_ TO THE TERRACE STANDARD Ano open letter to “o> Terrace City Council a Dear Council: * Before you go to tender to” ~ ey build a community centre, be sure you've budgeted enough - “Money to’ complete the job. “And. think over the architect's drawings, The . building: must be comfor- table to use, regardless . of ae weather, . :- Twenty years ago Terrace built a public < library, without: ventilation. It has -low: ceilings, walls of sun- soaking ‘glass, and only a couple of small windows that ~-, Open out a hand's breadth, “~:. Any door opened for air also gives: access to thieves and : a vandals; no security gratings ~ Fare'not very fair ‘ An open letter to: ~ (Canadian Airlines and Air - Canada. . Dear Sirs: " 4-—+ [don’t think so. My mother recently suf-. | a \ fered a massive heart attack: 2° and stroke while on holidays _in Kelowna. 1 taok the first ~~ flight: available out of Ter- “race. Return fare was $688... ..,My mother passed away a - _ few days later so 1 returned to Terrace and arranged ‘to go to Calgary for the funeral. l inquired as to the policy of . the air lines when there is a «death in the family. .- They have a policy. that will reimburse you 40 per --eent of your fare if there is a _ death in the immediate fami- “ly.. Because my mom was still alive when I left, this policy ae does not apply. ; Be - [Also you must travel both " ways on the same airline. In “order. to’ make immediate - ~~" connections, I flew out. Air “Canada and came back with ‘Canadian Airlines. My - brother and sister drove one way and flew one way. “Why bother having a com- © ae passionate policy that is that “Sccrestrictive. The word com: - passionate does not apply. - here as far as we are concern- ‘ed,-We drove from Terrace tothe funeral in Calgary. ~"Fhere was no rush then, Joyce Findlay ’ Terrace, B.C. aa shears ares aA : PITCH-IN east Let WELCOME WAGON "BRIDAL ‘PARTY. * TERRACE INN ~ Saturday, ; September 1 5 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. ae " 'By Invitation only 1] phone KAREN FARRELL |. | > | 638-0707 pened Gere Peenete arti We Bert ae ok tas Ce oe or grills exist for any of the . . doors or windows. \ _ On hot summer days there is no perceptible air circula- tion in the building. The only _ thing moving are the staff's purses. Once the library : Closes at 9 p.m. the heat lies in wait for the next morning. At 10 am. Saturday, August 11, the airport | temperature was 23.8°C (or ’ 75°F). But in the library it must have been well over 85°F, judging by the stifling feeling and the sweat that soon tricked down my — forehead. (There are no ther- mometers in the library. What you don’t know won't hurt you, is the motto). I made a quick tour of the stacks and left, fearing I was about to faint. But staff had to work . another seven hours in that nybody want a sauna? steambath. (Does their salary contract give them. hardship "pay for warm weather?) Patrons don’t | have a ‘choice of library as they do -- supermarkets. We can either swelter, or give up reading --yntil cooler: weather. But staff are expected to show up for/work each day, cheerful, | ‘helpful, and efficient, even "though they know they’re go- "ing. to be oppressively un- - comfortable the whole time they’re on duty. (Unlike city hall staff, where everything’s air-conditioned.) » Even if city council expects ‘to build a new library as part of the planned community ‘centre, library staff and readers deserve instant relief. ..Skip the rigmarole of com- mittee meetings, staff reports, and other delaying tactics. Send @ truck with a : Cv Sleehnacl NOW SAVE UP TO ‘t . ¥e muchgeingiorit thatlt'sinaclass byitseit!? Ted Latumus The Province has so March 30, 1990 ‘Accor LX Coupe (Modal CB 714L) NOW SAVE UP TO ct. cothaps 4 a the beet all-round automobile inthe (Model BA 412L) NOW SAVE UP TO ASUPERIOR a sk COMBINATION OF FEATURES AND POWER PER DOLLAR! * Modal selection and et svings per mode! vary by dealer based on dealer inventory. 4838 Hwy. 16 West,— Kermode logo on the door to: os the nearest hardware store to'- * load up half a dozen 24-inch °~ 9 fans (those electrically- .§ powered gadgets with twisted — blades. that spin inside wire cages), and deliver them to 4610 Park Avenue, As soon as the fans are plugged in at strategic loca- tions in the library, council ‘should make immediate - plans to install an ° air- conditioning unit large enough to maintain the library at a comfortable 70°F. even in record-breaking heat. 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