More sovernnient

re being churned out

here and will soon flutter down
r government em-

- assorted

e
Disclosures. Act. becomes law:
In theory, theact is meant to-
eep ‘everyone honest ... both’:
the leaners (socialists): and the
lifters: (private, enterprisers).
tera litle study,
‘ablan’. philosophy ©

new:a

; the provinee has increased.
Serva roll by nearly °

53,000; With the “new. act, a
folenew batch will be hired at *
laries ‘to create another -

iz.ta.: administer - -the -:

arx atid Engels; he ie see |
ample-coverage In a

even keep” his

honest but only if

: evel: ‘The fact, -

hat atir Criminal Code’s power,

as" been: eroded “by-“creeping .

anarchism-would suggest thal
ie Public Disclosures Act.

- Firstly, since. the - last alec:

Murray |

* (Copyright Sterling Publicationg) .- -

Secondly; the only people whe
ara up light on the PDA are the
lifters (those who work hard
- and create new wealth).
leaners (that vast, murky mass
. of civil servants who walch the

The -

as he sees a tot of votes going
down the tube.
{For. the. life’ ot nie, I can't

understand why" the welfare
people .have :the vote in the *

firs! place’... what right have

-pay - they to vote on how to spend our

cheques): have very tle of our

- worldly goods’ and therefore
have very little to disclose, .
What will happen If the act fs
enforced (and pretty helly
‘penalties are’ perscribed for
‘delinquents) “ia {hat the Ufters

» will pack itup M disgust and the”
_ leaners will lake over. And this.
ig what! the Fabians hope will”
happen. A.true socialist utopia *
-on ‘the. balmy. shores: of the,

Pacificl.

Thirdly; and this could be the
brighter. side’ of controversy,
-our premier should use the new

‘act. to. instil honesty in .the
thousands of welfare Tecipients ~

money towhich they have made

absolutely no contribution?)

» Qur-premler should cause to
be published annually in all the
newspapers the name, address

and. amount recelved of every - -

wellare type in the province,
This is being done in New

_ Mexico with fabulous results,

Not only would it be an ald

“and: succor’ the hard pressed
“publisher. who:ean’'l seem to

latch onto’ BC-made newsprint -
which has been financed -by his
tax dollars but -you, the reader,
would be able to check the list
‘against neighbors with new cars

‘and color ty sets. Our New
* ‘Mexico friends tell me that the
: eagle -eyed’ taxpayers there

have beer. responsible . for
weeding - out. thousands of

- welfare bums;

And finally, the act will have

ie far reaching effects, PDA now *

a gives Big ‘Brother: the right to

* Gdrome

ment teat should classify for the
‘benefits’. .of the -PDA -and
“pelieve me, it would keep a lot

of Welfare recipients honest. Of.

course our premier would likely
view my suggestion wi with alarm

LY think itis ‘fair to say that
“anyone'who sucks the govern: “

*\2 gerutinize ™.. your..- financial |

statement.’ He is already in cur
hoines “with ‘his -attitude (on
abortion, permissive living and
godlessness..’ Pretty soon he'll
try to get into our minds with
the Public Thinking Act! 4
Next stop, Oceania, ‘folks. Or
maybe ole George Orwell was.

all wrong!” at

Universal

Postmasier “General. ‘Bryce
‘Mackasey today announced the.”
{sue of-one“eight-cent and one=
- fiftean-centi‘stamip,; te ‘com: +

’.. ‘memorate Lhe centennial of th

Universale Postal: Union."
+ The stamps, in-purple,: blue’

‘and red, feature . (he! official -
_ emblem of the Universal Postal

-Union-and an engraving. ‘OF the’.

messenger. god Mercury. Jwith =:

two winged horses.
A total of 25 ‘million eight-cent °
and 13 million. fifteen-cen

_ , stamps, printed ‘by the British
” American Bank Note Company ~:
“of Ollawa will be

; Knowh: as the General Postal :

SPOKANE -
means color

A world’s fair
everywhere,
epoca in the amusement
park. At Expo 74, the nine-story
“Ferris wheel dominates the night -
‘scene, Visible for several blocks i in.

nearly any direction, while the
nightly fireworks display is a
spectacle watched by people all
over the city. (Photo montage by
Expo Photographer Walter C.
Hodges.) ‘

FROVINCIAL LISS BARE.

THE HERALD, ved er 18) wm, ‘PAGE B7_

Frauds and rackets robbed” i treatment tor arthritis hegins
arthritis cufferers of $20 million “inthe edrly stages of the disease .

last year, the B.C. Divisi¢n- of _Glaabling can be prevented in
C.A.B.S. reports. Lee

the majority of cages.

You oe $100,000!

{ustc Leos

LOTTERY

Authorized by
the Gorarnment
~ of Britian

cofumbia.
Licence no: (1889,

Terrace Herald 3212 Kalum :
Beginning Sept. 15.

Sponsored by
Tha British Columbia Liona Society for Crippled Children

Postal’ Union ‘Centennial —

became’ a ‘member, a

“Canida can ‘Weil be proud ¢ at
tsmernbership inthe Univ eral _
Postal ‘Union, ».“:8

"Council: will: be: held “in ‘the’
Senior" Citizens. ‘Ream of. . the

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“October 8, 1874, it became the -
Universal Postal Union: (UPU):*

international . _po-aperation, - to:
“improving. the! postal “service?
ae ae countries, and tor, Mackasey. . a

: © Phe'stam pa: were des! ned b
George Gundersen of OL awa.

‘28th at 8. ae Rn ahould:: be’ presented: al. the
The member: group’ ry rea i

clude.a resume : of. the |

. _statemen of “the ‘past year’s
-"": qperalions and: budget for the.
: current: year. : .

differences among “the. 150
member countries,” said ‘Mr. ;

for moriey far the 1974-75 season :

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