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R fhome’. themselves,” using . the .
Westwood component systemit: “
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ONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1971

HOW RE YA FIXED FOR BLADES

exercise New Viking where they all sprouted

Work Point Barracks barber Len Kopan does his -
thing on Sgt. J.N. Williams,’ 3 Battalion PPCL]. °
beard contest winner. The 3rd’ Battalion, Princess’:
j Patricia’s Canadian Light. Infantry: from Victoria -
ae recently returned from training in: the north’ on:

training as reflected in
Saw, about - 120 Vietoria

beards. The increased emphasis on northern
the defence White Paper.

based soldiers take this

SYMPATHY WITH. DRAFTEES.

Trudeau gives ‘his stand on youth,
draft, justice and conscience’

TORONTO (CP) — Prime
Minister Tru*eau has expressed
f sympathy with draft dodgers
‘and others “forced to make
judgments based on conscience.
. In an inlerview in the Sep-
‘tember issue of the United |
Church Observer,
man’s ultimate guide must be
his conscience “and if the law of -
the land goes against our
conscience [ think we _shouid
. disobey the law,"

“But because I alsoam a deep -

believer in the civil society, !
think we should be prepared to
pay the consequences -' of
breaking the law, andl ‘that ‘is

either paying the penalty for it; .

or leaving the country.”’.

His siatement was part of an
answer to the question; ‘If you.
ere a young American or draft
‘age called up to go to Vietnam,
would you come to Canada?":
; The prime minister said:

. "God knows what I would think
if T were of that age.

“But I could perhaps answer. .
‘your question indirectly- ‘by.

saying that those who make the
# ’ conscientious judgment that
y they must not participate in this
‘war and who become. draft: -
dodgers have my complete .

sympathy and indeed our .-

. political approach has been to ,
give them access to Canada —

. Whether they are draft-dodgers .

or, even more serious, deserters’
from the ranks of thetr armed

B. torces,”’

On the: question. of. violence,
Mr. Trudeau said thatin ‘eertain:
‘political situations “you have to:
use force to overthrow police
states,"’

“As a politician I've never
had to face that because’ I've
always lived in a “democratic:

’ sociely, - hs

“But 1 think violence: is
counter-productive and it is had ;
in democratle societies," te

Y . He was “peaceful”. but. nolan:
pacifist in ‘the _ Philosophical
‘sense,”” -

cases it's’ more: important” to:
have freedom and justice ‘than’:

to have peace, ‘Somteimes you: :

must live in a violent. ‘world’ iné
order to- get. greater justice,’ -
In the far-ranging article. he .

RENT? |

: Hundreds -af BC. ‘families

costs by building their: own:

pre-assembled. Much’ of the |.
hard work has heen ‘done for,
you in the factory, Westwood:
homes are. tha: ‘Strongest:
e itimber. frame-: homes: built.
“POver.: 40: madéls. to ‘choose
from. ‘Get the. e facts, oday. :

he’ Says’

prime minister said that if a
young man is healthy, society
should’ ‘not give him a basic
income. .

“He should not. be given
dole,” said Mr, Trudeau. “If he
can work and there is work

”

: training. -

available, he should take his

choice.

_ “Hf he wants to be a hermit or

beggar, that’s fine. If-he wants

‘to move With the sun and live off

the land, that's fine. :
“If heis ina Society which has

+

work for him I don't think he |
should foro eally he eligible
for welfare,”

It -was soctety’ S duty,
however, to support persons for
whom no jobs are available,

Tenders called d for mica project

B.C.. Hydro has called
tenders for supply and in-

stallation of the first four -

generators at

the . Mica
"_Braject,

eye

output of 1,740,000 kilowatts,
making ‘the contract the
biggest generator order’ ever.
‘placed by*Hydro..-

The:contract is” expecied ee of

attract “interest : in:
ternatlonally a as Wellas among”
Canadian manufacturers. -

- Bach of the: generators will ;
have a maximum continuous :
outptit of -435,000. kilowatts. -
The first two are scheduled to
be placed. in operation by
September, 1976, the-third in
- January, 1877 and: ‘the fourth.
sby September, 1977; Two more
similar generators will - be
_ordered later,

Generating facilities will be’... .

required ‘at ‘Mica:.to meet
British “Columbia’s.: detnand
‘ for power, which continues to
increase , . Substantially’ each
year. #

available from Hydro's, heed
office in Vancouver, Closing
date for bids is‘November 23.

Tenders were called earlier
. for supply and installation of

, the” first four .turbine-and-:

governor sets for the Mica
_ project. ©

The generating units will be
“installed in an underground
; Powerhouse to be. excavated

“I recognize ‘that in. some. "

‘The generators will hive a.
total maximum continuous °

a time. "
‘Fender. locuments for the
“Mica generaiors contract’ are: .

structures ‘that’ will” direct "
reservoir: “Water. ‘through .
penstocks, to the powerhouse
turbines Lis ‘already. well ad-

variced, .
Design of the underground
powerhouse is proceeding and

_., lendéra:for- the excavation of -

i the cavern are expected to be

‘. called next year. A contract

will also’ -be let .in 1972 for’

-" aecess roads, tunnels and

other facilities,

ar

- Unsafe driving

“RB Cc, ‘Motorists are being made aware of. the hazards of

unsafe driving, whether it be

‘holidaying in the United ‘States,
_ Province to communicate more closely with the Motor-Vehicle

Departments of the states to our

in-their homeland, or while |
A need is arising for our

south. We must eliminate the

feeling that once we cross the Canadian-American border we
become i immune to traffic violations. oe

"Superintendent Ray Hadfield says that it. will be points

against a driver’ 8 licence whether offences occur in Vancouver,

‘»”. Washington, or Vancouver, B.C.
. driver licence compact between the 50 American states,”
“but we e have shared {information for a long, long

Hadfield said,

a

“We are nota member of the

; In a - formal legal opinion, “the Attorney-General ot
Washington State points out that the legislature has said that

” laws involving motorists’ récords should be interpreted liberally
_to improve “the safely of our highways
_ sing procedures. .

through driving licen-

' Itseems that more B. C. fnotorists travel out of the province ©
than in it, Therefore beware south-bound Canadians, Driving

over the border will not make

you exempt from impaired

driving behavior just because you are out of your country. Many

fractions: are cited.

a oe ies

Eiken
Mercantile
tte

‘slates report to- your home’ ‘Motor-Vehicle branch when in-

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OTTAWA. (cPy" — Teachets
.often find that educational

‘teaching schedules, .
Ahigh school English teacher

may find that a production of.

Shakespeare's Julius Caesar-is

~to be seretned -.during © the

algebra periad.

Rather than plunge into “a:

reorganization ‘of teaching

hours, he will probably throw up * Th

his hands. and - deprive” his

students of the chance to see a-

professional production of a
Shakespeare play. -' *

The answer ‘may be’ in-
formation retrieval Jelevision,
called IRTV.

IRTV is a- “iymem which

_ allows a teacher to telephone a

central library and receive a
program almost: immediately
over a classroom television set.

The program.is’ piped.to the
classroom from the library by -

cable. The distribution system
is similar to cable television.

IRTV has been developed by a

group of engineers in’ Bell-
Northern Research working

with the Ottawa school board.
It has been tried. out: in: five

. Schools since 1967 and Hugh

Burwell,- .an- . assistant

superintendent of the school —

board, says “we. are all very
much in favor of it.”

| Sweaters: Galore

~television shows do not fit their.

The board slow ig considerin

an extension’ to’ nie : other.
“schools in the ‘city’s west -end.
but the system ).would : be :

modified led to cut” expénses,

together,” said Mr. Billowes in- :
an interview. a
“a Mr. Billowes, now manager of ”
‘communication projects ier
r

Bell-Northern, ‘and

ompson began studying the

school system to see what the .
‘communications needs
.. Mr, Billowes said the problem ,

seemed to be that the system

was controlled by the - ‘brary, ;
_ and not the teacher, — - -

were,.

-Mr. Thompson and . Mr,
Billowes . approached the Ot-
tawa school board with their

_ idea to channel films and tapes

to the classroom by table. and

. psychiatric

BLACK OFFICIATES
Secretary Wesley Black~offici-

* ated Thursday at sod-turning

ceremonies at the: site of a
$225,000 senior citizens’ home,

Construction of the 20-unit i
building is expected to begin [im

shortly.
WOMAN REMANDED
VANCOUVER
remanded a. week

Thursday, charged with - the

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“The. IRTV experiment is

“largely the work of two Bell-

Northern. ‘engineers, Gordon
Thompson ‘and Colin: Billowes

who came together asa team 2

about’ six years ago:

Mr, ‘Thompson “had told
Northern Electric research and
development, now part.of Bell:

Northern, ‘that little. had’ been

done in educational com-
munications, Mr. Billowes
found.in England that interest

‘in’ teaching machines,” his

speciality, was declining and he

' decided to look for another job.

“I think somebody in per-

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“Studlea'in" ‘Education, ‘an’ ‘of
_ tario’ government agency: ‘has .
- taken’ a strong: Interest :in the

project and fe 5000 releate oe 3!
ARTY, von Tea “evaluation oF sscough a fim catalogue’ select
-gehool board film ‘library ‘and:
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‘television set within 60 seconds,
SMe Billowes sald ‘the, library

: ‘was well ‘used.-In ‘May, 1970
. alone,-. 1,640. progr.

ams were
transmitted’ into, the -130
classrooms . involved 1 in the
experi riment. :

But its “Immediate future: in

the Ottawa. echool- system still
has to be decided,:

The expense of IRTV. is still a
problem in this’ era of cost-

Boots —