The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 24, 1993 - Page A7 Self government said a racist way _LETTERS | TO THE TERRACE STANDARD Orenda and others must help stabilize Stewart | » Dear Sir: . ... Lagree totally with the recent .« letter entitled ‘‘Thanks, But no “Thanks, Orenda.’’ “ oTtis high time that the com- --., panies that were awarded the “1,000,000: cubic meter North _« Kalum annual allowable. cul - = were made to live up to the ini- -. tial intent of the agreement. oi’ The three licencees, Orenda, -/ Buffalo Head and Tay-M --,.(since’ sold to West Fraser) 2 2 Were provided cutting rights at 25 cénls ameter on low quality “wood and $1 a meter on export - as well as‘a standing green cx- In retum for these conces- sions they assumed road build- ing, replanting and long term silviculture commitments, as well as the implied commit- ment to build a local process- ing Facility. The municipality of Stewart with and for these licencees, operating for them a log dump facility in ‘Stewarl and con- vincing the government of the day to exiend the B.C. Hydro grid into the community. The obvious and understood intent of this extension was {o power a value added wood processer at or near Stewart as Sport permit by order in council. per the original intent of the licence. This intent has clearly been lost in the shuffle. As Mr. How stated in his let- ter - let's get back ‘to re@lily.. Stewart badly needs ‘the stability that investment in some type of practical realistic . wood processing facility would bring. It is high time that one or more of these’ companies bit the bullet and put their money on the table, We cannot sup- port continuation of the cul and mn concept. _ Financial pressure growing to find cheaper health care Dear Sir: possible, Right across This is in response to the let- counlry now provinces are ter. from G.M Appleton in the trying to do more with less. If there is an ‘‘NDP agenda to totally control all aspects of the system’’ as Dr. Appleton suggests; then why would the minister be encouraging public participation in the health sys- tem. The government is encourag- ing greater public involvement in the health system by in- creasing public representation on., professional regulatory boards and by establishing community health councils. Dr. Appleton also makes reference to **Governments with a past record of having to be dragged by public opinion (often led by the B.C. 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Addrass: — ane Clty: Postal, Code: Se For a beautiful full-color brochirre filed with shal housa designs mall today. to: eee mee es ee ce te a cl ll belis, infant car seats.’’ Since these were all prior to 1991 he must be talking aboul the pre- vious government. This current government is on the forefront of preventative health care legislation. More resources are going into communily health pro- grams such as the hepatitis B vaccination for children and ‘changes to the Tobacco Sales Act. More, measures are to come. Even the school lunch program will indirectly help in the prevention of disease. Helmut Giesbrecht, RAT A far Slpana Giant Prodigy, Compleie chrome “Double e butted Mm Investment is a must if com- munities such as Stewart are to survive in the long run. Strong. regional economies ' sequire. sound stable. com- munities within the region. We would all be better off if the North Kalum A.A.C. was reallocated to a sincere compa- ny that was prepared to invest in the long term future of the Struggling communily of Stewart. Andy Burton Stewart, B.C. Dear Sir: Self-government for nalives means asking for apartheid and racism. Do ‘they hate. the whites, blacks, and yellows?. It scems that way. Is this what we want ’ for Canada? © Was it bad that teachers in Catholic residential schoois forced’’ native children to learn and speak Enelish? I was in their own best interest, laking them out-of their isola- lion and cultural ghetto. We immigrants were alsa **forced’’ to learn English, and we are happy we were! It gets us somewhere, Many natives are still living in and longing for the stone age, and are way behind Sikhs, Chinese, “Vietnamese, and - other ‘‘foreigners’’ who had to start from scratch but climbed high up the social ladder. Natives should stop dis- « (Yimination-themselves, get to work, and join the resi of the world! , ’ Sitting around doing nothing but running gambling halls, and smuggling cigarettes is just making a bad name for themselves, That money comes in their pockets without effort. What a shame. 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