All - Sunday, October 30, 1983 - North Shore News

Budget talks will stay secret says NV board

ARE NORTH Vancouver School Trustees doing
too much business in the secrecy of in-camera

meetings?

Trustee Ross Regan thinks
so, but at the Tuesday night
board meeting, he failed to
get a seconder to his motion

By BILL BELL

Vancouver cannot hear the

Board policy states that all
school issues, except person-
nel and land sales, should be

dealt with at the public
meeting.
Trustees told The News

after the meeting that they
would be discussing salary

nent of keeping as many
board items as possible off
the in-camera agenda and on
the public meeting.

Acting chairman Roy
Dungey said the board
members were discussing the

Doug Vincent and Bruce
MacFarlane have told the
News that they intend to run
in the upcoming fall board
election.

Sarsfield, a Canadian Ox-
idental Supervisor, said he in-

Corporation
manager,

project
and Vincent, a

Vancouver Board of Trade
employee, will go up against
incumbents Frank Warbur-
ton and Verna Smelovsky in
the District.

budget implications with the tends to run in the City

to place the budget discussion debate on the budget ...the items in the budget and public at various school against incumbents Chief
into the open meeting. generality of the budget therefore ‘‘had to deal with meetings. Philip Joe, Margaret Jessup
**] think it in appropriate discussion should be done in the budget in-camera.”’ In other school related and Roy Dungey. Mac-
that the citizens of North open session,’’ Regan said. Regan has been a propo-_ business, Ernie Sarsfield, Farlane, a B.C. Development

British Properties & Area Homeowners Association
of West Vancouver

ANNUAL MEETING

Wednesday, November 2nd at 8:00 p.m.

Jehn J Hornell

S. Howard Sanderson

The annual meeting will be held at Sentinel Secondary School,
1250 Chartwell next Tuesday evening. The Sentinel School Band
under the direction of Dr. Dan Bristow will entertain the arriving
pubhc from 7:30 p.m. until the meeting commences. The guest
speaker will be West Vancouver Police Chief John Hornell. His subject
will be “*Pohcing in a Modern Society’.

President Howard Sanderson wall give his report and four new
directors of the assoctation will be nominated trom the floor. There wall

be a question period at the end of the meeting and Mayor Humphreys
VILLAGE SQUARES square dancers, urged on by caller Brian Murdoch, go through the will be in attendance to answer questions Refreshments will be served
paces Mondays at 8 p.m. at Lonsdale Schoo! and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at Delbrook Cen- by the Sentinel Home Economics Class atter the meeting adjourns.
tre. Drop in, meet some new friends and give it a whirl. ‘ ‘

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