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He knows it sounds corny, but the millions of words Peter |
C. Newman churns out are part of a debt he owes Canada.
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By GEORGE LEE
Review Staff Writer

As a boy in Czecholslovakia, the man: who would become a
prolific author and an editor of Maclean's was destined for a
concentration camp and death at the hands of the Nazis.

But Canada accepted Newman’s family after they escaped
their country, when he was just 11 years old. And some time .,
later Newman accepted his mission in life and became one of
Canada’s great non-fiction writers.

After a book-signing stint at Tanners.in Sidney last week,

‘promoting his second volume on the Hudson’s Bay Com-
pany, Newman. speaks in his archetypical writer’s nook
overlooking Cordova Bay.

His tough youth ‘‘made me feel that | should — this will
sound corny-— but sort. of give something back to the coun-”
try, because it literally saved my life.’

He. remembers living on a farm for five years and going to
18 different schools in four languages. His youth helped build
a strong fibre, but his mission comes more from Canada’s ac-
ceptance of his family. 7 :

Unassuming and shy, some of the remaining strands.on the
58-year-old’s balding head ‘and the thick tuft on one of his
eyebrows stick up, as he shuffles through a small part of the
morning mail — a stack about six inches thick.

His words come in soft spurts of thought, underplaying the

intensity of a man who has detailed the lives of the power
brokers in Canada’s business elite, who is now finishing a

- three-volume history of Hudson’s. Bay Company, and who
helped turn Maclean’s from a nearly defunct general interest
magazine into Canada’s news weekly. —

His book ‘credits began in 1959 with the publication of
Flame of Power, profiles of Canada’s greatest businessmen.

Then Newman detailed the John Diefenbaker years,
Renegade in Power, published in 1963.

After two more books — The Distemper of Our Times and
Home Country — Newman wrote The Canadian Establish-
ment Volume I, published in 1975 while he was editor of
Maclean’s.

The. book spawned the Bronfman: Dynasty, the Aquisitors’
(the second volume of the Canadian Establishment), and: the
Establishment Man, a profile of genius sper -businessman
Conrad Black.

Hisbooks on Canada’s business elite give average Cana-
dians a look inside.the lives of. their: power brokers and their
society. S

“There are many ways of studying society. Go to any.
bookstore or. library and you see dozens of entry points you
can study — sociology, anthropology, the philosophy of

. society are all:various approaches.
‘(My own approach has always been you study the people oy
.. who make the decisions; and therefore you know what the :
society is.

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~ history: And it’s part of: the same trend. It’s not that:[’m‘in-
<. power broking,. how. people gain ‘and lose power... ©

cop ‘*>think the:process is-very different in England, very: dif:
eae ferent i in the-United’ States, -and I-think that one of:the i impo

power is ‘used and abused. *?

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> tant. things that. makes Canadian society, distinctive is how Z ae

-But Newman won't lay claim. to actually defining the Cana- ce

“dian establishment. :

late fine

A man whois more than a
year behind in his payments of a.

$500 court fine has been told

he’s ‘totally irresponsible,”’ by
provincial: court judge ‘Stephen
Denroche. °*

When. Lance Hurrell, 23, of
Saanichton.. was» convicted. of
assault on Oct, 2, 1986, he was
fined $500.. He agreed to pay

$150 per month. However, he -

has paid only $175.:

“Sit outside: the courtroom
and make.a list of where your
money: goes,” said. Denrochte
after the fish plant worker said
he'’d-need another, few months
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PETER C. Newman takes time. from signing: ‘books’ sat
Tanners to pose with Clarence.

oe “Ber tainly made it more ‘deceasible: Before that there were.

an only: two. ways of looking at,power. =

if!Qne:was:to,condemn it, and all:

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judge. ‘fA collection’ agency
threatened to - garnishee: “my:
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storage © company

threatening to ‘sell his goods

unless .he pays a. $225. bill. He

still’ owes $2,500 on a three-

year-old $3,000 car loan, even.
though he no longer owns the:
car.:
Judge Denrache | said Hurrell,‘

“Wear old- clothes until this’
debt is paid off, '- after ques...
tioning the $50. clothing:

allowanee, The judge also axed !
ad $20 cnicrtaiment aowance,
“You should: have sa down;
like this a year ago,”? he told!
Hurrell, ashe instructed him -to-
“pay $100 per every two Weeks 10
“the court to cover two: traffic:
tickets and the fine,” we
‘Hurrell owas © convieted of.
assaulting a 2-year-eold man ine
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