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From, Korea, in ampoules .
oF tablets . . . or capsules.
Take your pick. Anyway,
_ you'll get help in combating ~
fatigue and exhaustion, discover
a new energy source, stimulate
your creativity, increase your
intellectual potential, gain a
sense of well-being, extend your
life-span and’ —. wonder. of
- wonders — develop a stronger,
* ‘more beautiful, desire for love
and revitalized sexual activity.

Fantastic? Well, who am I
to: say? All I know is that
someone gave us a case of it (in
tea form) about two. years ago,
and we threw it all out when we
moved to Castlegar. (Hand me a
tissue.) If only we had known.”

The product is ginseng,
supposedly the basic agent in
traditional oriental medicine.
According to my information (it
came unsolicited in the mail),
oriental ginseng is now conquer-
ing the West, even though
arriving 2,000 years Jate. It all
teads like a fairy tale: with its
vitamins and its ogigo-elements
and its cloud of mystery,: gin
‘seng has succeeded where no
other product has before.

Wow! A real pickup! the
root of lifel a universal panaceal
the most medicinal
plant known to man! Wonder
drug indeed.”

Maybe I shouldn't be so
skeptical. Maybe I should try it.
Maybe I should find out what
ginseng can do for me. Maybe.

The statement that really
caught ‘my eye was this, ‘‘Gin-
seng is a gift from the gods.””

* Even so,: 12. ampoules - cost

$12.95, on special for $8.95. (1
always thought a gift was free,

Oris it? Just recently I was
studying that spleridid state-
ment in the book of Isaish:.

“Ho, everyone that thirst-
eth, come ye to the waters, and
he that hath no money; come ye,
buy and eat; yea, come buy wine
and milk, without money- and
without price.”

Now that really sounds like
it’s worth checking out, And
when I came to the book of”
Romans, I zead over and over
again about “‘the free gift of .
God’ — eternal life.

. 1) God's gift,

Unlike ginseng, the bless-

ing of salvation:is a gift from
God.— the one true God, no
many. gods; I feel much more
comfortable with “that. And
_ God's gift, though it may not
bestow all the wonder effects of
ginseng—aphrodisiac, appetite
regulator, preventor of : high

blood pressure, hypertension, ; -

hardening of the arteries—does

hold firm promise of rest and
peace and joy and soul-health

and immortality and - much,

much more. And it comes with

God's own foot-proof guarantee.

You can read all about‘it in

a book called The Holy Bible—a

continuing best seller even in a
day when books are. prolifer-
ating without limit. %

Yes, maybe IT should try

ginseng. ‘Who knows? Perhaps '-
-it’s all they say it is. At least,

it’s not likely to hurt me. One

thing is, sure—if.I don’t try it,: -
_ TH never know one way of;

the other. ;
Maybe that’s why one of
the sacred writers said: “'O taste

and see that.the Lord is good.’? +»

As the modern advertising
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Sunday Masses at
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~ Statistics for Tragedy

One of the most depressing jobs a, news:
‘paper: reporter ‘has ‘to do is to:report traffic.
‘fatalities, /./

‘As well as sling a bitter tale as bearer
‘of. bad mews, the! reporter ‘is faced with; the.
‘thankless: task “of ‘turning the’ abruptly-termt-: -*
nated lives of: human’ beings—some of whom hp
cmay actually. kngw=h into, cold, bleak statistics. :

But following Saturday—the; day when

ts; becomes mandatory: in

‘BA C.—newspapers ‘may very well be Fequlred to f
he tess Srequetitly.

the: use of) seatbel

ipertoreh

One oat Impol tant pieces Q safety 5
legislation © ever, introduced sin B.C;, a° ew
‘amendment to the Motor-Vehicle Act, is:aimed
‘at reducing t ‘the: number of serious accidents and
fatalities occurring on provincial highways each”
yee ty requiring motaryebicle oocupants ieee :

: ‘columnists, we feel we y should, take exception'to - :
_'Rev. Donald Reed’s evaluation last week ofthe

new. TV. series Soap. .

“Not that: the vulgarities of network pro-
gramming aren't fair game at any time. But Rev.
~ Reed's objections tb Soap—chief of which is the

» motoring.

six. years and over, to stay buckled whilo

Itvhas. probably been diffitult for many

* last"year,

revelation that it “deals in themes which include

“adultery,
* sacrilege and much more"—

actually. experienced.

Tohis credit, Rev. Reed told readers he had
not personally: seen the series but was merely
eond-hand

passing. along

perversion,”
‘—were based totally
on what he had read about it, pot what he had

_ Mythology

““\-motorists'to realize that in any single traffic
-accident, there are two collisions. In the -first
collision, the vehicle hits something, . buckles,
‘bends ‘and eventually stops,.The second collision
occurs when an unbelted body is flung out of the
‘vehicle during the crash or. collides; with hard
objects or other passangers: inside the car.
“It'was the second type of collision which
+ killed 788: persons and injured th

ds more

“T would say, "without any
chance of being ‘contradicted,
that the people out'‘in’ the
country think we're | a buneh ‘of

idiots at best.”
Cyril Shelford,
_, Social Credit-Skeena
YOU'VE.GOT TO ADMIT,
more often that not British

boisterous ‘nincompoops, *

‘The British parliamentary
system is supposed to be/an
arena for ladies and gentlemen.

with a certain decorum -at
Westminster, even’ in Ottawa.
counts committee members for-

he;-three seconds required to fasten . a
'seatbelt'is negligible compared to the years of.
life you putin jeopardy every time.you drive or
ride unbelted.
\\Make that three-second chore an automatic
step when you get. intoa,vehicle, We don't ¢ want
to tur ‘you or anybody else into a statistic.

shave been distorted and lost: ‘had they received
the'same second-hand treatment:

“Mind you, I haven't actually read the Holy
Bible, but I hear it’s a shocking book.-1 hear it
deals-in themes: which include’ sodomy, fratri-
cide, murder, promiscuity, beenhery. torture
and cricifixion...."° )

Every Canadian | has 8 right to a university.

opinions. Writers’ with

education, according to. a’ long-standing myth
that has cost the country . untold’ millions

and ded on students totally, unfit tted for higher

y less inte-

grity have sought to mislead the sad without

‘qualifying their information.

_But any ‘study of the moral implications of ’
“any. television program, play.or piece of music,
literature or art should be based on a first-hand
evaluation which did not rely. on the Prejudices,

of others.

After all, we can think of some very impor-
tant, works with messages which: ‘might easily :

For. decades, : our “universities tended to

blindly accept the graduate" products of our

high schools without any recognition of the fact
that many of them were “not ‘graduates at
all—they were ‘simply young: people who" had
. served their time -and. emerged as_ semi-

- illiterates,’ mentally unable to absorb: further

education and not even equipped. to enter the
labor market.

—The Aldergrove Star.

10

From: a: column’ in: the -

(
Toronto Globe and Mail.) » ~;
People : who’ are. brutally
honest. get ‘more satisfaction

outof the brutality than out: of 2
“2S they “destroy: the® Irish | cur-’ ve

the honesty.
so 8
Premier Rene Levesque
says that. if, as and when
Quebec separates, it will keep a
common currency with Canada.
His dream is doomed: right
there: the Canadian’ dollar is

phoney, and will be a great deal °

more phoney two years, four
years, six. years from, now.
When Southern Ireland (Eire)
became independent in'1922, it
made precisely the same mis-

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"O oXE UENO

“the sins we hate most are
those which no. longer interest
us, or of which we're no longer
capable, or which we can no
longer afford.‘ 3

*
We're ong sto} have ia
wonderful :choice’.in the next
federal’ election—galloping’ in-
flation,. massive unemployment.
and disruptive. ‘strikes . under.
‘the Conservatives; disruptive
‘strikes, massive unemployment.
and galloping inflation ‘under.

the: Liberals; massive: unem-*

ployment, disruptive . strikes’
‘and galloping: inflati: under.
: the’ New ‘Democrats: Iwill,”
‘usual, spend the ‘day. in: 1. West.

Virginia.
ie

|W. Watson of Willow:

dale tells me that by the age of
+ 40 a man will become either an‘
alcoholic’ or. a’ cynic. I: know
quite afew who've managed
both. .
Pee eee ri
1 don't. think the “Ameri-
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Mexico. or. the United. States
itself. to. the ' Russians.:°:Bu
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you've got” it.
Debates’: over’ whether’ mem-
bers. should’ take off. their
jackets, whether the legislative
pages should: A minister’ of
agriculture | distributes’ free
grape juice. Another minister
falls asleep, unwakened by his
‘eabinet ‘colleague's. cries of,
“Phooey: on ‘youl Parliaments
are’great places for insults, but
they're supposed to have a bit
of wit. Not in B,C, Members are
‘simply political hi ‘cowards,
dictators, liars, gutless, sand 80
on. No el

The standard debating
fechnique is hyperbole. "You've
killed democracy,” the speaker
is told when he delivers'an ad-
verse opinion. One bill is ““mid-
night; fascist legislation.” A

Statistics Act is"a very serious
encroachment von human
rights.”-"-

“Everything is partisan.

jurisdictions ‘the.’ public’ ac-
counts committee members, for-.

Columbia politicians sound like .

One. debates .one’s:: opponent .

Every » committee.’ : In). most

get their party labels and try to. <

se taking.”

Finally ‘the socialists pick-~

1 THE RESULTS:, TWO

ed a flamboyant social worker, ._ things.

David Barrett, ‘who, though
university educated «(but in

American schools),: because of «°.'.

his. background (East: End, :
Jewish, non-U of B.C.)

iret, unruly parliamen-

tarians.-
And second, probably the
best, aid; certataly:, the most.
in

was an.outsider. His style was ;

to wallow in populism. He won.

Neither Bennett "nor Bar-
rett; ‘nor “Bennett's ‘son’ Bill,
tried to found ‘a party of! the:
“brightest’and the best.” They
worked ‘to build mass’ parties.
They ‘seldom ‘interfered’ with
the selection of candidates, and:
hence the MLAs‘ elected re-
flected—and* still’ reflect—the
average party member.

The parties * reflect -the

routine’ amendment: to. the ,-edi

ig"
high ‘school, who has
of." “proper” lately

judge things Not in
B.C. Just. more ‘of ‘the’ same
political ‘game.

APERSON PUZZLED BY
these carryings on might ‘won-
der why. ‘The answer, on‘one

Car ‘salesmen, radio, an-
nouncers; real estate salesmen,
small-town. businessmen. |. The
salt of the earth, which has not
lost its savor. ;
S Parliaments are ‘not sup:
posed to. pf.
types’ of people. -Th
posed ‘to
genteel! elite,

party” ave . ever... wor!
Oxbrid;
the

side. With . gre:

other and hurl the witty insults.

how. They have been trained in
the university debating: unions.

phies..;And, ‘most important,
they don’t. really ‘mean ‘what

Collectively
L, the “best” of : Britain,
Oiee the: B.C, legislature
housed -the province's

“was a’ fairly, rough frontie!
group,

‘urban-based in-Vancouver ‘and
Victoria, with an: academic
two. Challenged ‘by-an’ upstart
‘group of Co-operative Commo:

servative party: because: he
‘couldn't 2 get: along with;
‘people who Tal
«Politics, more so here than
other. province. in’ the
untry, beeame—and, stayed—
populist; The professionals : ‘and

\.W.A.C, Bennett had to seral
to find ‘a lawyer. to’ becom ate
|] :torney-general, ~~:

The socialist’: opposition

look at.

"re isup:
to) bo led’ with the a

‘That's the way. it works in i!
Great Britain. Few of the Labor: ;:

the country.
‘Despite ‘ail’ the nonsense,

«British Columbia ‘is well gov-

erned. For the job of politicians
is not really to be witty or even
but ‘to "sense _ public’

opinion, Being of the: people,

B.C. politicians are close to

them.
‘Hence, aided — by’ some
bright’ civil servants, (they.

; shuld be bright); one. finds’ the.
most progressive labor legisla-

nary. :
off when it is-not; naniscorier

grants: and ‘a. soon-to-be-re-

~ formed: property. tax ‘system;

“aren't to take credit for all the:

good things B.C. has. The pro-

* vince’ is: endowed: with. “great

wealth and can afford 'so:many
of the good things that’ poorer.
provinces? ‘eannot—1 ad ‘still

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