NOMINATED to run for re-
election to North Vancouver
School Board in next
month’s elections

tax base. Local taxpayers
have lost their democratic
voice in local education. The
cutbacks this year have

dollars in taxes this year that
were not returned in
educational services— Vict-
oria just. kept the money.

~ Dorothy. Lynas —and-— “seriously damaged -our—Our-chief-duty seems to be-
Crawford Kilian.. ability to deliver quality to protect.our children and

The two incumbent’ education. I intend to fight
trustees..were endorsed. at a._.to regain our autonomy, and:
general meeting of the North
Vancouver Voters’ the best in B.C.” .
Association (NoVVA) on i

schools .against our own.
“ministry of education.”

Both trustees are alarmed
at cutbacks demanded for
1983. “We're looking at a cut
of : almost. five million dollars

Says Lynas:
“teachers _ jobs and school

‘CRAWFORD KILIAN DOROTHY LYNAS

draperies
by S. Laursen

October 25-30

Custom Draperies, Bedspreads
1” Venetian, Vertical and Wooden Bilndsa

“In-home Service’’

FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN
All blinds 20% off list
Labour per panel $5.50
(unlined). $6.50 (lined).

FOR THE FINAL TOUCH
8 a.m. to G p.m. Monday thru Saturday

call 987-2966

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programs, we'll have no
money for building repairs,
maintenance, or equip-
ment.”

“We're also having to
charge rent for community
use of school facilities,” adds
Kilian. “Groups like Guides
and Scouts are being hurt.
We don’t like it, but we have
no choice.”

Long active in community
groups..such as the North
Shore Union Board of
Health and Neighbourhood

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SCOSOSHCOHOHOOOCOO

_Tickets in advance 687-1 81 8

Tickets in advance 687-1 818

A3 - Wednesday, October 13, 1982 - North/ Shore News

MOVING trees in a big
way is this special truck
and “root scooper”,

seen here uprooting and
‘taking away tall trees at
the site of the new
courthouse project on
23rd Avenue in North
(Terry

Vancouver.

Peters photo)

House, Dorothy Lynas was
recently named Woman of
the Year by the North Shore
Business and Professional
Women's Club.

An instructor at Capilano
College since it opened in
1968, Crawford Kilian. was.a
spokesman for the Com-
mittee for Cove Cliff School.
He is a writer as well, having
published two children’s
books, a history of B.C.’s
Black pioneers, and three
novels.

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TV Time .. 8190
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