A8 - Sunday, November 14, 1982 - North Shore News

Sunshine
Guy ‘cheap’

Dear Editor:
Your “Sunday Brunch”
has asked of us guys how we

feel about the “Sunshine
Guy” theme.

I assure you, had I written
what I felt even a week after
first seeing that “tasteless
smut’, even Penthouse
wouldn't have been able to
print it. °

What cheap, exploitive,
sensationalism your paper
has come up with in order to
acquire women’s interest. I
just bet, since Shawn has
come on the :scene, every
woman on the North Shore is
now opening The News to
page Sfirst.

Pretty soon youll be
wanting the next guy to undo
the top 4 or 5 buttons of his
shirt or even worse take it off
completely.

To The News I say, get us
off page 5 and back in the
bars where we belong.

As for you ladies, we men
are not sex objects, to be
leered at, slobbered over,
fantasized about or used as

wallpaper on steno pool
walls.

I can only hope that the.

“concerned woman's”
gets on The News case.
How about using a kitchen
as a background for the next
“Sunshine Girl”; that’s what
Fd call descriptive jour-
nalism
R.E. Taylor
‘North Vancouver

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OPEN LETTER TO
W.VAN: MAYOR
DERRICK HUMPHREYS

I feel sure you will agree
with me that, especially
during these difficult days, it
is the duty of leaders in all
walks of life to use their
whole influence to firstly
sustain and then raise their
fellow countrymen’s morale.

With that in mind I
respectfully draw your at-
tention to a West Vancouver
police spokesman’s threat
(North Shore News, Nov. 7)
that “People can expect to
be stopped at random road
blocks at any given time and
any given place...

In this taxpayer's $ opinion,
such. bluster, together with
its implementation, can have
the effect only of adversely
affecting public morale as
well as creating barriers of
resentment between nor-
mally cooperative citizens
and their servants, the
police.

My judgement stems from
a random “Document
Check” road block (2 police
cars, 3 or 4 constables) at
4100 block Marine Drive,
October 8, 12 noon-1 p.m.).

Those stopped were
neither malefactors nor even
suspected persons, so that
the arbitrary halting and
examination of these law-

iding citizens bound upon
their useful business ap-
peared to be -staged for the
purpose of seeking to un-

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It was a very un-Canadian
experience for those sub-
jected to hold-up and in-
terrogation. Without doubt
humiliating and more in line
with what one might expect
to suffer in lands where
freedom knows no cham-
pion.

I have not
counsel as to the ultimate
legality of an arbitrary police
road block policy in times of
peace, yet, all my instincts
persuade me. that what is
being done is not in accord
with hard-won tradition:
only when real emergency
exists may armed con-
stabulary halt innocent
passing citizens and compel

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expectation of being ar-
bitrarily halted and _ in-
terrogated “at any time and —
at any place”.

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The past decade has seen

a steady whittling away of
Canadians’ freedoms to the
detriment of native
initiative, independence and
vigour (three attributes
sorely needed today). And I
have no doubt that the above
quoted police spokesman’s
pronouncement would have
been both condemned and
rejected by an_ earlier
generation of West Van-
couverites of pioneer stock
as an unacceptable intrusion
upon their right to travel the
highways without let or
hindrance.

I would beg you to do your
bit towards maintaining
public morale by seeing that
West Vancouver taxpayers
may drive along their streets

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