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| OPINION |
Chinatown
pulling Lees’ strings
An unsigned Chinese poster plastered throughout Chinatown
last weekend accuses former Community Alliance leader Bryce
Rositch of "betraying" his Alliance pals in
Chinatown. The poster says the Gastown architect managed to
move one drug treatment centre out of Gastown and into
Chinatown, at 59 West Pender. |
Expensive
DVD another example of consumer getting shafted
Former National Lampoon writer Henry Beard once penned a
hilarious parody of The Way Things Work series. |
| LETTERS |
Tattooed
city story causes stir
It was refreshing to see such a thoughtful response to
your graffiti article, instead of the usual conservative,
going-to-hell-in-a-handbasket reaction usually elicited from
your readers. |
Olson
just doing his job
So, Mr. Olson’s column pulled your chain, Mr. Hearne. Good!
It irritated you enough to vent your spleen on the situation
and hopefully, to cause others to think seriously about the
problems. |
Transit
riders need champion
I’d like to remind everyone about the bus strike, about kids
sleeping over at friends so that they are within walking
distance of their schools. Or of people cooped up because they
can’t walk any distance or afford a taxi. |
Grace
found in time for birthday
I am pleased to say that it was a successful enterprise
and I was kindly called by her doctor John Craig Myle, who
told me that she is in Carleton Lodge nursing home in Burnaby
and will be enjoying her 94th birthday on May 4. |
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