8 — Wednesday, March 31, 1999 — North Shore News

W.V.

Catherine Sarr
Contributing Writer

WEST Vancouver
Mayor Pat Boname will
run again in this
November's municipal
election.

“[’'m really looking for-
ward to a better nexi term,”
said Boname as she confirmed
her commitment to seek re-
election.

She said that she will aim to
continue providing “the ser-
vices that people have paid for”
and also hopes for a “more
positive attitude” from council.

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BONAME ... looking for-
ward to a better next term

liticians ponder el

So far, Boname is the only
incumbent ro publicly declare
a campaign, but others may
not be far behind.

Coun. Russ Fraser would
not confirm whether he
intended to run for mayor or
not. However, he said a polit-
ical post could certainly be
part of his future.

“Pve not declared mvyself'a
candidate for anything yet,”
said Fraser. “Bur T would con-
sider it.”

Coun, Victor Durman is
also thinking along those
lines.

“T can say that many peo-
ple have asked me to (run). In

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fact people have voluntzered
to form committees (for me)
to run for mayor,” said
Durman. “However, I have
not decided whether to run at
all again.”

Durman puts the recre-
ation-community — centres,
playing ficlds and arts centre
high on his list of priorities as

well as finanel:t budgeting
and internal reorganization.

Councillors Liz Byrd and
Bill Soprovich both said that
they are not interested in the
mayor’s chair.

They too support
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as well as finding a solution to
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“if Tran, T will run as a
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the mayor's job. “I’m leaning
that direction,” he said.

West Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce president John
Clark will definitely be cam-
paigning for one of the six
councillor positions.

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