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WEST VANCOUVER
School Board (WVYVSB)_ is
split over whether it should
lobby West Vancouver
District Council (WVDC)
for a financial contribution
towards the censiruction of
a recreational facility at
Vapilano College.

By Surj Rattan
Contributing Writer

Four members of the Capilano
College administration appeared
before WVSB recently to ask for
support in the college’s bid to ab-
tain a $150,000) grant from
WVDC,

The total cost of the recreational
facility, which will include a
2,000-seat gym, raquetball centre
and an exercise centre, is $3.2 mil-
lion.

North Vancouver District Coun-
cil has contributed $400,000 and
North Vancouver City is being
asked for a $200,000 grant. The
remaining amount will come from
the provincial government and
from within the college.

The college will be appearing
before WVDC Nov. 17, but college
president Doug Jardine said since
one in every five West Vancouver
students attends Capilano College,
the school board should help lobby
Sor the grant from council.

He wants WYVSB to send a letter
to council saying the board sup-
ports the recreational facility and
that council should give the
$150,000 grant.

But trustee Hugh Stark said
West Vancouver should not help
pay for anything that will be
located in North Vancouver,

“TE think the money can be spent
better in this community rather
than to support something in
North Vancouver, if the money is
going to be spent, then it should be
spent on something that is going to
benefit us all,’ said Stark.

WVSB chairman Michael Smith
said Capilano College is the only

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WV Schoo! Board asked
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Shore hes, and that there are a@ tot
of West Vancouver residents who
would like to use the recreational
facility.

Jardine pointed out that) there
are only two community colleges in
B.C. that do not have their own

recreational facilities, and that
Capilano College should not be
deprived of one,

WYSB will decide at its next
meeting whether or not it should
support Capilano College in its bid
to obtain a grant from West Van-
couver Council.

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