Shirley Hanson

|-can see it is really

growing, just by look-
ing for housing rentals,

atc. I’ve been trying to.

find a house to rent and
there are very few
available. As a Chris-
tian | hope our chur-
ches grow with more

people moving into the:

area.

Lana Charbonneau _—

i haven't been here
long but | do know that
a lot has changed since
| was here 25 years ago.
Terrace is so much big-
ger now, but it is still
comfortable and more
assuring than a large
city like Vancouver.

Cult mentality on the

Lotter

To the editor,

Aryanism appears to be
on the increase again, as it
was during: the Great De-
pression of the 1930's. As
with all cults, it finds new
converts during periods of
alienation and _helpless-
ness. Many of the Aryan
converts are farmers who
have lost or are losing
their lands. ©

During the 1960’s and
1970’s we saw the emer-
gence of what could be
called liberal fascism, not
much different from the
conservative fascism pop-
ular today. The liberals

The Terrace Review asked:

- Has the fact that Terrace

is now officially recognized —
~ as acity changed your
perspective of the community?

Arne Perrin

| think. that : Terrace
will receive a greater
possibility of industrial
growth since: the com-
munity is central to
Kitimat and Prince
Rupert. McDonald's
restaurant moving to

Terrace is an example,

of our centralized ad-
vantage.

~ Rose Thomas |

| can’t really say that
it has made a dif-
ference. | haven't felt
any benefit yet. If we

are being recognized, it |

shouldn’t make a dif-
ference if Terrace is:a
city or a district.

Cathy McKinney

| don’t think so. t feel
the community is
operating much the
same as before. | think
local residents are
looking ahead to the
future, and that is
always brighter. We’ve

gotten over that !ull and

are moving on.

seem to support.the tyran-
nical regimes of the USSR
and Nicaragua; the Ary-
ans support such groups

as Libya and the PLO. By |

their fruits ye shall ‘know
them. .

The blame for this new
trend may lie with political
and school authorities
who have been dehuman-
izing our. culture and
eroding the old freedoms
we in the West built our

Renee Cox

Not really. | have
always - enjoyed the
‘small town’  at-

mosphere, but it has

not grown too large yet.
We must go along with.

progress and the
benefits being a “city”
may bring.

Mickey Davies
No. We didn't gain
anything by changing.
All we gotis status as a

city, but | think it’s
good for the people of
Terrace to have gained

that recognition.

a
rise
countries upon. Until the
1960's, for example, men
were the economic slaves;
but with the advent of the

women’s movement they
too can carry on that trad-

. ition.

Babies are sometimes
aborted because it is not
expedient for the parents
to have them. And so it
goes that farmers and
others must turn to sur-
vivalist groups. Society
has aborted an entire seg-
ment of the population by
its, apathy. .

Brian Gregg
. Terrace, B.C.

Cluster of f crystals
Terrace was recently hit with another heavy snowfall. Clearing equipment left a white moun:
tain of crystals around this cluster of trees in a dawntown parking lot.

Don’t mis
the action.

Terrace Man In Motion Committee hectvity Schedule
Sponsor

Activity

Photo by Michael Kelly.

Glant welcome home card
Merchandise sales

School District 88
“Awareness Week
Pancake braukfast ..

Minor hockey game vs.
Quebec team

10km run.
Celebrity Wheelchair Day °
Kinetta Gong Show —

Rotary vs. Kinsmen
wheelchalr basketball game

Fitness Beach Night.
Wheelchair Awaraness Day

- Labour council —
elects executive

The Kitimat-Terrace
and ‘District Labour
Council at its annual
meeting elected the
following to: its exective
for 1987:

_ Skeena Mall

we

Location - Date
Skeena Mall Feb. 14,21,28
Skeena Mali | Feb, 14,21,28
Terrace area__
schools : Feb. 19-26
Co-op Mail Feb. 21
Arena Feb. 21
Library Feb. 22
~ Feb. 23
Legion Feb. 24
Caledonia Sr.
Secondary Fab. 25
Arena '” Feb. 26

Feb. 28

President, Jim Lamb;
first. Vice President,
George Heyman; second
Vice President, John
Jensen; Secretary Treas-
urer, Kay Hepplewhite

President
Terrace resident Jim Lamb was recently elected to another
term as president of the Kitimat-Terrace and District Labour

Council.

Terrace Kinsmen Club
Terrace Kinsmen Club.
Man in Motion with .°
Terrace Rotary Club |

_ Downtown Lions Club

Terrace fitness leaders’ ~ -
Man in Motion-Committee

Terrace Minor Hockey
Skeena Valley Running Club --
Man in Motion Committee.
Terrace Kinette Club.

Rotary Club

and Recording Secretary,

Wilma Costain.

Participants at. the.

meeting heard a report on

the changes being made to.

airport safety procedures

and the possibility that the.

Federal government may
ask municipalities to take
over the operation of air-
ports. .
The evening concluded
with a slide presentation
by Alberto Rodriguez of

_ Kitimat who, along with

seven other Canadians,
recently met with
Nicaraguan workers and
toured several plants

discussing work place,

health, and safety stan-
dards.

In court

In Terrace Provincial.

Court on Friday, Jan, 16
Joyce Wilson was. fined
$400 for operating a
motor vehicle while her

ability to drive was im-—

aired,
P kkk

On Friday, Jan. 16 in-

Terrace Provincial Court
Linda Karchie was fined
$350 for mischief,

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