Ellsworth
Dickson

t ntist was interviewed

sta ation and stated that life

extension ‘for-humans: will soon be a reality

a

and we should:think about the consequences

; of fooling with the ‘aping process.

G.T. Oliver
North Vancouver

_If your mind. can accept
it, OK. But I don't see
much point in lingering
on and on when I'm 90 for
another 20 years. If we
can live to 130, who will
support all these old peo-
ple? There would have to
be a massive working
population to support all
these old folks.

Victor Schiermacher
‘North Vancouver

«Ef I-had the choice to ex-
tend my life, I would
hope it would be in a
healthy, active state.
What if overpopulated
countries wanted life ex-
tension, too?

Greg Martin

’ North Vancouver
I think life extension
would be a positive step,
but I think it would bring
new social problems.
What about old age pen-
sions and welfare? Would

the retirement age be

" yaised? And what about
the young people who
need work?

Lealle McKenzie
North Vancouver

Pretty heavy question. In
the first place, the public
should have an input into
what is done with this
kind of technology. Slow-
ing or stopping the aging
process will caise serious
questions.

Rose Hirache
North Vancouver

I don’t think we should
play with the aging pro-
_¢ess. I think people
should live their lives out
naturally, We should not
extend life artificially.

“A PARADE to.

com-
memorate the 30th Anniver-
sary of the signing of the
Korea War Peace Accords
will be held in the City of
North Vancouver on Sun-
day, Aug. 7.

Participants will meet at
the Victoria Park Cenotaph
where a brief ceremony will
be held at 2 p.m. to pay
tribute to Canadian, and

other, servicemen killed dur-

ing the conflict, and to
dedicate a memorial in-

. scription.

Following the service the
Korea Veterans Association,
the Korean Marines
Association and other Korea
war veterans will proceed to
the North Vancouver Ar-
mouries where a reception js
to be held.

The parade, headed by the
Seaforth Association Pipe
Band, will march north on

the moon gravity

Thousands ' of people : are , fin-
ding relief for back pain by in-
version therapy. The moon
gravity inverter lets you
simulate this comfort in your
own home. Doctors claim inver-
sion not only reverses gravity
to improve circulation but it ac-
tually slows down the ap-
pearance of aging symptoms
For more information on this
revolutionary new product:

The Rebounder

Place.
1388 Main St., N.Van.

980-4118.

Lonsdale Avenue with the
salute taken by North Van-

couver City Major Jack _

Loucks and by Byung Yong
Soh, Consulate General to
the Republic of Korea. _

Soh, recently posted to”
Vancouver from New York,
will be accompanied by Con-
sulate officials and by
Korean _ retired = senior
military officers resident in
the Greater Vancouver area.
The saluting base will be
located on Lonsdale Avenue
at 14 Street. |

All Korea war veterans (of
any nationality) are urged to
attend and should meet at
the North Vancouver Ar-
mouries, 1513 Forbes
Avenue, by 1:15 p.m.

_ Medals to be worn. Families,

friends and other interested
individuals are requested to
assemble at the Victoria

Park Cenotaph no later than
1:50 p.m.

EATON’S
CORRECTION

Eaton’s August
Homefurnishing Sale

Page 30 - Item 30F - Ship's
Decanter. Not as
illustrated.

Due to supplier delivery
problems, the following
items are not available for
immediate delivery.
However, orders will be
accepted for defivery by
the date shown.

Page M3 - Item M3A - 13.6
cu. ft. frost tree
refrigerator. Item M38

17.1 cu ft. frost tree
refrigerator. August 2nd.

Page 21 - Item 21A -
Colour oOtush bath towel.
August 8th.

Page 31 - Item 31E
Decanter. Item 31F - Bowl
Not available.

Inadvertently, the errors
fisted above have appeared
in our advertising. We
sincerely regret any in-
convenience or contusion
to our customers.

EATON'S

e Each session is 10h
| oof instruction plus

by Macht

 ‘Fruth: is, there are two kinds of people in this world. There

are the kind who like seeing out-of-towners pull into the
driveway, and then there are those who like seeing ‘em pull
out. It is obvious that my audience here is category A,
since category B would be in no way be overjoyed at caus-
ing the extended stay of the quests in question. If you do
fall into category B, however, you may wish to read on,
simply in the interests of seeing how the other half lives.

What My Uncle Done Tol’ Me,
Dept.

If you are of the category A variety, and you get a call from
your Uncle Earl, (visiting from Flin Flon?), then | really do
advise you to read on. You can tell from the fretful quaver
in his voice that all is not right with Uncle Eart. He tells you
that he’s been rear ended by a big Winnebago up in the
Lynn Canyon parking lot. His trunk is all stove in, his tail
lights are in little bits on the pavement, and he doesn’t
think he can drive it with the rear tires all bent up like this.

It’s hard Without the Card, Dept.

Now, if you really are a category A type person, you'll fee!
in your heart Uncle Earl's dilemma. After all, he’s only
been in lotus land two days and he’s got to be back at
harvest in 2 weeks, and he wanted to show his wife and
kids a good time. Now he’s got no car, and what’s worse, it
looks as if hell have to shell out cash to get it fixed. To say
nothing of the fact that he and the familf have to hang
around your living room watchifhg soaps while their
holidays go slip-sliding away.

Who Was That Masked Macht,
Dept.?

Now you swing into action. Whipping the panic button from
your wallet, you put your call in to Crash Pad. We im-
mediately dispatch a tow truck to the scene and get Uncle
Earl off the hook, so to speak. The car comes in for
emergency repairs — in other words, we'll put a door on so
it works, replace a windshield but not the molding, set in
the headlights so they shine again. This is all in aid of get
ting your out-of-towner back on the road as soon as posst
ble, so they can continue their interrupted holiday. By the
time the car is ready, we'll have made arrangements with
the insurer on coverage and billing.

No Flim Flam in Flin Flon, Dept.

Sound too good to be true? There’s more ... while we're on
the phone, we will even make the appointment to have the
final repairs done in your visitor’s home town. All things
considered, your visitor, in this case Uncle Earl, will be so
impressed with us nice folk in this nice town that he'll pro-
bably move here next spring. Sorry, all you category B peo-
ple, but I have a job to do.

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