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Dear Sir:

I listened to a news report
which said M.P. Mike Scott
referred to the Sierra Club
and other such groups as en-
vironmental terrorists. The
head of this organization is
now demanding an apology
from Mr. Scott. ] want this
person to listen up aid listen
up good.

The province of B.C, is in
total chaos thanks in large
part to the efforts of people
like yourself and the NDP
government which strongly
supports your. type. of-orga-
nization. De

Sc many people who
belong to these clubs are
‘professional-type yuppies
who work for government,
or as school teachers, Jaw-
yers, actors, etc. — people
who make big money year
round, year in and year out.

These people have not
only the free time, but also
the money to go out and af-
ford nice vacations with
their families. They can
come from the US,
Germany, Japan, or where
ever.

When they manage to shut
down a logging operation
they are shutting down the
livelihoods of dozens and
sometimes hundreds of
people. These people may
have lived in the area for
decades, These are the
people who put in the roads,
bridges, and riprap that
made accessible the very
region in question.

‘These loggers and their fa-
thers made accessible the
very areas that you environ-
nietitalists are now able ta
drive to and enjoy the beau-
ty. Guys like Rob Brown,
who is always condemning
industry, but in each column
he writes he does not say
how he arrived at the spol
he is savouring.

He doesn’t mention the
well-maintained logging
road that he drave 50 miles
over to get there. He doesn’t
mention the fossil-fuel burn-
ing boat he rode. on for
seven hours to arrive at the
beantiful Queen Charlotte
Islands,

Do you environmentalists
ever stop to consider the hu-
tan factor or what your ef-
forts today are- costing
society tomorrow,

There is nothing more I
would like than to have the
president of the Sierra Club
or Greenpeace come and
live with me and my friends

terrorists

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CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD

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who, I am proud te say, are
honest, taxpaying citizéns
when. they are able to find
employnient.

' Perhaps then the environ-
mental movement cduld see
just how devastating .they
are’ to the decent men,
women, and children: of
Comada,

~The environmentalists say

we can change © from .a
Tesource based economy to
a tourist based. economy. I
say hogwash. a
What happens when a bus
full of tourists’ arrive in a
communily, They get off the .
bus and go into a restaurant
for a coffee and something
to cat, then they -wander
about town for a couple of
hours and buy a few
trinkets. . :

Then, if luck holds, the
bus stays over night and
these tourists stay in.a local responsible for your actions
hotel and have supper at the the same as you feel logging
same hotel or some other if companies etc. should be
available, So far these responsible for theirs.
people have only served (0 Mr, Scott. would be
make the lives of two or negligent to his constituency
three people fuller or if he did not voice these
wealthier. opinions on our behalf.

T would like to see a group A. Grier, Terrace, B.C.

start that boycotts every film
nade by actors and ac-
tresses who donate to en-
vironmental groups without
slopping to think: about the
social impact on com-
munitics, _ ;

Think about the kids who
do not gel-to sce the beauty

to fish in their own rivers,
because.-their parents who
are.no longer employed, (in
large part) by — environ-
_ Mentalist. actions,) ‘can no
longer. afford to take their
families on vacations or buy
them a $100 ‘worth of Ii-
censes to go fishing.

The more I think on it the
more I'am sure that you en-
vironmentalists should be
considered social terrorists
and laws should be put into
Place © by — government
making you people

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- 1999 :
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CHRISTIAN HERITAGE PARTY OF CANADA

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URGENT! THIS GOES BEYOND PARTY LINES

Christians across
Canada have an

opportunity - right now -
to strike a blow for
freedom of conscience.

Saskatchewan Reform
MP Maurice Vellacott
has introduced a private
members’ bill - Bill C-
461 - which would
protect health care
workers and students
from discrimination on
the basis of their
religious convictions

about human life.

Right now, students ore
sometimes not granted

-admission into programs .
of study in medicine .
because they do not -

believe in abortion or
euthanasia, Nurses have
been dismissed (or, mare

often, denied promotion)
because they refuse on
the basis of conscience
to = participate in
procedures that would
end human life,

Maurice Vellacott’s bill, if
passed, would make it a
crime to refuse to admit
a student .te medical
school; to fire, refuse to
promote, or deny
membership in a
professional association,
to. a doctor or nurse wha
refused, for reasons of
religious convictions, fo
participate in procedures
to terminate humen life.

The bill is an important
one. It is needed to
shelter the freedom of
religion guaranteed
under the Charter of

Rights and Freedoms
against professional
bodies and so called
human right tribunals’
which attempt to force
medical students and
health care personnel
into the straightjacket of
political correctness.

Whet can you do about
it? Call your Member of
Parliament, no matter
what party he or she
belongs to and state that
you want to see Bill C-
461 become law

PLEASE DO IT TODAY.

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helmet.

Dear Sir:

I was very pleased to read
about Mathieu LeClere’s
suceess in downhill skiing
(The Perrace Standard,
March 10, 1999,)

I was especially interested
in his comment that he
credits his racing helmet for
saving his skull after taking
out a racing gate head first.

I know that helmets are
mandatory for racers but [
would like to raise some
awareness about the impor-
tance of helmets for all
skiers.

School aged children are a
vulnerable group because
many children may not have
been exposed to skiing as a

sport.

Dr. Bob Cadman of
Whistler, B.C. studied
school ski programs at

Blackcomb Mountain, He

found that students skiing in ©

their school ski program
have twice the rate of injury
as those not skiing with
their school.

There..are a number of
steps that can be taken to
minimize the risk of injury.
Helmets remain the proven
equipment that reduces
death and injury.

If adults think they are at
low risk for injury, they
only need to ask the families
of Sonny Bono and Michael
Kennedy. Both were experl-
enced skiers who dicd last
winter after hitting trees.

For more information on
preventing head injurics,
contact your local health
unit, or ski patrol and -of
course, Wear a helmet,

Ester Brisch,

Public Health Nurse,
North West Health Unit,
Terrace, B.C.

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