CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 13, 1977

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: Pulpit and Pew

By Pastor DONALD W. REED

‘I don’t smoke a biand to
e like everyone else. I smoke
< because I enjoy it. Real taste
: and real pleasure are what
+ smoking’s all about."”
: That was the message of a
¢ slick, sophisticated advertise-
> ment in a popular magazine I
i was skimming while waiting
> recently in a doctor's office.
Of course, down below in
: clear but. hardly conspicuous
‘ print was -another message:
: “The Surgeon. Geteral has
} determined that cigarette smok-
ting is dangerous to your
: health.” But who cares about a.
} little matter like health hazard
when “real taste and real
¢ pleasure" are to be gained?
: The truth of course is that
: + while cigarette smoking may be

‘avery pleasant habit, it is at the
same time a very foolish habit.
Robert W. Riis, writing in the
Reader's Digest, reports: that
his investigation of smoking
convinced -him smoking is dan-
gerous, and, worse—stupid.
Surely it is significant that
at first the Surgeon General of
the United States made it neces?
sary for cigarette- manufacturers
to State, “Warning, the Surgeon
General has determined that
cigarette smoking may be

harmful to your health.” Now
the warning states, ‘IS harmful
to your health." In other words,
Smoke at your own risk.

The evidence that cigarette
smoking is a positive factor in
both tung cancer and cardio-
vascular diseases is massive.

One researcher worked out
the. following rather graphic
computations:

“The heavy ‘smoker pays
with 34, 6 minutes of life foreach
cigarette he smokes. The pack-
a-day smoker pays with 11.5
hours for each pack he
smokes,"”

But the deleterious effects
of cigarette. smoking hardly
need to be argued. Thousands
of people die every year from
diseases directly or indirectly

+ attributable to it.

That is a human: tragedy.

But that is not the main point of i

this column,

What troubles me deeply in
this whole area is the appalling
example left by adults on our
youth. Iobserve mothers sitting
over coffee at -a restaurant
expelling lungfuls of smoke in
the faces of their small children.
I see fathers giving precious
hours to their sons but all the
while sucking on a cigarette.

What disturbs me even
more is to see coaches in soccer
or hockey or whatever teaching
their teams the rules..of, the
game, good sportsmanship and
the like, while they themselves
puff away on a cigarette. Or
Scout and Guide leaders dis-
playing their inability to contro!
their habit, even in the presence
of youngsters they are seeking
to develop.

Doesn't the law- of love
warrant the opinion that the
least they could do would be to
refrain when in the presence of
impressionable youth? Are not
parents and coaches and youth
leaders interested in character

building? Don’t they care about |

the precious lives under their

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E Church

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Next to Cloverleaf Motel,
Castlealrd Plaza

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11:00 a.
ere Praise

6:31
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Church cite 365-3430
Rev. Donald eed,
Pastor: 368-800

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BURT CAMPBELL
* Publisher: AD
' RYON GUEDES, Editor

oti let the press the people’ ‘s
maintain, unawed by
inflonce and unbribed by

Thursfay — October 13, 1977

Ifthere is one thing we e learned from reports

coming out. of last month’s pace of B,

Municl ft le th

donot have ly on abuse
‘of power.’ But the contention that this’ plece of

palities
; Af Miniter Hugh Crs lot « eta i

ee Dofeadlng Section * 28: of -the pi

«government's controversial Bill 42—-which would

give him as minister the power to override local
zoning and planning decisions which he feels are

Discounting the significance ‘of ‘the wu as
‘one of the non-issues of the current legislative <

qualified confi-
restraint with which he Intended to:

Iwere ees man, I'd say that It will
‘aot, tbe invoked before th
tion," he told delegates.
three years before it is'In
But as several delegates: pointed out, Curtis

dence in the

the of
government's tole in this planning would depend
Puy kere edo ainda ak

mengency.
Also undefined Is the “public interest’? in’
which the minister’s powers under Sectiin,28 ©
used. Will there be a distinction drawn
local citizenry : and ‘the publicon’ a
; override the

islatlon’ would better allow:citizens to appeal

~/ optimistion: 5:
Described ‘ by. Curtis himself as. “‘self-
contain and inolat ", Section ‘28° ‘implies nO
: jppea! ‘process or any role in’ dealing with the
spoel of local Individuals or groups.

The UBCM eventually passed ‘a resolution |

asking the minister to remove Section 28 from the
‘DU, but what was reported ais a large number of
delegates aigreed with Curtis tliat the legislation
3 { Posed no danger to their mur "rights to
plan thelr own futures.
nit “What we would Ike to know | phlher asiy
‘ of themlare betting men.

Spinning

“As a mayor, you can’t make yourself
available to everyone or you'll be spinning your
wheels,’’. Nelson mayoralty aspirant A. K.
McAdams, told a reporter this week. “I wouldn't
bea good mayor if I put myself in that position,””

Well: said,’ Mr. McA
demands on an elected official are a shocking
waste of time.

“2 Infact, it's too bad you're being subjected

to the dreadful inconvenience: of running fc for:

Office.

It wasn't former hekeas minister, Phil
Gaglardi’s statement last. week—that he would
‘. rather have an sirbag safety device than 4 scat-
- belt in his car—that surprised us.
\ What really surprised us was‘ the notion
there is room in his car for another airbag...

pyuexinaie PORTER

A : highest incidence of metal and
(From a regular column in the phy

‘beyond their’ own ‘municipalities seems overly-’

dams, The public's B

By ART PHILLIPS

(The author—an invest-
“ment counsellor’ ‘and'mayor of
: Vancouver froma 1973 to'1976—"
“wrote ‘the’ “commen-
tary for the Vancouver Sun.}.

NO WONDER THE. AV-
erage. citizen ‘pays ‘little’ at-
tention to the words of poli-

clan's ‘actions’ ‘are:-in direct
contradiction: to“ his rhetorie.
Recent moves by the provincial
governments of British Colum-
bia and Ontario are good exam-

Sie ‘province “of * ‘Ontario
called for Competitive bids ona
$40 milli

system..A- Quebec’ company,”
Bombardiér—M.L-W., was the
bbe. bidder with a bid $2 million,

Zoronto Sunt.

aenan
alcoholism, drug addiction and : Loy deterioration is most

, AFTER 30 :YEARS**'
{OF WELFARE STATISM: IN:
THE.POO!

ctime.-These social deviations,
are bis nes earnin “of a
af civilied a aeeatons 90d, | ‘
out ‘of ,four, eeinene are the
children of criminals. ~-°

A LOWERING OF AVER-

visible in the diminishing qual-

ly five-per cent

below that of Hawker Siddeley

ity of TV

‘A more practical education.
*s of low:income ‘group. children,

especially ‘in’ manual. skills,
would help to relieve poverty.
> But tackling the genetic roots of.

stricken with a hereditary illness

‘mass of. children i-atepted Ms

ailment.
‘A character in a Eugene O'Neill
play: says: ‘'The child . was

ce. is reflected in the problem, as Indira Ghandi’
desayng anda of meaty, tried to do in India, Is the only

policy with promise of success.

“Reo Ago 2

‘the! schoots' should’ instill stu-
sea with the. sentiment ‘that
procreation ‘of a child by

National Day of Protest"

Is Observed Locally
eee

Ald; Selbie to Bow Out; -
Rust fo Seek Re-biection

f Gi hares Gane
Growth Noe Reflected

Seis cis) ineseioes
Are in Balanced State

Se erin Hicons encther oe

psu env TV Should
_ Serve Area by Christmas

propagi
schools to: submit: to physical
tions and to steriliza-

parents, when doctors find them
afflicted erik congenital
ments.

i Feeble-minded and bodily-
“handicapped adults should be
offered bribes to undergo steri.
lization. In ‘cases ‘of .a second
admission: to’ hospital: for a
congenital ailment, and a:se

BLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MOANING
THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS"”

cond admission to prison for any’
- crime’ whatsoever,” sterilization
should be mandatory.

“) Marriage licenses should
be issued only to persons who’

‘genital diseases‘and ‘who, if 80
- impaired, haye agreed to sterill:

fail;
cease forthwith. and every wo-
‘gan who is delivered of a child
should pay ‘a ‘tax on it, a: tax
gtaded to income, until the day
it leaves school. :

euRT CAMPBELL, PUBLISHER ©

RAYON GUEDES, EDITOR.
. 1H, JONES, ADVERTISING mar.

+ RENE. BRODMAN, ‘SHOP FOREMAN -

Lois. hughes, "MANAGING BOITOR

tance of the Bombardier bid as
it was the best-equipped | bidder:

-for, the contract as well as the

“low, ‘bidder.
Now, .
Davis has been making a great:

dain |” “thing about. championing Cana-

dian unity. He feels that all

make Quebecers feel at home in
Canada. He feels that we should
demonstrate to‘ Quebecers that

‘itis in their economic interests

Davis and: his: cabinet over-
ruled the ‘recommendation’ of
his‘own Urban Transportation
Development Corp. and warded
» the second low

bidder at a cost! to:the Ontario
taxpayers. of an extra §2
ion. Their. reasoning. There

is” unemployment in Thunder
10 unemployment:

ae an’ order-in-council

preference margin
that Be. rmsnufacturers would
be. given’ in the supplying’ of
goods ‘and’ services’ to govern-
ment ministries, crown corpor-

the public purchas! ing authority
has been delegated. Previous!

B.C. suppliers were given: a

PP!
preference ‘ has, now.’ been

bidding ‘on a contract, say, an
ny was second low- :

it was within 10 per.cent of the .

‘lowest bid. - ee

It‘is intended tt schoo! .

;Newa I $11 per yar. hep ya

Isat
tass mall ation ‘umber 00109

‘ticians, All too often the politi-..

Canadians should: Pitch: in: to.

ations and contractors to whom -

doubled toa maximum of 10 per. -
cent,

Ontario company submitted the...
sewer bia at $100,000. and’a

policy. ths ‘means, that,/B.C."

taxpayers will pay 10 per cent
more for the same" goods ‘pro-
duced in British Columbia than
they. would ‘if they were pro-
‘duced in some other part. of
Canada.

So much ‘for one Canada

‘from the premier of B.C.

- THE INK WAS HARDLY
dry.on all the laudable Canada

Day. proclamations when these :~

two provincial’ governments
showed just how statesmen-_

clike they really are.

~-Not ‘only are actions such
as these hypocritical, they are

‘also dangerous e the livelihood ° -:

of all of: us in Canada. In
addition, ‘they: are ‘completely.
contrary to the: spirit of ‘the
British . North. America.. Act
which “states that ‘no ‘ trade
barriers should, be set up to
hamper inter-provincial’ move-
ment of goods and services,
We have now seen that
five per cent preference is not
enough. Once parochialism gets °

 atarted, it can easily accelerate.

for’ auch ‘disgraceful legislation
is that others do it. Two wrongs
make & petit the oldest:

FAST.

(REGULAR AIR CAGO):

iFiotn

THATS THE TROUBLE WITH THIS COUNTRY. — NONE OF THESE
CLOWNS UNDERSTANDS THE PROBLEMS OF iM: PROVINCE.

Poet

and weakest argument for bad
legislation. ~
I. cannot d the

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“THANK You

The Castlegar Kiwanis Club wishes to
express its thanks and appreciation to all district
residents who supported us by attending our.
Klondike Night in the Castlegar Curling Rink and
“Castlegar. Arena. Special thanks to all those fine
people who assisted Kiwanlans by. taking on
responsibilities for operating and helping out with
some of tha games, concessions, etc.

Chariie Cohoe,
President, Castlegar
ae Club

Terry Rogers,
Klondike Night Chatrman
Castlegar Kiwanis Club

‘conspiracy. of ‘silence that is
going on‘ with respect to this
harmful, ignorant, hypocritical
order-in-council. Why aren't the:
consumers’ associations speak.
ing out againat it? All Canadian
consumers lose from this kind
of parochialism.

“This order-in-council

should be rescinded now by the
provincial government. All pre-
ferences hampering free inter-

provincial , trade’ should * be |:[-|
scrapped. In the long run, pro-: |)

tectionist ‘legislation can only

“be harmful to jobs and incomes

in B.C. as well as the rest of
Canada.

B.C. should take the lead in
bringing Canada’ together in
our own self-interest and out of
a genuine concern for. Canada.
British Columbia benefits from
freer trade. British Columbia's

«industries should be more com-
- petitive,’ not ‘less: competitive.

‘And'dfifally, above all, we ‘are
one country and. we should not
diseriminating, against other

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Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
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