Page A6 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 27, 1990

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RRACE STANDARD the following persons or organizations who coniiuted 10

TOTHE ie cm the presentation of “Under the Influence’;

Sight & Sound « Terrace Little Theatre.
|. Canada Safeway. ___Northwest Community College: ;
Sey aral ion is na U va ~ Br. A: Klingner:.° 13 +.” Carole Herve a .
" Ltynne Hughes. oo Po Dr, LY Alma iss

Joy Dover ‘Ottice af J. “Fulton, MP.

Dear Sir:

People who immigrate to
Canada do so by their own deci-
sion, like a marriage.

French and Indians are mar-
ried to Canada by the sword as
seen in history.

The Meech Lake Accord . God will ch .
should have been for the French snail second ventest truth a o eck Bill. ‘Homburg ~
and the Indians. They ae separatists are the English. The I've sent coples of this letter — Déar ‘Sir:

distinct society. Is not English a
distinct society?

Passing the Meech Lake Ac-
cord for the French |s right for
the French but not for the In-
dians.

What God has divided by the
language in history cannot be
united by force or voluatarily.
Canada, by saying that Canada
is founded on the supremacy of
God, should never make the
constitution the supreme faw of
Canada above the laws of Gad.

As an example, God is
separatist, India, Ireland and
Africa are three places where
English failed to unite as
English nations,

God Is the greatest separatist

' there is. As an example, all the

nations came from the blood of

49 nations of the Com-
monwealih are united even
though they are separate
because they know two.nations
are not equal because one can
dominate the other.

That’s just like one family
cannot dominate another family
in a town. A nation just like a
town, is made up of many
famities and one cannot
dominate another.

If the French want liberation ;

Commonsense is

Dear Sir:
I don’t know about the

library's situation, but it cer- -

tainly seems that council is get-
ting pretty defensive about its
“baby”, the proposed conven-
tion centre. From reading last
week’s Terrace Standard, coun-
cil sounds fairly confused. .

On the front page, Alderman
Hull is quoted as saying ‘‘Both
will be dane, but obviously you
can’t concentrate on both pro-

posals at the same time. , Both $4.5 million building in a town | STREET SMART choosing f° involve them
will be done? Gee, erman : : with your financial woes, etc.
that is not on the top 10 list of | TEST #2 Like it or not, we all have

Hull, I thought that was to be
decided by the voters.
He also stated that the library
expansion vote was agreed to be
decided in 1991, but inside on

It appears that council decid-
ed at the last minute that a con-
vention centre would be a more
glamourous project to take to
referendum in an election year.
Perhaps business dollars buy
more votes than readers’
dollars, eh? I'd trust readers
before I'd trust politicians any-
day.

With taxes on the rise and
cutbacks in our schools, is: it

by separation, let them be aod

let the same be for the Indians. -

But for the French and the In-

dians who want to dwell with |

the English, they should be.con-

sidered the same as English or ;

immigrants.

Don’t play games with the

to leaders of our country and to
the RCMP in Terrace.

lam 59 years old and I love
Canada, Quebec and the In-
dians. _

My father was born in
England. On my mother's side,
my grandmother [s pure French
and my grandfather is pure In-
dian. So it is without
discrimination J write this letter.

James Draper, |
Terrace, B.C.

needed

Will council magically fix the
roads, the schools and all the
other amenities we cannot af-
ford at present?

Taxpayers dollars are not
coming from a_ bottomless
wallet. It’s high time council
realizes this and shows a little
common sense.

Sincerely,
F.J. MacDonald
Terrace, B.C.

wise to consider a superfluous

most popular resorts. Are there
really conventioneers lining up
to stream into Terrace?

Will Terrace suddenly

You are a male driver between 19 and 24. It is
night, You have had 3 drinks in the past hour.
If you have an accident, where is it most likely
lo occur?

a. Alan intersection wilh traffic signals.

EUAN

“Wrong.
~ image |
of youth

An open letter ta 7

“TH get right to the point.
In regards to a letter written,
by you and printed. 13.06.90
depicting students leaving
school as, “Nothing but
hoodlums, who are hooked
on drugs, sex, vandalism and
welfare money.”

. Where did you obtain your
information from,. Mr.]
Homburg? You, are very
sadly misinformed and it’s]"
quite obvious that you
haven’t had the pleasure of
meeting some of these young
people who are in the majori-
ty. They are very conscien-
tious and well put together
young individuals. In their
own unique way they help to
serve our community to their
fullest and not what you 50
erroneously depict them as.

A positive attitude plays a
yery important role in all of
our lives, Mr. Homburg and
I'm afraid yours leaves alot
to be desired, especially,
when you delight in venting
your cynical remarks toward
these young people while

our crosses to bear and taxes
to pay. You are not alone
and perhaps in the future you
will write about something

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Be safe

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Dear Sir: ae wor ran : or uh Da Lau feb af

A note of praise to the er : : eG
musical community here in Ter- ; :
Face. a ti b t t

1 was delightfully entertained a ar tatt ni eS aurant
by those performing at ihe Nor- wns
thwest Academy of Performing Aerial aan aur I om
Arts at the REM Lee Theatre evening of intimate dining and reasonabe prices! “

and again by the Christian
school band members.

It was really wonderful — the
dedication and enthusigsm and
talent of both studefits and
teachers. It was well done and
we hope to see and hear more in
the future.

Unfortunately there is an area
of student behaviour that is
bothersome. That seems to be
between the crosswalks to
Skeena school.

My understanding is that
pedestrians are safe in
crosswalks and respect to
drivers and themselves are
shown by not crossing
anywhere, anytime.

I would hope there could be
an improvement in that area so
no injury or animosity happens
between walkers and drivers
and that good roadway habits
are being taught, learned and
developed.

- Take care in Terrace.

a Lym Buses Spm.totipm. 11:30am. to2 pm. Terace 3.c, 635-9161 i :He sold very good hot dogs... worse.’
errace, B.C. He put up signs alongthe Whereupon the father thought,
reo highway eieling how inthe “Well, my son's been to colley ag,
vows they pape g how's he itensie the radio and .:
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tions be expanding to allow for
this huge stream of conversa-
tions? Will, Highs, be landing |

Cookin’. vs |

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month of June.

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and cried:

: ‘There was a man who lived by
the side of ‘the road and sold hot

, There’sabigdepression.
The foreign situation is temible, we
The domestic situation Is.

. So the father cul down on ist} ‘

“Buy a hot dog, Mister?" oa
And people bought
‘He increased his meat and bun
«orders, ” co
‘Hie bought a bigger stove 1 .
take care of his trade. °° «
He He finally got his son tiome |

from colfege to help him out. .
But then something happened.

His son said, “Father; haven’t
you been listening to the radio

.. down his signs and cancelled his

~ newspaper ads and no longer
.- bolhered to stand out on the:
- highway lo sell his hot dogs.

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meat and bun orders, took.

And his hot dog sales fell almost, '
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said to the boy. ws

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