A19-Wednesday, November 12, 1980 - North Shore News

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ALFRED SALE
Businessman. Running for

election to school board for
the first time.

“T have been a resident of
the distnct for 21 years and
have three sons, one still in
the school system. ] have
been active in the com-
munity and now wish to
serve you as a North Van-
courver School trustee

“As an independent
business man | would
provide a counter-balance to
the present educational
establishment domination of
the school board

“My definition of quality is
to obtain the best results
from the available resources.
We have good teachers, and
good facilines. Our students

come from a high socio-
economic background, yet
Provincial test results

showed that they do not do
significantly better than
those from far less fortunate

districts. 1 will work to
improve the standard of
education in) North Van-

couver by making better use
of all our resources

“As a builder, 1 un-
derstand the importance of a
sohd and strong foundation.
Therefore 1 bebeve the
public school system should
provide a good grounding 1n
the “basics”. | also realize
that many people are happy
with the present system. |
will work for EQUAL op-
portunity for those who want
higher standards with the
emphasis placed on
academic vocation
education and discipline in
the classroom

“Task you to support me.
in obtaming these poals ©

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NORMAN ALBAN.
Chartered accountant
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school system that has
retained high standatds in
the basics and at the same
ume has offered a varied and
rich program meeting the
needs of a wide cross secuon
of students

“Continuing to offer these
high standards tn the face of
declining enrolment will be
the challenge of our school
system in fhe next few years

“This will more than ever
require that the provincial
povernment raise its level of
financial

commitment and
implement the  recom-
mendation of the McMath

Commission to assume 75%
of the cost of education
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this year is the Minister of
Finance's proposed
Financial Administration
Act. If passed, it Would

totally destroy

democracy and make school

boards accountable

civic

to

the

provincial government and
not to the taxpayters who
elect them. This cannot be
allowed to happen.”

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