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ttssible for Krusches fumself to opintans ot Tae ato dent hasscat ‘ j re
publish his speech about the these eb octhem : the Me Sot yay Opn p iture, as weil as British
atrocities of Stalin. In Navi Ger- Publication of views diferent tran win, Whidt one disa f Indian & Persian rugs.
Many uw wits not freedum of speech ther aan are to beantmired. Phes ban them fantte “bash Add

Which allowed Dr. foseph Goeb- know, perhaps better cian most the terters bP have read from those ff For a free in-home

bels fo propagate his Propaganda — people, what ‘freedom reals who dre aeainst Doug Collins san 5 estimate wilh no

and Julius Streicher to publish, means, “ban him’. Not one, as taras | H ontigation, phone

with enormous circulation. his Untortunately the word ‘rae. know, published a COUSEFUCTIVEG i 984 9151
pormographic anti-Semitic sheet ism has sTept data evervdar usare Opposing view point, ; °

Der Sturmer. On the contrary it and, all too often, is used careless: Surah Palmer

was lack of freedom which made Iy or defiberaiely to contuse an North Vancouver

Logging boosts economy

Dear Editor: . Natural environment. Why not a B. Devitt
Nobody wants logging. What national park without Lyell? West Vancouver
short memories. Remember the
impact on the economy of the CPE CER ASAE ELEY
worst recession in 50 years and the #/ RUCANOR SOCCER SHOE
long drawn-out 1986 IWA strike? B Sho: Factor; Outlet Ss 1] 9° -
Yes, nobody ‘wants logging. Man Si & Min Hay. NV. 986-6566
Remember the next time you read *==aSeocounenencersnrenseeneescEE
a newspaper, use the toilet, open a
carton of milk, walk into your
home or jingle some cash in your
jeans that a tree had to be felled
somewhere.
Nobody wants logging. Imagine
the price of maintaining our cur-
cent lifestyle without it. Our ue a =o .
universities, schools, health care, , Made in Vancouver!
highways, two cars, several TVs = : " : ¢ No Pioneer Water Resistant
and portable phone society all . oe We, LL \ ,
would suffer. Each cubic metre of - . : 7: a POPOVER
wood contributes $200 or $15 ed : ae ; : : Lots of sizes
billion yearly to support what we : : 4 MAE A to fit KIDS
all enjoy. ; ee : wD: ow Ay TOO!
Yes, nobody wants logging. It
leaves such a god awful mess. But
remember that each hectare loge- ' . Z
ed, planted and cared for will grow : : ; Waterproot/Breathable
Into a beautiful thrifty young : : ; ENTRANT
forest which, while growing, can ‘ io yAN
be used for recreation ard other . 4 JACKET
purposes. It’s up to all of us to en- . me “yy Men’s and
sure that this care takes place. :" fas ' ; Woren’s Sizes
Nobody wants logging. The best
legacy we can leave our children is
a viable economy as well as our

Serang the North Shore since 1961

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OVER B00 GARMENTS at DEALER COST OR LESS!

Preserve

forest F/ PAINT SERVICES

fees STARTING
resources AS LOW AS

Dear Editor:
! admire Doug Collins for his
military record but not his assess-
ment of South Moresby.
In the 1950s I had an argument
with a man who had a vested in-
terest in logging. { had stated that
by our methods of logging we were
ruining our forests. 1 was told that / e ‘ , alee ’
we did not need to worry, we | : S : a Pioneer WProot
would never run out of trees, that oa : ‘Ao: Raincape
the forests would rejuvenate '
themselves and I didn't know what
I was talking about.
It is true we should not run out
of timber tracts to cut, but there § : FREE ESTIMATES

has been one big ingredient missing

and that is ordinary common RUST REPAIRS
sense. We would all laugh at a

farmer who after harvesting his & ICBC CLAIMS
first crop sat down, without doing

any more planting, and waited for " ~

the next crop to grow. This is 984 Al 11

basically what B.C. has done from 945 W. fst ST

day one. ; Si : , ok ie
In the long run, Lyell Island NORTH VANCOUVER ; ey.) . : Women’s Sizes
may be the best thing that has Fee Made in Vancouver!

happened to the logging industry. : (Next to Beaver Lumber} ;
They have gone along as though : Sale Prices start $19
there is no tomorrow, now they Hours: : —cer sore =
know there is one, .
Hopefully our society is at !ast _— : Mon.-Fri. 8-6
showing signs that it is abie to : Saturday 10-2
think about tomorrow and not just
today’s profits. There is a big dif-
ference in being keepers of the
earth and exploiters of it.
J.R. Taylor
West Vancouver