10 - Wednesday, November 18, 1987

- North Shore News

Locals elected te Reform Party council

TWO NORTH Shore men were among the I! members voted on to the 24-member executive council of the newly formed Reform Party of Canada, at the fledgling political movement's recent founding con- vention in Winnipeg.

Ron Gamble, party director for B.C. and Gordon Shaw took the seats along with two other B.C. representatives, three from Manitoba and four from Alberta.

Seven North Shore delegates were among the 76 voting delegates from B.C. A total 262 delegates represented the four western pro- vinces with 30 per cent from B.C., 49 per cent from Alberta, 19 per cent from Manitoba and two per cent from Saskatchewan.

Although media reports have focused on a bitter schism between party leader Edmonton manage- ment consultant Preston Manning and leadership hopeful, Vancouver

NORTH Vancouver resident Ron Gamble...voted on to the 2d- member executive council of the Reform Party of Canada.

With 21 per cent of Canadian

asking who would make the best prime minister, and a weak vote of confidence for Liberal leader John Turner (13 per cent) and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney (19 per cent), Gamble thinks the timing is right for the new federal party.

“We'll target the Liberal and Conservative vote and convince them they have a new home. There are a lot of disgruntled voters out there,’’ he said.

Among the priority items in the conservative party’s policy agenda is a bid for an elected senate and other constitutional changes pro- moting Western Canadian interests in a united Canada.

“The thrust now is to organize constituencies and membership and get the link of communication between the grassroots and ourselves,’” said Gamble.

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consultant Stan Roberts, Gamble voters undecided in a recent poll in the next federal election. said the party is more than an Alberta party. ‘Why didn’t the Albertans vote in an all-Albertan executive? They could have,’’ Gamble said. ‘‘The party has been formed, we have a leader and we’re going forward.””

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in North Van City RE-ELECT RALPH HALL

© North Van City Alderman for the last 7 years Chairman, North Van City Athletic Commission © Member, North Van Recreation Commission © Director, North Shore Neighbourhood House

@ Ralph Hall was born in Ihe City of North Vancouver, was an award: winning community newspaper editor here, popular columnist, energetic sports official and aris booster whe has worked with dozens of North Vancouver organizations.

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Doug Calrns, nv Cuy Fee Chet

“Ralph Hall has spent most of tus ietie helping make sure thal our fire department has been abie lo operate al the highest possible fevel”

Chief Simon Baker, Sovamsn nian Bang

“Ralph has alveys been a warn fnend of the Squamish Indians — and he even played box facrosse for our team, but 'm prepared to forgive tim for that!

Hen Gostick, former tiv Cty sideman

“I dont think there is anyone who knows more about the city than Ralph Hall”

Dick Hallaway, toner NY City Fite Chet

“in out efforts to make the city fre department the Oeai it BC we always had a greal alt in Ralph Hall”

Efla Parkinson, son Wecaner Commarts Arts Counc:

“Ralph has been a supporter of the arts tron) a way, way Dace Dave Moulding, wre sv Cay beasuter

“Ralph Nas always laten a sensible, prachcal approach {0 things”

Ron Gibbs, torme: .Y Ci Sen

"Ralph akvays gave stony supped to Ine city Stal ant! Could De counted on 19 actin a very fay say”

Roy Clark, past pescort of ne NV Lawn Bosting Clit

dnd lorghre sports baste:

“Tye known Raipt for many years and wel been involved in Jornung and operating several basketball eaques for youngsters. so} can youc for hrs outstending leadersinp qualities which have benelitied North Vancouver in so many ways *

Paul, Anna and dike Fournogerakis,

owners of Pcassus Aestauram

“Business peop ike us ate fortunate to have an alderman Ihe Aaioh Hail to herp us get around problems with reu iape”

Arnie Yoews, Pastor tiarth Snore Allance Church

“Ralph Hall looks atter ail of the needs of the community — including ihe spintual side”

Frank Decker, oplornettst and torgtams city resent . “Ive knoven Ralph for years and he’s always been ani outstanding alderman and nevspaper editor

Norma Parter, a tousder of m2 Nosth Vancoinet

Community Concent Assoc:ation

“Out Association siarted in 1959. and without Ralphs help it svould never have been possible”

Tom Reld, tomer ti Cay Vavor

“He used to reler to me as Tough Tom in his newspaper colunn, but! can emphatically slate ram expenence that when he’s footing out for the City's best interests, Ralph can be avtully tough, 00"

Pat Burns, C309 Hot ister ard tonne NF Cty aderman “Ralph vei always get ny vele Decause he delivers when you need him”

Anne Macdonald, +

and ore of the lountess & ate Hoe:

“North Vancouver owes a fot to Ralph Hall, and Presentahion House would never have happened without his Strang support” Bill Sorenson, torme: NY Cay Aisermar,

and exscutse of ine Morn Short Communty Creat Union

“In my 2Ve years on City Councd { came to realize thal Rafoh Hall can be depenaed upon to co his very best for the City” Robert Savage, carer of Ire Rusty Gull neyghbothons fi

“Ht at nad not been ior Ralph Hail, there would be no neaghboroad pubs in North Vancouver Cy"

On November 21st RE-ELECT ALD. RALPH HALL.

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Monty McFartane, Norn Shove resident and CJVB broadcaster

I say never trust a politician who hasnt a good sense of humour, and, in Ralph Hall, NV. Cily has an alderman who doesnit ake himself too seriously and an top of that he has smarts’ in every which way"

Jobin Babatos, tocat busmessmar

‘Tye known Ralph since he was ¢ small boy when he used to come into my Sugar Bow! restaurant for hamburgers and mitk shakes and ie watched hint grow up to be a strong newspaperman and alderman who always listens to the people” Senator Ray Perrault, tosh vancower Cy resident

“Ralph Hail 1s a dedicated, elect worker for all the taxpayers of North Vancouver”

Aldesmian Joan Gadsby, North vancowet District

“Ralph 1s atways lair and reasonable”

Terry Wagharn, presdent CH Cates & Sons Lid.

“Anyone who has ved in North Vancouver for a while knaws ihe Positive impact Ralph has had on the communily as @ fnewspapernan and alderman”

Mayer Don Lanskail, vest vancouver ;

‘A nevspaperman on council can be important in handing communications with the public.”

Diamond Almas, tornet RY Cay Ataeemar:

494 owner of the Seven Seas Seafood Restaura .

“Tcould say that Ralph Hall has excelent taste, since lie Says that our fisherman's chowder is the best soup in the world, bul / should quickly add that Ralph is a key ingredient in making NV. City such a magrntcient place in which to live and do business.” James Spencer, Perey NV Cay Fre Cet

“nave known Ralph alt his Ite in North Vancouver, and his fanuly belore hum, and he has always been a public-spinted indndual involved in City Council and the newspaper business for many years, aad has dene a very line job. | have no . hesilation in recommending him lor another term on Council:

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