A2 - Friday, October 5, 1984 - North Shore News

UNDER CARE BANNER
Four enter NV school race

THE CITIZENS Association for Responsible
Education (CARE) endorsed four school trustee
candidates Tuesday night for the coming civic elec-
tion in the District of North Vancouver.

And it ‘did not take long

for the candidates to outline

By BILL BELL

boards.

“‘| find myself in a very
difficult position, watching
our education system im-
prove over the past 44 years
of my involvement, and now
being faced with the dis-

user fees creeping into the
school system and a move-
ment to private schools.
‘‘Education is the last
place that restraint should
take place, it is the future
and we must fight long and

equities, as unfair tax system
that hit the North Shore tax-
payer the hardest, while the
budget cuts have been
heaped on the North Van-
couver school system harder
than on any other school

Williams, one of the more
articulate speakers, is an ex-
ecutive producer of the
popular CBC series Beach-
combers and a past president
of the Canadian Directors
Guild. He also has children

their platform... a strong
defense of the public school
system.

Incumbents Verna
Smelovsky and Dorothy
Lynas, and newcomers Don
Williams and Maureen
Buhler were chosen, while
Neil Carroll, who also sought

hard to turn this around for
our children.”

Smelovsky, a trustee for
seven years accused the pro-
vincial government for singl-
ing out North Vancouver
taxpayers for ‘‘ufifair
treatment.”’

“The provincial govern-
ment has given us a lot of in-

assembling of a good system
by the provincial govern-
ment,’’ Lynas told the 35
CARE supporters.

district,’’ Smelovsky said. in the North Vancouver

the endorsation, school system.
sidelined.

Lynas, a school trustee for
the past 25 years led the at-
tack, criticizing the provin-
cial government's cuts to
education, while demanding
more autonomy for school

was

Buhler, an active Com-

munity School supporter and
mother of two school aged
children also defended the
public school system, calling
for an end to the financing of
private schools and for more
school autonomy.

“IL believe in abroad
education, a comprehensive
education... it is necessary to
know that two plus two make
four, both in the arithmetical!
sense and in the reasoning
sense,’’ Williams said.

‘‘We have lost autonomy,
there has been a centraliza-
uon of control, while the
universality of education has
been undermined... we see

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