A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 23, 1997

Dear Sir:

As a concerned citizen, I have noticed the govemn-
ment is leading the people astray by introducing ac-
tivities, which give people false sense of values. [ want
to try and live old fashion style.

The governments benefit from not closing liquor
stores to keep people from drinking and driving. So
lawyers, police and judges have job security.

All the governments do is legalize things to make the
system worse. But they don’t legalize the things that
we should have.

All we'll get is more corruption, crime, and spiritual
pollutions. Is this really what we need?

Mark Bain, Terrace B.C.

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Hooray for Lionel Sears if he continues to defy the Kermode Terr. Peaks Terrace iation | __Curfing _|
by-law which prevents recycling at the Thornhill Friendship | Gymnastics || MinorSoftpal [ NisgvaTrbal |_Kinsmen Club_|
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and heavy cquipment and what not, but if Lionel is School Hockey Society Bureau | Ter. Anti-Poverty Counc — Ter. Skating Club
aware of these risks then let him at those bottles and Skeena
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