THE NORTH Shore Independent Schools Society
will get another hearing from the North Vancouver
School Board, but according to some trustees, the
society will have to come up with a very good offer
for the use of Hamilton School.

The society was recently more Elementary in the
turned down by West Van British Properties
couver School Trustees on a West Vancouver
$59,000 a year offer for Gien- impressed by

was not
the offer

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By BILL BEL!

because it would have to
share those funds with the
provincial government. And
the small amount thcry would
be allowed to keep would
have to be spent on capital
projects according to. the

Independent School goes back before NV board

regulations contained in the
School’s Act

At the North Vancouver
Board mecting, Trustee
Margaret Jessup told the
sOcicty members that she
wanted to hear a delegation
and receive its brief on a

‘proposal for use of a part of

Hamihon Schoo!l.”’

Chairman Roy Dungcy
assured the delegation that
the board was prepared to
hear a proposal at its March
27 mecting.

Dungey also told the
meeting that the board would
make a decision quickly, bar-
ring the necessity for research
into the proposal.

Vancouver

Me

Another
$100
Friday
Winner

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