: ‘and
was

. is ‘borne by ‘Yocal lan.
~ downers, ‘who in the

‘normatly,
_ Yeproduction -
" - geasful... roe,
"Local. _ environmental
protection boards have now
begun a. full-scale liming —
program, This year, lime
solution is to be spayed into
1,500 lakes and streams
from barges or. tanker |
trucks, °
The program will cost $28
million in its first. three :
years, and most of the
money will come from a tax"
that takes effect duly 1 —
the equivalent of 10 cents on -.
every barrel -of ‘fuel oil.
Fifteen n per cent of the cost

oe ‘
fishing rights on lakes.

"But, as Bengtsson . said,
“liming - [s . just aspiring,

the symptoms. *:
Going after the source of

difficult.
In, 1989 the government

clamping a celling of 2.5 per

~ Sweden seeks cure for ac

- “19708 - . the .
' Swedish system own the:

* eountry. The switch to ‘low- -
heavy and - expensive —
asplrins" that only relleve ©

- the problem: is politically.
and: economically more

took action within: Sweden, .
_cent on the sulphur content “

of fuel ofl. By 1972, that was
ever to ane per cent ii

- than ‘seven years: found the ;
cs ane guerrillas had. three choices:  Surreti
th or: evacuate. ” we

the ‘ities, and in. the. ‘mid

one-per-cent
-eelling was extended. to
some other areas. By. next

- year it will cover the whale |

most significant pollutant.

sulphur fuels has coat “the

Swedes an estimated, $15 "The treaty: Inluted no

million. ve - action, plan;

- But this is not enough, ,. Signatory. nations
Bengtsson sald. ‘again this month in eva.
“These Swedish emission »» The: Swedes ‘have:

proposal: Reduce: ‘sulphur
discharges by. 30: percent
continent-wide by : 1008, by
' equipping new and Febuilt
power "> plants = -->).with -:

“scrubbers,” smokestack

reductions mean almost ©
‘nothing except in the ‘im.
mediate neighborhood. -It’s
more a peychological move,’
to show we're. _ doing: ‘our
part."

“What the Swedes wanted

- Organized religion makes. TW bid~

OTTAWA (CP) — The initial reaction has .been favorable

: from at least some evangelists and mainline churches to the ;

federal . broadcast regulator's call for applications for. a
. Canadian religious pay TV channel.

; The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications
- Commission said last Thursday it will license one channel :
" for religious TV, on cable, delivered nationwide by satellite,
. beliefs of Canadians.”
Prankard, Ottawa evangelist and host of a morning religion . .

A religious channel {s “long overdue," ‘said Rev. Bill

show on a local channel.
_ But he added a qote of caution: “«qnirehes have never

been able to co-operate on anything. It may be difficult to

make an interdenominational channel a reality,”

The channel shared by all and paid for by al} ‘would take
| miracle, but I believe‘in miracles, . Prankard said.

Street, said he ia certain ownership of a Canadian religious
network shared by almost - vall recognized | faiths can be
worked out..

“We want to co-operate fully with all the churches, "he
said, adding that he is “excited at the opportunity presented

‘to all churches in| Canada to. present wholesome -

-programming to-the Christian community. woe.
The Roman’ Catholic. Church has already shown a keen:
interest in the use'of televisibn to promote, Christian values, |

The Catholic Media Foundation, formed a year ago by the ©

Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, airs public
_ Service announcements on the BC and: 19 ‘commercial
television stations. ” :

Catholics strongly. support the ads and want: ‘more

- electronic pulpit."
David Mainse, host of the evangelistic’stiow 100 Huniley.

programs based on hasic moral values said Gabriele Eide, oo

the foundation’s executive director.
And the CRTC move was welcomed at'a Halifax meeting
. last. week of’the Association of Roman ‘Catholic’ ‘Com-
municators of Canada, gthe association’ Ss. president, ‘Rev
Barry Jones, said ‘the CRTC, in proposing.an: interfaitt
‘network, is “reflecting equitably the religiotis practices and

Jones said the CHTC decision reflected to. a ‘considerable’
extent the views of the! Interfaith’: Communications
Coalition, which represents the six ‘major ‘denomiifations i in
Canada.
In its brief to. the RTC, ‘the oiganization rejected. the.”
notion that peoplé would aive up ‘church on Sunday tor the”

‘CRTC ‘Spokesman - Nick’ Sibor admits” Mainse's:

organization, ‘Crossroads Christian. Communicaticns, ne, ce

was a.cotalyst for ihe new channel:
Crossroads’ application for.a satellite licence in get WAS

~” turned down, but its request ‘spurred hearings last winter.

which drew .1,500 submissions...
- Mainse said he is 89-per-cent sure Groseroads. now y will ©

reapply for a licence to the ERTC. Applications fi must be in .

by Sept. 2. .
Lanny Norry of the CRTC’ s broadcast programs branch

said that since “religion ‘by its: nature’ is coniroversial :

broadcasting,” a national ecumenteal-type. service should ©

, suit most tastes..-

The commission will call” ‘public hearings o on ‘the’ requests’
for licences after the September application deadline has
assed. . . So

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“NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

a - aviuttora Land Reserve Amendment
oe — | By. -Law Project No. ADP. 02-8322 _

DL.

360 van

1970 their ‘work. contributed Swedish officials | look ‘or.
"to the aigning of'a Rurbpean © support. ‘from West: Ger-.
treaty. calling for abatement - -many, whose.’ government
of sulphur ‘discharges, the has recently: ‘tightened © ‘up.

per cent of their exporis are - oe ;
‘ . is. : a, ae - a ;
sey oe cree cat, "inc matatteca déteced’ 1 BUSINESS ROAD RUNNER .
“ acidrain damage tothe in humene have been te | SERVICETO
German fo: ie a ; used: ’ oo ; = _
«tie don't know exactly, corroded copper droms water TERRACE-THORNHILL-

‘ too,” said Hultberg; of. the’

-Pollution

-aysiems that. filter “out ’

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‘| Take NOTICE that an sppllcation is being: ‘mnade: by Wa
Distric! of Terrace to delete the South-east: séctHor of:
District Lot 0. Range 5, C, D. from the. Agricultural ‘Land
Reserve.

360, Range 5;.C.0.;
THE INTENT: This appl leation 1616 delate the Apricvitural ‘
Land Reserve designation on lands which are completely
developed as residentiat land use. :

The proposed amendment. by. law thay be viewed by any
and all interésted persons during normal business hours
(8:00 4.m, ta4:00p. im.) os to ray. at ihe Municipal

- Office, ‘a218 Eby Sireti,

e W48/ 87300 pm. tithe Muntel al Covell Chambers...
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Sovth-eatt Section of Distric} Lot’ ,

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the. PUBLIC. HEARING. will be held on Mansy, dune 13, :

ele éplnions regarding. thie
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- Ratio Message Ancwesing Service
. For Pager No.31.

. The threat. to the. forest .
frightens. ; ‘Swedes. Thirty

“pipes. In: ‘forested Boluslan’ *
’ province near Goteborg, 49 a
per cent of the private wells”:
Swedish Water and - Air.“ were found to ba acidified.
"Research ~The “remedies Included
Laboratory. It is, believed liming. ‘the , wells. and
the alurninum “mobilized | replacing the ‘copper tubes,
by acid rain is being drawn: "with: ‘Plastic. ‘

but ‘things .are’: ‘happening «
with the Swedish” ‘foreats,

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