. The rate last year was 85c. From. the $1.21 there
will be a holdback equivalent to 11¢ for export. price
equalization, with any. unused amount refunded at the
end of the year.

‘gm Basis forthe payment will be the volume of manufac’
turing milk and cream required for. the Canadian market,
approximately the amount forwhich subsidies were epaid

COMMISSION DOING ABOUT |

“gi What's the new Dairy Commission doing to help .

to manufacturing milk and cream shippers in 1966-67.

lm After mid-May, when 1966-67 records are com-
pleted, each registered producer will be informed of the
volume for which he will be eligible for subsidy in.1967-
68. This wil! be based on the volume for: which he
received subsidy in 1966-67. The amount. for the year
will be broken down into monthly quotas, based on the
normal percentage of milk and cream marketed each:

month. Those who received subsidy for less than certainly is but what kind of u 30 pm Doane service ‘ “Tun Tae alm
: n?. ‘ a _ . a ¥
_ 50,000 pounds (1,750 pounds butterfat) last year will P Three times he es won} YOUNG PEOP: am

be'eligible for subsidy up to that amount this year.

@ This new program, in terms of price:support and
subsidies, represents an increase of 65c, or 16%, over
the federal program for 1966-67. It is over.a dollar, or
33%, higher than in 1965,

improve the dairy industry ? Quite a lot. And it's only .
the beginning.

Revenue’s Benson

Ing minorty Liberal Govern:

‘1a buck.”

et hats, one as Revenue Minis-|

the postal workers and of te |/ : "J REE

see BRUNO'S cna
rer 4 settled teem cheaply 4619 HILLCREST “AVE P SHOP ND
‘at half the price they ~ could ‘ . ° _ ‘

-| ing mad.

| and catnapping at his desk,

comfortably like that forever.| sina ot School. "Wednesday — Méetin
So the strikers, up against an) 11:09 a.m—Morning’ Worship 0/00 pm.—Prayer Meeting’
amiable and entirely yeason-| §:00 p.m.—Afternoon Service 7:30 pm-—Young Peoples
able iron-man, and perhaps be-} 9:15 a.m—'"Back To God A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
ginning to feel the ragged edge Hour" on CFTEK-radio Rev. E. Thi Pasto
Of fatigue, settled for some- EE) 4312 ietins we. whi" .
thing Jike 50 cents on their de-| ©. UPLANDS BAPTIST Graham Ove. Phi 635-6768 §
mand dollar. CHURCH Pn a
(Too bad the Prime Minister (Southarn’ Baptist) CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
didn’t turn Businessman Ben-| soi Halliwell Avenue Cor, Sparks St, and Park Ave.

: 80 Percent Formula.")

; ewe 4718 Loen Ave. Ph, 635.5082 :
_ eee “Your friendly family church” |
_ $O LOOK TO this “bard guy ty churel
with a buck” to do his level BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH EEE :

_| tive bargaining and maybe save

Kingston with the constituen:|-

cy’s highest-eversave-one | ma- Lakelse Avenue Ph —_

jorities and Sir John A; Mac-|sunpAy MASSES: ont ome 5898 oy

donald once campaign there. ~ | 6:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., cr
11:15 am, and 7:30 pm. D rmaemrwell _

_ WINNIPEG
gations here,
Catholle, plan to pool their mat-
.,erlal rasources
“|.. ] $510,000 church for use of both,'

“ {Phe bullding,. to be known as the

_| Assinibota. Christian Centre, will
-° | serve the parish of St. Chad and
".{the. church of John XXII, They
f now worship in sehools. .

manages
his cool

political career as a chartered
accountant, compels ‘him to
look Right and count the cost.

JOH MAKES THE MAN: *

As Revenue Minister, he sees
the tax money roll in — this
year there'll be close to $12
billion of it — and he knows it
‘doesn’t come casy..

BITTER jokers among his
seven million or so tax-payer
cEents mail him their cheques
written on shirts. He receives
a stone by parcel post with an
acid investigation to “try get-
ting a Little blood out of this."

Perhaps out of a tax-guilt
complex, or, because he’s a
200d businessman. Ben Benson
as Treasury Board President
has turned out to be what one
of his Cabinet colleagues des-
eribes as “a very hard guy with

AS TREASURY BOARD boss
he second-guesses the spending
‘estimates of Cabinet, and tries
to cut them back, He sits in for
the Government in its collect: |.
ive bargaining with the huge
and increasingly expensive
‘Federal Civil Service staff.

A couple of the other minis-
terial members of the Treasury
Board have been quite frank
to report he gets through more
business and understands it
better than. anybody else
around the government's mon-
ey-table,

He’s had a couple of dry runs
at settling Federal Government

QUEBEC BOUND is Terrace Junior Forest Warden Eric Peters
above who travels to Harrington, 70 miles outside of Montreal
for a Young Canadians for Tomorrow Conference August 26-26. .
Eric, in Grade 11 at Skeena Secondary is one of ten BC boys to
make the trip which includes visits to Expo and Ottawa.

cost the taxpapers.

Residential - Commercial.- Industrial

ees. +
THOSE SETTLEMENTS | ok
weren't easy, Specializing iri

For there were the mails shut g ELECT RIC HEATING aE
down with business and indus-
try fumiig. And there were the
planes grounded, with commer-
cial and holiday travellers blaz- 2

The public pressure was ou
to settle. And fast.

Ben Benson, in the
could have wilted.

* But he kept his cool. In fact,
he remained so icily calm, so
deliberately composed, so un-
panicked, unpressured and un-
hurried, he just may have worn
out the strikers.

‘For he talked and talked and
talked from early morning un-
til early next morning, eating

heat,

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CHRISTIAN REFORMED ALLIANCE GOSPEL CHAPEL

CHURCH 5010 Agar Ave, Terrace, B.C. &
Sparks Street at Straume Ave. 10:00 am—Sunday School . wy

' 11:00 am.—Sorning Worship .
Rev. V. Luchies Ph, 635-2621 7:00 p.m_—Bvening ce

giving all the. appearance of
being able to carry on quite

son loose on those Montreal
dock strikers before setting
the pattern for what has be-
come known as the “Pearson

SUNDAY
9:45.a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning - Service
Wednesday, 8:00 pm. — .

Prager meeting and: Bible

9:45 a. m—Sunday School «
11:00 a. m.—Worship | Service: |

Pastor H, Madsen, B.A, B.D.

we ten ere cee

best — which, by past perform-
ance is pretty good — to hold
the. line in Civil Service collect-

EVANGELICAL FREE

URCH
‘Cor. Park Ave.. and
10:00 a.m—Sunday
11:00 ‘a.m.—Morning ‘Worship
_ 7:30 p.m—Evening Serv
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. —' |
'. Prayer and Bible Study
A Cordial Invitation To All
Rev. H.'J. Jost, Paster:

(Regular)
-Kalum af Soucie Ph, 635-5187
Pastor Lloyd Andersen 8. Th.
10:30 -- 12:00—Family . Service,
Worship, Sermon,
‘Classes. ©
7:30 p.m.—ivening Service
Wednesday, 7:00 pm. —
Crusader Girls, Crusader Boys
9:30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting

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you a tax dollar or two.
How's he bearing. up under
the Joad?

Well, he may ‘be feeling it
just a little, cool cat, that he is,

Good sound -businessmen he} 10:00 a.m—Sunday. School 7:00 p.m.—Evangelistle

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For Benson-watchers have won: ieee 4665 Park Ave. Ph. 6355118 | |
dered when they have seen him MENNONITE BRETHREN — == i
jiggling a big — nervous ten:|  - CHURCH - ‘PENTECOSTAL TABERNACL® 9
sion? —~ in the Commons dur: 3406 Eby St. Phone 65-5976. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 7
ing the daily question period. Pastor Alvin Penner. 11:00 a.m.—Momning Worship qi

Thursday at 7:50 p.m.

CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor Rev. D. Rathien

Anglican, RC’s
-to share church

(cP) - Two congre-|
nglican and Roman

Phone 635-2319

KNOX: UNITED: cH RCH
. a 2. Cor. Larelle ‘Ave. - am nree ®.
ST, MATTHEWS CHURCH — 9:30 a,m.—Sunday
Anglican. Chureh of Canada . 11:00-am.—Morning Worehlp
4726 Larelte Ave, Ph, 635-5855 Newcomers to the community
10:15 am. — "Mating and a and Wo : a ‘in the
"Sermon, Cen work of the tinea |

10:15 a.m—Sunday School ©) You are’ invited )

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780 pm —Evensong clipping da, the malt

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:15 a.m-—Sabbath School
11:00" am—Morning Service