WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1972

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id at this time “Kitimatssid that the manner in bringing some sense to: the with government, - through Pe” ee &
sightly, and at this.time which be hy oe an ai eee
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alta sted at he'ep: say toe vin sns Onl MU houingtadaacituarey ill fe teh on

jiy -Rortars not to place election} reduce’ them’ to “a’ drooping | #@alnist those in the thiddle and because the goverument didn't: 2. How d...“A ial :

; ‘Signg.on the highway right-of-' soggy: mess of pulp tééulting in tow income brackets, 4 “Th want fo, abide iby. the bea «=Stt(‘<‘i‘éeOOWa'WVWw AA SPOEClal ~~ a

i ; 4 AE apicenaa os nv” Mr. “Howard said, “The ‘menda or the’ AG Po ns Pa 7 “of .

m;; Way. nor on other - public & sort of visual pollution.” * Liberals’ deliberately... pushed. report...» 02 sere pagent ohh . _ yg ; O55: tration ‘of . lab. God
Pt Coward asld: “We are Howard "I have bean yee Eiger rales for housing upp Mr Howard said that-igs §©epartment of fisheries: m Must”. Hislife ladmany me 2 lab bly and ng
,, ‘urging all our supporters to use . legal opinion that the lacing of . "~**. re ee hose inthe 3 ee a ee 2. Young and ‘old often reject and. thoughts .and:- personality,
B) :electon signs only on private sign s on publle property May Peach of tie average person” itverincome branten eee be established” Bete rane aoiats {OF qwhich Sclenists say that the DNA in
“ fnigston of the owner" of the proving bat eae At And ‘to- top all ‘this off first. they had very little chance to ee 2 ere rare eB worked for. It the nucleus of a single
gj t * -

“We have always felt”, said

signs are legally permissible we

Mortgage interest rates will,

keep up with the elevation of

_ ” Js becoming plain that wealth in > cell

contains coded instructions

; 8 _— : . the ee excess ‘contribute to anxieties, for billions of ‘cells and all

YOM, Howard, “‘that.unattended want to live up to the spirit of rely the fat oe) Pet. vem interest rates to'me’’, said Mr, .. Priv Howard, NDP . Can. Ba he Depar tment of the the rich do not necessarily gain characteristics of an adult. The

election signs placed on public the law and help to keep our 72 ; Mee Oa aq tl ” or skeen, ina prepared =m a ais lasting satisfaction. These were Creator of DNA certainly has

» broperty is not in good taste and province a clean place.” pita no policy from the Miberals ‘howing ’ hae eg real statement said in P. rinee Rupert Hote ye ave baving treats ‘among the opening statements’' the capacity to remember life
; 7 : ~ cate tha are the a ; that a separate Department ar trouble. - . 5 ies

. ae least bit interested” _ ig a necessity of ‘life and, Fisheries must be re- getting proper Considerationfor Mr. E. Funk as he addressed patterns‘and characteristics of

' Stevens...“The

Government ‘is.

insensitive and indifferent to

or
native

Th hig campaign as: the
' Progressive Conservative
candidate for Skeena, Everett
Stevens spent th the day in the
Fort St. James ares. At a

@ luncheon with the Chief and
Band Council members of the
Fort St. James and ° Tachi

reserves, Stevens asked for

their support in his determined
bid. to unseat the encumbent
Frank Howard,

Stevens told them, “Studies
have revealed this man to be
absent fro m the House 71. per
cent of the time when the vote is
faken, AS an appointed

Be '

people”

member to a committee of the:
Dept. of Indian Affairs he only
atiended once in a’ total of
thirty-nine meetings called this
past year, They yea r befére his
attendance at” these meetings .
was 13 out of a totai of 39,
Because of his lack of
responsibility to even attend his
coramittee meetings, he -is

_ violating the loyalty .of ‘the
native people in their support of -.-

him and through his Jack of
attention and concern has failed
io introduce any meaningful
results in an honest effort to
solve some of the problems that
face you.” C—O ote

Stevens went on-to say, “the

‘the public.

Frank' Howard, NDP Can-
didate for Skeena, said in
Masset ‘that not only were
certain types of finance com-
panies gouging the general
. Public through excessive -in-
terést. rates, but many of them
were using specially created
loopholes in the tax laws. to-
evade paying corporate income
Meg) oe ye!

Finance Companies gouging

Mr, Howard said, “‘as'a result
of the policies of both Liberals
. and Conservatives to make tax
concessions to big business

there aré certain classes. of. -

Finarice companies ‘that are
racking up profits in two ways,
on one by. capitalizing;on the

paid no corporation tax to the
federal government.” _

‘“In the field of mortgage and
loan companies,” continued Mr. .
Howard, “there are 23 per cent
that paid no corporation income
lax and a similar picture holds
true for consumer loan com-‘
panies, security dealers’ and
mutual fund operators.” ..

- “This creates a. sort of semi-
vacuum situation,” said Mr. _
Howard “whereby the loss of
revenue to the federal govern-
ment must be made up by the

and small businessmen of -
Canada who now bear a fan-
,tastically heavy burden of

workers, farmers, fishermen —

established in the federal

' government structure...’

Mr. Howard said, “We used to
have a fairly well run Depart-
ment of Fisheries when the
Prime Minister's father-in-law.
was running it fifteen years ago,
but because of the inadequacies
of _ two semi-interested

Ministers:- cne a Conservative.

and the other a Liberal - and the
tinkerings of the present
government we now have
fisheries playing a subsidiary

Howard...“Has ‘asked for

fullscale enquiry into some

Maeasures to control dogfish, for

the establishment of a fisheries -

. jurisdiction to the edge of the
continental shelf, for any

assistance under the Fisheries

Development Act and even for
adequate pollution control.”*
~ “The fish stocks of Carada.
and the fishing industry are
going to become increasingly
more important and require the
attention of a full time Minister
of Fisheries,” concluded’ Mr.
- Howard. ce _

regional districts

. Skeena Secondary.School, He

. Company of diclator of a nation

. the person in this position may

. = persons accomplish in-life does
- hot, in the long run, amount to

. 4 capacity crowd of 832 at the
final day of the Jehovah’s
Witnesses Convention. at the

‘a person, if he chooses.todo so.
So this life need not be all there
is. ~ - .

He. then showed. that the
then stated that to spend one’s resurrection is a fundamental
whole life seeking fame and
glory is of no value, as even
prominent generals, scientists,
and politicians . are soon
forgotten. Power is not the
answer either, being boss of a

purpose. He purposed for.
humans to-have ‘eternal life in
‘perfection. Such a life would -
have lasting meaning because
there are unlimited things one
- could accomplish and not be cut
short or frustrated by death. -
Though God’s purpose was
‘inlerrupted’ ‘and ‘Adam's’ sia
introduced’ death, the damage
done by death is not irrever-
sible, Resurrection can take the
sting out of death. (1Cor_.15:55)
Our life: today can be
‘ especially ‘meaningful, for we
are living in a time when per-
Sons Can escape from: ever
dying. We can enter right into
endless life. Jehovah's: Wit-
nesses have repeatedly shown

only provides temporary power,

be replaced or removed by a |
 Fival andif not one’s power ends
When he dies, All that most

-anything. Soon one is gone and
forgotten, He pointed out that’
this is not a cynical or bitter
View, itis just being realistic. Lf
‘this life is all thereis, we are not
even a drop inthe stream of
time or a speck on the scales of
giernily, . .

vo . ; = “+ (from the Bible that we are
NOTICE usurous interest rates and the taxation.” oF Frank Howard, NDP « Can- alot of people in the easternend Sensing this, people have long living in the conclusion cf this
present government’s approach other by using the tax law tothe “One. may argue,” said Mr. ‘didate for Skeena, disclosed of the Riding,"" said Mr. clung to hope o of life beyond system of things, God will saon
There is still ume to par. to the problem of Canada’s disadvantage of the general Howard, “that tax concessions today that he has asked Howard, “and that is the reason death with belief in such doc- wipe out wickedness and allow
of ticipate in the Lakelse Hotel native peoples has been marked Public.” ce be made to resource industries Municipal Affairs Minister Jim I have asked the new Minister of ‘trines based on. immortalitv of . righteous ones to enter elernal ;
7 special edition, If you would by insensitivity and in- “AS an example,” said Mr. in some instances because they Lorimer to conduct a full scale - Municipal Affairs to havea" the soul~ that the good go the life. ' (Matthew 25:36) ‘Bible
te to express your difference, A vote for me would Howard, “in 1960 there 82 trust are wealth producing. but inquiry into the manner in look at the situation. I got too, a Heaven and transmigration..'
companies in Canada a

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“One of the major problems
in the agricultural industry
‘today is the fact that policies

i { The high cost of dying is nolittle and will reaurrect many per- this century, C. E., true
mare being dictated by . involved. I support that the be provided in the moving of well-as the producer be Vanderhoof area and in the area matter, The consumer who sons in the future. This is not Chritians firmly believed in the
im, economists instead of rural way of lif e@- must be agricultural products out of the protected. It is my belief that South of Burns Lake.” said Mr, wishes simplicity and dignity in

agriculturalists”, said Stevens,

Stevens address

be a vote for concerned

representation and for a change

in (his unacceptable policy of
- the Liberal Government.”

. undertaken by the Federal
Government -- an approach that
inviles input from. the people

preserved and a- system of

' nd 8% of
them paid not & single cent in
corporation income tax. In
other words 40 per cent of the
trust, companies .in. the nation

es rural electors

~ form must be re-appraised on
its production capabilities,
That transportation assistance

area, and necessary raw

finance companies produce no
wealth whatever an only live in
a very minor saprophytic way
upon the income produced by
prime resource industries.” -

ESSAI

which some regional districts

have been’ conducting their _

business, ‘

-Mr. Howard said, “The

essence of democracy is’ that.
people must have the right to
control their government and

this should be an easy task —

rather than a difficult one.’
“I have heard many ‘com- '
Plaints. from people in the

Howard, ‘'to the effect that their |

generally favourable reply

from the Minister in which he

said he would make a ;
preliminary examination first

to.see what might be done in a

follow up way.”

HIGH COST OF DYING

“prophecy proves that the time
for this is near‘at hand. .
Jehovah's witnesses know
-that life has real purpose, they
‘know that-_this life is net all
there is. (Revelation 4:21)
They live with the confidence
: that there will be a new order.
-A person who ‘is convinced
from the Biblethat this life need
not be ail there is should reflect

However, according to. Ec-
clesiastes $:19, 20; 9:5, 10, the
Bible shatter all such false
teachings. So is this life all.
there is? Is there nohope? The
Bible goes on to give us a hope,

a true one,
He went on to say that the
Bible assures us that God can

just a fanciful unfounded hope, resurrection, not in- pagan

his funeral arrangements at as Jesus promised this immortality of the soul or the

me speaking to a group of rural forgivable loans be established. materials such as feeds: and undertake research inthe areas Tights are not fully respected moderale expense may address resurrection will occur, and: ‘live for today’ philosophy, Mr.

mm Clectors in Fort Fraser today. to encourage, young Canadians fertilizers into the area, The of export, regional markets, and that some regional district his inquiries to the Memorial proved itby demonstrating that Funk concluded by saying that
to become established in far- system of financing ‘in Support production techniques and decisions seem to be based Society in his locality, or write

Stevens, the Progressive
Conservalive Candidate for

ming. The industry mist be
encouraged to expand and

and development be examined
and recommend low interest

more on what a bureaucrat

_ would think than whether or not

to Consumers’. Association of
Canada 100 Gloucester Street,

humans can be brought back to

Jehovah’s wiinesses are not
life, ?John 5:29, 29), Although

. living just for the present. They

means of accomplishing God's . [iw

ni a el, those cases involved ones who anticipate a grand. future that
Skeena also said, “To maintain means found to maiptain its loans andziskeapital bemade - beset the agricultural indus _the decision will be helpful to , Ollawa, » Ontario, . for: its hadrecently died, what abdut a ‘will ~ ‘provide “security,
a viable agricultural industry a viability. The taxation’ and” availabl . To investigate the. . not only of our local area, but of the people) te: © vray yi. prochure. on “Memorial person whose body had already righteousness,” health and
complete new approach must be being detrimental in its present” role of*marketing boards, , teens - “This is a very soré point with "Societies, price 25'cents,.. di Brateg? Mr: \Funk-happiness:.hith
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