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DANNY loves motorcycles and travelling. She is from Van- couver and recently returned from living in New York. She is interested in breeding German shepherds.

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YOUNG BEN hugs beth his tom and a stuffed toy bear, Mom, boy and bears will all be attending Sharing the Caring a preventative service fair at Capilano Mall,

Sheila Gilmour, a member of the arganizing committee, said the fuir will take phice Satur- day, Nov. 8.

She said the fair is designed

to put young parents in toucti’

with services available in’ the community.

“The fair is for the benefit of their children, and it gives parents a chance to talk with people,"* she said.

The informational fair is be- ing organized by the United

{INCUMBENT WEST Vancouver school trustee Barbara Howard is running for re-election.

Howard, age 50, is a homemak- er with three children and is a part-time businesswoman.

She is a past-president of the West Vancouver Parents’ Associa: tion; a member of the Municipal Citizens Financial “Task Force; a

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member of the Advisory Design Panel and the Advisory Planning Commission.

Howard is also active in com- munity work — for eight years she volunteered with the Junior League of Vancouver, and is active in the Pauline Johnson and Irwin Park Parent organizations.

{f re-elected Howard said she would work to enhance the West

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Vancouver educational system within a responsible fiscal framework. She said she would also like to promote a_ positive working relationship with teachers, administrators, parents and stu- dents.

She said she would support in- creased provincial funding to education and would like to see a royal commission on education.

Education good business says Williams

TELEVISION and film producer Don Williams is Vancouver’s District 44 School Board because he believes education is good

running for a seat on North business for the community.

Married with two Windsor

children,

Secondary School Williams is the executive Producer for the Beachcompbers television series and is a past national president of the Directors Guild of Canada.

Education, according to Williams, preserving oir society, our economic system, our

future.””

world community. Knowledge is the key to facing the

Williams says education is an investment that must be managed efficiently:

“Quality and economy are

not at opposite poles. They can both be achicved.”’

is the key ‘‘to

He also feels school trustees must serve the com- munity and its need for a good cducational system, and not get “hung up on political games.”’

Williams, who has experience as a negotiator in col- lective bargaining and has served on several arts boards, beiieves education staff must have the support

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Boname wants WV enhanced

PAT BONAME, a West Van- couver school trustee for the past two years, is running for election on West Vancouver District Council.

Boname, 53, said if elected Nov. 15 she will work towards enhanc- ing West Vancouver's unique character.

She said her experience in a wide range of civic and community groups will help her in an alder- manic role.

“Experience in these groups has taught me the great value of resi- dents’ participation through advi- sory bodies to ensure the preserva- tion of West Vancouver's unique character and values,”’ she said.

Boname was a member of the Parks and Recreation Commission for five years; a West Vancouver

Community Arts Council member for seven years; was the Fitness Festival chairman, served on the Coramunity Day and May Day com- mittees for seven years; was a member of the West Vancouver

Youth Band Auxiliary for one year and member of the choir and board of managers of the West - Vancouver Presbyterian Church.

Boname is married, has two sons and two daughters.

Finlay seeks WV re-election

WEST VANCOUVER Aid. David Finlay is seeking re-election to a fifth term on council.

Finlay, 54, said the primary duty of council is to conserve the tax- payers’ dollars. If elected he said he would work to keep taxes as tow as possible in West Vancouver, without impairing municipal ser- vices.

During his seven years on coun- cil, Finlay’s area of responsibility

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Finlay said he strongly believes that all local development must be based on preserving the beauty and character of West Vancouver, and on meeting the housing needs of its seniors.

He sees the development of the Ambleside waterfront as a challenge for West Vancouver, adding he would like to see the park attract citizens to actively use and enjoy that area.

He said a municipal or marine museum, an old-fashioned band shell, an arts and crafts centre and possibly a fishing pier should also be considered for Ambleside.

Finlay has lived in West Van- couver with his wife Beverley for 19 years.