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7 - Friday, November 22, 1985 - North Shore News

Teachers should cut

out left-wing rhetoric

Dear Editor:

If defeated school trustee
candidate D.S. Williams
cannot distinguish the dif-
ference between free specch
and political indoctrination
to captive audiences in
schools, then it is fortunate
that the man was not elected
to the North Vancouver
School Board. How many
employers will allow their
employees to spout their po-
litical views to customers in
stores or places of business?

! We are fortunate that the
i large majority of teachers set
high standards in their
classrooms and avoid par-
tisan comments to their stu-
dents but there are a few
teachers that overstep their
bounds as the principal did
at a school graduation cere-
mony.
po if the good teachers take
i action within their organiza-
tion to seduce the amount of
- Jeft-wing rhetoric by the few,

the students would not be
exposed to bias in the
classroom. The teachers’
Code of Ethics says it all,
“The teacher recognizes that
a privileged relationship with
pupils exists and refrains
from exploiting that rela-
tionship for private advan-

Dear Editor:

My sincere thanks to all
the voters of the city who
turned out on Saturday last
and elected me alderman.

It was a great pleasure for
me to come in third in my
first full term after suc-
ceeding the late Frank Mar-
cino.

Why does CBC

keep Frum on?

Dear Editor: te

It would be interesting to
know what your’ readers
think of Barbara”Frum -
head honcho. of CBC's
“Journal.” :

off the set. In their position
I certainly would!

Who is this hostile charac-
ter? What are her creden-
tials? As the CBC is funded
by Canadian taxpayers, we
have a right to know - (a)
Why was she hired in the
first place? and (b) Why is
she kept on?

J. Henderson

tage’', and ‘The teacher
speaks and acts toward
pupils with respect and
dignity, and deals judicious-
ly with them, always mindful
of their rights and sen-
sibilities."*

R.W, Ropers

North Vancouver

I am particularly grateful
to all my supporters whe
worked so hard and so ef-
fectively on my behalf,

T look forward to the next
two eventful years serving
the citizens of our fine city.

Allan B. Blair
North Vancouver

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