Skeena | ‘Junior. Secondary

_ ~~ Engtish/French teacher Warren
_. Wilson: will: be: taking. over..the .
‘position of-=vice-principal at”.

‘Skeena Junior Secondary School
_ this fall.‘Wilson graduated from

“McMaster: University. i

: Hamilton, Ontario, with a

. ‘Masters degree in’ English in.

.1976. and later earned his

. | Teaching Cerfiticate at Simon

Fraser University. He has work-
ed’ for School District 88 ever
"since, ©

~The way in which Wilson

. Alternate
City tax
— still being
pondered

TERRACE — Ifyou recall-
: reading a mid-April report
- about an alternate form of taxa-
tion being considered” by the
city, and then hearing nothing
more, thought it had gone away
— you were wrong. The idea
disappeared into the mazes of
the Finance Committee only to
resurface almost three months
later in about the same shape as
it went in. And now it’s going
back to committee again.

City council has adopted a
Finance Committee recommen-
dation that tables the matter to
the next Finance Committee
-meeting, and asks in the mean-
‘ time that the city treasurer ‘‘in-

vestigate how much revenue po-
tential there is in these alternate «

forms of taxation in order ta
. determine whether the matter is
worth pursuing further’ and

“that the treasurer investigate ©

_whether or not funds generated

by alternate forms of taxation -
may be earmarked for specific _

projects’. The minutes of this
_ Meeting also indicate that the
city treasurer has already dis-
cussed the idea of alternate

‘forms of taxation with other |

Northwest communities.

‘ The idea of an alternate form
of taxation first surfaced when
presented by alderman Danny

Sheridan at the Apr. 10 meeting. .

of council. “It may not come
about,’’ said Sheridan at the
time, but added that his Fi-
nance, Personnel and Adminis-

tration Committee was taking a_
look anyway. Mayor Jack Tal-

stra said the idea had come from
budget- discussions and should
be explored. Sheridan explained
that, if the idea were to become

a reality, the city would impose.

a sales tax on items such as
liquor, gasoline and hotel and

motel rooms in order to raise

money for tourism ‘develop-
ment,

On July 17, at a joint coun-
cil/Chamber of Commerce
meeting, Sheridan: told local
businessmen not to get too ex-

cited — yet. The city would ‘‘try.

to come up with a good con-
sultative process before we go
too far’ he promised, He added
that some people he had spoken
to.had voiced no objection, pro-
viding all revenue goes into
tourism development,
others suggested that, ‘‘Once it’s
taken away, we have no
control’, The last paragraph of
.this story is waiting f for council's
decision. 7

-'was Roberts’

came to reside:in the Northwest
is a story in itself. Following his
graduation from McMaster, he
spent nine months touring
Greece, Turkey, Iran, Afghanis-
tan, Pakistan, India and Nepal.

-He then. returned to Canada to

begin a coast-to-coast tour. His
journey ended’ in Granisle,
where he spent some time work-
ing. in mining and forestry
before heading to Simon Fraser
to work on his Teaching Cer-
tificate.

Wilson began teaching

_ English and French at Kitwanga _
' Blementary/Junior Secondary
School in 1980. His duties in Kit-

wanga also included the posi-

tions of Athletic Director and’

Counsellor. One of Wilson’s

‘greatest rewards during his six

yeats at Kitwanga came from the
achievements of a student by the
name of Craig Roberts. Wilson
wrestling coach
during those six years, and
Roberts, now a student at Simon
Fraser University, achieved
status in both the provincial and
national. championships.

In 1986, Wilson transferred to
Skeena Junior Secondary School
to teach English and French. His
extracurricular involvement with
Skeena students since his arrival
has been primarily through the
weightlifting club.

Wilson’s ability in teaching
was recognized last year when he

was appointed as a member of

on Language Arts and English
for the Grades 1. to 12 Cur-
riculum Guide. Their work is

nearly complete and the results

aré something which Wilson de-

scribes as ‘‘a really forward-

looking document”,

He explains: ‘‘The idea is to’
get fluent first. Then creative.
Then critical’ as to form (gram-
mar).’’ He says it will demand

_ that teacher be much more pro-.

fessional in offering. individual-
ized instruction, but it will ad-
dress social changes resulting
from a more pronounced mix of
cultures and the effects of tele-
vision on today’s students.
Wilson lives in Terrace with

his wife: Ingrid and their two |.
children Heather, seven,. and |

Shane, 10. His many hobbies in-
clude computer programming
and telecommunications with
B.C. universities, hunting, hik-

-ing and photography. ‘

His appointment to the posi-
tion of vice-principal comes as a
result of several changes at the
secondary school lIevel that
began with the resignation of
Caledonia principal Bill Sturn.
Skeena vice-principal Bill Gook
will be taking over as the prin-
cipal of Thornhill Junior Sec-
ondary, and former Thornhill
principal Tom Hamakawa will
be taking over Sturn’s S position
at Caledonia.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 19, 1989 Bo |

ew vice-principal for Skeena school named

‘Ministry: of Education’ $
~23-person Working Committee.

When schoo! reconvenes In the fall, Warren Wilson will be
in the vice-principal’s chair at Skeena Junior Secondary

School.

His appointment is part of a series of ad-

ministrative changes set off by the departure of Caledonia —

principal Bill Sturn.

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