“MacDougall,

“votes; .

NEWS photo Clndy Goodman

for hiker called off

BRIAN EBY, left, the brother of lost hiker Steven Eby, and Eby’s father, Peter, speak to.a news
camera crew on Moun: Seymour on Sunday, one day after North Vancouver RCMP called off
the search for Eby. The 29-year-old University of B.C. student has been missing on the moun-
tain since Nov.:14. North Shore Search and Rescue officials were not notified until Nov. 16 that
Eby was missing. The search for Eby was called off when search and rescue officials failed to

find any trace of the man.

Jew faces added to boards

ALL INCUMBENT school trustees were returned to office
on the North Shore except for defeated West Vancouver

District 45 Schoo! (WVDS) trustee David Stevenson.

But voth school district: boards
‘include almost 50%: new faces
because some incumbents decided
not to run for their seats. _

Z WVDS | trustee Jean Ferguson
“topped the polls with 4,901. In-
=. sumbent Barbara Howard was the
- fifth-popular: name (3,886 votes)
on. the ballot. for. a five-seat
- trustee board.
WVDS trustee newcomers, Clive
- Bird, a Jawyer, received 4,638
; university administrator
’ Ken. Haycock, 4,566 and Price
~Waterhouse director Michael
4,523. All three
’non-incumbents received more
votes than incumbent Howard.

‘loward . declined to.. comment
-on the voting results..

“Lf think we will leave the result
as-it is: And hopefully we'll have
a good three years ahead,’ said
Howard.

’ Former WVDS ‘trustee Margot

Furk unsuccessfully ran for West

By Anna Marie D’Angelo
News Reporter .

i 264 votes.
Said Jessup, a 14-year school
trustee veteran, ‘‘As far as I am

“concerned, the voters gave me a

vote of confidence to continue
working on so many changes in
the education system.’’

Vancouver council and former Ӥ

WYVDS chairman Peter Bradshaw

decided not to run for business, |

reasons. ;
Said Stevenson, the only i incum-
bent to loose his seat, ‘I com-

pleted my task. as a-school trustee” [{j
didn’t -

effectively, however, 1
complete the task as a politician as
effectively.””

WVSD trustees had been
plagued by unpopular issues dur-
ing the campaign such as the con-
“troversial Sentinel Development

- Fund. and the demolition of
Hiulside Middle School. The dem-
olition is making way for the
construction of a new high school
in Caulfeild.

During the campaign, some
disgruntied residents suggested
“turfing them all out’? because of
what, they said, was the un-
satisfactory. handling of the: con-
troversial issues.

Meanwhile ip North Vancouver
District 44 School (NVSD) three
city incumbents Margaret Jessup,
2,227 votes;
1,720 and Rev.
1,317, were relected
candidate race.

A recount was called on Morn-
day by candidate Deborah Kitson
who recéived 1,248 votes. Can-
didate Stephanie. Hackett received

Roy ‘Dungey,
in a nine-

Chief Philip. Joe,-

Heywood, 4,146 votes;

ELECTION '93

“The “North Vancouver District
(NVD) component of the school
board includes incumbent Pat
Heal, 5,718 votes, along with
three _ newcomers, banker Guy
parent-
advisory council proponent Barb
MacLellan, 3,861; and former
NVD Coun. Rick Buchols, 3,829. °

: The NVD school. trustee race
involved 14 candidates.

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