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New North Van City
administrator named

THE CITY of North Vancouver
has appointed a new city ad-
ministrator.

Present director of purchasing
and property Gerry Brewer will
assume the $63,000-a-year position
March 1, 1987,

Brewer, 52, will succeed retiring
city administrator Ed Raymond.

About 60 applications were
received for the position.

“We short-listed it to six and
these were interviewed by coun-
cil,”? Mayor Jack Loucks said.

‘Il personally thought he
(Brewer) had been trained for the
job and was ready...,’’ said
Loucks. ‘‘We felt he had the train-
ing and the experience.”

Calling the decision a tough
choice, Loucks noted that different
people bring different talents to
the job.

“T think we made a good
choice,”’ he said.

Brewer’s posting to the city ad-
ministrator’s position leaves the
job of the purchasing and planning
director open. No decision has
been made on that post.

“A lot of municipalities look to
successor planning,’’ said Loucks,

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who added the city does not have a
formal system in place.

Brewer, vacationing in Hawaii,
could not be reached for comment.

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver courthouses over the past
week to face various criminal
charges laid against them.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 18:

North Vancouver man Herbert
Bruce Beam was ordered ty return
Jan. 16, 1987, to fix a date for trial
on charges of resisting arrest and
damaging a window.

Beam, 26, was charged follow-
ing a July 20 incident in North
Vancouver City.

A stay of proceeedings was
entered on charges of obstructing a
police officer that were laid against
Ronald Christian Jansen, 25.
Jansen, of North Vancouver, was
in court for a first appearance in
connection with a June 27 inci-
dent.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 19:

Howard Alan Norfolk, 42, was
fined $150 after pleading guilty to
unlawfully supplying liquor to
minors. Norfulk was charged fol-

lowing incidents July 9 to 12.
Hogan’s case was adjourned un-

til Jan. 5, 1987.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 22:

Gloria Jean Lakes, 25, of North
Vancouver, was handed a condi-
tional discharge and probation
after she pleaded guilty to posses-
sion of cannabis resin.

Lakes was charged following a
Nov. 5 incident. She was placed on
a nine-month probation and
ordered to perform 25 hours of
community work in three months.

Robert Harold Marciniak plead-
ed guilty to consuming liquor in a
public place and was fined $50.
Marciniak, 18, was charged fol-
lowing a Sept. 5 incident.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 23:

West Vancouver man Ronald
James Perkins had his case
dismissed after being charged with
assault. Perkiv., 26, was charged
following a June 9 incident in the
City of North Vancouver. Perkins
pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
December 24:

Randall Joseph Scott, 20, was

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