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Dear Editor:

For some considerable time 1
have resisted a strong urge to write
tegarding the odious columns of
Mr. Doug Collins.

I think he should give some
thought to changing his name from
Collins to Colic (a severe
spasmodic griping painin the belly).

My feelings about Mr. Colic
date back to watching him on CBC
television. In those days the pres-
ent six o'clock news hour included

a public affairs section which
vovered Jive interviews with pro-
minent visitors to the city and local
individuals who for one reason of
another found themselves in’ the
headlines.

The interviewers varied, but in-
cluded Mr, Colic, who, if the sub-
ject appeared to demand it, ap-
peared to relish going on the at-
tuck, coming on stronge and
stronger if the interviewee accepted
his strong-arm and loud-mouthed

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Naturally, not everyone did, and
as soon as it became obvious that
Mr. C. had more than met his
match, he changed completely and
adopted a smarmy line thal was
sickening (by contrast) in the ex-
treme,

Mr. C. is presently in die ‘hap-
py’ position of not having to face
those whom he maligns. If he were
given an opportunity to interview
Mr. Mulroney on television |

Garden

7 - Wednesday, October 8,

oug stand for?

wonder whether he would have the
nerve to accuse him of having ‘tno
more savvy than @ scarecrow, a
nincompoop, a thickwit, a dunce
and a dullard*' or whether he
would console him with the state-
ment that “the other parties are as
bad in all these things as you are’’.
It would be interesting to know
what, if anything, Mr. Collins
stands for.
Jos Surgenor
North Vancouver

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