16 - Wednesday, July 31, 1985 - North Shore News

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Post office move
deserves more ink

Dear Editor:

Recently in a conversation
with my wife, she mentioned
a friend, who on changing
her address, was informed
by the Post Office that it
would cost her nine dollars
and fifty cents.

I assumed that someone
had got some kind of silly
story twisted. I therefore
went down to the local
branch, and was informed
that on changing my ad-
dress, or moving my abode,
in order to receive postal
service I would be required
to purchase a card, and fill
out the details, all of which

would indeed cost me $9.50.

' To say that I was in a
rage, would be the
understatement of the year.

Here a so-called Crown
Corporation has increased
the rates by about one thou-
sand per cent, is penalizing

us for moving, and is still

developing deficit on deficit.

But what infuriates me
most, is the fact no newspa-
per, periodical, or public
body has raised any hell
about this kind of situation.
As for politicians, anyone
who expects anything of any
politician is a fool. They are
all into the trough with all
four feet.

I have come to the sad
conclusion that we are a na-
tion of sheep led by a few
cunning goats. If this were
not so, some politicians and
bureaucrats would be runn-
ing for their lives. Canadians
today remind me of the

What rights
have landlords?

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suited to that position. Are
you discriminating?

I don’t think so.

Running an apartment is
also a business to me and
has been for the past twenty
years. 1 have always had an

adult building; now I’m told -

I'm discriminating .and no
longer have that right.

Who is losing their rights?
Some buildings are not

ve

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suited for children and
would be unfair to the
children and other tenants.

I have had some of my te-
nants for twenty years and
the reason they rent here is
because I have an adult
building. Am [ now going to
have to break my promise to
them? I hope not.

Mrs. I. Rogers
North Vancouver

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Germans in 1934 or 35. As
long as they are fed, anyone
can put a ring through their
nose and lead them around.
Of course we couldn't
produce a Hitler here.
Whether an evil genius, a
madman, a crook, a rogue, a
despot or whatever, at least
he had guts. A quality that
scems to be sadly lacking in
Canada in the year 1985.
Norman J. Sewell
North Vancouver

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