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18 THE Se Ts. -- 2 = on p Editor Of Weekly nrension | [CIETY FAVS % | Editor - og Bob Angus 35 years ago, Mr. Angus is a talks bluntly through the edi- |jack of many trades, He came |torial columns of his weekly|to this centre in northeastern |Fort Nelson News. British Columbia to take over "What in hell are you stalling |The News from Margaret (Ma) for?" he once asked the proy-|Murray, noted northern weekly! incial government in an argu-| Publisher who launched the ment for a liquor store here. Paper here in October, is, When court proceedings in|When the oil boom began in Fort | | make-shift quarters were in.{Nelson. terrupted by traffic noise, he. Before that, Mr. Angus had, t suggested either a proper build- spent some time as a sailor, & : ling be constructed or "let the {motel operator, farmer and-- court conduct its trials in some briefly--newspaper man with ? |quiet corner of the outdoors." Mrs. Murray on the News in "| And in launching a campaign|Fort St. John. He'd just com- ; 4 " g Ifor camp sites along the Alaska|pleted a motor-scooter tour of | Highway he became poetic to| Europe and still has the scooter! say "there should be more fa-|parked outside his house trailer, cilities than shady trails and|which serves as his home as peo" poplar trees well as The News office . g | But Bob Angus, publishing a, "I didn't know much about the % a a ¢ NO. 1 QUALITY frontier paper in a frontier com- {newspaper business when | RA of 8 £8 munity, doesn't look upon him- siarted," he said, "and I'm still x1 , i self as a crusading editor, learning every day." 9 \ "I'm just having fun," he g said in an interview in his| SCATTERED READERS C : |house-trailer office 100 yards off| Nonetheless, his paper is : ol n the Alaska Highway, where he| meeting with success, with cir- ' 4 * land assistant Mrs. Gladys Gra-|culation of about 1,000--half of it { "gd ig ham compile news and advertis- in this centre of 3,000 popula- ry NGF Oy 3 ing copy for the paper, printed ion and the other half to sub- "2. dn, 4 i on facilities of the Alaska High- scribers spread across the con- ¢ Pv, ; ; {way News in Fort St. John, 250/tinent who have come in con- 5 9 po P miles south of here. tact with The News while visit # § 4 7 ' - TRAPPED FURS FORMER SAILOR ing or working here. "We trv "We don't go out and sell ad- i Mrs. Lodema George has | team, river boat, bush plane e try to get the people yurising"" Mr. Angus said. é ; 3 WEALTHY led the life of a fur trader | and automobile. Now keeping here lo take some pride mn ther}: 'People just keep bringing it in| : oe and trapper orthern Brit- | hous Fort Nelson, the 71- 0 get the ; ish Columbia and horn Bre wily Widow vo Po took |ROvernment to return a little of "the 1 paper runs fo six or eight] ; - . west Territories since 1920, | her first helicopter ride the money they're taking out of 200 a week, filled with area| . 2 6 T travelling extensively by dog --~CP Photo) 'Nere in revenues every year," news and admonitions from ii %3 > Fo 4 - he said. publisher--*All it costs to be 7 caTG or -- tidy is a little work," he wrote : } cooking BASKET a formal federal government recently in urging residents to 4 Spur To Foreign jimi i, mii hue dit" © ; I Ae" JU st: ht of peunle loud an i wi Trade A Failure ) ) some suspicions, but we're being QUALITY MEATS -- TRIMMED RIGHT ----- PRICED RIGHT ! export side of a business. accepted more all the time." ; E RE { The paper still draws frequent LITTLE REACTION reactions -- and descriptions-- "FRESH PICNIC STYLE" ROAST OTTAWA (CP)--More than ajexecutives or a fine that can Last' year's amendment was ( from its readers, however vear ago Canadian businessmen run as high as the court pleases.|aimed at making this situation were given a legislative um- Last year's amendment to crystal-clear--to allay the fears, one guy called it refresh. hrella to protect them from the the Combines Investigation Act/of businessmen, who, were it ing' said Mrs. Graham, a 15 anti-trust laws insofar as ex- waives this offence if the com- not for uncertainty about their Year resident here who had ports are concerned bine or conspiracy deals only ground, might try to organize M0 Newspaper experience before Results so far have been al- with goods to be sold outside with one or more other firms She pitched in to help Mrs. Mur- most entirely negative, inform- Canada. But an all-importantito boost export volume ray when The News began ad ants say. What was envisaged rider was atatched Few companies, apparently, 'I can't get over that," she in 1960 as a new spur to foreign. The immunityis lost automal- have taken advantage of the said "I thought refreshing was sales has become a 1961 dis-|ically if the conspiracy limits amendment. something you drank." appointment to the trade de-lor reduces exports, affects do-| Only three or four business "I don't know any paper," partment mestic competition, restrains or executives have met during the said Mr. Angus, "that's damned RINDLESS The new law was designed to harms the export business of a last year with combines investi- so much, but 'wanted so badly.' remove the risk of anti4rust domestic competitor, or restricts| gation officers in Ottawa to dis- ate i---- action and thus give Canadian/eniry to that export line of cuss the new law, or possibly a NEEORT RN firms a better chance to com- goods. to gauge the federal Wir to FOREIGN EXPERT 1-LB pete in world markets against Theoretically, export conspir- something the businessmen had, HAMILTON (CP) -- Kiroyuki TEL the legalized export - trade acies always have been con-jup their sleeve. Ikema, a Tokyo physical educa- FLAT cartels of western Europe and doned by Canadian law because, Some firms, of course, may ion teacher here on a survey PACKAGE Japan the legal test of anti-trust guilt|have combined quietly, Perhaps(0f North American folk danc- Ordinarily, companies in a is whether the Canadian public some have done so with the(!N&, took time out to teach Scot- combine or conspiracy to control/ has suffered--and export trade|feeling that to discuss their pro- [ish dancing to two young Scots prices or markets or production|by itself could have no bearing|posal with the Ottawa men|at the Hamilton Conservatory of MILD SEASONED--PURE PORK | BY-THE-PIECE are risking an indictment and-- on that picture. would simply invite trouble--! Music. 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