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Pafliamentary observers “Who

have ‘been trying to-read ‘some
new lessons, for history into,.the
turbulent pipelines debate Ue
themselves
with some of the old and more
(hreadbare Cliches, .

The marathon and’ unrily dis:
| qussion : -has- demonstrated con-
that amongst” the:
formally apathetic: public there
are a whole lot of people who
Tike a. ‘good: fight, -

4 But. 4tcalso. has demonstrated :
ho” Jess : conclusively . that
- | amongst : the -same-. normally .
apathetic public ‘there are a
whole lot of people’ who ‘dislike
ay good. fight’ instinctively: ‘and
gre only . comfor table..in ‘an
environment of polite behaviour,

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ies are sufficiently ‘novel to: be!
Yeally ‘luminating” They | were
already well known long before
the. pipelines debate’ Illustrated
them anew.

Parliament ‘have been far. from!
-belng the least interesting mlace
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a that: alcoholism: js a-menace of.
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UPHE, UBC: report suggests, that
the: press ‘has. overplayed. and
over” ‘glamorized the: whole: bus-
iness of: naréstics.. It reasons: that
the very publicity. ‘itself has tend-
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addicts by: building up. a false.at- |:
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the “standing room only” ' sign
to be taken out of moth-balls

of World

about, Whether or not they’ suc-
ceeded in getting inside to view
the spectacle, they have dis-
cussed their personal re-actions
in tones.easy to overhear.
Thus, by using these crowds
as a cross-section of the nation,
it has been easy for students of
Parliament to deduce that nei-
ther. the dogged
forces nor the fighting oppasi-
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first, when the, issue was mainly
the pipelines project itself, pub-
lie comment was on the govern-
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But more lately, as the pipeline,
issue has been succeeded | by the
ery of the rights of Parliament;
the turning of the tide of senti-
ment against the government

‘has been clearly: discernible,
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ruly, undignified,” “Commons”
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conventional behaviour; : but’
that they had’ to be defended
stoutly. and. with ‘determination
in order,to survive.-It was as
though: the crowds realized that
the important, . thing. , was , for.
Parliamentary rights. and liber= |
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. RUPERT CAN BE. PROUD

year’s” “Sweethearts ‘on Parade”
I. think the whole’: cast ‘were
stars and ‘grand. ‘troupers. This
northern “city. has’ much. to. be
. proud of, in, ‘such’: ‘a production.

the. supply is. itself: the great deal of credit should go.to
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If in’ “futtire ‘one ‘of « these}
‘potentials” reach. Broadway, a

Buddy. Taft. We . are.

, giving much. beauty: and cultures;

“charge should
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ies”, for.they are worth seeing. |
Apart’ ‘from the dancers the
costumes were. truly:? great’ ‘and:
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Here's to bigger and . better.

live “spirits of:the Dance” here,

’ NO SUCH. STATION LISTED
' The Editor,
- The Daily News:

I wanted ‘to show: that “Short
‘Hair’s” statements.

nroductons.: Prince Rupert”. can |.
be known for more. than {ts fish |
and its totems. We. have real}:

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In my first letter of May 26,

concerning
the Canadian Broadcasting Cor--

‘poration's: programs were. nei-}.

‘ther true: nor courteous,
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published: I, discovered 1 had
‘been | unjust. I:must admit my
‘mistake and hope members of
‘the “Short Hair club" will for-
give | me.

-Feéhave:only one excuse and

station that the “Short Hair
club! members’ are: -so fainiliar
4 with: which broadcasts sym-
‘phonies, eight hours each day,
‘That: station, strangely enough.
4g -not' even mentioned {n° “my
weekly CBC Times.

I would appreciate it if “short
Hair club member” would tell
me how to dial that station. 1
‘would be very pleased to show |
him when and where CFPR is:
broadeasting “western” music.

A, M, ORNO,
Prince Rupert.

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