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NORTH VANCOUVER-CAPILANO

ANGUS REE, Social Credit

INCUMBENT MLA for
North Van-Capilano since
1979, when he defeated his
NDP opponent with a
majority of over 6,000.

Aged 53. Married. Born in
Vancouver. UBC law
graduate. Served six years in
the armed forces before
following up a law career.
Subsequently spent periods
in msurance, with a pipeline
company and as _ legal

OLGA KEMPO, New Democrat

INSTRUCTOR at Capilano
College stnce 1974 in French
and Quebec studies.

Says her age is irrelevant.
Single. Born and raised in
the coalmining community
of Nordegg, Alta. Doctorate
(1974) from UBC. Member
of the hospital society and
North Shore Women’s
Centre. Active in the
Women’s Network and Le

reseau des femmes fran-
copbones. Was Vancouver
chairperson, 1972-1977, of
the committee for an In-
dependent Canada.

Platform supports overail
NDP policies, with emphasis
on:
¢ Reversal of health care
cutbacks, reopening of
closed hospital beds and no
loss of medicare for

counsel to the Vancouver
Stock Exchange before
becoming a partner in his
own law firm again.

Platform supports overall
Social Credit policies.
Seeking re-election
primarily on his record, with
emphasis on:

* His ‘‘open  door’”’
availability to constituents,
service to North Van
municipalities, involvement

unemployed persons. Af-
fordable housing and secure
tenancy for renters.

e “Restore sanity to an
education system in chaos”
—~ with adequate school
funding and expanded
vocational training.

¢ More government help to
provide contracts for North
Van shipyards.

e Priority for a third SeaBus.

in Lonsdale Quay
development, the com-
pletion of Cedarview Lodge

intermediate care facility
and other major local
concerns.

e Minimizing of public
spending, government
borrowing and_ future
taxation in order to en-
courage investment and
confidence in the private
sector.

JEAN DRISCOLL-BELL, Liberal

CONSULTANT. Married.
Aged 36. Raised and
educated in Courtenay, later
settling on the North Shore.
Post-secondary training at
BCIT and Capilano College.
Work experience includes
theatre/art gallery public
relations, accounting firm
secretary, life underwriter
and restaurant manager.
Extensive community
service with the United Way,
Presentation House, the
Legion, the YMCA. the
hospital society, Kinsmen’s
Mothers March, B.C

Canada Week Committee
and International Toast.
mistress Clubs.

Member of B.C. Liberal
Party executive and B.C.

Women's Liberal Com-
mission. Platfrom em-
phasizes:

¢ Need to end Socred-NDP
political polanzaton.

¢ Priority § for education
needs, with automony for
local school boards, respect
for teachers and increased
funding from government's
general revenue instead of
from local taxpayers.

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¢ Job creation measures for
students and young adults.

e Realistic long-term plan
for improved transit service
for the North Shore.

deadlock with two

MLA

BC has been politically
polarized for too long This
crucial election may result tin a

uncompromising sides North
Vancouver -Capilano has the
opportunity to hold the balance
of power in the Legislature A
Liberal vote will put that power
wn our hands The voters in this
nding deserve to represented
by a visible conscrentious

A25 - Wednesday, May 4, 1983 - North Shore News

~ FROM PAGE A24 __

having a chance of unseating
Socreds in Saanich and the

Islands, Vancouver-Little
Mountain, Dewdney,
Columbia River and

Kootenay.

Social Credit could oust

the NDP in Burnaby-
Willingdon and Shuswap-
Revelstoke. And the two-

Seat Surrey riding (one seat
formerly held by Bill Vander
Zalm, the other by New
Democrat Ernie Hall) is
anyone's guess.

Facts sheet

Standings in the
legislature at dissolution
were: Socreds 31, NDP 26.

The eight swing ridings,
therefore, suggest the
possibility of a photo-finish,

with only the thinnest of
margins for either the
Socreds or the NDP.

But given the

disillusionment expressed by
many voters with eight years
of increasingly acnmonious
Socred-NDP polarization,
plus the healthy oumber of
“alternative” candidates
fielded by the minor parties,
a more dramatic result
cannot be ruled out.

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September 5 & 6 See your TV listings.

NORTH VANCOUVER-CAPILANO

VOTE

JEAN DRISCOLL-BELL
LIBERAL

TO Institute a long term plan for an

efficient and coordinated public
transportation system

TO Return authority for planning,
budgeting and salary negotations
to locally elected school boards
with adequate and accountable
provincial funds...at least 50%

TO Restore quality health and dental
care and essential social services
with special priority for the aged,
the young and the handicapped

Increase productivity through
rational union/management/gov-
ernment cooperation

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