A10 - Weduiedday, August 5, 1981 - North Shore News

Ellsworth
Dickson

Every once in a while one reads in the
_Mmore sensational tabloid newspapers about
famous psychics making predictions. of what
the future holds. And we have all heard how
‘some ordinary people have had dreams of
- some future disaster which actually occurs.
Today’s question is:.

“'Do you-believe in
: psychic predictions?"’

Bob Phaneuf
North Vancouver

No, not at all. I think
many so-called psychics
make predictions just for
the money. Sometimes
coincidence makes it
appear that a prediction
came true. :

Lena Jespersen
North Vancouver

I ~don’t believe it is
possible to see the future.
“TJ have heard that animals
‘fget restless before an
earthquake, but that is
not seeing the future. I
think that animals are just
more sensitive to nature
than we are.

James Luton
North Vancouver

With so many pcople
|, making predictions, some
are bound to be right.
Also, it is pretty casy to
predict certain things.
You can see how
situations are developing.
1 don't believe it is ac-
tually possible to see the
future.

Connie Howard
North Vancouver
.
Not really. I think
coincidence plays a large
part in people thinking
- they saw the future. Most
psychics are in the
business just for the
moncy. I'm not ruling out
the possibility of secing
the future, but it is
unlikely

Bernard Crocher
North Vancouver

I'm not sure Someumes
peuple are cither pretty
lucky at gucssing or can
really sec the future It
might be possible There
are still some things we
don't) know about the
mind

FROM PAGE At

meeting of the council: “It’s

geographically strung out to
be served effectively by a
rail line.

But Alderman Mary Segal
on the same council
disagrees and thinks the CN-
CP linkup would not be
impossible.

Neither is Humphreys
discouraged prior to any.
feasibility study on the
subject. .

“We've got the rails in
place, let’s try to think if we
can: get a@ connection to the ~
CPR,” he says.

He doesn’t pretend such a
line would solve all the
North Shore’s transit
problems — but he thinks it
might help considerably.

With the ever-increasing. "
_traffic loads crossing the two

bridges every day, Hum-
phreys thinks something has
to be done and that if there is
a commuter rail service then +
people will have to start
leaving their cars at home.

“It could be a much more
pleasant thing to get on a
train at Ambleside,” he says.

Meanwhile he’s . anxious,”
axiomatic that, the tran- for the feasibility “study ° “tox
sportation system must be begin,
within reach of the people it effect of the line in’ an
serves,” maintaining the  overall- North Shore transit
North Shore is too scheme:

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