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Vates %
a * Murray Dykeman 5,152 40%
Challengers:
Paul Turner
Peter Powell
Umeeda Switlo

Mark Sager (by acclamation)
ELECTED COUNCILLORS:

* Andy Danyliu 5,485 12.62%
* Patricia Boname = 4,827 11.10% f

3.973 31%
2.721 21%
1,176 9%

Allan Williams 4,329 9.96%
* Diana Hutchinson 3,666 8.43%
* Ron Wood 3,617
* Rod Day 3,574

DEFEATED CANDIDATES:
Margot Furk 3,246
* Don Griffiths 3,158
Brice Macdougall = 2,724
James O'Leary Hogan 2,266
Carot Ann Reynolds 2,076
Beth Haysom 1,990
Ron Baldry 1,483
Bill Soprovich 1,029

8.32%
8.22% F

ELECTED TRUSTEES:

* Jean Ferguson 4,901
Clive Bird 4,638
Ken Haycock 4,566
Michacl MacDougall 4,523

* Barbara Howard 3,886

DEFEATED CANDIDATES:
Tim Slater 3,682
Peter Cruikshank 3,515
Andree Janyk 2,744
David George Stevenson 2.554
Karmel Fairchels 687

Lower Lonsdale area
redevelopment tops
Loucks’ priority list

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time in the civic electio: , said low

- voter turnout only favors people
running for council for the first
time.

. “That's (low. voter turnout)

4 something we have to work on.
‘think. it’ was disappointing,” mid
Mussatto.’

: re-elected. to a second term in of-
fice, . said - his - re-election. means
that, contrary to . pre-election crit-
icism = levelled < at’: him,” district
voters feel that he is providing
leadership in the district. ;

He added that he’ is happy with
the makeup of his new council.

- But ‘defeated incumbent district
Coun. Joan Gadsby blamed the
North Shore News for her defeat.

+ She singled out the newspaper’s
publication of a series of letter
grades for ‘incumbent :. council

“ members as having a particularly
negative impact on her re-election

. bid.

. . The letter grades, put together

‘by the. newspaper’s regular council
reporters, . assessed. the perfor-
mances of. the various North
Shore. council and school. board

., members during their past terms

“in office.

‘Total Eligible
Voters

441 got the
impression people

were fed up with

elections. It’s a
case of voter
burnout. PD

“=NVC Mayor Jack Loucks

“Pve initiated a lot: of action,
and I may be back. I’ve contacted
Southam in Toronto who owns
the ‘North Shore News,’’ Gadsby
sai

Loucks, who has held the city

mayor's job for the past 16 years,

said the new three-year term will
likely be his last in public office.

He said the redevelopment of
the Lower Lonsdale area is on the
top of his priority list.

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Votes = %
* Jack Loucks 3.175 70.03%
Challenger:

Rod Clark 1.358 29.97%

7 ELECTED COUNCILLORS:
a * John Braithwaite

2,943
2,858
2,608
2,558

13.03%
12.85%
11.54%
11.32%

* Barbara Sharp

* Stella Jo Dean

* Bill Bell

* Barbara Perrault © 2,448 10.84%
Darrell Mussatto 2,033 9.00%

DEFEATED CANDIDATES:

Bob Fearnley 1,239 5.48%
Ralph Hall 1.096 4.85%
Diarmuid Dick O'Dea 949 4.20%
Jo-Lynn Carroll 946 4.19%
Marsali Maclver 935 4.14%
Gordon Moore 695 3.08%
Richard "The Troll” Schaller 572 2.53%
Peter Kowalchuk 417 1.85%
Moe Shoja-Nia 297 = 1.31%

meeting

Versatile site owners invited to brief council on plans:

COUN. ROD Clark’s call
for the owners of the va-

cant Versatile Pacific Ship-
yard site at the foot of
Lonsdaie Avenue to meet
with North Vancouver City
Council received a warm
reception Monday night.
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NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY COUNCIL
by Stephen Wisenthat

Clark moved that Gil Bennett
of Shieldings Corp., owners of
the Versatile lands, be invited to
meet council to discuss the cam-
pany’s plans for the site and
potential uses such as a cruise
ship terminal or convention cen-
tre.

The outgoing council met for
the last time on Monday. Clark,
a longtime council member, is
the. only one of the incumbent
councillors who will not be sit-
ting with the new council. Clark
was unsuccessful in his bid to
unseat Mayor Jack Loucks in
last weekend’s election.

Many of Clark's motions have
received rocky receptions “in re-

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ELECTED COUNCILLORS:

Don Bell

* Ernie Crist

* Jim Cuthbert

* Janice Harris
Pam Goldsmith-Jones 7,149
Pat Munroe

13%
13%
12%
11%
11%
6,502 10%

9,724
8.442
7,739
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DEFEATED CANDIDATES:

John Surridge

* Joan Gadsby
Sally Gibson
Albert Weisstock
Mitchell Rabiner

ELECTED TRUSTEES (CITY):
* Margaret Jessup 2,227
* Chief Philip Joe 1,720
* Roy Dungey 1,317

DEFEATED CANDIDATES:
Stephanie Hackett 1,264
Deborah Kitson 1,248
Edward Archibald 1,085
Geny Borys 641
Allan Chen 595
Kevin Bavaro 500

ROD CLARK... unsuc-
cessful in his bid to unseat
tayor Jack Loucks.

cent months, but his Versatile
effort was praised.

But the normally votuble
Clark did not speak on the mo-
tion, leaving comment to other
councillors.

“I believe the motion is pretty
well self-cxplanatory,’’ said
Clark.

Coun. Stella Jo Dean. said it

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4,734
4,291
4,072 6%
3,531 5%
1413 2%

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1%

ELECTED TRUSTEES (DIST.):

* Pat Heal 5,718
Guy Heywood 4,146
Barb MacLellan 3,861
Rich Buchols 3,829

DEFEATED CANDIDATES:

Lorraine McLaughlan 3,425
Salim Kaderali 3.146
Ross Regan 2,892
Alfredo Sepulveda 2,889
Sue Cook 2,540
Lorraine Bennett 2,464
Joanne Stephenson 2,301
Karen Savage 2,190
Joan Duncan “4,971 —
Amiarjeet Rattan 728

was a ‘‘great idea’? to invite
Bennett.

“¥t?s good to look at “people
eyeball-to-eyeball,’’ she said.

She added the Versatile lands
are an important heritage site.

“I, for one, would like to see
a Granville Island model on that
site — mixed use,’’ said Dean.

Coun. John Braithwaite was
more. forthright in’ demanding
that council’s and citizens’
wishes for the site be considered.

‘Frankly, 1. don’t care what .
the gentleman wants to see on’
that site,’” he said. ‘

However, Braithwaite said he’
wanted to determine when the
owners of the now-dormant site
would act.

‘What we want to know is
what the hell he plans to do with
that land,” said Braithwaite.

Coun, Barbara - Perrault
reminded council the Versatile
lands still include a drydock and
significant shipbuilding capacity.

At the beginning of | the
meeting, Mayor Loucks offered
praise to his opponent in; the
race for the mayor’s chair.

“We certainly are grateful for
the many years of service that
Coun. Rod Clark has given this
council, ” said Loucks.

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6°C, low -1°C,

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