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One step backwards

as bomb goes BOOM —

President Nixon’s announcement
that the Cannikan test or ‘‘Bomb blast”’
for the Aleutians is to proceed came in

dismay and sadness to

Canada. In a time when such things
were proven ridiculous, arms race and
all, we certainly have fallen one step
behind in the continuing surge for hope
that mankind is ever-changing in its
motives for peace and happiness for

society. :

It could be conceived, that wherever
one goes, ther will always be one John
Wayne or Nixon to stifle the minds of
countless innocent people.

It's a pity, really.

The world is rapidly changing in a
conscious desire for ending the rut that
has been brought on for centures.

Never before have we had so many. -
people, young and old alike, who want
to do something for the environment,

It amazes me that the Herald,
supposedly — staffed by
responsible citizens of our
community could publish an

article as obviously biased as —

the one in Wednesday's October

27th Edition. The statement by .

the Herald “The Opposition
continued to blast the Press”
portrays the Aldermen. vs
Mayor Jolliffe and the Herald. ,

It woGld appear that'as Mayor:
Jolliffe by his own admission
has been favoring the news
media with material behind the

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peoples of

the powers.
educated to bear resemblance to

ignorance.

Letter

tor the peace of nations, for the ‘killing’
of disease, for the end of world hunger,
tor the conclusion of past bitter days. .
It’s funny you know....but it would be
interesting if someone, somewhere, —
declared war and not a soul showed up
for the affair. This, of course, follows
the famous: poster saying, ‘‘Suppose
they gave a war and no one came.”’ |
It seems as funny that one can’t
cheat the people anymore.
know Cannikan is wrong. Unlike, forty
years ago, when mankind was willing
to listen to almost anything dictated by

People

Today, we are too

Strange isn’t it, that a world still
continues to suffer under the threshold
of a few chosen men. Perhaps, badly
chosen men. Well....Cannikan is go.
Our ideals have been shattered.

backs of Council, the Herald is -Mayor is backed by the Power
of the Local Press,
Alderman as behaving like a Sincerely,

Harry Hanlan

responding by portraying the

group of children and the Mayor
as possessing the only sanity in
the group. :
Are'we to believe that all the
people we installed as
_Aldermen are incompetent?

This bit of everyone being out of

._ Step but Vic,is wearing a trifle: «
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certainly go to a group of our
Aldermen rather than to one
dissenting Mayor, even if that

Editor's Note; The Aldermen
nor the Mayor are incompetent. .
Their behaviour, which
sometimes, includes the Mayor,
is far. from being responsible,

Attendance at a council session, ;

might give you the same
picture. That is for you to
decide. Thank you for writing.

‘

| say a thousand words.

" the core of my personality and

BY WALTER RINDER
~Llove you.”

There is a much greater
motivation than simply my
spoken words. For me to love,
is ta commit myself, freely and
without reservation. 1 am
sincerely interested in your
happiness and well being.
Whatever your needs are, I will
try to fulfill them and will bend
in my values depending on the
importance of your need. If you
are lonely and need me, I will be
there. If in that lineliness. you‘
neellta talk, Will listen. ‘If you
need to listen,.I will talk. ‘If you:
need to be held, I will hold you. :
1 will lie naked in body with you
ifthat be your need. If you need
fulfillment of the flesh, I will
give you that also, but only
through my love.

I will try to be constant with |
you so that you will understand

A NEW VIEW

A) I am buying my car
through a finance company but .
lt would rather pay cash and not
be in debt. ‘

B) Why?

A) I would like to have it paid
off. I don’t like being in debt,

B) Don’t you have any debts?

A) No - well, perhaps. I owe .
the dentist $80.

B) That's a kind of debt - a
debt for services ~ incurred
largely for convenience, Are
you in debt in any other way?

A) No. an

B) Let's look at your situation ,
und see. If you were renting
your house would you be in
debt? , .

A) ‘No. 7

B) ‘If you were buying the
house on a mortgage would you
be in-debt?, . --

A) Yes 0

B). If you leased the. house
would you be in debt?-

A) I'm not sure,’

eodann'

This conversation has been .

‘recorded to demonstrate some

of the foggy thinking about what
“Debt” is. In the above casa
you could be paying exactly the
same amount per month and
have the use of exactly the same

Ouse.

“debt” when you lease or-rent |.
ug when you buy using debt. —

" For example, the apartment
dweller owes’ the apartment
owner for the use of shélter and:

Facilities just'‘ag-mych as the

, Car-buyer owes’ money.-to the

_ finance: company: which has:
“add he. money. to’
facilitate the ae F

advanced. -
urchase. mo

oy lag

. AY Well, not exactly, becuse’. |

“Instead

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from that understanding you
can gain strenth and security
that Iam acting as me. I may
falter with my moods. I may
project, at times, a strangeness
that is alien to you which may
bewilder or frighten you. There
will be times when you question
my motives. But because
people are never constant and
are as changeable as the
seasons, I will try to build up
within you a faith in my

fundamental attitude and show. -

-you, that. my inconsistency.
~onlytorfhe moment and ‘not ‘ai;
Aft of tne.” [-Will“shbw

Ol
last
you Idve now, Each and every

day, for-each day is a lifetime. -

Every day we live, we learn

more how to love. I will not -

defer my lave nor neglect it, for
if I wait until tomorrow,
tomorrow never comes. It, is
like a cloud in the sky, passing
by. They always do, you know.

If I give you: kindness and’

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bought using mortgage debt can
be sold and. the mortgage

relired or transferred: to.

another party. In the case of the
tar purchased on credit, you
can sell the car and either retire
or transfer the debt.

The fact is, wherever we turn
we are using our credit.
have learned to use it to
advantage and live in relative
comfort because of.it. Even if
we fail to recognize the subtle
iorms credit may take it’s still

there.
Returning to “A”:‘in the

opening conversation. ~ Let's.

suppose ‘he has made ‘his last

. payment on-his car ‘and_ the

purchase credit is wiped out,

Will he! now take out a. credit -

card. with an oil company? if

Le

; Honourable Jean. Marchand, ‘Minister’ —
of ..Regional. Economic: 1 cet TB
: today. eanounced that Western Pemco * .. The’ incentive. of approximately:

banning (choke!) T.
the B.C. Government Should have banned
at least (gasp!) in encloSed public. areas...”

We.

. Expansion,.

understanding, then 1 will
receive your faith. If] give hate

‘and dishonesty, I will receive -

your distrust. If I give you fear
and am afraid, you will become
‘ afraid and fear me. I will give
‘to you what I need to receive.

To what degree (amount) I
give love is determined by my
own capability. My capability
is determined by the
environment of my past

existence and my
understanding of love, truth and

sat (God. . \: My . understanding. is :.. is
determined . by. .my :iparents, . involved in my life or
‘my life touches.. -

“friends; jlaces I have'lived and
been. All experiences that have
fed into my mind from living. I
will give you as much love as I
can. If you will show me how to
give more, then I will give
more, I can only give as much
as you need to receive or allow
me to give. If you recelve all I
ean give,

-endlesg and fulfilled. . If you”

Sy,

so! he will be in debt for his

gasoline purchases. What about
his' car insurance? He. will be
billed for ‘that. Don’t his
payments represent. the debt’
owed to his insurance company
taking on his risk?

'. ‘The Canadian Consumer

Credit Factbook, published by
the Canadian Consymer Loan
Association and the Federated
Council of Sales . Finance.
Companies points aut the

. increase in debt. of a number of

-sectors “of Canada’s’ economy

over the past decade,

- Between. 1961 sand 1967,
mortgage debt in Canada more
than doubled from $9.2 billion to

--$19,0-billion, Between 1961 and

i968 consumer credit increased

- by 98 percent from $4.3 billion to. .. rewarding. «

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Tobacco ads

Are you in debt? W

-income ‘along . with |
holdings of liquid savings and ‘.did.. we . Re
requirements were not being | (%

Dae |
S-- maybe .

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Smoking -—

receive a portion (part) of my. :

love, then 1 will give others the.
balancel am capable of giving. .
I must give all that I have, being
whatIlam.  .

Love is universal. Loveis the
movement of life. I have loved
a boy, a girl, my parents, art,

nature. All things in life [ find ©

beautiful. No human being or
society has the right to condemn
any kind of live I feel or my way
of expressing it, if lam sincere,
sincerity being. the honest

_ Yealization of myself and there :
. is no hurt_or pain intentionally

rae

I want to become a truly
loving spirit. Let my words, if1
must. speak, become a
restoration of. your soul: But
when speech is silent, does a

man project that great depth of :
. his sensitivity. . When I touch
then my love’ is -.you, or-kiss you, or hold you,T ,
am. saying & thousand words,

aa

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$9.3 billion. |

-LFigures frotn a‘ recenif DBS ..

survey show that . mortgage.
accounted. for nearly. three-
quarters of average family
debt, Consumer debt, (money
owing for personal ‘financing
needs) amounted to 20 percent. °

- Says . the . Pactbook: "The
rapid increases. in. personal |

the willingness to incur debt
have been’. ‘the . factors
responsible for continued large
rises in. consumer ,
expenditure.”

= Tt would: appear, , therefore, .

' that: Canadians: are willing. to ~

“neeept debt and’ are using it to .
ea.

‘make ” their . lives. more

82 new jobs in B.

“\OPPAWA: , October. 18-1971 :, The, ° station that will employ’an:estimate

2:persons. at:Trail,. British Columbia,’

large .

:

Ltd. of Ottawa, Ontario, will receivean:
tl ; ineentive’ -under™
-Yet:for all. practleal -.
purposes, you aré'as much in °~

“the -Regtonal
Development Incentives:Act fora new*
waste. treatment’ plant. and pumping

$140,000 is based on’a rate of.10 percent *
of the approved: capital estimated: a
$580,000, plus'$1,000 for each: new job.
created. et

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- Following is: the text: of a @

& = report:on: points ‘observed by a4

Environment.and Land Use 1
Committee during an inspection -§

tour -of. environmental and
pollution control safeguard
being carried out -by Utah

Construction. and. | Mining.

Company at its copper-mining | 7

operation at Port- Hardy on 3am

northern Vancouver Island:
1, The Environment. Control

equipped. The information ori

“record verified that work had

been carried'out in accord with

the Pollution Control Permit. A- '¥
complete record of monitoring: ¥
|. and testing of the water in .the 5
“i@j.- area had been carried out on a.
_J. .theduled basis since. March,
- 1971... The “programme being
‘followed had: been outlined by

appropriate specialists under

| .. the guidance of the UBC head of
“: the “Department. : of. Mineral
.. Engineering, J.B. Eyans and
_’ ‘approved by.the Director. of the
~ Pollution Control Branch.

«Testing is being carried out
by on-staff personnel and by
independent laboratories as
ordered. -
(Complete monthly reports are
being prepared and presented,
as required ‘to the Director of
the Pollution -Control Branch.

Complete. water. quality
information has been recorded
prior td start-up, Depth quality

. records: are. available for salt

-water and. all fresh water
streams have been regularly
smapled. Loe ;

.Extensive sampling of the
bottom area in Rupert Inlet has
been carried out.
concerning the biological,
chemical, meterological and
_ physical conditions to be found
in the salt water on the surface

Data ©

and at varying depths has been —

‘set down in detail. °

The inspection would confirm
that a full. record of the
environment condition has been

prior to the start of -milling
operations. : ;

2. The physicai works to allow
discharge of the tailings at d-
epth have been completed. Such

include facilities for the. mixing f

tof salt water with the tailings to

documented- as’ such existed .

Laboratories were staffed and fim

Bee ee ee ee

Reta

+ ensure, there -.will. not. be. :
tet pee

npevatire.. variation at the
depth of deposit, .
3. The. water — recycling
provisions have been installed
to reduce the volume of liquid
discharge into the Inlet.

4, Theemergency spill’basinis — |

well advanced in construction.
A temporary basin. has been
constructed and will be

. available for 'use if ever needed |
..,during the start-up ‘period.
Test plots haye been .

a
established to determine the
best type of growth to be used in

there has been’ substantial
displacement of the original

ground voer, Some roadway -

areas have already been
planted to grass. st
G. A-well conceived housing

in Port Hardy. The town has

development has been. erected

the reclamation programme . -/§
involving the areas in which ~

obyiausly. benefitted from this

priect..

7 Top staff were available for _

questioning and explanation. It
is obvious that & sincere effort is
being made to protect.’ the

~ environment: from -:. any a)
‘detrimental. effects - by. . this.

mining development. Inno case

observe.

followed, In fact It would appear
tat extra precautions are being,
‘that ‘with’ mill “start-up. ‘any
-detrimental’-effects to the

‘that

taken, Assurance can be given :

environment’ will show ‘up, in- ©
_ tently. in the, recorded’. (a
- moniloring system, It should be ..

noted: that -the.. staff. .ara. -
confident that no such condition |:
vill result fromn:their industrial»

Ray, Williston;.
Chairm -ELUt

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