| | Arile Watson We've travelled ‘down through the United States a fair amount and you meet a few Americans who know very little about Canadians. There is a small faction that seems to believe we live a pioneer, backwoods lifestyle. Americans, however, tend to know a lot more about Canada than Mexicans do. In Mexico,- people tend to believe if you live in Canada you’re from Quebec. I've always found the Americans very friendly and I haven't thought too much about how in- formed they are about us. | will be going to the States in February and will make a point of paying attention to how much they do know about us. Grethe Brorup 1 would say geo- graphically and historically, Am- ericans probably know very little about Canada and Cana- dians. Except for those aspects, | think Americans are inform- 6d about Canadian na- tional Issues through media sources. After all, we are neighbors and news travels fast today. The Terrace Review asked: ‘How much do you think the average zt ‘American knows about Canadians? _ Denis Raymond The average American has little idea, it seems, of the Canadian lifestyle. | think a lot of the time they believe It is cold up In Canada all the time. When I lived In Elliot Lake, Ontario, it wasn't uncommon to see tourists arriving in town with skis on the roof of their cars, basically prepared for winter during the sum- mer, - Phil Olson | think Americans know very little about Canadians. Not in: cluding Expo 86, | don't believe people south of the border know much about Canada. On the world market we sell goods and provide services to representatives in the United States but other than that association they don’t seem to know much about us. | think politi- clans north of the border tend to pro- mote Canada but | don’t think our politics have much impact on American lifestyles or political decisions. In the southern States they seem quite unin- formed about Canada. | have relatives in southern Callfornia and if it were not for correspondence Jim Williamson — 1 don't think that Americans know as much as they should or as much as you would imagine they might about Cana- dians. | think they assume we're very much like them. However, there are dif- ferences just as there are differences be- tween Canadians across Canada. | xg Es Rick Prest Pierre Trudeau, Brian Mulroney and Jim Pattison have done a good job of making Americans aware of Canadian people. Expo is a great help to our publicity and will pro- vide a greater understanding of Canadians. Generally, | would say that the Americans know us fairly weil. through letters, they would have no in- terest in events north of Oregon, let alone Canada. Generally, | don't think Americans know a Jot about us, nor do they care to. They are not taught a great deal about us, but then, neither are we concerning them. Terrace Review — Wednesday, J uly 30, 1986 5 ; For many local residents of Celtic ancestry, the Terrace Pipes and Drums provided a stlr- ring element of the highlands during the Riverboat Days parade. TERRACE SPOTEM FORD | PRESENTS ADA'S BEST AUTOMATIC | TRANSMISSION p ROK ORL DEL Tempo GL 4-Door $9,447 Extra Value Package 2,064 Frelght 438 11,949 Automatic Transmission Extra Value Package Savings 681 Cash Back From Ford 500 BOTTOM LINE PRICE 10,835 rs Hurry] This Is a limited time offer, TERRACE For a Bottom Line Price of $10,835 — (Onty Ucense and Taxes Extra} Tempo GL 4-Door comes equipped with all these features: ¢ Power Steering . # Dual Power Remote Control Mirrors e AM/FM Stereo Radio « Power Locks e Power Windows e Automatic Transmission « Duraguard 5 year Unlimited Distance Corrosion Perforation Warranty #3 year Unlimited Distance Powertrain Warranty ® Tinted Glass » Premium Sound System e Front Wheel Drive ¢ 2.3 Litre HSC Engine e All Season Steel Belted Radial Tires e 4 Wheel Fully tndependent Suspension e Power Front Disc Brakes « Aero Quartz Halogen Headlamps « Rear Window Defroster * Child Proof Rear Door Locks « Interval Windshield Wipers * Electronic Digital Clock IN EVERYTHING WE SELL AND SERVICE. a 4631 KEITH AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C. OTEM FORD / fee —— ‘ie