18 - Wednesday, November 12, 1986 - North Shore News

WITH THE upcoming Nov.
15 West Vancouver
municipal election, two
candidates are running for
the two-year position of
mayor, 12 candidates are
running for six two-year
aidermanic terms, and seven
candidates are running for
five two-year terms as trust-
ees.

The following is a list of
West Vancouver District
candidates published in

alphabetica! order.

*PAT BONAME

*DERRICK HUMPHREYS
Personal: Incumbent Humphreys,
who gives his age as over 65, is
married with five children. A
former management consultant,
Humphreys has been mayor of
West Vancouver for eight years. A
resident of West Vancouver for 21
years.

Issues: If re-elected says he would
continue to work on plans for the
community arts centre, the
Ambleside-by-the-Sea project and
West Vancouver’s 75th anniver-
Sary.

Comments: Says his strength as
mayor is his open-door policy.

*DON LANSKAIL

Personal: Lanskail, a former West
Vancouver alderman for 20 years,
was a labor negotiator with B.C.
forest industry and lawyer. The
68-year-old is married, with three
children. Resident of West Van-

“ couver for 30 years.

Issues: Says he would work to keep
West Vancouver active in regional
affairs; alleviate tensions between
district and community groups,
such as Squamish band; promises
extensive public debate on issues.
Comments: Believes in open gov-
ernment and says his negotiation
skills will be an asset.

*ROD DAY .

Personal:

University professor,

Personal: Homemaker and com-
munity volunteer. Boname, 53, is
married with four children. A res-
ident of West Vancouver for 16
years.

Issues: Wants to enhance West
Vancouver’s unique character and
values. She considers prudent con-
trol and management of change to
be the foremost civic issue.
Comments: A West Vancouver
school trustee for the past two
years. Boname says her experience
in civic and community groups will

Day, 50, is married with two
children. Graduate of Stanford
and Harvard Universities.

Issues: Want to improve relations
between district and Squamish.
Band and ratepayers’ and
neighborhood groups. Wants more
careful supervision of residential
development permits.

Comments: Has 20 years of volun- .
teer service to community. Active
with Little League Baseball and
Minor Hockey.

help her if elected.

*ALEX BROKENSHIRE
Personal: Management consultant,
former vice-president of a major
forest products company. Broken-
shire, 68, is seeking a third alder-
manic term. Married with seven
children. Resident of West Van-
couver for 22 years.

Issues: Says his main objective if
re-elected will be to maintain and
further the existing cormmunity
quality of life. _
Comments: Volunteer with many
youth and adult community
groups. Served in RCAF.

*ANDREI DANYLIU

Personal: Regional manager of the
Technical Service Council for B.C.
and the Yukon. Danyliu, 44, is
married to Meredith Danyliu,
Issues: Says his skills as a
negotiator will help resolve issues
such as development above Upper
Levels Highway and Ambleside
Park. Wants to preserve West
Vancouver’s unique character.
Comments: A Rotarian, who is in-
volved in West Vancouver's arts
community.

*DAVID FINLAY

Personal: Incumbent alderman
seeking fifth term. Lawyer, Finlay,
54, has lived in West Vancouver
for 19 years. Married with two
children.

Issues: Concerned with future
development above Upper Levels
Highway, development of
Ambleside waterfront and housing
for seniors. Says citizen input and
controlled development is neces-
sary to preserve district’s charac-
ter, Wants to keep tax dollars as
low as possible without impairing
social services.

Comments: Responsible for the
Planning and Development port-
folio and district's smoking regula-
tion bylaw.

eCUTHBERT FLEMING
Personal: A manufacturers’ agent,
Fleming, 63, has been a resident of
West Vancouver for over 40 years.
He's married with three children.
Issues: Believes West Vancouver
needs leaders who have common
sense; are fair and reasonable.
Favors a strong move to encourage
young family facilities in the
community. Would work towards
establishing flood control
measures,

Comments: Member of West Van-
couver Kiwanis.

*DON GRIFFITHS

Personal: Incumbent Griffiths, 64,
is a consultant and a member of
the Association of Professional
Engineers. He's married with three
children.

Issues: Says he’s particularly con-
cerned with matters relating to
recycling, flood control, road
repair and maintenance.

Comments: Helped initiate West
Vancouver's curbside pick-up of
newspapers. Active in community
groups, and is on St. Davids’s
United Church membership com-
mittee.