WEST VAN SCHOOL
BOARD Candidates (1
to r) Margot Furk,
*Fran McDowell, Dawn
Sikula.

FURK, Margot
BACKGROUND: Treasurer of the
B.C. UNICEF Committee. Director
of Finance, Vanguard Institute.
Treasurer of a local charter airline.
Active in several community groups.

Chartered accountant. Married
with two children. West Van resident
for 12 years.

PLATFORM: Quality education ata
cost residents can afford.

Pressure on the provincial
government for a more equitable
school financing formula.

Responsible school budgeting at

the local level. Conscientious
management of educational
resources.

Cntcal cost-benefit appraisal of
all new programs to ensure quality.
not just quantity.

Reduce provincial school
bureaucracy to give teachers a more
clearly defined role -- and local
taxpayers, parents and trustees more
flexibility in decision-making.

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SCHOOL
. BOARD

McDOWELL, Fran

BACKGROUND: Incumbent school
trustee seeking re-election.

Has served on the school board's
Instruction Committee. Chairman of
the Personnel Committee. Past
Chairman of the Facilities Com-
mittee. Board representative on the

North Shore Union Board of Health
and the Community Services Ad-
visory Commission. Active in the
B.C. School Trustees Association.
Executive experience with the West
Van Parents Association.

Mother of school age children.
PLATFORM: Continue lobbying the
provincial government {to ease the
burden on West Van taxpayers.

Promote excellence in education.

Keep up with. changing
educational needs in a changing
world.

Opportunities for every child to
reach full potential.

SIKULA, Dawn

BACKGROUND: President of the
West Van Parents Association.
Involved in volunteer French
teaching program at Caulfeild
School for six years. Director of the
Caulfeild Property Owners

Who is eligible to vote?

In order to be eligible to
vote in Saturday's municipal
and school board elections
you must fulfill the following
conditions:

~ Nineteen years of age or
older.

-- A Canadian citizen or

British subject.

-- A Canadian resident for
the past 12 months.

-- A B.C. resident for the
past six months.

-- A resident of
municipality
15.

the
since August

If your name does not
already appear on the
municipal voters list. you
May register to vote on
election day -— Saturday,
November 21, at any of the
North Shore polling stations
listed on page A23.

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A27 - Wednesday, November 18, 1981 - North Shore News

To the Electors of
the City of
North Vancouver...

Can property taxes
be kept down
by Amalgamation?

To get the answer we

must getthe FACTS.

Association. Member of the Com-
munity Arts Council. Former Beaver
leader.

Wile of a lawyer. Former teacher.
Mother of two school-age boys. West
Van resident for 15 years.
PLATFORM: Excellence within the
public school system through
education that keeps pace with the
times.

Nurture the potential of all
children, especially those with
special needs.

Responsiveness to all concerned
with education in the district as the
basis for responsible. informed
decisions on issues and policies.

Efficient allocation of education
dollars.

Lets STUDY the question.
Vote YES for Bylaw NO. 5365

Vote YES fora STUDY
to getthe FACTS.

On November 21 get
involved and VOTE!

SPONSORED BY: —
THE NORTH VANCOUVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

STETHEM, John

BACKGROUND: Labor relations
and personnel executive.

No statement received by press
deadline.

DISTRICT of NORTH VAN.

re-elect _—
GORDON .
ROSE

alderman

My name is Gordon Rose. For the last ten years |
have had the privilege of representing you as a
Oistrict ALDERMAN. Eight years ago [| was
elected to District Council on a plattorm of con-
cem about the direction that the development of
and services to our community were taking

As a member of your Council | have followed a
basic policy of “Putting People First” in con-
sidering items that have come betore me

Judge for Yourself; as an Alderman, I...

* assisted and supported the mentally and physically handicapped through thetr associates to
integrate into our Community

advocated and stilt do. a better deal for the municipalittes and you. the resident, in the dum-
ping of the transit system on us

* supported reaident involvement in the tormatbon of pobcies and plans affecting thet areas

© served as Council representative on vanous Committees. including, the Advisory Planning
Committee. North Van Emergency Measures Organization the Seymour Community School

Committee and charyed a committee reviewing reguiations controlling home occupations tn
the Oristnet

* supported non profit housing m our municipality

* supported the parks by law which provide new recreational facilites tor residents

throughout the Orstnct { belove in preserving the rverbeds OCeantronts and natural ravines
tor the benefit of all

The Future

The next two years will see Continuing pressure tor Change in Our Community | see the torma

ton of & proper land use and housing policy and preparation of long range devetopment plans
fon Gur Community as being prime goals

| have worked hard and sincerety tor the fast ten years and | feet Conan that with the ox
poenence | have gained ican serve you even Dotter tor the nox two

Vote for Experience and Ability

‘PUT PEOPLE FIRST’

NOVEMBER 21ST YOU DECIDE...

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