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Music 791 is unfair
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Dear Editor:

Regarding the spouight review
on Robin Lecky in the Sunday,
Feb. 24 edition of the North
Shore News, we in the free enter-
prise agency business would like
to make a reply to Mr. Lecky,
president of Music 91.

Although [ am flattered that
Mr. Lecky accuses me of being
the only ‘‘axe-grinder,”’ I would
ike to point out that from the
beginning, I have been very for-
tunate in being supported by
Note-Able Entertainment. Pacific
Show Productions, and to a large
degree, by Perryscope Produc-
tions.

{t must be pointed out that all
agencies are in a state of comneti-
tion. Many are depending upon
corporate clientele, and we under-
stand their position of ‘‘quiet
support.”’

Regarding Mir. Lecky’s  state-
ment — “free enterprise agencies
are not capable of handling such a
Jarge undertaking,"* 1 would like
to point out that some of the ma-
jor entertainment companies in
Vancouver have been in business
anywhere from 15 to 30 years.
During that time, we have not on-

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ly provided employment for large
numbers of entertainers, we have
provided entertainment for special
events, conventions, country fairs,
festivals, pubs, hotel lounges, res-
taurants and cruise ships, without
any assistance from grants.

Mr. Lecky is giving the impres-
sion that Music 91 is just starting.
In fact, Music 91 was in progress
as early as last summer with
shopping mall tours throughout
the province and involvement with
some major conventions and First
Night.

The free enterprise agencies pay
for memberships in organizations
such as Tourism Vancouver, the
B.C. Hotel Association, and the
Pub Owners Association, etc.

How are we going to compete
with an organization that con-
tributes anywhere from $5,000 to
$50,000 to various conventions, as
was the case in 1990?

1 am not blaming the staff of
Music 91 — a job is a precious
thing. As I see it, Music 91 is a
project of the Social Credit gov-
ernment.

Sue Cook
Siegel Entertainment Ltd.
Vancouver

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