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The Olds Gazette and Mountain View News 1965-01-07 - 1966-06-30
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Page 16 B of M Announces New Centennial Award Keep Up-To-Date On ALBERTA GOVERNMENT , ~ SERVICES Send for your FREE Subscription to ‘WITHIN OUR BORDERS” “Within Our Borders” is a free publication issued monthly by the Government of Alberta for the people of Alberta. Through factual articles and news stories, it is designed to keep you informed on the services offered Albertans by their government's departments and agencie Deter en 7 mei oe AAP JIE dey? ns ee 8 Within Our Borders Room 245 Highways Building, Edmonton, Alberta Please send Within Our Borders to: Mail this coupon for your : I I I NAME i i L FREE subscription te “Within Our Borders”. ADDRESS ~~_~_-~__ ork coeree ree aa See es SD OD OS Oe 37 million acres ee ee for é to protect watershed, to ensure a of timber and to provide recreational From time to time, protected fa Department of Lands and Forests Se ‘Hon. Henry A. Ruste, Minister £, S. Huestis, Deputy Minister = A competitive $100,000 awards Program, to develop 50 leaders in Canada’s farming communities in all parts of the country, was an- nounced today. by G. Arnold Hart, chairman and president of ‘the Bank of Montreal. Mr. Hart said that the program — the Bank of Montreal Canada Centennial Farm Leadership Aw- ards — is open to all men and women engagéd full-time in farm- It offers 50 awards of $2,000 each — half in Eastern Canada and half in Western Canada — “to encourage and expand leadership qualities in people in rural areas. to enable them to meet the prob- lems arising from growing tech- nological and scientific advances in agriculture and vastly changed economic conditions,” Mr. H: said. “a salute to the Canadian farmer for the great contribution he has made to the development of the nation.” It is the B of M’s third project to mark the centennial and the bank’s 150th anniversary in 1967. FARMERS’ INITIATIVE Awards will be made on the basis of the value and feasibility of projects of candidates’ own choos- | ing and initiative to. improve their | personal contribution to their com- | munities, plus their record in com- | munity activities. The new scheme is designed as|* The Olds Gazette and Mountain View News Canada in the spring of 1966 and again in the spring of 1967. Mr. Hart pointed out, “The aim of the plan is not to produce bet- ter farmers as such, by providing awards to successful farmers in recognition of achievements in their farming operation. Rather, the objective is to produce better citizens who: can assume leader- The " Homemaker by Edna Clarke, Box 250, Phene To a greater or lesser degree every Canadian owes his standard of living to the use of. CREDIT. No-one pays cash for everything. Even people who pride themselves in paying the Doctor or the Dent- ist “spot cash”, still pay for their utilities after the power or gas. is used. | The “Buy Now Pay Later” trend’ is a mighty economic force. Every- thing from gasoline to housing is| regularly bought “On Time”. | Credit has: two forms. “Produc: | tion” credit is used to expand a| business and therefore expected | “On ‘completion of their pro-|to pay for itself. jects, the 50 winners will be ex-) “Consumption” Credit is used to| ; pected to undertake definite pro- buy things like clothing and T.V. ! grams in their communities, to share their new knowledge and ex-' paid to use either. periences for the benefit of com-| munity development,’ Mr. Hart said. || He pointed out that the Bank of er credit purchases. Thus a family | which has $300 per month after Montreal will have no part in the selection of winners. Independent selection committees have been, _formed for the eastern area, un- der the chairmanship of Dr. J.| |Gordon Taggart, former federal deputy minister of agriculture; | jand, for the western area, under | say that teenagers are a good risk |the chairmanship of Dr. L. E. | Kirk, former dean of agriculture | | and former chairman of the board | |of governors o fthe University of | Saskatchewan. The committees are | otherwise drawn mainly from agri- Buying for cash is. always cheap- | cultural colleges across the coun- | 9. | TRAVEL AND STUDY The B of M awards previde an opportunity for farm people to undertake worthwhile travel and study projects based on their own ideas, to increase their knowledge of modern rural-development tech- | Payment. niques. In addition to receiving the $2,000 awards, winners will attend expense-paid, two-day seminars at centers in eastern and western | Credit Bureaus say 8 out of 10 French, Sundre, a boy. Bagg, Olds, a boy. sets. Unfortunately, nobody gets! People who study consumer ec- onomics say we can afford 12% of our take home pay for consum- deductions can afford $36.00 per month in credit payments, exclu- | sive of housing. | Most people use credit wisely. meet their obligations. They also (probably because they don’t have to pay the butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker as well). However, there is NO SUCH THING as an “Easy Payment Plan”. When we must use credit we should shop for dollars the way we shop for anything else. Find out what the interest rate is, in per- centage per year. It will vary from 6%. to 30%. Make the largest possible down Take the shortest possible time to pay the thing out. ~ Read every single word of every document you sign. Your signature makes you legally responsible, whe- ther you understood the terms or not. An accountant for a large motor car company said recently that Births Oct. 23 — Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holt, Sundre, a girl. Oct. 24 — Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, Olds, a girl. Oct. 28 — Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Becker, Wimborne, a boy. Oct. 29 — Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poch- apsky, Olds, a boy. r Nov. 5 — Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Nov. 6 — Mr. and Mrs. Fred THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1965 ship in developing better rural communities.” | Hand books for candidates giv- ing full details of the B of M. Can: branches of the bank. © The bank’s other 1967: ; so far announced re. its: its ‘ District Home Economist 226-3545, Olds the majority of men who bought cars on time just signed a blank form and let the dealer fill in the details! Surely even women can be sharp- er than that. Credit Bureaus maintain files which indicate the credit ratin: of each individual. No-one. influ- ences this rating but .oneself.. We each make our own record as a credit risk. The Bureau only keeps track of how we manage our cred- it affairs. A good booklet on Money Man- geement is available from this of- ‘ice. TATA TH @ General Machine Shop @ Fabricating and Welding Diesel Cylinder Head Exchange 113 - 42nd CALGARY, L} Bus.; 243-0790 Machine Industries & Cylinder Head Rebuilder CAST IRON WELDING Centennial scholarship program, started in 1960 and scheduled to end in 1967, providing 126 univer- sity scholarships worth more than $200,000; and its Canada Centen- Tableau, started early in Oc ber, when well-known sketching tour. The U.C.W. met in the Church Hall last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Phyllis Hunt presiding. Mrs. Lorna Gano, in the absence of Mrs. Anna Jackson, was acting sec- retary. The Credit Union dance in the Cremona Hall last Friday evening was enjoyed by a smaller crowd than usual. Mrs. Lita Reid’ won the ladies door prize and Mr. Doug Rodgers the gents. Mr. and Mrs. V. Burkholder are currently holidaying at Cremona with Mr. and Mrs. L, Sanderman and other relatives aud friends. The grade 10. students suffered the usual pranks of initiation day on Friday, Nov. 5 — slaves, em- barassing costumes, ete. — and then enjoyed the initiation dance in the evening, sponsored by the Students’ Union of the Cremona School. @ Cylinder Head and Block Welding @ Valve Jobs @ Magnafluxing Ave., S. E. ALBERTA Evenings: Res.: 252-5889 42-44 - 46 - 48 UY an WCU ada THUS eT CES eit ROBERT A. PHONE: 226-6578 XCELSIOR LIFE Br me DUNCAN price. CLIFF C. OLDS, Orgs SAVING ORDER YOUR ENGRO NOW AND SAVE—CALL YOUR FERTILIZER rilvV save money ways = early delivery discount Order your Engro fertilizer now .. . take delivery before December 31st .. . receive a discount of $3.00 | | ea early payment discount Pay for your Engro fertilizer before December 31st... receive an additional discount of 4% on the delivered STURGEON ~ ALBERTA ARNOLD V. HASSLER SUNDRE, ALBERTA AGENT Ew Pron pratees me FERTION Q he os.
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