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. I repeat:

- Wednesday, December 14, 1966

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TERRACE "“Omineca”’ HERALD, TERRACE, BC.

oe Aout | ‘SUNDAY

: The. Editor, Terrace Herald:
Iam a Protestant, but I tully
” back” up: The Knights of Colum-
«bus, for, their courageous stand.
t -is.- good; that at least . one
pa speaks .up for many who
“keép sifent. It ig very unpolfte|
‘of you,to back, up a.TV pro-
eram that insults a great part
of our Canadian population.
Freedom doesn’t:meéean that
there are no. rules to live by

} and that everyone and every

program-director can speak and
act. as he pleases. Nobody’. ix
alone In. the world. Everybody
should try not to hurt the feel-
ings of:- others . without reason.
Your Interpretation of freedom
and democracy ‘is a strange one.

‘ Apparently there is no room,

in your democracy for: The
Knights of Columbus’ and their
‘faith and your freedom ap-
parently is not for. them. You
are dictating. to the”. Chireh
what it should be. according
to your pattern. "Just "Hike
Pierre Burton!

Well, please, may the Churéh
decide’ for herself what to be
like? I think the only. voice
worthwhile to NHsten - to .is
God's voice: the Bible: | Not
your’s or the public’ opinion.
But then starts the trouble in
this world full of “democracy.”
According to Jesus all true
‘believers will’ be ‘-persecuted|
some way or other. That per-
secution is right there in- your}:
democratic and: freedom-loving
paper.

Why?

Teally believe in freedom and].
democracy. - (the. communists
claim they too believe in both)
et The Knights ‘ of Columbus]:
‘say what they believe they
should say - in <-obedience “to
the Word of God. There is no
place in ‘your--tiny. democratic
world for minorities, is there?
The majority rules. The big-
gest boss, the biggest mouth.
You call that' freedom and
democracy?

You are representing just
another ‘pressure group. In
. general there is more pressure
exercised by majorities than
by minorities. The Knights
acted the way they did because
they .feel yesponsible for so-

. “Letters to the EDITOR

- clety. Just Tike the Good Samiar: f

Because “of these| °'
‘Christians stand: as’ a minority.|-«
-H you ‘truly and].

“CHAMBER of Commerce re-
7 organization meeting on Sun-
dag. was Poul. Neilsen. pro-
vingial,- - president of Jaycees
fron, North Surrey. ‘Dave
. ‘Hyerpe ‘presided over the
meeting with Gord Leigh-
-ton acting as secretary. The
. meeting was called Te-
_ organize the Jaycees. nove
.,ment in Terrace -area.. and. ito
wet ack =the charter. ©

itan felt responsible: for that

poor bloody ‘man along .. the|’. E
roadside. “You. ae¢,. society’ -Is|

going‘ to “Hell: if ' nobody

atops ‘this kind. of, ‘Sptertaln- oe

ment,- -<
The” show . ‘involved might ‘be

as. true -es-you ‘claim it is, but|- *
itis .a sinful ‘truth,..not fit for'|.

entertainment, Sometimes it is
love not- to speak : the truth.
The _ spiritual:
their. Jellowman is the aim’ of
The’ Knights of Columbus, The
Bible .condemns. the “truth?

of. the” world. The ‘Bible knows|.
another'| :

of ‘another “realism, —
truth: that of ‘the Kingdom of
God: “that should-.be proclaim-
ed. Not the filthiness ‘and the
smut of the world.

Our children shouldn't think
that’ sin is’ normal when. they
see. it as entertainment on TV:
‘The TV. is already to blame
for: much immorality and crime.

You'want- to learn how to kill,| °

how..to rob,’ ete., ete? Just

watch TV. Here is :the “high|. :

standard” "of the “culture”. of
our . civilized society.” You
see: Christians are
to be salting salt in, this world.
That's: why we want to stop,

with the Knights of Columbus,| —

all that stinky rotteness in mag-
azines and on TV.

It won't make us popular in
your eyes, hut that is just fine
to us. “Dare to. be a Daniel,
Dare to stand alone.” God’s
blessing’ is with us. Onward
Christian Soldiers.

Bill Homburg, -*.

3412 Thomas Street,
. Terrace, B.C.

awellbeiig | of| ;

supposed

A’NEW HUMIDIFIER i is on

the Candy Stripers, Miss
Mr. A.J, “Bud McColl,

party for small patients in
be featured and the Candy.
- Christmas songs.

the way for Mills Memorial

Hospital following presentation Thursday of a cheque ,
_ from Terrace Candy Stripers in the amount of $130. .
Shown accepting the contribution from president - of

Maureen Motz (right),
chairman of the hospital :

board. Candy Stripers will hold’ a special Christmas

Miils. A Chistmas tree will
Stripers will sing traditional

Loggers Conference —
Has Full Itmerary

The independent loggi

ng operator is under tre-

mendous pressure, and those who survive will need all
the energy, ddreitness, lobor, luck and help they can

get, according to officers

of ‘the Truck Loggers’ 300-

member Association in Vancouyer,

President of ‘the Association,
Bruce Welch, pin-pointed . one
of the economic pressure
points; o
“Among many other rising
costs, the logging industry has
yet to face a.20c per hour wage
increase scheduled to start on
June 15, 1967 and we have
not yet tearned to live with the

: Hud grigaise poe sy mig

“The * forest -industry* “in Be.
produces half the wealth and
material suecegs of Svery  re-
sident of B.C. Mr. Welch
said, but- the forest left alone
by itself ‘produces but ; little.
It is only ‘when man goes. “to
work in the forest ‘that wealth
is created, and this is why the}.

#| Truck Loggers Convention Jan-

uary 18, 19, 20, at the Bayshore
‘in Vancouver, has been -organ-
ized on the theme “Man: and
His Forest.”
: Working sessions ‘at the .con-
vention will explore’ the. work-
ing problems faced by logging
operators tofay, and. the lead-
ing. brains of the: industry: will
endeavour to advise and inform
those’ attending the convention
of the many problems likely to
arise .in 1967, and methods of
copying with. ‘them.

There is no lack of problems.
Man and: his forest are-: under

: tsevere pressure ‘also from: Tis-

_

LAFF

oF a) Keg Feeturee Syndicate, tees, 1966, Werle vighie rected.

oF “Frankly, Mr, Haskell, I- don think v we’ re. getting
- anywhere!”

An ‘

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ing machinery "costs, tight
money, weak markets, and high

are getting smaller as logging
goes higher. up’ the hillsides,
species become less valuable,
the Working season becomes
shorter, and costs -go up also
by reason of tough terrain.

According to Robbie Thurs.

Swe Stay th atiy Stable ala
tionship: sis at vse ea
ductivity. This is another
reason why it is vital for log-
ging operators: today to he .ex-
tremely well-informed .of cur-
rent everits: Our January . Con-
vention will attempt. to: ‘bring
information . and”: answers. to
many of ‘the problems. Pressing
in ‘all around! us” 7

risk on capital invested. Trees |-

ton, ‘director of the.T. 1 i, A, |S!

Convention Chairmen, John
Drenka, announced that more
than 2,000 people . will partici-
pate in various functions at the
January Convention, “the larg-
est annual forest industry - con:
ference in the world.”

Three panel discussions cov-
ering “Publicly Managed For-
ests,” “Economie Forecast for
1967," and “Aspects of Contract
Logging,” will enable delegates

perts. The Honorable Mitchell
harp, Minister of, Ribance, “will,
dress the mi ameeting |
riday,” January<20th. ae
Nearly al! reservations at the
Bayshore have: now been book-
ed, Mr. Drenka said, and ex-
hibit space inside the hotel is
‘at a premium. The display of
big machinery on the parking
lat outside the hotel, will be
one of the biggest exhibits of
-Jits kind on the continent.

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" (Sunday,” December . 18, 4:03
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and guest soloist, jazz musician
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Rational? Dobbs looks’. at’ the
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of talks by Prof. James Eayrs,
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