Dear Editor: _ In- the issue: publication | since: . 1980,” you have i oy Pe SSE this. is so, -as other stories .appeaf:- to . “be” “rans ae domly distributed Al to:A5, sivent that ya 7 1 read 2 with) utter amazement Prime Minister. Trudeau's recent an- nouncement' that’ the government intends to ‘in- crease Canada's foreign aid budget to .7 percent of our GNP from the present .43 percent. That would work out to well over $2.5 billion. That's more than $400. per family! This huge increase. “is: planned to begin at 3 time’ when our federal govern- ment is sinking into debt‘at the rate of $14 billion a year. . Soaring interest rates are causing many Canadian farmers to lose their farms-° and homeowners to. lose. their homes. .. It’s not just that we can't afford to increase our aid Praise for Dear Editor: I happened to witness the two-alarm fire which strack Aug. 11, 1981 in the fifteen hundred block Marine Drive, West Vancouver. I was most impressed with the skill and efficiency displayed by our local fire department. The manner in which the fire was isolated was something to behold. We can all feel justly proud of the local fire department, truly the un- 1 Vancouver Hosmoe October 15/16 lerm = Care- It University of Ottawa details please call Or write Hospice Movement Ethical and Moral Concerns of Hospital, Church and Society A sequence of three intensive seminars spon sored by the Counce: of Chistian (Churches, the Program, and the UBC Cenue tor Continuing Education Septermber 1O/11 The Hospice Movernent A Soctological Overmiew " tor Death Bducation, University of Mannesota “Relationships Anrong the Professions Engaged in Hospice Work and Lony Mary Brown © tine al Psycholoyist, Ottawa November 19°20 Theoloyy Medical Ethics Education and the Hospice Movement tn Tom McCormick, Medical tthics Ulaiversity of Washington For anformagon on fees location prograri 228-2181 (221) | UBC Centre tor Continuing Education 6097 Ilona Drive, Vancouver, BC V6T 2A4 , ‘budget, but much of the aid ;money we spend: is. wasted, T've just read a new book “that. exposes the shocking waste of Canadian foreign ‘aid dallars. Down the Drain? by Paul Fromm. and James “ _ Hull: reveals that much Canadian aid goes to Marxist States -or. countries that trample on the rights of their citizens? _ Perhaps most frightening, . Down the Drain? shows that one of the main. proposals of the North-South dialogue. is an international income tax to be levied by. the UN on our trade, air travel and energy use. If our govern- ment agrees to this, well be “ dled white. : Trevor Haws - - Brin, Ontario firemen sung heroes of our municipality. Congratulat- ons! Howard P. Brown West Vancouver Roben fulton, Centre Cceneral Pdospital and on 4 * consider it odd fora regular length and usually of *; mewspaper feature—say, for somewhat less direct con- : Girl” to -@ppear on the aumber of readers than.’ ‘same page every time. This stories carried on AlI-A4..': i normal neéwspaper Because of its regular layout, * practice. Butfor non-regular page AS normally ‘happens *: stories to have their own {to be one of the few pages: ‘assigned page is, Ithink you suitable for a selection of. i agree, either an_ sShort-length “hard” news ‘astonishing coincidence or stories as distinct from the an editor-publisher's policy. But what could be the appropriate to the Com- motive for such a policy? (There is-no deliberate to defy the laws of ’ The type of story probability!—-ED.) “one would not referred to is usually short in “the “Sunshine cern to the maximum -: different type of news story ° munity News pages from A9 onward. This is the sole = reason why the placement of « occasional (11 in one year): rape incident stories appears Dan Riley West Vancouver see pages C7,8,9,10 tos W-1LOS Palmer & Pletsch Seminar on 8 Hour Blazer. Don't miss it! Make «i tolazer in just 8 hours! Create a quality jacket tor a traction of its ready made price Sew coats and leam tips on tatloring luxury suercdes like Ultrasuede" and mens tathored jac kets Meet Leshe Wood. nationally known sewing expen and TV personality and plan to attend our 2 3 hour lecture/slide show for only 22.00 Bonus book included “Easy. Easier Pasiest Tatlomng toy Path Palmer and Susan Pletsch Please preregister in peron or Carll the preregistration number below Use your Woodward s account! Tuesday September 6th 930 cam 12 304 Oaknage Auditors arr, Prereg istration polome . 4.0445 dO $0 pom YY 30 pom LASHIOON FABIICS The Store That Has It All! over factory invoice