Mailbox ——
Visitor’s viewpoint
is given in verse

Dear Editor:

As a visitor during 1985
and 1986, | wish to con-
gratulate the city of Van-
couver on the cleanliness of
their streets and properties.
Also, their remarkable
friendliness and excellent
manners shown by all the
people. Having travelled
most of Europe and the
British Isles, 1 find your sce-
nery absolutely breathtak-
ing.

Regarding your Gov-
ernment’s policy towards
South Africa, I find it
regrettable and therefore
state it in the following
verse:

South African’s Visitor’s

Viewpoint

The Canadian Government
think that they can bring
South Africa to her knees,
Its just not as casy as felling
trees,

You are interfering with our
internal affairs

Rather concentrate on your
country’s cares

Apartheid is just about a
thing of the past

According to the Gov-
ernment reform program it
cannot last

Your information about
South Africa are half truths
Much is slanderous and
from propoganda sleuths
You threaten us with man-
datory sanctions

The Blacks whom you want

MUFFLE MANNERS
Column causes yawns

Dear Editor:

As a Gentle Reader, 1 am
extremely disappointed at
the North Shore News’
complete lack of concern for
the state of muscles in my
right arm, as I am con-
tinuously moving my arm to

stifle yawns whilst trying to
read a certain column. Much
more of this and ! will be
unable to play tennis due to
muscie fatigue!

Incidentally, I have seen
some children on the North
Shore! | have never heard
them, of course. But if 1 did

to assist with be more af-
fected by your actions

With your press and televi-
sion you are trying to dictate
That is just where you are
making a mistake
Constructive dialogue must
be the order of the day

By this missapprehension
can be cleared away
Disinvestment means many
jobs lost

That must be avoided at all
costs

Come Canadians you are
well known for your
generosity
Can't we
ferocity?

avoid all the

L. Jacobson
South Africa

I’m sure they would ask for
a fun column of their own -
instead of good newspaper
space being wasted on ab-
solute dribble. How about
it?

Ann Altenburg
North Vancouver

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