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Boyd McCann
Plane ‘service and bus |
service isn’t bad-— It’s
_. the roads! We need to put

Z Telkwa pass. That would.

' northerners- but would:
7 boost tourism.

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' Train servica could be

better. The -trains don’t

leave every day and are
Slow. It would-be more .

- convenient to have a-sta-

tien in town. where. you .
could purchase ‘tickets:

Plane service Is. better
now and ferry service isn’t’.
‘too bad. It.is a pleasant. :
trip’ ‘to the Charlottes Py
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Anita Kempenaar) |
.. .. We need more efficient
7 access to Prince George -

Jim:Cain -
_ We're pretty well ser.
viced now.

helped in a variety of ways, City

Paul Singh |

An airport that Is more

accessible in bad weather

_ would be good although |

. can’t. think “where | they”
could put Ie Eons

‘To the Editor;

“With one elegantly simple sug-

", gestion — to usé an Atco trailer
of to. provide -washroom: facilities
|. for major sporting events — he

has solved a problem which has

: baffled school boards, city .

To the Editor; —
On behalf of the Northwest
Community College Students’

thank all those who supported
us with our recent entertainment.
venture “Corky and the Juice

NWCC Cafeteria Staff, Terrace
& District Arts Council,
numerous local businesses who

of Terrace, R.E.M. Lee Theatre

7 - councils,
If. Alderman Dave’ Hull does .

- nothing tore dynamic through-.
‘|. Out-the remainder of~his term
"than raise his hand: when ‘the
“-mayor calls. for a vote, hie will
have justified his election to Ter-
.Tace council.

Association, I would like to |

Pigs’’: NWCC Student Services,

“regional:
boards, and sports: groups,

_ well .as. their respective: Tecrea: .*

tion committees, since: 1981, if

--not before,

Few problems have com-
manded more total agenda time, '
with the possible exception of
each groups’s annual budget. .

Best of all, Alderman Hull's
solution should drive’ vandals
around the bend.

_ Mrs.. Claudette Sandecki,

Lone: Terrace, B.C.

Comedy help thanked -

Without all the help of ‘the -
above mentioned, our comedy

nite just would not have been the

same success that it was. Our
thanks also to this paper for the

. great coverage of the event and

promotion that made it all pos-
sible.

It’s great to know that. the
community of Terrace supports _
its students at Northwest Com-

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: packages received in the mail.

RCMP Supt. R.B, Pickell,
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- Rupert subdivision, stated re-

cently that promotions sent out

by some ‘US.-based companies,

ages — to the Bahamas, Florida,
Mexico and Hawaii — are not as

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not mention a $369 (U.S.) regis-

tration fee that doesn’t include

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Holiday f fraud warning ease

‘involving four vacation pack-

of the . other costs normally
associated with. travel and
recreation.

Pickell notes + that law enforce-

Ment authorities have no power |

to enforce Canadian consumer

and “Conniting regulations out-

- CHARGES!

everyone! .
(Tom Walker), Alan Power and - Kim Cordeiro,
Dan for lighting, and all those Student Activities Co-ordinator,
who volunteered their time to Northwest Community College. .
work at this event.
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