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Tenders out
for extended care

THE Greater Vancouver
Regional Distnct Board of
Directors has approved the
calling of tenders for a 125
bed addition to the extended
care unit at Lions Gate
Hospital.

It is expected that tenders
will be called immediately
and the ‘project could be

under construction within
four months.
It will take about two

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Cost of the project, in-
cluding construction,
equipment and other work,
is estimated at about $8.6
million. The cost will be
shared by the provincial
Ministry of Health and the
GVRD.

The addition will increase
the number of extended care
beds at LGH to 195. Studies
show the need for more
extended care facilities on
the North Shore.

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A random sample of West
Vancouver households and
parents will be questioned
near the end of July “to find
out what the community
perceives as important in
education”, Ed Carlin,
Superintendent of Schools in
West Vancouver, has an-
nounced. The educational
priorities survey has been
approved and funded by the
Provincial Government
because of its potential use
to other school districts.

The survey results will be
used by Carlin to assist in
developing a_ long-range
priority plan for the School
District.

The priority plan study
recently approved by the
Schvol Board will be
presented by Carlin in the

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Fali si time for the
preparation of the 1983
budget submission to the

Ministry of Education.

West Vancouver will be
the first school district in
B.C «+ base its resource

Manage uent on defined
prioritics rather than on the
present incremental
budgeting system in which,
Carlin explains, ‘‘all
program: and increases in
service ure assumed to be
equally worthy and
necessary for the operation
of the district.”

With the present

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School survey set for this month

budgeting system no pattern
of priorities is available to
ensure that all programs
provided are, in fact, im-
portant.

“Ata time of restraint it is
important to know clearly
what the priorities are and
where to put the School

District's resources,” said
Carlin.
“All indications tell us

money for education will
become more. scarce
because of other societal
needs. Consequently,
education, if it is to receive
less of the G.N.P. than in the

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(Olga Ruskin is a regular
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