naby alderman before 1 mov-

ing to West Van six years

ago, said last week he is also

.. concerned about continuing

. development above the Up-
per Levels highway...

. Phe 40-year-old candidate’
_ is a chartered accountant -

and president of a western
Canadian distribution com-
' pany. He is married . with
three children.

. parents’. expectations.”-
also protested “the inequities”
of the (provincial) education E
.. finance formula.” . |

today which would pay. off.

. But, she said, “the stan- -

dard of that (educational)
service ‘is not meeting

‘A former teacher and ‘the
wife of a lawyer, Sikula has
been a West Van resident for

! taxes, housing — . Baker

- Aseociation, is a director of.

spen
investment in the youth of":

-She.

Vileage Maker!

BILL DOCKSTEADER
makes best-in-

deaisan...

&d0p
USED
CARS! at

12th and Kingsway
Four locations

“Van Parents os

the Caulfeild Property |

Owners Associati HNTTETLULE tt

¢

A District resident for 16 —
years, she is married with
three children and _ is
presently manager of a
ne -agemont

bakery and delicatessen.
Baker, 38, Served as a

District alderman: from, 1975 ..-

to 1979 when she’ retired. for

Baker ‘called on council last

week to keep a sharper eye
on the. total assessment roll
and ‘to work closely with the

Are your wheels
just sitting still?

handicap,

Week-end trips. parties.
shows ~~ you name it, our
wheels are moving.

873-8163 or 874-4190
after five

”

Village

personal reasons. Among

- Many other appointments.
she has served on the Ad-

visory. Planning Commission,
the Recreation:Commission,
the Chamber of Commerce

and Seymour Ratepayers |

. Association. iding affordable housi | Y
Property taxes and hous- for “people of all ‘ages. im Let’ S Ss UD the question,
ing are the key issues at the comes and lifestyles. a

moment for former alder-
man Marilyn Baker who is
running for election to a
third term on North Van-
couver District council in
the November 2! election.
Noting the District’s 88 per

provincial government in
‘developing fairer tax i
formulas for residential,
commercial and industrial
properties.

Baker also urged council |
to get actively involved in

must. get the

It was true, she said, that
the District had no control
over the private real estate
market. But the municipal
land bank offered council a
unique opportunity - for
leadership in helping relieve

Vote YES for Bylaw NO. 5365

cent residential tax base,

the housing crisis.

THANK YOU!
ceeee to the residents of North Vancouver for their

wholehearted support in purchasing wreaths and
Tag-Days for the Poppy Campaign 1981."

pr

Vote YES fora S ‘UDY
to get the FACT:

On November 21 get
involved and VOTE!

SPONSORED BY —__.
THE NORTH VANCOUVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Royal Canadian Legion

North Van. Lynn Valley West Van.
(Branch 118) (Branch 114) (Branch 60)

Unit 45 Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans

988-3712

Give a vote to Betty.....

¢ Homeowners actually subsidize industry because District Council chose Option D instead of
Option A for taxation purposes. A fair deal for homeowners requires revision of the Assess-

ment Act and implementation of the McMath Report whereby the province would pay 75 per
cent of education costs.

e Protect our environment from further despoilation by closing Premier Street landfill, which
should never have been allowed. Let’s have a moder¥ garbage treatment facility. Protect Lynn

Creek and all our streams from future encroachments and encourage the work of fish and
wildlife groups.

¢ Preserve the unique identity of communities like Deep Cove as part of our historical
heritage.

e Press for implementation of the decision to remove Hooker Chemical from the North Shore.

¢ Remove the bureaucratic restrictions on the right of citizens to be heard by those elected to
represent them.

for alderman in North Vancouver District

elect BETTY GRIFFIN