* NORMAN ALBAN:

Incumbent school trustee for.
six years and school board
chairman 1974 and 1978.:
Management consultant and
Chartered Accountant. .
University of . Toronto.
commerce degree.

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management consultancy for.
schoo! boards, the Ministry |
of Education and. other B.C.

educational institutions. —

~ JAMES HEMPHILL

Teacher in North Van-
couver. North . Shore
resident for 39 years and
West Vancouver property-

owner for 14 years. Three |

children in the West Van
school system.

“Instead of annually in-
creasing the homeowner's
burden, I believe~ school
taxes should be removed
from the property owner,,.
since education benefits
‘ everyone. Post-secondary
education should be the
responsibility of the
provincial government since

it is beyond the resources of

the municipality.

‘“We need to develop a

Spirit of cooperation and
goodwill between
trustees and teachers if we
are to maintain a: superior
educational system during
the time of declining
enrolment.

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‘two years the major task.
‘facing the board will be to
‘maintain a high level. of.
educational programming,

- motivated

should have less input at the

the .

“I believe that in the next

developed and delivered by
teachers.

‘Students must be provided |

with programs centred on —
their needs and those of their

, Community and be invited to

- excel. oa . :

--“] will make a significant _

contribution to the con-
tinued orderly development

and management of - the
District during the next
term.” - .

_ “Some people seem to be
concerned with the. fact that -

._I am a member of the
| B.C.T-.F. which, by the way,

I must join. If I come upon a

Situation which puts me in
.. conflict, I- ‘shall naturally
- withdraw from voting on the
- issue as should any other
' trustee who finds himself ina
' position of conflict.

_“] propose that the local.
-teaching associations and ~

the local’ school. boards:
become more autonomous. I
believe that ‘the.. B.C.T.F.

local level and iet the local
school board and _ teachers
work together to solve the
unique problems which West

“Schools have gone
through a period of trying to.

Vancouver has in education.

MARK SAGER

Lifelong WV. resident.
Working director of family
-. furniture store business and
served ‘as president, Dus-

do too much and should now —

decide what they should and -
‘Should not do. In a time of
declining enrolment we have
a unique opportunity to be
imaginative and creative -
without expanding
programs.” :

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- Studied political science and

business management at

UBC and University of

Hawaii. Regular attender at

all council meetings and has

rved on council com-
mittees. Chairman of 1978

Community Day Committee.
‘Private pilot and avid
sportsman. | ot

“Tt is fashionable of
anyone running for public
office to

The promises usually span

every area in which the
candidate feels there is voter

concern. In running for

“ school board one could

promise: to remove school

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promises made and then -

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commitment, one. ‘that.

know I can keep. That is to
dedicate all of the time and
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““] can bring to the school —
board a sound | financial
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teaching staff to student 2
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“ objective view to the board,
math. the school act, public
e day: after the school regulations,

forgotten _the day budget and the work of the

I years. I--have studied the

there are some items which | .
‘would like to question and

_ be. better ‘informed. on. The
only place I can do this in an

effective “way is on the

Board, asa member.”

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