Page A6 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 21, 1990

__LETTERS —

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TO THE TERRACE STANDARD

from from AS

that public schools provide
every student with an educa-
tion. The public schools must
provide suitable programs

for sudents with different —

abilities, different interests,
different behaviour. stan-
dards, and different social

Read this

An open letter to: Concerned
hockey parents

Coaches, volunteers need-
ed for minor hockey — we
see this plea every fall trying
to appeal to those concerned
parents who want to make a
difference in their children’s
achievements.

This appeal reaches some
of us, but not those parents
who criticize and complain
about the volunteers. Where
are all these people who seem
to know so much about
hockey when they are asked
to volunteer some p of their
time?

I watch my son’s hockey
game with one of the coaches
running around the ice
without skates trying to be
both linesman and referee,
and some fans (concerned
patents?) are criticizing the
kid trying to run the _time
clock.

Where are those concerned
parents? Perhaps they’re the
ones behind the bench to
support his playing team.

Maybe they're the ones up

in the stands scowling and
yelling at their kids to do
what they want (despite what
the coach may have tried to
teach them.) :
. Yes, it cannot be argued
that coaching a team is a big
Tesponsibility what with
practice routines, fairly
. Organizing positions for
these kids that not only have
many skill levels and varying
degrees of interest by vary in
ages by three years,

If more hockey parents
would put their efforts
beyond their mouths, I.am
quite sure all our children
would be the ones to benefit.

Sincerely,
Terry Gordon
Terrace, B.C.

, DARN!

1 COULD HAVE
ADVERTISED
IN THIG CPACE!

needs,
Public schools do not

discriminate on the basis of-

ability,, race, social
behaviour, or religion as is
the case with-many private
schools. Public schools do
not “‘select’* only the *‘cream
of the crop”. Referendums

in California have created a’
system where only parents -

who can not afford private
school tuition send their

child to a public schoo ;

Education vote is wrong!

Tony. Brummet, ‘our

. education minister, who sup: ae
ports this scheme, : wea om.

public school teacher many

‘years ago and Dave Parker:
_ was a school trustee in Ter- |
“Face not that long ago. With ©.
‘friends like these, our ff:
. students don’t need enemies,

Yours truly,

Helmut Giesbrecht

' Terrace, B.C.

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