PAGE 68, THE HERALD, Wetinesday, November 24, 1976

Letter from Masset,
Queen Charlottes

« By Elvira Bryant

When a brief item was
published in last week's

server column here about
Part I of “World Without
Cancer: The story of
vitamin B17" by G. Edward
Griffin, I was asked about
the book by a local library
worker. I promised to lend
her the first book and was
prompted to begin the
second one this weekend. It
was so fascinating that I had
to keep reading it —
something that I haven't
done for a long while. Now I
feel I should say something
about It to others who may
not have access to the in-
formation it contains.

In my last letter 1 men-
tioned Laetrile is available.
in its natural form in the
seedsof many fruits, as well
as in many grasses. I did not
mention the writing of the
books had been inspired by:
two questions the author had
asked Dr. John Richardson,
“Why are Whey, John? Why
would anyone want to hold
back a cure for cancer?"

Book I gives an ex-
planation of the trophoblasic
thesis of cancer. It also
gives suggested diets for
people who do have cancer,
and for these who do not. In
Book II the theme is “The
politics of cancer therapy”.
This book covers what to me
is the cancer of today’s
society — about cartels,
monopoly, the AMA, the

FOA ete. It tells why doctors
are instructed to use drugs
and are given little in-

formation concerning
nutrition.
The plan to take over the

use of Laetrile later under a
different name or twist is
also mentioned, “If an
inexpensive control for
cancer were made available
the government would not
be able to control an
organized health scheme.”
aetrile advocates
“humbly admit the need for
continued research”, and
would prefer their patients
obtain B17 in its natural
state in foods. But when a
patient needs massive doses
quickly, the highly con-
eentrated form works.
“Just as we are amused
today at the primitive
medical practices of
history, future generations
surely will lock back at our
own era and cringe at the
senseless cutting, burning
and poisoning that now
passes for medical scien-

‘ce."

I am trying to give

‘readers highlights from
“work that took

. Edward
Griffin two and a half years
to compile, but perhaps
others will be inspired to
read both books and to help
advance the’ ‘invincible
force of public opinion. Even
dictatorships tremble at its
spectre, for once aroused

and rallied behind valliant
leadership, there is no
political or military power
on earth that can mateh it.’

Last night we had quite a
violent storm — even [ woke
up when a ladder that had
been put up beside the house
blew aver. The wind con-
tinued until late this af-
ternoon, One of the crab
boats, the “Ocean
Aggressor’, was held up in
the harbor by the storm
before taking off for Van-
couver or Seattle with its
last load of crabs for the
season. The Woode family
now has some crabs in the
deep freeze as Vic and Ed
braved the elements to buy
some. The price had gone up
today to $2 a crab,
something that often hap-

pens when there is a shor-

tage of a product.

We received word from

grandson Randy Laverty
this week. He had gone to
Edmonton, where he was
able to obtain work on the
second day of his stay there.
When he wrote he was
sleeping at night in his car,
but he thought he might
have found a place to stay,
so we are hoping that he now
has better sleeping quar-
ters. Apparently Alberta is a
busy bustling place these
days and all because of oil.
Another incentive might

Focus on the family

by Flora Stokes
There’s nothing wrong
with the younger generation
that the older generation
didn’t outgrow!!

“if only “we lived in

. Vancouver, I’d be happy.”

‘Wf only I didn’t have a
family to support I could
look for a more rewarding

“if only Dad would buy
me those new skiis, I'd

nappy ,

“If only the kids were
school age, I'd be able to
work.”

“I€ only ‘you earned
another $50 a month we
could live decently.”

We've all heard and at
some time used the “if only”
‘formula, “If only” assumes
that someone else is
responsible for our hap-
piness. The truth is that
enough money, social
status, a loving spouse and
family won't guarantee
happiness. Happiness can't
be bought — it’s the result of

an inner contentment. It's a.

state of mind. Each of us is
responsible for his own
happiness.

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Society.

REFERENCES To;
Board of Directors,

P.O, Box 322
Hazelton, B.C.
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Phone No. 642-5283

To organize and implement
workshops on civil matters in all the surrounding
communities by the Saciety.

Upper Skeena Counselling and Leg

There's wisdom in. the
Serenity Prayer used by
A.A. and Alanon.

“God grant me_ the
serenity to accept the things
l cannot change, courage to
change the things I can, and
the wisdom to know the
difference.”

It’s funny how we parents
underestimate the
tremendous impact of our
daily encounters with our
children and. overestimate
the influence of our voices.
Our words are not nearly so
important to our children as
our lives.

Our society is bent on
ignoring death. And yet
eath is an inevitable part of
life. One sure thing is that
we will all die. But it’s
“morbid” to talk about it!!!
Well, I for one don't think
it’s morbid. Within the
framework of the family
where our iives are so in-
terwoven, I feel that it’s
irresponsible not to talk
about death and to make
plans for the ongoing life of
the surviving family

i & EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY x x

Legal Counselior
Upper Skeena Counselling and Legal Assistance Society
Hazelton, British Columbia

Negotiable - Depending on experience

November 26, 1976
December 17, 1976

Under the general direction of the, Board of Directors of the
Upper Skeena Counselling and Legal Assistance Society and subject to
the policies and regulations of the Society. The position will be under the
functional supervision of the Society’s lawyer. To perform the following

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To assist in the establishment and maintenance of a
Community Law Office in the Hazelfon area.

To provide legal information to those requesting
information dealing with various fypes.of legal
problem situations, other than criminal court, and to
be able to make referrals where necessary.

To provide pre-counselling relative to family court
and small debts court, and other civil matters. A
screening

process for the

To remain in liaison with other agencies involved in
the administration of justice.

To carry out other functions as may be specified by
the Board of Directors to fulfill the objects of the

APPLY IN WRITING BY SUBMITTING YOUR RESUME AND

staff

legal

al’ Assistance Society

members. Partners should
encourage each other to be
able to function in-
dependently of the other.
How sad to see a widower
who simply can’t look after
his domestic needs and a
widow who knows nothing of
money management!!
Partners need to talk about
life insurance, wills, family
property and the possibility
of taking out mortgage
insurance which will pay off
any mortgage balance in the
case of death. Discussion of
funeral plans can minimize
the problems and decisions
which face a bereaved
person. If we accept death
as a reality rather than as
an enemy, we can be freed
to get on with living.

"Giving is only giving if
the other person Foes away
enriched. If you take pride
away from the other in
order to build up. your own
view of yourself as a giver,
then no matter what the gift
it isn’t fair compensation.
Very often the most giving
thing you can do is to let
somebody give te you.”

lawyer.

information

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just be the lack of any seven
percent sales tax!

Mario Gonzalez also wrate
to us fram Quebec. He had
spent ten days in the
Laurentians about 50 to 60
miles north cf Montreal.
During a quick tour of
Montreal he had visited the
Olympie Site, Notre Dame
Church and older portions of
the city. He found it a very
charming place and would
like to spend more time

there. Apparently all the
ingredients necessary for a
Mexican feast were to be
found in the city also, so
once again Mario had been
cooking. Now he has ap
rently started on the last
ap of his journey to Nova
Scotia, so we should hear
from that province later.
The past week has been a
busy one with report cards
to be written on. The week
after these go out, we are

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