DERRICK HUMPHREYS

Incumbent Mayor since
1978. Re-elected by ac-

a third term. Former West

Van and North Van
alderman. Background:
management and mining
engineering.

Platform: His four-year
record of. achievement.
Maintain West Van as “a
place of excellence”

Continued storm drainage.
Revitalization of Ambleside.
Extension of seawalk. More
seniors’ housing. Community
Arts Centre. Maintain
present. service levels. Use
government “job programs to
sustain marine views. Keep
taxes lower than in most
municipalities for com-
‘parative property values.

,Quote:.“Alk:but two of my

‘1978 pledges -- the removal

of school

taxes from

‘property and the Lions Gate

‘Bridge-Upper Levels link —

have been honored. I shall
continue to press Victoria
hard on those two.”

parcels

It's that time of year again
when the parcel volume at
Canada Post increases as
people send Christmas gifts
to relatives and friends. A
surprising thing, Canada
Post reports, is that people
will pay for expensive gifts
and then will scrimp on
preparing the’ gift for
mailing. Canada Post advises
that all parcels should be
securely packaged, with
every possible assurance for
safe transmission. Don't,
Canada Post says, spend
hundreds of dollars on a gift
and then five cents on its
wrapping.

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intend.

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SCHOOL TRUSTEES

BERT FLEMING

“Well = known
group activist

ratepayers
and com-

er; making “his” ~ years

first bid for mayor. Un-
successful 1981 aldermanic
candidate. Occupation:
business man in West Van
for 37 years.

Platform: Keeping “the
democratic process alive” by
challenging incumbents.
Relief of the tax burden on
homeowners. Control of
school costs during declining
enrolment. More facilities
for young families. Im-
proved flood control
measures. His community
service recotd -- including
Central Ratepayers
Association, Combined
Ratepayers, YMCA, Am-
bleside Business Association
and Chamber of Commerce.
Quote: “I'm not a politician,
I'm not supported by. any
particular group and I don't
to offer empty
promises.”

KEN NAYLOR
Former West Van

municipal employee with 27
~ staff--ser=

vice, making his first bid for

civic office. Until recently,
active unionist and former
president of the West Van

Municipal Employees
Association. Occupation:
business. man.

Platform: Preserve property
owners’ rights. Curtail
bureaucratic intervention.
Solve problems ‘‘by
négotiation, not con-
frontation”. Revitalize
Ambleside and Dundarave.
Generate revenue . from
sources other than property
taxes. Continuation of pay-
as-you-go concept. Pressure
Victoria for additional funds
for Lions Gate Hospital.

Quote: “I will give firm,

strong leadership to council

and municipal staff, with
responsible money
management and a

redirection of priorities.”

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E-ELECT

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MARILYN BAKER

Making her first bid for
mayor. Retiring three-term
District alderman, topping
the aldermanic poll each
time. Executive experience
on regional government
bodies and numerous
community organizations.
Occupation: manager.
Platform: A variable mill
rate for taxes. Provincial
government commitment on
funds for Seymour crossing.
Attract businesses ap-
propriate to the community.

Alternatives --to—-tandfrit --

garbage disposal. Long term
priorities for recreation
expenditures.

Quote: “Administrative and

leadership ability are two
qualities required by an
effective mayor. I believe
my record shows that I have
those capabilities, plus

experience and initiative.”

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NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT

PETER FAMINOW
Making his second run for

District mayor. Earlier
North Van councillor and
alderman for seven years.
Occupation: lawyer and
business man.

Platform: Broaden the tax
base through judicious
encouragement of com-
merce and industry. A
solution to the garbage
problem. An_ equitable
residential and business tax
formula. “Constructive
cooperation” with school
board, hospital board, rec
commission’ and- North Van
City. Strong support for the
disarmament referendum --
“it is related to the survival
of the human race on this
platform.”

Quote: “I will work to
restore harmony on District
council so that it can serve
our community better and
more effectively — and I will

always be available to
residents.”

TERR Y GRIMWOOD

Former two-term
alderman in North Van City,
seeking civic office for the
first tme in District. Oc-
cupation: business man.

Platform: Ensure services to
elderly, shut-ins and han-
dicapped. Review revenue
sources. Improve
productivity and efficiency.
Phase out the garbage dump.
No highway through the
watershed. Equitable tax-
sharing between

- homeowners-and-_businesses.

A master plan for parks and
recreation. Adopt a com-
munity plan. Keep District a
low density residential area.
Protect single family
neighborhoods. A mix of
housing for all ages. Attract
corporations to the, North
Shore.

Quote: “Times are tough and
we must work with what we
have.”

DAN CARLSEN

Newcomer making his first
attempt at civic office.
Lifelong North Van resident.
Occupation: truck driver.
Platform: Improved
recreational facilities. Solve
the waste disposal problem
by recycling, if financially
viable. Fimancial respon-
sibility by council. A zero

RE-ELECT

MARY SEGAL

ALDERMAN

tax increase for 1983. Every
effort to ensure safe
production and handling of

hazardous materials (but
wholesale dismantling of
existing industries is im-
practicable).

Quote: “For a new ap-

proach... a new beginning...
I ask the District voters for
their wholehearted support.”

~Z

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL