Do you think the labor dispute that
closed local schools will result in a_
long term improvement in the analy

cof education here? —

- Shane King

(Grade 10) .
If they get what they

want right away it might

‘sizes of the classes for in-

B> stance. Waiting around
will decrease the benefits. —

‘help — if It reduces the .

Michelle Larose

I think the strike Is in-
Perhaps In reducing the
<class sizes it might help.
‘They are losing a lot. of

terfering with education
Ina negative way. |

-" we are always hoping for
' better teaching.

Odette Guerin
| really: don’t know.

good work time. However,

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- Letters to the Editor’

-To the. Editor;

‘On behalf .of the Kermode
Canoe’ Regatta, Norm and Val
Belina would like to thank all of

ff the local businesses who con- .
tributed so generously to the

canoe regatta over the years. We

. greatly appreciated your dona-

tions, whether is was merchan-

dise, cash, gift certificates, or

|. the gift of time of the many
a. volunteers.

- We'd like to give a special

thank you to: Terrace Search
and Rescue, Terrace . RCMP,

Norlakes. . Constniction, Duane

. - Anderson,: John Kustas and.

Lindsays Cartage, and Fish and
Wildlife . personnel who were
there on the river every year for

US. with | palety boats and equip-.

ment.

Canoe regatta winds: up.

Also; thank you to the Ter- °
_tace Centennial Lions who gave
us their. support through the .

years. =
We regret to inform you that

we. will not be organizing any —

more canoe races. As of our last

race in 1987 during Riverboat
‘Days, we were left with a
balance of $441.77,. and we -

decided to send the entire
amount to Timmy’s Christmas
Telethon in December. The

. perpetual trophies will be on...
display at the Chamber of. Com-

merce office.

_ Thank-you again ‘to all con- |

tributors and assistants, and to

all of the contestants who made
‘every rate a success,
Norm and Val Belina,

Terrace, B.C.

Grateful for protection”

To the Editor;

Re; the letter from Joan-Cox
published in the Jan. It Terrace
Review.

If you had been harassed and
browbeaten as I was for no
justifiable reason -- as was

proven to be the case by a
Ministry-appointed review

Frank Donahue

board parallelling the. 1981

teachers’ strike because of this '

er oo

injustice — then you would be. © ——

most grateful to have the protec-
tion of the TDTA and the BCTF
morally and lawfully.

Roy M. Greening,

Retired Principal.

’ School District #88.

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_ Ehope so, but It’s hard
to say. Both sides should

- give a little. Exams are

‘coming up and it makes it

just hope they settle it all
now and there are no
more strikes!

- difficult for the students. |

tion, I would like to thank all

‘ those who helped make the 1988
Big Band Dance a success. I-

especially want to thank the
Board of School District #88,

and Mr. Geoff Straker and the
. staff of Skeena Junior Secon-
~ dary School for the use of school
" facilities; and the Kinsmen and

(Grade 11)

No. The only thing it —
could improve is class
sizes. It’s not doing us any |
good: — we have, finals.
next week! —

ticket sales. Thank you, too, to
the many parents and students
who prepared food, decorated,

set up before, and cleaned up -

after the dance; and to the band

teachers for their help and

organization. A few individuals
deserve a special mention, They
are:

' ably put the school tax up

Judi Anderson who |

(from Kitimat)
’m not sure. it will prob-

a little, but If people want
the quality to keep from
decreasing, they will have
‘to be prepared to pay a lit-
tle..1 think it would be bet-
ter to have one contract
province-wide.

Big Band Dance succeeds, with help

and Rich Pearce who organized
bar service; and Claudia Ed-
monds, President of the Band
Parents Association, who head-
ed the decorating and cleanup
crews, and kept all committees
coordinated.

Gloria Jones, Secretary,
_ Band Parents Association.

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