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Ceniral Saanich Days start

Three fun-filled days of excite-
ment start Saturday in Centennial
Park on Wallace Drive as the
annuai Central Saanich Days cele-
bration begins.

Central Saanich Lions club
organizer Randy Street said spe-
cial events designed to bring
through some agricultural flavor
are guaranteed to satisfy families.

A petting zoo featuring a variety
of farm animals will be set up with
the assistance of local 4-H clubs.

There will also be free hay rides
through the park and the neighbor-
ing area, Street said.

Live entertainment by Country
Cache and one other live band will
entertain expected crowds of peo-

ple Saturday and Sunday afternoon
and again on Monday.

There is also an open-air darts
tournament for mixed teams, a fish
pond for children, games of
chance and a bingo hall.

Each day will begin with the
traditional pancake breakfast,
served up hot and piping by Lions
Club members. A daytime conces-
sion will serve a selection of hot
food and cold refreshments.

All proceeds from Central Saa-
nich Days events organized by the
Lions Club are returned to the
community, Street said.
“Everything we make goes back
into the community but most
events are free,” Street said.

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from the compilation of statistics
tesulted in vast, conscientious
research being carried out by doc-
tOrs, Scientists nutritionists and
other experts into the eating habits
of the entire world.

Every single enquiry carried out
by unbiased researchers, which
means those NOT commissioned
by groups who profit from the
consumption of dairy products and
animal flesh, has shown that the
high intake of meat and dairy
products in North America can be
directly correlated to the high
incidence of cancer and cardiovas-
cular disease in our society.

One report published in the
Journal of the National Cancer
Institute showed a number of stud-
ies done during the 70s pointed
out that in every society with a
high meat intake a correspond-
ingly high incidence of colon can-
cer was evidenced.

There is a lot of other evidence
and unpréjudiced information
available out there.

Perhaps k.d. lang read some of
this material before she agreed to
do the anti-meat advertisement.

Clearly the manager of the Can-
adiar Cattlemens Association is a
non-reader, or more likely reads
only the biased misinformation
put out by his own organization.

You will have noticed that I have
not touched on the animal rights
factor in this ugly equation. I
certainly feel, as does k.d. that this
is as important for us to consider.

My reason for not doing so is
that it is important that people
know about the harrowing pain-
ridden lives that most of the ani-
mals we eat live. If they don’t they
should check the photographs in
John Robbin’s book, Diet for a
New America.

My concern here is that human
lives are at stake because of the
misinformation, outright lies and
verbal smokescreens put out by
the producers of animal flesh and
dairy products.

The connection between these
powerful industries, the destruc-
tion Of tropical rainforests, the
pollution of our water, and the
sickness in our own bodies is very
carefully tabulated in the just men-
tioned book.

One last point the manager of
the CC.A. would do well to
remember, prejudice is a great
labor-saving device, it allows us to
have opinions without recourse to
the facts. And thank you k.d. lang,
you're a capital woman.

Derek R. King
Sidney

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