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AS - Friday, October 19, 1984 - North Shore News

W. VAN HEALTH

Board's) planned

cuts in its budget allocation to the North Shore
Union Board of Health (NSUBH) will result in that
municipality having the worst public health stat fing

ratio in the province.

NSU BH Secretary
Treasurer WE. MacBean has
warned West Vancouver
trustees that the board's
planned reduction” from
$237,000 in 1984 to $200,000
in 1988 and approximately
$150,000 in 1986 would lead
to the loss of three full-time
nursing positions

“To put the question in its
true perspective, this would
mean that almost half of our
existing nursing staff in West
Vancouver would have to po
and, so far as comparative
ratios are concerned, West
Vancouver would now pro-
bably represent the worst in
the province.” MacBean
said

MacBean added
existing staff ratro
already tallen below
metrapolitan areas

Ann Willams. Director of
Nursing for the NSUBH,
went even further, claiming
that West Vancouver ‘will
lose completely the fine
pubhe health program that
we have all worked so hard to
develop

“What will happen to the
community work? The
newborn, preschoolers and
sentors will all be attected as
well as the school children

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teachers would

have to
assume the total responsibili-
ty tor the tamily hte pro-

grams and it would be ex-
tremely difficult to provide
any early intervention if there
are intestanons of lice or
scabies.’ Williams said

According to School Board
Chairman Dawn Sikula, the
NSUBH will be tacing a dif-
ficult year of budgeting, as it
will need a 7.76 per cent in-

crease (tO ‘“‘meet the same
needs as last vear "
Sikula told the School

Board that the NSL'BH was
asking for $283,000 for 1985
trom West Vancouver, up
$37,000 fram 1984) and
$83,000 more than West Van-
couver saves it wall give
Trustee Michael Smith said

Fitness:
What it does for your body
it does

for your mind.

Warning raised
as funding cut

WEST VANCOUVER School

the Distriet was not recemving

$283 000 worth of services
and pointed out that the
Ministry of Education only

allowed the board to spend
$1 80,000

“The rest of the money
will have ta come out of the
teaching account.... clearly ut
isnot the board's yurisdicnhion

to subsidize health care in
West Vancouver, Smith
said.

Smith had moved a motion
to ask the District's lawyers
to draw up a bylaw which
would allow West Vancouver
to pull out of the NSUBH.
His motion, supported by
trustee Margot Furk, failed.

Smith went on to complain
that the municipalities should
be funding the public health
department, “not the school
board ""

The board decided to send
a letter to the Uemion Board ot
Health telling them that tt

could not afford any more
money. other than the
original allotment of
$200 000 tor TYRS and

$150,000 tor 1986

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