Frank Oberle Dines With Chamber and Council
Judy Carlson reports that on July 21 twelve people attended a no host luncheon at June's Country Kitchen with federal M.P. Frank Oberle. Attendees included Chamber of Commerce members and City Council members as Oberle discussed retiring from politics to spend more time with family. He reflected on economic issues in Canada, praised low interest rates, and urged continued government support for small enterprises. He warned against conflicts of interest for business people entering politics and quipped about journalists.
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Judy Carlson
June
Federal M.P
Frank Oberle
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Oberle
Canada
Brain Mulroney
Frank
Sun Breaks Through as Library Reading Program Flourishes
The summer reading program at the Public Library opens with lively activity for ages 4 to 12. Weekly book totals reach 360 last week and 780 this week while weekly drawings reward young readers, including Mitchell Sangha and Allegra Rogers. New books arrive weekly, with titles on therapy, healing, parenting, and teen life.
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Mitchell Sangha
Allegra Rogers
Debt money system blamed as cause of national debt
A long critique argues the debt based monetary system causes perpetual debt as governments borrow and tax to pay interest. It claims the Bank of Canada and chartered banks are privately owned, that money supply control rests with banks, and calls for reclaiming the power to issue money based on GNP to end taxation and debt.
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Treasury Dept
Bank of Canada
Funk and Wagnall
Canada
G.N.P
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Frank Oberle Dines
Jeffrey Young
Janet Klosko
Mary Downing Hahn
Spencer
Lauren
Library Briefs
By Darryll Walsh