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Youth will pay for NDP

Dear Editor:

I am a young man of
almost 22. I have before me
several pieces of NDP
literature put out by Mr.
Schreck’s campaign office. It
is quite interesting to read
them.

The NDP, although very
concerned about education
and health care, don’t un-
derstand the tremendous
strain that their policies and
programs will put on the
economy. The Province says
NDP proposals will cost 900
million dollars, but I say
(allowing for inflation, etc.)

Rhinoceros
Party makes
more sense

Dear Editor:

Neither Mr. Bennett nor
Mr. Barrett are offering the
solutions.

Many of us are working
for parties that once held our
beliefs, in either free en-
terprise or sécialism. Now
we can watch as our parties
are almost merging; both are
afraid to stand up for their
“ideologies” in a vain at-
tempt to “win the voters”.

The Rhinoceros Party
begins to make a lot more
sense!

Sue Cook
North Vancouver

that they will amount to two
billion dollars or more!

Why do the NDP scream
about “mismanagement of
the economy” by the
Socreds when they want to
turn around and triple the
deficit? Mr. Barrett and Mr.
Schreck - who's calling who
a bunch of “hypocrites”?

Mr. Schreck, you can’t
mortgage the future of this
province to pay for the
present. All you're doing is
dumping the problem on
young people like myself.
What a thing to look forward
to!

I don’t think putting more
money into education will
secure the future for young
people. I graduated from the

public school system four

years ago and I know.
Young people must be

taught to love learning and
to become contributing
members of society. Given
that, teachers must learn to
properly manage _ the
resources available to them.

My final statement is
intended for the undecided
voters of North
Van/Seymour: please vote
for Mr. Davis of the Social
Credit party. He stands for
free enterprise and stopping
the encroachment of
government into the private
sector. He believes that the
future can only be secured if
young people like myself are
allowed the freedom to
develop their potential] and
not be burdened by high
taxes.

David Janis
North Vancouver

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