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CLARE ALEXANDER, 7, reaches into the jack-o'-lantern and lights the candle
within. Motorists are cautioned to be extra careful on the roads tonight as trick-
or-treaters will be out haunting North Shore neighborhoods for Halloween.

Happy Halloween!

Dykeman oreeeived the second
lareest share of votes with 9,348
votes, while Clark was elected
with 8,629 vores.

Faminow unsuccessfully
challenged Baker for the North
Vancouver District mayor's chit
in the 1988 election,

iP WILL be oa) four-way
race for the mayor's chair
in two North Shore
municipalities following
Menday's close of nomina-
tiens for municipal can-

Loucks acclaimed in North Van City;
4 candidates each in WV, NV District

take another run at the West lake a geod look at? running

didates,

By Michael Becker

News Reporter

While in North Vancouver City
Masor Jack Loucks will once
again breeze in by acchamation for
a osevemb term in affice. those
who would be mayer in the
districts of North and West Van-
couser face heavy competition in
the upcoming Nov. '7 municipal
elections.

In West Vancouver, Atd. Mark
Saver. with the unofficial endor-

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sation of retiring West Vancouver
Mayor Don Lanskail, was the first
to make public his candidacy for
maser.

Lanskail, 72.) announced in
mid-August that he would step
down as the municipality’s miavor
after spending 24  vears in
municipal politics.

He owas first elected as West
Vancouver Mayor in TO86, after
defeating long-standing incumbent
Derrick Humphreys,

In carly September, Humphreys
ended apeculation that he might

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Vancouver mayor's job, claiming
various other committhents were
keeping hin busy.

But Sager is being challenged by
Ald. Carol Ann Reynolds, Bryce
MacDougall, a retired chartered
accountant, and Bert Heming.

Fleming was the sole challenger
to Lanskatl for the mayor's posi-
tien during the [988 municipal
election, Sager topped the polls
fora woos council with 9,368
votes in f988, and Reynolds won
S.829 sotes to become an alder.
man in 1988,

Retiring North Van-
couver-Capilano MEA Angus Ree
said in Aueust that he would

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for mayor in West Vancouver but
his name is not among the can-
didates.

Meanwhile in North Vancouver
District, Ald. Craig Clark, Ald.
Murray Dykemin. Ald. Joan
Gadsby and Peter baminow are
competing for the mayor's chiar
in that omunicipatioy following
Mayor Manilyna Baker's move to
provincial polities. Baker wis ac-
clumed ino mid-September as the
Socred candidate ia the newly.
created provincial ciding at North
Vancouver-Lonsdale.

In the TYSS municipal election,
Gadsby topped the polly fora
council seat with TOS? votes.

“LISTINGS:

The resh by incumbent
aldermen to fill the void feft by
the departure of Baker will cesult
in the election to North Van-
couver District Council of three
new aldermen, the largest. single
turnover en council in years.

And in’ West) Vancouver, the
turnover on council wilh be as
great.

to to incumbent
council members attempung to
become mayor, Ald. Ales
Brokenshire has ‘decided to hang
up his skates’ after eight years:
service as aidermitn,

In addition