PAGE TWO

Wednesday, February 11, 1970

Malnamania

WITH MAX

Clocks A. & B. are
started at noon on Ist April
1969. A gains 1. minute in

every hour. B.. loses 1
minute in. every hour.
Question. a). What time

will be shown on the clocks
_ when they show the same
time for the first time? b).
What will be the true time
at that. moment and what
will be the date?

Answer. to last week’s
problem:

914 miles, The cyclists
meet in half an hour (815
divided by (8 + 99). The
wasp flies for half an hour
at.19 m.p.h.

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And here’s a letter the Fraser
Valley Record carried written by
-a@ person using the pen-name
~ “Still Smiling,’ that contains a
thought -provoking appeal to all
of us. It read:

“Tam totally deaf, and no one
can realize how hurt we get. when
people laugh at us because we
cannot hear. In a gathering, such
as a shower or party, everyone is
talking, but the deaf person is
entirely ignored, and it is so
difficult to try and keep smiling
as if we too were having a good
time.

“In most stores the clerks act
as if we deaf people were mental
cases. They laugh if we misun-
derstand them. Just the odd ones
seem to understand how han-

old one’s evesight:- begins to fail,
so to read lips is so trying one
feels all tense
shopping trip. Parties eventually
become a thing of the past, and
life becomes pretty lonely. I hope
this will make someone kinder to
another deaf person if they read
this.”’

Ralph Hall, in his column
in the North Shore Citizen,
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Tisdalle.
The Social Credit MLA for
Saanich and The Islands, in a 90-
minute. speech to the B. C.
legislature last week, warned of
the social calamity caused by
authorities taking a soft line on
the use of drugs.

He criticized the failure of
financial experts trying to solve
economic problems today:

He accused opposition party
spokesmen of “crying blue ruin”’
about the threat of  over-
population causing pollution of
the world.

And he criticized adults today
for. not. preaching the virtues of
discipline..to ‘“‘hippy-types"’ and
‘other young people.

“You look through the press,”
he said, ‘‘we always seem to be in
a state of calamity -- we seem to
be a calamity-oriented society.”

USE “HARD LINE”

Tisdalle gave MLAs a single
solution to all the problems of
society -- “‘the hard line.’

‘“‘As the Great. Teacher said, if
a strong man does not protect his
house, it is not long. until. a
stronger man comes along and
takes it from him,” Tisdalle said.
He said he was. referring to
-moral..as well. as physical
strength, and said this is lacking

him Calamity John

} in Canada today.

~ “Right now 1 don’t believe

army. ants,’ he observed.
“We must not let down. our
guard at a time when there is a

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lot of discontent and upset in
society, with incitement to civil
disobedience and rioting,’ the
Saanich MLA said.

POLICE ASSISTANCE

He stated that in his own riding
there is a greater need for
protection of the public and
assistance for police in con-
trolling disruptive elements in
society.

Not all these elements are
home grown, he indicated.

“We have had an influx of
people lately. who are very
temporary in their abode and in
their conduct, and we have found
we have had to send some of
these people back where. they
came from,’’ Tisdalle said.

But the main part of his speech
was devoted to the drug problem
which he said is not absent in
Saanich.

“Y want to draw everyone’s
attention to the terribleness. of
drug addiction and the calamity
it causes,” he said.

DRUGS IN: SAANICH

“Its tremendous impact so far
on the community life in Saanich
is something to behold,”’ he ad-
ded.

The MLA said he did-not want
‘to refer to any specific cases in
his riding, but stated that - ‘‘so
much ‘of the rebelliousness. and
this sort of thing going on today
results from a lack of parental
responsibility.”

Tisdalle said that.in an effort to

find out about the way young
people think, he: conducted his
own “sit-in”. in Victoria’s Bastion
Square one. day last summer...
He said. that. he found «that
adults can put youngsters on the

enforcing the laws which we
create.’

bare. feet, eve

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voting
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“wolf?” the MLA said..

right track ‘‘if they do nothing
‘more than speak highly of our.
policing and the conduct of those:

He also claimed that he won an
argument.with the hippies in the —
square. who. complained. ‘about. S
society - ‘today. being “phoney.” rs
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for discipline.’’ he

“When we had finished talking,
one. of them said ‘I’ve had
enough, I’m going to leave you
Sandy and am going to look for a
job.’ I found many went. away,”
Tisdalle said. ;

The MLA, who was chairman
of a legislative committee in 1968
which studied the extent and
effect of the use of drugs among
young people, teld the House that
every time a new drug is
discovered ‘'there are professors
and others. in. high places
doctors even -- who say let’s take
the soft line on soft drugs.”

He said that if society takes a
soft line ‘“‘we are actually. saying
to the young in our community,
who have no guidelines to follow,
‘go outin the wilderness, pull up
the survey pins. and start all
over.”

“TIt-is time,” Tisdale. said,
“that we take the hard line on
drugs.”

The MLA criticized economists
graduating from universities
today for their failure to “rectify
the situation where there is too
much money chasing too few
goods, or vice versa.’

“WOLF, WOLF?" |

“And the opposition is always
crying blue ruin, saying that ~
overpopulation..is leading. to
pollution... The population ex-.
plosion, pollution and all this talk’
should make us all wonder. if
we're not just. crying ‘wolf,

“Those. ‘symptoms are not the.
cause of’ society's. decline’ in
history, but going soft and having
a stronger man come in and take.
over,” he said.

~He said Canadians: “who are
fortunate enough ‘to have “‘lots of

_ elbow room”’ can expect people in
more crowded parts of the world

to question their right | to. ‘this.
extra space. =. z

- Tisdale Griticized ° “Canadian
authorities advocating use of The
ded parts of the

“PLAYING GOD
“Who are. wee to ‘do this,

playing ‘God with people aroun
‘the world?” he demanded:

‘the country should be encouraged
their living by. hard work.

didn’ 'tenjoy a jobifit wasa jobhe

liked at all,” he said. .
“And if we all woke up with
know. what © inflation
“was,"’ he added;
complaints about the
of living in Canada.

vising cost

Tisdale. charged.

The last. 20. minutes. of
‘Tisdale's speech, punctuated
“with protests from. MLAs who

docal issues.

He called for extension of the
capital beautification progr am to
Elk Lake,

ED v VER CTLANGE
—oPean see some day the time
when thatvarea will he fixed: up
with) concrete along sal Ane
beaches, the tres will be
removed and a promenade putin

mehtoow," the ATLA sand:

highway —bailding, particularly
the Pat Bay HWighwas and eat

to “pull out and dust off!" old
plans for the highway whic h tay
have forgotten.

CPR Gaglardi) had ormany oan

saat therg,) Tisdale said:

B.C.” another sign. saying ‘‘you
“past.”

on Pal Bay Highways than on any

7 Minister Waldo Skillings. Other

-Tisdalle’s rambling talk.:

os salt: water: which. Should. be im-

“He said that the young peaple ines.

to get’ ‘out in the’ world and earn: 7

“Tye yet to find a person who: ha

amnesia tomorrow morning, we}
‘Ti wouldn't ;
referring to”

“The financial system today | is.
bogged down with fogey ideas," Ns

wanted. to “go home, dealt. with.

instead ofall those birds at dgaks:
like @ game proserve out there ||

He -eriticzed slow: progress in.

ai highways departs at altichils:

“Lats po hack tothe tine when of:
the former minister of highways

UNdersti iiding with. thes poaple

The. Soered urped. the Ren erp

John Tisdalle
ment:to build -acloverleaf in-
terseclion of the Trans Canada
Highway and Pat Bay Highway
at McKenzie Avenue.

“ARTERIAL SCLEROSIS”

He said this would create an
east-west traffic artery without
which no city can live. ‘‘Other-
wise,"he said, “‘it dies of arterial
sclerosis.”’

He said that if the. government
doesn't speed up. its “highway
program, someone will. hang
‘under the department’s © signs
saying “building for the future of

haven't caught ‘up. with. the
“And there are more fatalities

other highway per mile,’’ he said.
“Youreally kill them out there.
‘It’s unfortunate and it shouldn't
be necessary.’

“Time,”’ called. out Industry

Social Credit MLAs joined in a
chorus of protests at the length of

LE AVE IF YOU WANT

“Tin going to be'a little longer.
‘but ifyou want to leave that’s fine
with me,” snapped the MLA.
“He. then: proposed ..that the
\ government, establish a new class
-of provincial. parks: -to be called.

~ acquatic. parks -- comprised. of}

“fresh: water bodies: or. areas of

“mune from development, ‘such as:

rected. vat” ‘Premier. We “ALC:
Bennett; who” appeared . to. be:
‘paying absolutely ‘no attention,
joking and: talking” with other -

“cabinet ministers. .
“Well. T. know at ‘east you re
listeiing, Mr, Speaker,” Tisdale,
saidiat one point. eee

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