7 Page 16, November 15, 19 8. North Shore News |

By! NOEL WRIGHT

In this special _ eve-of- -
election - review we take
pleasure in: ‘presenting the 28 .

North Shore candidates who
are = ‘seeking | ‘your . vote. this

Saturday for the 14 vacant.
aldermanic and |
‘school: board ‘seats. Each

mayoral,

- candidate has been offered
equal space in which.to tell

‘the electorate what he or she _

‘stands. for --: in ‘the: can-

didate’s own” _ words, _
prefaced by = “brief =
biographical note.

Incumbent aldermen and

school - trustees seeking re-.

election are indicated with

an. asterisk (° ). against their S

names. a

Two! mayoralty contests.
are taking ‘place — with the.
main focus of: interest on:

- West Vancouver, where two
‘former aldermen . (John
Dowling

campaigner
the. district's: top elected
office.
Peter Jones is not running
fora thirdierm.-_

In North Vancouver

Hect

and: Derrick
Humphreys)’ and _ veteran —
Gordon.
Rowntree are. competing for

Incumbent . Mayor _

_ District, incumbent Mayor —
Don Bell is being challenged

by a_ hitherto unknown

outsider, Clifford Southwell.

An interesting battle may.

also. be shaping up in the

West Vancouver aldermanic _
three in- |
-cumbent alderman (Robert.

Stakes, where.

Hicks, ‘Don - Lanskail and

Tom Marshall) ‘are all

running for re-election.

Snapping at their heels are —

three outside contenders --
John Humphries, chairman

of. the Social Services Ad- .

visory Commission, Bruce

Grey and Digby Kier.

In ‘the North Van District
aldermanic_ race, four out-

- siders. -- _Ernie ‘Crist, Lee
Grills, ‘Kieran MacLeod and
_Mary Segal -- are out after
the council vacancy - ‘created —
, vy
7 Alderman Diamond Almas,
or alternatively hoping to
‘unseat one or both of the two
incumbents seeking a further
term, Alderman Jim Ball and |
Peter Powell.

the. retirement... of

For North Vancouver City.
1978 is an “off” year because. .
the city changed over in 1977 |

to the. biennial election
system, _

their
- council: and school board
seats |
candidates seeking to oust

under: which the -

‘mayor and all six council

members © are elected every
two years. The only city
. election this Saturday is for a
single school board seat -- .
being

“contested — by
newcomers Albert Hansell
and Ernie Sarsfield.

two school board vacancies
up for grabs have attracted

four outside contenders -- |
~Margaret. Coates,. |
Frank Evans and
‘Clare MacSorley, in addition
incumbent

Craig, |

to veteran

Dorothy. Lynas who is

“seeking yet another term. —

West Van school ‘board -

incumbents Norman Alban

-and Audrey Sojonky are.
running for re-election, with
outsiders. Mark Sager and.

James Hemphill competing

: for the third vacancy.

Overall. on. the. North 4
of nine in-»

Shore a total
cumbents are defending
‘present mayoralty,
against 14. other

them: No incumbents are

involved ’in the West Van.
mayoralty or North Van City
school board contests.

David -

N.V. CITY

. - Holy Trinity Church |

27th Street. & Lonsdale Ave.
North Shore Neighbourhood
House.

225 East 2nd Street
Westview Schooi,: .

17th Street & Bewicke Ave.
Cloverley School,

4th Street & Hendry Ave. .
Carson Graham School,

12145 Jones Avenue. _
; . | St. Agnes Church Hall”
In North Van District, the ©
| St. John’s Church Hall,

12th St. & Grand Boulevard

13th St. & Chesterfield
Lions Gate Hospital,
230 East 18th Street
(patients only)

| N. VAN DISTRICT

‘Norgate School,

1295 Sowden Street..
Capilano School,

1230 W. 20th Street |
Highlands Schoel,
3150 Colwood Drive.

| Handsworth School, .
‘| 1044 Edgewood Road,

Canyon Heights School,
4501 Highland. Boulevard

The proportion of women
candidates (only five out of

‘the total of 28) has declined

as against last year -- when
North Shore ladies provided
eight of the 35 contestants.

Polls are open. Saturday,

-November 18, from 8 a.m. to
- 8 p.m. Ballot papers carry

the names of candidates in

. . alphabetical order, which is

ALDERMAN North Van. District

vote for-

@ Reduction of Taxes for homeowners

© A Long term Community plan

© Greater Support for small Buisness

@ More Employment Opportunities

@ Neighbourhood Participation in Planning

@ Proserve our Mountains, Rivers, Shorelines
@A New Bridge Across Seymour

“ITS TIME FOR A CHANGE”

CRIST,

ERNEST

| Sey-Lynn Hall,

Blueridge School,
2650 Bronte Drive.

the

| Delbrook School, |

631 West King Road.
North Star School

370 West Kings Road.
‘Carisbrooke School,

510 East Carisbrooke Road.
Upper Lynn School,

1540 Coleman Street.
Argyle School, =

1131. Frederick Road.

-. Eastview School, =e
~ 1801 Mountain Highway
‘Brooksbank School,

980 East 13th Street.
605 Mountain Hi ghway.

Windsor School,

931 Broadview Drive.
Burrard View School,

1475 Deep Cove Road.

Deep Cove Community. Halll,
2151 Panorama Drive.

WEST VANCOUVER |

Glenmore School,

70 Morven Drive.
Chartwell School,
1300 Chartwell Drive.
Westcot School,

760 Westcot Road.

arranged in the’ following .

pages.

Last year,less than 22 per -
cent of the eligible voters in
three North Shore
-municipalities bothered. to.

cast their ballots. It seems a
poor way to run a
democracy.

When almost. four Gut of _

 Cedardale School,
§95 Burley Drive. | oe

1250: Mathers ‘Avenue. .,
Hollyburn School,
-1329 Duchess Avenue .

- West Vancouver

Secondary School, .

‘1750 Mathers Avenue.
- Canadian Legion Hall,
-. §80 - 18th Street:

Pauline Johnson School,
1150 - 22nd Street,

». Irwin Park School,
2455 Haywood Avenue.
-- Presbyterian Church,

-. 2893 Marine Drive.

West Bay School,

‘3175 Thompson Crescent.
- Cypress Park School,

4355 Marine Drive.
Caulfeild School, -

4685 Keith Road.

Eagle Harbour Com mainity
Elementary School,
5575 Marine Drive,
Gleneagles Community
Elementary School,

6350 Marine Drive.

Horseshoe Bay
' Memorial Hall,
- a7 — nueet

be bothered to stop off for
three minutes at a nearby
polling station (listed on this
page), they are-hardly en-

-. titled to grumble about the

kind . of focal government

- they get. *

“Isn't it much too good an

. opportunity to miss? _

“also the way’ they are

five eligible voters can’ 't even

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL