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Naylor's
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to lead

1982 - North Shore News

FIRM, STRONG leadership
to council and staff is listed
as the first objective in the
platform of Kenneth J.
Naylor who is challenging
incumbent West Vancouver
Mayor Derrick Humphreys
in a three-way mayoralty
contest at the November 20
elections.

Naylor, 53, is a former
West Van municipal em-
ployee and claims a total of

riffin running on her

27 years municipal staff
service. Until recently an
active unionist, he is former
president of the West Van

Municipal Employees
Association.
He gives his present

occupation as businessman,
A West Van resident, he is
married, with four grown
children and three grand-
children.

Other points in Naylor's
platform include:

‘ombudsman’ record

NARROWLY defeated at
last year’s, polls, Betty
Griffin is again running for
an aldermanic seat on North
Vancouver District council

says. “The “Port Master
Plan” would see incredible
changes for North Van-
couver, with much heavier
rail and road traffic and a

should be asked for their ~

opinions when costs are
soaring because the’
provincia] government opted

_in_ the November 20 elec- possible need for a third formula and at the sametime
tions. crossing of Burrard Inlet.” services are being drastically
“Battling Betty” — as she “Transport of Dangerous slashed.”
was dubbed for her Goods, Vancouver Region”

assessment appeal last year
against Hooker Chemical —
acted on behalf of over 60
residents at courts of
revision this year, including
a mass appeal by Lynnmour
homeowners affected by the
garbage dump.

“Of primary importance
November 20 is a ‘yes’ vote
for disarmament,” she says.
“Millions have died in past
wars SO we might live. Only.a
-‘yes’. vote’ can justify their
deaths.”

The one-time provincial
Communist -candidate says
~ that, “because~ of Victoria's -
restriction on municipal
spending, she would give top
priority to the delivery of
services and low priority to
long term capital ex-
penditures. that do not

4 immediately relate to  ser-
, vices.
* Any trade-offs, she
declares, must be in favor of
» maintaining current levels of
services for health, welfare,
sanitation and recreation.
' “Three critical proposals

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BETTY GRIFFIN

Candidate
meeting
in WV

AN ALL-CANDIDATES
mecting for West Van
mayorally, council and
school board candidates will
be held this Friday,
November 12, at 7 30 p.m. in
the Cypress Room of the
West Van Recreation
Centre, 780-22nd Street

The mecting, at which all
15 candidates are expected
to be present to speak and
answer questions, is being
sponsored by the Ambleside
Ratepayers Association.

is another report she wants
examined. “There are ex-
cellent proposals from
Canada Transport Com-
mission, authors of the
report, who are pleading for
public input.”

Also for consideration of
council and the public is a
five-year conceptual plan
required under the Transit
Service Agreement, Griffin

_ believes. “Surely the public

“Lack of action this year
by council on the garbage

dump, cleaning up Seymour ©
River, train derailments and
unconcern for.

apparent
residents’ safety,
the
who have proven they care.’

demands.

election of aldermen |

Preserving property owner

rights and curtailing
bureaucratic intervention.

Solving problems “by
negotiation, not con-
frontation”.

Revitalizing Ambleside
and Dundarave business
areas.

Generating revenue from

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“This I believe I have done
as a sort of ombudsman in
our District,” Griffin claims.

--should—prompt—council—to-—f ~~~
hold ‘public meetings for
residents’ opinions,” she

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