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GRAPES AMINIMMIlk WITH STANDARD BRANDS (DETAILS AT THE STORE) CHASE& SANBORN BAG COFFEE ib. SIZE ASSORTED VARIETIES MISS MEW CAT FOOD 3 a 6 oz. TINS 89' ROYAL "NO -BAKE" s CHEESE CAKE 1. CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT°°;idsCOFFEE ��. ROYAL ASST'D. FLAVOURS 3 : oz INSTANT PUDDNG2 CHAMPION DOG FOOD - ASST°D. VAR. DR. BALLARDS 25', or. oz. PKG99#, 59° e Infringes..... from page 10A religious beliefs is hardly an expression of fairness and freedom. But to hold em- ployers and landlords responsible for the workers and Versants' 'treatment of one another is un- conscionable. It is nothing more than crass exploitation of an innocent person's authority to police personal relationships. To endow personnel with authority to search and seize • property withott a warrant, when those actions way be triggered 'by ill -intentioned, misdirected people with ulterior motives, may, in a spirit of Christian generosity, be called merely scandalous. But to give a legal right to an investigator to interrogate someone suspected of violating the Human Rights Code without even giving the person being, questioned the right of legal Counsel is tyrannical. It not only conjures up in one's mind the conduct of the gestapo but this behaviour in itself is a resounding refutation of the principle of "mutual respect for the dignity and worth of each person", so glowingly proclaimed in the preamble of the Human Rights Code. Before long, reverse onus of proof could become a reality. The accused would have to prove his innocence rather than the accuser proving guilt. Another contradiction in the Code is the power given to the Human Rights Commission to discriminate. The Commission may, upon its own, initiate "special programs" to relieve har- dship or economic disad- vantage. These_ special programs are also known as affirmative Action programs and often amount to reverse discrimination. The danger inherent in such programs is to give preferential treat- ment reatment or provide employment quotas on the basis of sex, cultural origin or mother tongue. The proposed new Human Rights Code is much more than the enunciation of principle and social policy. It is designed to become an economic blueprint as well. I apologize for this lengthy column hit I think it is im- portant for the people to know that we are dealing with probably one of the most far reaching pieces of legislation that has ever been passed into law. I have. been quite vociferous in Committee on certain sec- tions of the Bill and. I am pleased that a latecomer to the Committee is also voicing his strong objections to certain parts of the Bill. I want to end this article by quoting the person to whom I have just alluded, Jim Taylor, the Conservative Member for Prince Edward Lennox. I don't agree with everything that he says in connection with this Bill but I do share many of his views. I was particularly interested in the following comments made by Jim Taylor in commenting on the Bill: "I want to say that we should not feel awkward in proclaiming our Christian heritage as a part of our Western Civilization. Nor should we tamper lightly with the concept of natural justice and a judicial system that has token hundreds of years to evolve. Our laws and principles of equity are British in origin and these, too, are part of our heritage. These are principles and beliefs for which many pioneers and builders of our nation laid down their lives. They are a part of our culture protected at great cost to the people of our country. Canada must be more than.a nation in name. It must be more than a collection of ethnic groups, each of them being a people. Canada must be a people. As a Province and as a Nation we must recapture the confidence of free people. And the revival of national and provincial purpose will generate a new and per- suasive spirit of leadership. When we become a genuinely affirmative society, we will not always have to be proclaiming high purposes because we will be embodying them. I believe we have reached too high in our current at- tempt to mandate human rights. The long reach has rendered us unsteady and the props erected to help us achieve our goal will collapse when put to the test. The means are often more relevant than the end, so they too must be judged. In justified.'' n,