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restructured so as each and every
province is represented equally in
the upper house, and the will of
ee people supersedes the party
ine.

Joe Boulter
Victoria

Be careful when :

crossing sireeis

Editor:

I hope that by writing this letter
it can help prevent another inci-
dent such as the one that I wit-
nessed the other night.

I saw an elderly man struck
down by a vehicle. It was a nice
clear night, a good one for a brisk
walk in the evening, and in a
matter of a few seconds the lives of
many were altered forever.

I am not here to blame or
question right or wrong of the
accident but only to try and help
prevent this happening to someone
else.

As a pedestrian you are but a
small and fragile article on the
roads of the town and you must be
aware of all that is around you.
Take the precautions when going
out for that late night stroll even if
it 1s down the block.

Be sure to wear something light-
colored or reflective. Something
that may save your life. Before you
walk out onto any road be sure you
look and observe what is happen-
ing.

Because you are at a comer does
not mean that you have the right of
way, be conscious of what is

happening or it could cost you.

your life.

And to the drivers of the hurling
masses of metal which we so enjoy
to drive, we must remember to be
aware that on every corner and
intersection there is the potential
for a person to be there.

We know who will win in an
altercation of a pedestrian and the
vehicle, the vehicle wins with very
little damage. As compared to the
repercussions this causes to those
involved their families and loved
ones.

The impact lasts a life time and

and don’t know
which way to turn,

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you Cannot say, what if, or turn
back the clock. So the responsibil-
ity is all of ours to try and protect
our lives and the lives of others.
Please be a defensive driver and a
defensive walker.

‘Let’s keep ourselves alive to
enjoy what there is to give, rather
than the grief we might have to
survive with each day of our life.

Rita A. Dore
Sidney

Teachers were a
positive influence

Editor:

In response to last week’s com-
ment by Rian Martin (Concemed
for the children, Reader’s Mail-
box, The Review).

I believe, as you do, that “educa-
tion of children is a sacred night,
and not just a business function of
society.’ I also believe, as you do,
that children should understand
what sexual assault is, and that in
the case of such an event, they
should tell someone.

However, unlike you, I have not
made judgments.

I took part in the Outdoor Lead-
ership program at North Saanich
School, and I was also taught an
academic course by one of the
gentlemen. I was never harassed,
abused, or assaulted in any way, by

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either man. In fact, I found them to
be two individuals who had a
positive influence on me.

I believe this problem has been
created by various’ interpretations
of sexual assault, exaggeration and
ignorance. I also believe that nerv-
ous parents encouraging their chil-
dren to come forward with perti-
nent information, could in fact
backfire, and encourage children
to exaggerate, or make up stories.

Whatever the legal outcome may
be, some things will stay the same;
both teachers are kind, helpful,
and full of knowledge that should
be greatly valued.

Tracy Tisserand
Sidney

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