Dear Editor:

My reaction to letters such
as written by Miss Eileen
Scott, (Wed., Oct. 27) is one
of deep frustration and
worry.

It is indeed a source of
frustration that people such
as Miss Scott, blessed with a
generous talent to articulate,
base their opinions on
romantic nostalgia, rather
than on the reality of what
the present day government
is determined to impose.

The facts are that in order
to manage the world of the
future, our children’ will
need vast resources of
knowledge and = un-
derstanding. To imagine that
our children can plan for,
maintain and direct the
complex world of tomorrow,
for themselves and for their
families, with a “good old
fashioned education” is pure
folly. Alone, the “three Rs”
of the Little Red School
House, sufficient for our
grandparents, will not equip
our children to successfully
fulfill the fr i but
exciting responsibilities
ahead. An education based
on a “Dick and Jane”
mentality, which does not
expose our children to the
vast and varied facets of our

Niv
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who wish to invest in the
future to examine the
motives of all candidates for
school trustee in the up
coming elections. On

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frends are special.

Dear Editor:

With reference to your
expose of the North Van-
couver Voters Association
(NoVVA) and your sub-
sequent editorial of October
31, it would appear to be
rather premature for the
Taxpayers Association for
Good Government (TAGG),
to disappear from the scene,
as has been suggested.

NoVVA members
presently dominate the

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couver District elections. It
is more likely that, because
of the unwanted pbulicity
your paper has given to
them, NoVVA has gone
undergound until such time
that the revelations have

been fogotten.

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North Vancouver

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