* The: Terrace Review asked:
Do you plan to get involved

Erle Venus

No, but my boys are. They
play basketball, soccer,
hockey and any other sport
they can get involved in.

Detlef Beck
Not yet, I’ve been too busy.
I’m planning on it, though. !
enjoy cycling, swimming and
canoeing.

' Bev Bronsema

Yes, basketball
volleyball at school.

Nelson Leeson
I’ve Just started. I’m jog-
ging in the morning in Green-
ville, trying to set an exam-
ple. a -

Frances Christiansen

No, but I walk. | used to be
In aerobics but the timing

was bad — around supper |

time..:

Val Erho

Yes, I’ve already started
"playing for a scrub softball
team, and I’m taking a body-
bullding class. | can’t walt

and forsummerso | can go swim-

ming in Lost Lake.

in a sport or some type of
physical activity
this summer?

Gary Strachan

I'm coaching soccer for
the under-10 kids.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 4, 1988 7

Letter

| appears to seta
double standard

To the Editor; :

Reading from a press release
dated April 8, 1988 from the
Premier’s office, the Premier
said, ‘It is unfair for any British
Columbian to be named as the
subject of a police enquiry on

_ the basis of media speculation ...
_ Fairness
. dividual’s reputation and good

dictates that an in-

name be protected’’.

These remarks were made
with respect to the accusations
which were being made regar-
ding the Peter Toigo—Expo
lands affair, and I laud the
Premier for such a philosophy,
but only wish it could be applied
to every British Columbian, in-
cluding cabinet ministers.

An entire Attorney General’s
investigation was ordered, just
over a year ago now, as I was
told by the Deputy Attorney

in my demise as the Minister of
Forest and Lands was based on
supposition and lacked factual
information, and was called for
because of verbal allegations
which it was warned would be
printed in a certain newspaper.
This warning prompted ‘the
Premier to demand my resigna-
tion. Why, where was_ this
holier-than-thou philosophy
then?

If it was there one year ago
and I was treated fairly, then
why, Mr. Premier, is the same
process not followed with the
Expo land affair and Peter
Toigo?

I can be reached by writing the
Parliament Bldgs., Victoria, or
by calling 387-3038 during office
hours or 384-9285 evenings.

Support the democratic pro-
cess. Keep in touch with your

General, ‘‘Because of a front M.L.A.

page story in the Vancouver Jack J. Kempf, M.LL.A.
Sun’’. The Comptroller Omineca
General’s report which resulted ae

Mclsack at 638-1974.

The Kinsmen Club of Terrace meets the first and third
Thursday of every month. For further info., call Steve

Are you Interested in joining an Alzhelmer Support
Group to meet and discuss similar difficulties and
possible solutions? Please contact 635-3178.

TERRACE
DISTRICT
COUNCIL

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