A16 - Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1981 -.North Shore News . . : ,

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Neary 3000 British Columbians are employed by B.C Rail
Theyre members of a vital rail-system that’s playing a key-role in the
development of our province.

Technicians, dispatchers, trainmen, line maintenance crews and those
who serve B.C. Rail’s customers...by helping to get B.C resources such
as lumber, plywood, pulp, mineral concentrate and sulphur from irfdustry
to prime market destinations, they're helping to build our economy.

Alt up and down the line thousands of other jobs develop as the payrolls

of B.C Rail and major industry dre spent and invested in scores of
communities as far north as Fort Nelson. And that means strong growing
communities...good places in which to

ABUNDANCE OF TOMATOES grown in his backyard ts the pride and joy of Syd
Jobling of North Vancouver. Syd, who grows enough vegetables each summer to last

him all year long, estimates there are over 300 tomatoes in this 4 ft. by 6 ft. patch.
- (Terry Peters photo)

five and raise families. BRITISH
B.C. RAIL. YOUR RESOURCE RAILWAY. COLUMBIA
RAILWAY

Rudolf Steiner lecture in NV

The second in a fall series

beyond the conventional His

form

ideas

of lectures on the philosophy
of Rudolf Steiner takes place
on the North Shore next
Monday, September 21, at 8
p.m.

It will be held in the
Waldorf School, 2725 St.
Christopher Road, North
Vancouver. The speaker,
Alan Howard of the Rudolf
Steiner Society (Van-
couver), will talk on
“Knowing Oneself. The
Threefold Human Being™

Steiner (1861-1925) was an
Austnan philosopher who
believed it possible to extend
human

consciousness

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limits of human knowledge
— relying solely on ob
servation and = thought,
without recourse to any
mediumistic or supernatural
practices.

the

philosophical basis of the
Waldorf School system of
education. —

Admission fee, to defray
expenses, is $3 (seniors and
students $1.50).

GIVE BLOOD. GIVE LIFE!

Hemophiliacs and Red Cross
are counting on you!

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