” STELLA ‘30° DEAN

. Sentor City alderman: [con-
-nuonus service since 1969}.
Lonsdale, merchant and..tax-
payer. Chamber of Com-.
merce Director..Chairman of —
Tourist Bureau, Folkfest
(1975-77), Salvation Army .
-and Silver arbour | fund.
drives. _ Served. with Lions |
Gate - Hospital, _ Community.
Arts Council and maniy other.
"community organizations.

“I care and. 23° ‘years. of
dedicated community service .
- Prove it.

oy do not» ‘intend. to be.

‘categorized as. a- ‘strong,

'. moderate or.weak’ mayor, is

“my answer to a common.

‘question... However, . if ‘you |

. consider that a strong mayor ©

is a_mayor who is concerned |

about the’ ‘problems. of this”

-“¢ity, has the courage to face

Loe “those * problems and the.

o. stesolution’™ to bring © those ©

a ‘problems to the attention of

'  -'“eouncil, then I will be a’
- Strong: ‘mayor.

ane intend to treat council .
as.ateam of which the. ‘mayor.
_is only one part. I will insure .
* that all’ information is mdde
available to every. ‘member of |
council as: it is. only when-
- council knows the facts that
council can make’ a good
‘decision.

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‘In my 23- years. work in:
~ this, community, I have. been
chairman of many:;commun- |
ity activities including the

; mayor, six aldermen and two
‘ school trustees, North Van-
--couver City electors will also
- be ‘asked to vote for one

council representative ‘(dir-

a ector) to serve on the Board

of the Great’. Vancouver.

7 “director may -be either, the
". Mayor or. an alderman. — oe

”

Sent and fan Folkfest Sait et

In addition to voting for a ~-

‘Recreation '
centennial

Tourist Bureau,
Centre “Board,

“As a team’ council. ‘can

hold. the line on soaring.

taxes. — From ’ seven’ years
» experience ‘on council I have

_ knowledge of alternate sour-

ces. of revenue. | Being a.
* ‘merchant © on ‘Lonsdale, I
understand budgets and
financial reports so I ‘can
recognize areas of waste.”

“As a team’ conncil - can
establish a> major develop-
‘ment on city owned land in
the Lonsdale area to give a
_ boost to the local economy.

“AS. a ‘team - council can
stand up to the’ waterfront
giants. who want to blight our
environment and can prevail
upon the provincial govern-
ment to help. establish a
much . needed .° waterfront
_ park in ‘the Sea-Bus area.”

TERRY GRIMWOOD
Served: “as - City. alderman
1973-76. Was Chairman of
City Parks and - Recreation
Committee. ‘Represented ©
‘council on’ the Advisory -
Planning Commission and
‘United Community. Services.
Founder and managing dir-
ector’ of: North Vancouver’s

new Court House Racquets .

Club. City” ‘resident for 25
years. |

- Terry: Grimwood rates. a
_ community plan: for., North
Vancouver . City and the

Six. names will appear on.

ates for mayor and two being
candidates ‘for.
You vote for only one of the |
‘six names: elthor for one of’

the four mayoralty - candi:
- Regional District. The GVRD dates or for one of the two q B

aldermantic candidates,

means by which it can be :

ae
\

this separate GVRD- ballot, “a
four ‘of. them being’ candid-".

aldermen, |

Incumbent. ‘City alderman. |
_ Director, 'NV.:-Chamker .. of
Commerce... Past. president,
NV Junior’. Chamber. of
_ Commerce and NV. Business
- Association. - Member _
Lions .Gate Hospital Board.
- Other community. ‘service on.
‘boards of NV Library, North

Shore Board of Health and
"Safety Council. Independent
business owner and City
resident for over 25: years.

: translated mnie bylaw form as
the Number. One item in his

four-point platform.

He will. also work for:

- -.@More recreational. facilit
ies and the upgrading 0 of City
parks. Ce ee ts

Height limits on : build.
‘ings: and protection. of views
‘as. recommended. -
_ community plan.

oe

°Citizen participation _ in|

. the. development- of: munici-
> pal Policies.

In ‘order to implement this
program, he Says, “Tr want to
be your. mayor.’ a

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in the

of.

For a Waterfront Pa

help take the tax burden off —
‘the homeowner taxpayer.

the taxes they generate.

‘towards: our. sthools. These

“were lost’ to our City.

homeowner taxes would in-
“crease 30 to. 40 per cent.
- ‘anid it is for this reason that | Credit Union. ‘City. Resident

“The need is: for: a healthy.
and prosperous: commercial
and industrial community to

acti’ areas.

- eLow. Profile. ‘Waterfront
- Development, with: maxi-—
. “We need. industrial and | mum public access.
commercial: ‘services ‘not only 990 ee

for the jobs they ‘create but | ot

—_ “eThe “updating: of” Lower .
and Upper Lonsdale i in order.
to keep it a prosperous and.
healthy business community.

“Two ‘examples are ‘that
Neptune on last year
paid $178,000. in. general |
taxes plus: $463; 000 towards -
our school: taxes. Park &
Tilford _ paid - $81,800 in
general taxes plus: $153, 400

eThe widening

pr" and the continued.
are

two examples of where road. oe
indu

is paying a large .

share of taxes that would fall — . —— ns
“s Committee and Lions Gate
i have worked hard — Hospital plete

on the homeowner if they.
I claim
if we lost our industrial and
‘commercial ‘tax. base the

sincerely for the City
North Vancouver and
citizens in: the-
know I can provide. effective
and. constructive leadership.

“ay _am_ further’ committed — have decided - to, tun for
to: oe _ Mayor.”

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negotiations for a low level

of Third
_ Street from Forbes to Marine _

JACK LOUCKS —

- Cty alderman 1970-71 and
4977. : Teacher and principal
‘in NV. schools" for. over 30.
years. _Member, . City
-Museam “and - Archives’

North Shore Neighborhood

past ‘and House. Served as director

and president of Kiwanis and
of North Shore. Community

_ for over as years.

“Expertonies : Finaneis| ol Respeeeibiity

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