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IONA CAMPAGNOLO —
Liberal

Campagnolo, a West Van-
couver resident, is a former
MP and cabinet minister and
current president of the fed-
eral Liberal party.

“‘T think it is a primary re-
sponsibility of an MP to be
an ombudsperson and work
with the intimate concerns of
your constituents.’’

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HEINTZ BEYER,
Confederation of Regions

At 59, Beyer is seeking
election for the first time as
a member of the newly-
formed party. He’s been a
Canadian citizen since 1951}.

‘“‘We can’t continue to
elect the people who have
made this country morally
and financially bankrupt.” :

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BETTY NICKERSON
Green Party

A sociologist, Nickerson
got her first taste of politics
when she ran in a federal
by-election in Mission-Port
Moody a year ago.

**This is a good opportu-
nity to send a signal to the
powers that be that all is not
well with the way they’re
managing the country.”’

How to
vote >

VOTING WILL be carriea
out between 9 a.m. and 8
p.m. Tuesday at dozens of
locations across the North
Shore

Most voters should be in
possession of a notice of
cnumeration card that con
tains) all) the information
needed, including where to
go to cast your ballot

As well as the official
cards, some candidates have
mailed out voting day
reminder cards that also con
tain pertinent information.

If you have questions
about your cligibility to vote

you must be on the voters
list in urban) areas or
where you will vote, tele
phone the nearest: Electtons
Canada office (922-9118 in
Capilano and 294 8194 in
North Van- Burnaby )

-CHUCK:COOK,

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DAVID SCHRECK,

Conservative NDP

Cook has held off strong
Liberal challenges to repre-
sent the riding for the past
five years and is currently

Schreck, 37, is manager of
the CU and C Health Ser-
vices. He was defeated in
last May’s provincial elec-

Conservative Party whip. tion.
“it’s hi interest rates
**You don’t have to look that are killing off jobs and
very far to find out what the destroying small business in
Liberal record has cost us.”’ Canada.”’

PHIL ‘‘SWAMPMAN’’ :
Libertarian MARSH

Clarke, 33, is a Vancouver Rhinoceros [
resident seeking election for
the first time and running on
the platform of lessening
government involvement in i
every-day life.

“‘] think the political
trends over the past 50 years
have all been in the wrong
direction.”’.- cota Sits

Another political new-
comer, Marsh has added
color to the campaign and
attempted to end the bus
‘strike.

“I figure PI get 55 per
cent of the vote. I‘m the
perfect protest vote.
Remember: PM for MP.’’

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IN

ALBERT RITCHIE
Independent

A 24-year-old resident of
Surrey, Walters has run un-
successfully
elections
twice.

**Right now there is a total

$28 billion in taxes defer-

- tf those were paid,
Canada wouldn’t have a def-
icit.’’

Ritchie, a 13-year resident
of North Vancouver, is run-
ning because he feels he has
ideas to contribute.

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**I’m out there to get some
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does

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