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“PAGE Ad, THE HE =RALD, Tuesday, December a, 974

LETTER FROM
MASSET,

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By Elvira C. Bryant

This will be'the last letter for
the old year of 1974. It has been
one of many changes, much
destruction and violence, and
somewhere along the way

perhaps, much good,.On — the
Mholet doubt it has been a very
glorious record for-any Prince
of Peace.to read over. With 4
more cancerted . effort from
each: individual there is
no doubt we could do much
better in this new year.

Gina Cerminara in “Many
Lives, Many Loves”, sees two
main correctives for this
particular world.” These are
reincarnation and semantics.
No one knowing there was the .
distinct. possibility he .or she
would have to atone for any
wrongs done to another, would
continue lo, ignore “Do unto
others as you would have others, '

do unto. yau."'- According lo the ©

author, oné wriler has stated
General. Semantics as belng
“the science of haw'nol lo be a
damn fool.’" G.S , has been used -
in schools, and : colleges alt all

levels, ’ one highly intelligent...
“heed: ““Iriterrupted Journey” is

prisoner spoke of it as being (he
only: thing - of -catiy. real.
rebabilitative.. merit’ that,-. he
knew about. He felt it should be
staught. in: every: “prison in the’
‘country. |

Since we have’ not been doing’
particularly well with, our
present: teachings, perhaps we
should: attempt these. two
correctives, - All lhe greal
religious’ (éachers have been
concerned. with the ideal . of
bratherhood, but so far very
litde has been: brought about
“regarding brotherly behaviour,
“The reincarnation: theory, |
however, with itg affirmation of
an ‘orderly’ and purposive
universe, leads almost
inevitably, in people who aecept
‘it, to behaviour which is more:
‘orderly and purposive, more
filled with hope and~ ai-
firmaliveness," 5
*, Commun icallonisa key word
and: a“key- concept in the
General. Semantics system,
according: to Gina Cerminara,
From the'G .S. point of view
“iiuch of human’ misery” and
-confusion is due to such a lack .
“of, or breakdown af,. comi-
munication among people who |
" actually may have no lack of
_ brotherly intent; they merely
have gotlen bogged down and.
deflected and confused by the
limitations of language, or their
own failure {o use it properly.”

This morning there were nine
graceful white swans sailing or
gliding along. At this moment
thay are basking in the sun and
preening thelr ‘feathers, The
ducks are doing likewise in
another area, but the geese are
all busy with the morning
feeding. This peaceful scene

«G00D WORD
from the Bible Gy

' May God be gracious to
- us ond bless us‘and make
his face to shine ‘upon us,

- That. they may be known
upon earth, thy saving power
among all nations.

Pecalms 67: 12

“The JB Era to 2,000 Aa.

HEWS OF CARTH, ERVIROMMENT, ENERGY

NEW TECHNOLOGIES ARE
FAST BECOMING AVAILABLE FUR
THE EFFICIENT RECYCLING
OF WASTE PRODUCTS 10 PRODUCE
ENERGY. FOR EXAMPLE:
-PYROLYSIS INVOLVES. IN = |:
CINERATION IN THE ABSENCE
OF OXNGEN AND GaN CONVERT
ORGANIC WASIES TO GAS AM OL.
-HEAT AND ELECTRICITY CAN BE
GENERATED FROM THE BURNING!

13 A WIDESPREAD PRACTICE
IN EUROPE. ST, LOUIS IS ONE
AMERICAN CITY 6x PERIMENTING
with THs, PROCESS,

TOTAL. ENERGY CONCEPT: Any
LARGE COMPLEX C HOSPITAL,
SHOPPING CENTER, ER.) THAT ON
GENERATE 11S OWN ELECTRICITY,
CAN ALSO CAPIURE WASTE

HEAT FROM THE GENERATING Prtxs5
ANP’ HEAT ITS OWN BUILDINGS,

fit

, whlie under - hypnosis.

‘fneredible coincidence

OF, MUNICIPAL TRASH. THIS ||, .

reminds me of another.
proposition fram the above
mentioned book: ‘as a man
deals with animals, so shail he»
‘be dealt wilh by the forces of life
in general.” Animals may be in
an inferior position -lo man but
they are “not of inferior in-
trinsic worth.”’ The chapter on
Reincarnation and Animals is
appropriately entitled “Our
Lite Brathers."’:

But. I think there. is ‘another
way in which the inhabitants
would be inspired: in ‘a. much
quicker way inanattemplto gel —
on together, |: Let--a. few
unidentified objects. arrive on
earth with full publicity, ‘and
it would be amazing how people
could join forces in order to
cope.or combal with the
unknown!

In all ‘seriousness. though.
when the Editor of ‘‘Astronomy
Magazine’, mentions we now
have scientific dala to back up
the incident ‘Barney and Belly
Hill related under hypnosis;
then it could be time for the
seoffersito pay.a litle more

the tille of the book. thal tald
about, the experiences. -A map

“Betty “Hill had seen while
seaboard :the ¢raft; had been
- viewed with. derision until
: someone. in Ohio: built- a-map

of the solar region and she could
the’ model ° exactly.

Clarence Dickinson spoke about
about: this matter ona recent.
“As It Happens” program. Qut
of 1000 stars aboul 50 are very
much like oursun, Of this 50,
Marjorie Fish (or Fisher) was
able to line 16 up precisely to fit

: the pattern that Betty was able

memory,
Ac-

cording to the Editor this is
or
evidence that we were visited.

Our .sun’ was shown on the
original. map which showed the -
star. system. where. the

draw. by

‘ humanoid creatures with wrap-

around eyes, had come from. It:
seems if we.were to make plans -
for such a trip from our present
site, 10. of the 16 shown are
where we would: go from the
sun...
Having read this particular
book a couple.dftimes, 1 was

+ Very much ifiterested in hearitig ~’

this interview on” the C.B.C.
program.

MeMillan Bleodel people are
snow on holidays, so Vic is once

. again enjoying the new home,

Today he was commenting |
about the lack of eagles around,
Usually, as I have no doubt
mentioned before, a few eagles
keep the birds exercised during
the day.

According to this week's
observer one adult eagle was
found shot here recently,’ with
its claws cul off and the rest of
the bird left, Someane who had
found a dead eagle over a year
ago, who had removed: tie
claws and “respectfully buried
the body,’’ wrote-to the paper.
hoping. the necklace he had
made, had not caused this
abscenilty. It seems he wore his
necklace on two different oc:
casions and ‘felt a certait .
guilt that the sight of this might
have prompted someone to
commit the crime. In closing
the writer stated, ‘I exhort the
spirit of Eagle and of the eagle

people to give thal man’s soul:

ho rest unlil .the-debt has been -

‘repaid a hundred fold.”

May we commence this new”
year with better thoughts |
towards our felloy man and all .
wildlife, We should live each -
day remembering lhat what--
soever & man soweth that alse

* shall he reap, in all probability.

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Archaeologist Denis St. Claire and
partner Al McMillan uncovered a ~-
boulder-filled, trench at Shoemaker
Bay on Vancouver Island. This trench
‘was built by Indians 400 years before
the Walls of Babylon were constructed -
in 600 B.C. the trench may. once have
anchored a large palisade of logs, most

likely a longhouse.

St. Claire and McMillan headed a 10-
member team that spent two summers
unearthing a total of 3,200 ancient
artifacts, many of them more than 30
centuries old, The Dig was funded
largely by MacMillan Bloedel on whose
land the site is located. ;

- more than a few accidents. -lt-

Ite would seem . “that “the”
weather conditions," mild.~ as -
they .are,.are contributing to

1972. Toyota’. pick-up. was

’ Kuemiper ina 1964 Chevy: sedan

here was no

Benna, Raymond Kuemper in: ‘a v

traveling west on Greig: when.

would -be: adviseable: to ;drive ..
~ with as much eare as possible,

even if it does, looigilike” March
instead “Of December:” —

On December. thirteenth ae -

single car accident. occured at
Mile 90 on the Nass, Road when.

. Larry. Patterson hit_a:pateh of.
icyroad. He lost contral, failed.

to negotiate the corner at. the.

top of the hill and went,over the

bank.  There-were no injuries
and no charges have been laid.
Damages to his i974 “Dodge

totaled fifteen hundred dollars. °

On the twenty-seventh'a two
car collision’ at Greig ‘and
Emerson resulted in a charge of
‘failing to stop at a.stop sign for

ran the stop sign. There
injuries “and.; if midges: jolsied

Again on the wetity hal an
accident occured between a city

. Barbage ‘truck and.a: 1969 Ford -
on. Kalum, Manual:.Barbosa,’-.
driver of the truck, was -nor-

, tibound on Kalum when he lost
‘control! and -struek’ the “nar-

thbound car, driven: by’ Jean.

--Broman..- There: was twelye
hundred. dollars’ of damage ta
the Ford and two hundred to the
garbage truck. There were no
injuries and. no. charges have
been laid,

‘On the tweuiiy” “filth: a single .

".iwice a aweek. My” Moni: agrees

Richard William Hoving. .
For And About Teenagers |

: fa
up about when you ean a oul.
Aceept Uieir rules, Onee you show
them that you understand respon:
sibility, they will recognize it and”

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us a hassle. We doesn't want uy
_ getting ‘serious, . but. we're, en.
-Boged. Dad only lets: us po out be rit tal with them—and your-:
- + With me that! shovld go out sith
» ny boyfricnd and have fim, Dad,
~ docs't.trust me! Wak thinking
: ‘about taking alt? Wat should, 1

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vehicle accident resulled in lwo
. ~~ the Co‘op, .
-turnand tost conlrol of his 1969

. Buffered: minor ‘injuries, ; .
> hospitalization: was © required, -

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thousand dollars of ‘dama getoa

* 1972. Ford. Bronco -driven by

Elizabeth Blix; She was about

- ‘twelve miles -west of Cedarvale _
‘ on Highway 16 East when. she -

are and lost control.

eno injuries and.no
res'fave been laid. :
; ite ‘the: ‘twenty-first an ac-

' eident:oceured which resulted
“Ina charge for William Friesen, .

driver..of -a (1966 Plymouth.
Aldino Curti in 2/1970: Nova was

attempting to negotiate a tura

from: Fine street inlo. a
driveway when he. was struck
from ‘(he rear by -Friesen.

Friesen was. charged with,
following too closely.

- Another single vehicle -BC-

“eident occured on the twenty-
- sixth,

David Maslenko was
travelling .on :Grieg ‘and. al-
tempted to negotiate a turn by
He failed to make the. .

Camaro, As a result he hit and

» knocked over a light pole. He:-

was charged with driving.

without due care and,attention, -]

As .a. result. of. the- accident
Francis Heeley and Lucy Sauice |

See ST

Auctioneer de Jong

goes to wo ke

Leo de Jong, ‘who recently
completed a course in auc-
tloneering at the Western
Canada School of Auctioneering
in Lacombe Alberta, does nat
believe in letting the mass grow
under his feet with his newly
acquired talent,

During the course of : the
Terrace Totem Ford Sales
Limited annual Christmas
Party, Leo decided to do

something special for the less -

fortunate. He comandeered a
botile of rum, part of the
festivities, climbed up on a desk
an promptly started to auction
it off,

With professional aplomb,
Leo began the chatter, distinc-
tive of the auctioneer and befare
he was finished he had raised
the price’ of the product to $21
with Terrace Gulf Oil Agent
John Tymoschuk being the
person who could not resist the
auclloneer’s chant.

Lev, with his hard earned at
bucks in his hand, called in Ray

LEO DE JONG

Tremblay of the Terrace
Downtown Lions and turned the
product of his first auction
over (o thal organization, The
Herald learned that the Lions
will, donate this amount (o the

Canadian Institute. for the —

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with peace and happiness for you.”

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“When is all this going - .
ito happen? I really .

don’t need to say any-
thing about that; dear
brothers, for you know:
per fectly well ‘that : “no
one knows. That day of?
the Lord wil] come-un--
expectedly like: a thief:
in the night. When peo-
ple“are saying, “AI ‘is’ -
well, everything is quiet,”
and peaceful” — then,..
all of a sudden, digaster
will fall upon. them: AS. 3
suddenly. asa woman's °
birth pains begin when
her child is born. And:
these people will-nat. be.
able to: get-away anys.
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