__ Page 10, October 18, 1978 -North Shore News _

| ‘product. of the. community” :

will run: for an: alderman’s _

‘seat on West. Vancouver

council at’ the. November 18

‘election. |

“John ” aumphiies,

—_ ete, ‘of West. Van's
oo Community © Services -Ad-

 visory Commission since its —
an-

formation in .1975,.. ar
‘nounced’ his candidacy.

“status «: quo” on municipal
council. CE

- Among other | points in
_ Humphries’ Platform are:

‘The prime ‘issue © in the .

7 November 18 election in

West Vancouver is “the need |
. understanding the —
feelings and wishes of all

‘for

sections of the people,” said
‘West Van mayoralty can-

- didate Derrick Humphreys 7

Monday. |

) Humphreys pinpointed
.three areas in which this.
‘should apply:

' spending, -

‘principle -
municipal

recreation and cervice from

aw wa wee ee woe

municipal staff.

needs to know that mayor,
council and school board are
exercising maximum
prudence in spending. He
promised this would be one
of his personal priorities. _.

Recreation facilities for
senior citizens,

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a "neighborhoods through the:
expanded activities — of.

rasepayer associations.

-Conipletion of the West

Van Community - Plan with

growth.

for the.
= graduating”
- from. the University of B.C. -
in.1967. Prior. to his election
-.as..chairman.. of the Com-.
munity Services Advisory
' Commission, he initiated a.

‘past 30 years,
‘in commerce

with .the law; run in con-
junction with. the West Van.
: Police Department. eae
-~Zero base budgeting and - -/
_full- accountability. to’ the |

Monday, promising voters a. ‘taxpayers (involving, among,

‘fresh - alternative | to . the ©

. phries. “T feel. strongly that I

‘time resident of the Seymour:
_ seek election to the North.

. Trustees.

Coates has two children’
* attending. school: in. North’
~ Vancouver. She was one of.

the:
“Aan of my schooling, my —

athletic endeavors, my'civic |

level. will affect the’: u
and. ‘teacher i )
classroom”; she emphasize
“We must not permit drasti
budgetary cuts which woul

Margaret Coates, a long--
area, has announced she will

Vancouver Board « of School:

| Coates “feels
the Ss. eels. many. of the

- greater citizen involvment.. _ successful program ° for “Director _ of _ financial difficulti
& ~, helping youngsters in trouble - "Maplewood Daycare Centre, the. os school sa ms :
‘. —Limited, and controlled

“founders. of the
Maplewood: -Child . Care
Society and is a past member

: and family involvement have - of. ‘the Burrard View ° :
- fiaison between council and -been. associated with West _ Community. School. error has
- ‘school board). _ Vancouver,” says Hum-_ - Association. oo are of

. education costs significantly

wa vow aS Nrene

municipal”
The. taxpayer, he said,

added *

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must continue:to repay.West .
‘Vancouver for the ‘many .
advantages the community 7
has given me.” woe .

Humphries, 34 and a life
underwriter | by. profession,
‘has lived in ‘West \ Vancouver

“Tt is important to un-
--derstand how a decision
_ made at the School Board

Humphreys, mut _ take
precedence over other .
the municips amenities | ‘until

“golden age”
needs. In 1978, he pointed
out, ‘schools cost $11 million -
and recreation generally $2

. million — of which les than
$200,000 has been. allocated

_ tosenior recreation. 2.

“This is. ‘an ‘insufficient
portion,” he declared.

“Taxpayers visiting the

hall,. said
Humphreys; must be made

_ to feel welcome and assisted — §
without suffering - ‘lengthy
delays. ‘Municipal staff must —
‘look after the general public
first - ahead of future
developers — because the
municipal hall is for the.
taxpayers, not the ¢ taxpayers ©
for the hall.

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Coates says : she is s seeking
‘a seat on the School Board
- because she feels that she
can -provide positive input
‘into policy decisions which |
affect the education of North
_ Vancouver children. —

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