11 - Sunday, May 10, 1987 - North Shore News

WORK-TO-RULE
N. Van parent denied
teachers’ schedules

A NORTH Vancouver parent has been denied teachers’

schedules by North Vancouver School District administra- |

tion. NORTH VANCOUVER parent
By KIM PEMBERTON man reach her objective. Margie Goodman...wants infor-

News Reporter “We wish there was (class) mation to see when teachers would
; preparation time. It’s realiy been have time available to help stu-
Margie Goodman, also a past reduced quite substantially.’ dents.

North Vancouver School Board

trustee, said she wants the infor-

r.ation to see when teachers would

have time available during their

working hours for students in need . Popular Demand

of extra help.

But acting school superintendent ae / . TANNING

Pat Bell said the school board will

have to decide whether to release SPECIAL

that information at its next §f :
meeting May 12. Bell said the in- § ‘| 510 off Ss BM?
formation requested pertained to | all packages a@ upg
employee contracts, and conse- .

quently he would need the board’s || Special Ends May 15th /87 }

approval on whether or not to 5
release it. ; Open 7 days a week.
“It has nothing to do with the j TROPIC TAN

board,’’ said Goodman.
seunry hg #101 - 1975 Lonsdale Ave.
We need to get on with it. 988-2004

These kids need help now...exams
are coming up in a month’s time.

She said she believes the infor-
mation should be public because
the school is a public place.

B.C. teachers began a work-to-
rule campaign last month to pro-
test proposed government educa-
tion legislation.

“If teachers really are concerned

for the students, like they say they :
are, this would be an opportunity (in the Lonsdale Quay Market)

for them to help out the kids dur- ... is LQ@KING for a Manager

ing class preparation time,’’ she

said. ; ... is L@QKING for a Manager

Andy Krawezyk, president of

North V T , ‘ : * :
NEWS photo Stead Davis | A Socration. aereed with Goodiwan with retail experience, who is

KAYLENE likes painting and enjoys a trip to the mountains for skiing. | that the schedules are not con- career-minded,
She has plans to travel throughout South America. fidential. But he doubted whether self-motivated and creative.

the schedules would help Good-

Ch i . ——— Are you LOQKING for a stimulating,

ar ges al d TM Cheshire Ch ese: Yop fulfilling, challenging, never a dull moment
SEVEN COUNTS of mischief and SARC estate tee ~ ee job experience, with an opportunity to
three counts of theft were laid j . : i omnmany.
against a West Vancouver man WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS grow wiih an innovative ¢ pany
who allegedly spray-painted vehi- Pp R N $ 95 eee well LOGK no further
cles parked Sa me Royal south od RIME IB IGHT | 9 Resumes are now being accepted at

moe Enjoy our Famous Prime Rib Dinner with Yorkshire Pudding D d

address, was arrested May 2. Open Daily trom llam serving Lunch and Dinner OWER COTTAGE, Lonsdale Quay Market

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