A2 - Sunday, November 13, 1983 - North Shore News

QUALITY

EDUCATION

during times

of restraint * North Vancouver has one of the finest education

systems in the province. Our Grade 12
graduates receive 12 per cent of all provincial

takes e ‘th veneer School District’s budget
a lot of

was cut $1.5 million this year. By 1986
another $8.3 million will be lost.
© To maintain the district’s high standards while
° e ° e meeting these budget cuts will mean 120 jobs
: lost, larger classes, fewer programs.and dosed
schools.

¢ During times of economic hardship, the school
board must show leadership in belt-tightening,
_ but with $8.3 million being taken out of the
District’s budget over the next three years,
C.A.R.E., The Citizens’ Association for
Responsible Education, feels we need
experienced, dedicated and concerned trustees

to ensure our children get the education they
need.

C.A.R.E. endorses these candidates for Re a

: ‘ District resident for 6 years
election November 19 because Of thetr tt a - North Shore real estate agent
qualifications, experience and dedication to the a : ; - Incumbent school board trustee

education Of the children of North Vancouver. : for 6 yeon,

6 years on the Capilano College
Board

member of North Vancouver
Recreation Board

REV. ROY DUNGEY Niiakst MARGARET JESSUP Pah CHIEF PHILP JOE
ordained Anglican priest ee Xs past Board chairman “of ;
octive in North Shore partsh Pye Incumbent school trustee ‘
offairs — “ae 1979-83 . s
incumbent school trustee ocean Kati \ cares 1 director of private North
1981-63 » M Tee ore Family Services Agency
employed by 8 ( Parole Board a , long time North Shore resident
as a paroles analyst

For a ride to the polls on November 19, call C.A.R.E. at 980-4941