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* Charinaine. Peal, 19, of
Nisga’ a ‘Elementary-Secondary
travelled: to ‘Ottawa last month
as one-oF 145. sludents. from
act s.the country. participating

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diag 8 Program. ‘The program
brings over 500 studerits each
year, to. Ottawa la gee how
government works,

“ “4 learned: how ‘busy they
realty are;’’ she said, “The press
makes it seem, like they’ re nat
doing their jobs: ‘sometimes.’

na “tock “premiers’ con-
ference students decided
Canada heeds new acts to deal
with native. rights, immigration
and the learning of fanguages i in
schools.

‘*] asked as.a nalive person
do | have to’-learn three
languages,’” Peal said. ‘‘Fhey

Charmaine Peal
about their

language and
cullure,"’ .

A French-Canadian girl tried .

to ask-Peal about her Nisga’a
culture, but communication was

just couldn't answer me and. - difficult as Peal does not speak

then they said I'd have to learn
all three.’’

‘Peat ‘dlso found that language
isan issue on ‘the personal as
well a8 the: official. level,
The ‘Quebe udents seem-

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TERRACE — A city resident
says she ‘wants something done
about parking congestian on
streets bordering Christy Park.

‘Lily Nielsen appeared before
council last week to call for en-
forced . ‘resident-only parking
ear the intersection of Sparks
St. and McConnell Ave.

She’ said the parking lot at the
soccer fields across the street
house frequently
overflows; and cars end up
parked ‘Sbumper- “Lo. -bumper.”"

*Nielsen — who lives at 3734
‘Sparks -= Says her parking,
‘space is frequently violated and
‘her. front Jawn has been
destroyed.

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~The students held ‘mack pro-
vincial elections, and drew up
three main. goals. for their pro-
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who agreed the Christy Park lot
is being used at capacity.

Council voted to refer the
issue to its next planning and
public works commiltee
meeting.

Nielsen also objects | to the ci-
ty’s policy of grooming the read
‘shoulders near her house, a
practice she says stirs up large
clouds of dust.

"(The gravel) was even and
there was nothing wrong with
it,’ she said, ‘‘Now it’s going to
be- just a mess oul there, They
talk. about beautification and

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Museum of Civilization and the @
National Art Gallery, .

“Most of the people wanted i
to visit the art gallery because of §
The Voice of Fire and the meat
dress (two. controversial - ex-
hibits)" Peal ‘said. :

Peal also met NDP. leader
Audrey McLaughlin. and §
Liberal leader Jean Cretien who §
has also served as Indian affairs
minister.

-“] pinned him with a Nisga’ a
button and he said, ‘Oh, is that
Kincolith,’ so he. remembered
Kincolith.”’ “

Peal said that although she
wants to be a journalist, she
may some day end up in
politics. —

“It’s something to consider
because it seems quite in-]
leresling. You have to really
know what you want.’*

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destroy.””

She said she pays $500 a year
for the upkeep of a paved raod,
yet still is plagued by dust. In
1977: she ran for city council
under the platform of proper
dust management, f

The city didn’t set aside any
money specifically for dust con- &
tral in this year’s budget, but
decided city crews will apply
dust suppressants —. such as§
calcium chloride — if residents
on gravel roads pay for the
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