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The first muted rumours of
North western development
were borne to this sector by the °
damp south ‘coast winds, and.
brough! “cries, of agony from
concerned people from” bo
dedicated  environmentalists
and common. citizens: After
their erieS had been stilled by

“soothing reassurances and.
familiar lullabies; borne by the
same ‘soft south: wind, other ~
cries are beginning to be heard.

. The town' councils of major

- north west coast communities
joined ‘their voices in song and’'
the tune reached Its crescendo -
-in recent weeks, Their chosen
chiefs formed a-hunting party ©
that hit Victoria in true, Haida
fashion. They ran the.prey to
earth in a little logging camp on
The Istand,. and came home.
triumphant, brandishing - tiny
fragments. of. wisdom and
exultiug. over their press
releases, 0
“The cry of the -en-
vironmentalists was: ‘Plan,
Plan” and “listen to the voices
cf thase whose foot-steps go

- pefore you", The cry of the
‘chief elders of the villages, less
_ than: a year. after

_ blusters of rumor broke over

the coast is “enough of this
planning, lets get started
building _ things,
_money and attracting more and
more people to” our towns”, -

“Hurry,” sayeth the ones,
“gives ug a shot in the arm’,

But do the ones wander what”

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«did the omill complex «In
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"And what is the shot inlended

“for?) The ragh. called ‘unem-

ployment? The current picture
here is’ not. one of ‘unem-
ployment, but rather a riatter

af no employables. Witness to —
_ this the Northwest Logger’
’ Associations

advertisement
for ‘all kinds of logging
workers’ and their brief to the
federal government asking for a
Commission. enquiry into the
welfare system to find some
way to release men from these
rolis to fill the insatiable
demand for logging: workers.

‘Why, the. very chief elders.
themselves have bemaaned that,

very system for years.
Bat isit not time now for a few"
specifics? te .
The first, and possible best
example, Is what must. be
considered the first rung of
northern: development, ‘the

proposed CN rall “link “to,

Groundhog.. This first step is
but.a small item when com-

‘pared to the: total. over-all .

program, but the planning and
surveying has been in progress
for.a.year now. and .no_con-

struction has been started. If -

ratios are maintained as to size

_-and -importance between ‘the .-

rail construction and the overail
Northwestern development,

~’. their feelings

_somedne. less,, than -8 ‘trained :
“mathematician will be able: to:

“compute the years of :plarining

that must go-into the project, .-
Thats right, must, Since the’

first) proposed ‘route was ~
established for the 75 mile first

-* plage to Kiteen ‘River’ . there

havebeen many changes , three”
of them ‘major changes, -one
involving two extra crossings of
the Kalum River, and a rise in
the ideal-gradient of .8 percent”
toa grade of about 1.2 percent.
That may not sound like much,
but it means a lot of dollars, and
it hos been done fer en-
vironmental. and ecological .
reasons, based on ‘reports and_

. studies done by. consultants. .

The CN canstructlon people
are muttering in their schnapps
and the muled ‘tones come out
‘Like this; “We are paying good
money (o relocate our line to

-gatisty the people of the nor-

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ainst “the B,C-R..”; by the
Tachie Lake Band, and if they

_want togo over thehill Lo where ,

the grass :is always greener, the. -

Williston ‘Lake’ Wander.

. We hold at our“docrstep the °
last greatundeveloped region in ©

North America, As . Bobbie

‘Williams said, in the light of - -
world problems and population, ,
it would be immoral not’ to.

is plannéd to accammodate only °
“the normal” growth.” -. Mister,

“when you annaunce a ulti.
raiilion’ dollar scheme, nothin’ -

project

aln’t normal no more. ©”

develop it, but sure aa sin issick « .
it would be fourfold more im-"

- moral to develop it without
sufficlent-and proper'planning.

~There-is time to do this right,
and makeit a place te be proud
of but {t must not be a series of
shots in the. arm. all strung
together on the wires of waste
and shortjterm pain. *

-thwest, but we see violations of -

‘environmental. standards being
. committed: by: loggers and’
‘miners.. How come we alone
piper? Consider
ifa different set of-
standards are adopted in order
.. to” expediate the northwestern
development. a

The ‘Chief.

must pay the

Jocal examples’ of: planning.
lacks, like the Lack that created
* the-Ootsa Reservoirs; the lack |
that sbrought on a law-suit

Elder from up _
country: should look at'a few . |:

DON'T You
KNOW IT'S
UNHEALTHY

TOLET
CHICKENS
RUN AROUND
INSIDE YOUR

- HOUSE ?

20 YEARS.

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BEING OVERS .
PROTECTIVE.

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13 years old and the youngest In
my family, Most of, the gicla in
our town are allowed to go aut
with boys wha drive car. Twant
fo go out with a bay yho Is 17
yoars old, My mother daesu't like
him and she doesn’t, want me go-
ing out with him. I> just, Unink
she is heing over-protective ” be-

cause I'm the youngest. What do:
you think? How can f get her to-

see things my" way or at least

“Jisten-to what I have to say? How °

can I get her a trust my judge
ments? 1 ‘think, “fo mature

enough lo Randle going out with

out with

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. aerce with your mother, We feel fulure you'll realize she was right.
you are too young.to be goings ’- 1 you have o teense problem yoy west” o

whether they drive cars or nol,
Most’ 13 year-old girls we know

About Teenagers

are net ollowed to-go out with 9 *
17 year-eld boys. No matler how. -

old you are, you always feel that.
yeu are making mature judge- .-:
mens, When you were @ years

old, mony of the things your par:
ents didn't want you to doscemed
right to you. Bul: later you’ re: ,
alized you weren't ‘ag malure.as |
you. thought. And ioday, you” |
probably: wouldn't ery and. fuss. >).
about. that new dress you just:
had to have for your Joy doll.
when you were 6 years old, You...
also thought that you were right,
but today, you'll prohably laugh -
about ‘the whole thing. Listen.
to your mother this time: In the |

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