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cessive balanced budgets and fair electoral repre-
sentation. But Vander Zalm’s term has also been
plagued with controversy, scandals, resignations and
conitict-of-interest allegations. While the premier spoke
Friday, he was himself being investigated by the RCMP
and attorney-gencral’s ministry for alleged wrongdoing.

- PREMIER Bill Vander Zalm announced Friday that te
; would call a leadership convention to choose his suc-
cessor. During the news conference, Vander Zalm said

his 4 1/2-year-old government had an achievement re-

ae cord unmatched in Canada. Vander Zaim said that
Boe: among his government's accomplishments were (wo suc-

What do you recall most about Vander Zalm?

Anna Marie
D’Angelo

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INQUIRING REPORTER

NV District Schoo! Board OK

By Patrick Raynard
Contributing Writer

OVERSEAS FIELD trips for
North Vancouver students are on
again, following the victory of the
United Nations coalition in the
Persian Gulf War, the North
Vancouver District 44 School
Board decided March 26.

Roy Blainey

North Vancouver

In’ my mind, it was
Vander Zalm’s opposi-
tion to organized labor
that made hin stand out
the most.

Alex Pigeon

North Vancouvez

How much taxpayers‘
money Vander Zalm
wasted on things such as
giving the Expo land
away for a song.

Pat Stich

Surrey

I recall his stance that
the family is the basic
social structure of socie-
ty. The whole moral
issue and his legislation,

Shawn White

North Vancouver
The way he decimated
education and has been

incredibly unfair
teachers.

Trustee Richard Walton pro-
posed a motion, passed unani-
mously by the board, that the
school district reverse its Feb. 12
decision suspending several off-
shore field trips for security
reasons.

As reported in the Feb. 17
North Shere News, the threat of
terrorist attacks on world airports
had caused a committee of stu-

April is

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pro-family rather than

anti-family.

NORTH VANCOUVER
SCHOOL BOARD

dents, parents and teachers to ad-
vise assistant schools superintend-
ent Chris Kelly that the several

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trips planned for this summer and
fall would be better held off until
the cessation of hostilities.

The board's March 26 decision
means thar the following plans
can go ahead as originally intend-
ed:

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Georgi Powell

North Vancouver

I remember mainly the
scandals. { don’t
to remember anything good
at this point.

S overseas trips

Argyle and Handsworth secondary
schools will send a total of 63
students to Germany and Austria:
© Handsworth wil! also send 14
students to Paris, France and 30
students to Japan;

© Sutherland will send 30 students
to London, England.

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