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Board calls
off costly
byelection

NO BYELECTION will be held to
fill the vacant trustee position on
North Vancouver School District
44's board.

The position
when trustee
died in July. .

The board decided against
holding the byelection because it
would be responsible for the
byelection’s $40,000 cost and
because civic elections will take
place on Nov. 20 anyway,

The board held a special
meeting last Thursday night to
decide the issue.

Board chairman Don Bell ex-

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asking for your vote in the upcoming
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THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared’ in North Vancouver and
-West Vancouver provincial courts
recently to face various charges:
Before Sudge Reginald Grandison
in West Vancouver provincial
court on Aug. 16: Aa
Steven Bernd Bartowski, 40, of
Vancouver, was fined $5 after he
pleaded guilty to obstructing a

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MP's must be held accountable for
Government spending.

Too often no one seems to be held responsible
for péor planning, mismanagement and waste.

Federal spending must be reduced. There has to be a
change in the way Government operates. Prime
Minister Kim Campbell is committed to purliamen-

police officer on June 17.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
West Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 10: :

Gary Patrick Delaney, 19, of no
fixed address, received a four-
month jail term and 18 months’
probation after he pleaded guilty
to escaping lawful custody,
possession of burglary tools and
possession of stolen property
worth over $1,000 on July 12.
Before Judge Bill Rodgers in West
Vancouver provincial court on
Aug. Ik:

David Michael! Davis, 26, of
Nanaima, received a 30-day jail
sentence after he pleaded guilty to
possession of stolen property
under $1,000.

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believe she is right.

The constituents I talk to. door to door, through-
out North Vancouver are encouraged by her plan for
real change and ber approach to ensure a more
affordable Government, The tay burden Canadians
face is already unacceptably high. Governments have
lost touch, One of my most important priorities is to
deal with the cost of Government.

We must take specific action now to reduce
Federal spending and censure a more affordable
Government. .
© Eliminate the deficit by reducing spending, not

raising 1

Everyone of us, individuals and companies, has

been forced to do more with less, 10 priorize our

expectations and to live within our means.

Government must do the same.

Wiser, more carefully chosen spending priorities.

Canadians simply cannot afford Government as

it now exists, AH spending programs must be

reviewed, with those of lesser value eliminated.

All Canadians have a responsibility to help deter

mine those values,

The Budget making and approval pracess

mliust be opened up.

The peopl: of North Vancouver have a right to

know how their taxes are going to be Spent and

they need an opportunity tu influence the budget

plans and proposals before they sce finalized, 1

believe it's our money and we should have a real

say on how it’s spent,

Corporations and businesses are required by law
to issue regular reports and are held accountable
for poor decisions and waste. Government must
act more responsibly with tax dollars,and ap-

preciate bow hard and long someone has to work,

to pay them.

If you want to bring about real change and you
agree that Onawa must live within our means then I
will need your vote on election day. We need to be
sure our priorities and our local issues are clearly
heard in a Progressive Conservative Government
under the new leadership of Kim Campbell.

1 will be asking for your vole soon and I hope |
can count on your support. If you have any
questions, would like any more information or would
like to join my tcam of voluntcers, please drop
by my campaign office at 227 Mountain Highway,

just north of Main or call me at 988-6187,

Will McMartin

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