WEDNESDAY
October 9, 1996

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HANDSWORTH Royals defender Adam Sharpe forces a fu
on during football action last Friday afternoon at Sentinel.

Fights for mayors
chairs in West Van,
NV City, Lions Bay

By fan Noble
News Reporter

THE race is on in West
Vancouver,

Former West) Vancouver
Commerce president Jim Hogan announced his
intention to run for mayor at at chamber finction
‘Tuesday morning.

He joins current counciltor Pat Boname in te
quest for the municipality’s top political post.

Hogan beheves West Vancouver residents
should be concerned that a cash-strapped provin-

Chamber of

Royals rumbie

k municipal rev-

cial government might claw
sand expenses to

enues or download more ser
municipal governments

“We need a solid, fair-minded and tough nego-
tiator shoukd that ever occur,” said the former
president of the B.C. Lions football club,

Hogan has never been a councillor before, He
said he would retain his position as a corporate
tawyer if he wins the $51,000-a-year mayor's job,
Hogan said the municipality has many managers
and responsible people and the mayor does not

need to be at West Vancouver hall every minute of

the day.
Meanwhile, Boname will be trying to move up
afier 10 years as a councillor, She also
Mungry governments eveily local revenues.
xperience with the complesities oF munici-
pal politics is imperative as West Vancouver faces

rang costs and downloading by other te of

government and tries to maintain the high lev
municipal s

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mble from Sentinel fullback Nathan Funk (No. 20) as various players look
A wei field hindered both teams before the Royals won the contest 21-

she said

In North Vancouver District, no one has offi-
cially filed to run for mayor, although Coun. Don
Bellis expected to step up to the plate. In the city,
Mayor Jack Loucks will compete with Richard
Campbell, a businessman,

In Lions Bay, Coun. Michael Reigh is running
avainst Lions Bay Mayor Brenda Broughton for
the top job in the village

Reigh identified seve

ys must be addressed.

He'd like to see improved satety of the Sea to:

y Highway, particularly from Lions Bay south
to Horseshoe Bay

“The onismanagement of our provincial
finances by the current NDP government can not
and should not be used as an excuse for dye lack
of deSvitive planning for a future alternate high:
way route.”

TVhe retired Lions Bay resident has served on
council far che past three vears.

safety issues that he

| Youths

WEATHER

Phirsdaw: Murualy deidy
aC law SC,

tabbed
in W. Van

By Anna Marie D'Angelo _
News Reporter

SOME words between
two groups of youths
of differing Asian
extraction ended on
Saturday with two
people stabbed near
the parking lot of
West Vancouver’s
library.

According to the West
fancouver Police, a “minor verbal

dispute” between the two groups
of teens occurred earlier that
night at the Poo! Time Cafe in the
1500-block of Marine Drive in
North Vancouve

West Vancouver Police Sgr.
Barry Nickerson said the groups
were made up of six Korean
youths, most of whom live in
West Vancouver, and 12 to 15
Chinese youths, most of whom
live in Vancouve

Some of the West Vancouver
group attend Sentinel secondary.

“The verbal incidents conti
ued throughout the evening by
cellular telephone,” —_— said
Nickerson.

Shortly after midnight, the
police say the group of Vancouver
youths attacked the other group

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