with

TWO Vancouver men appeared in provincial court Monday to face
charges laid against them in connection with burglaries at two
North Vancouver homes over the Christmas holidays.

Robert William Spence, 22, faces two charges of break and enter
with theft following break-ins alleged to have occurred between
Dec. 22 and 25,

In addition, Spence is charged jointly with Richard Joseph
Spence, 18, with one count of possession of stolen property worth
over $1,000 in connection with a police seizure of video and stereo
equipment, liquor, jewelry and a watch.

Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge J.D.
Layton, the two were remanded to Feb. 24 to stand trial on the
charges.

Charges stayed
in weapons case

THIRTY-YEAR-old North Vancouver man John Benjamin
Williams appeared in court Tuesday to face charges of possession
of a dangerous weapon.

Williams was charged in connection with an April 22 incident in

the City of North Vancouver when he was allegedly found in :

: possession of a knife.:

’\ North Vancouver: provincial court. Judge J.B.. Paradis stayed
proceedings against Williams and the man was remanded for
psychiatric observation for 30 days.

Man | appears
for fraud

A 19-YEAR-OLD. Burnaby man appeared in North Vancouver
provincial court Jan. 2 to face a charge of credit card fraud.
Michael Anthony Verlaan was originally charged with one count

of fraudulent use of a credit card in connection with a Dec. 19 in- —

. ‘eident in which he is alleged to have used another person’s Bank of
: Montreal MasterCard.

’. Appearing before Judge J.D. Layton, Vertaan was remanded to
Jan. 9 to fix a date for trial on the charge.

’

Two appear for
cocaine charges

charges of trafficking in, cocaine’. .

Gae tan: Gittes Guay,- 23,‘and 'B au: Kevin Ry _ 27, were » origi: :

ant of possession of cocaine for
fficking: in‘ cocaine in connection

A: ‘COMPREHENSIVE course.on fire @ prevention and how to sur-
vive in-an emergency situation will be offered by the North Van-
“s-couver City Fire Prevention office. -
-" The three-hour course, called Fire: Who will survive?, is the first
|. of its kind offered on the North Shore.
Organizers say the audio-visual presentation will provide stu-

_ dents with a basic understanding of fire, its causes, prevention and

how to survive an emergency.
The course: will deal with such topics as operation of a fire ex-
‘tinguisher, smoke alarms, and home fire hazards.

The course takes place Monday, Jan. 26 starting at 7 p.m.

The cost is $10.

For more information cail 980-5021.

5 ~ Wednesday, January 7, 1987 - North Shore News

Davis addresses uranium fears

NORTH Vaneouver-Soymour will be pur in place to protect the ein the meantime, the province's
MLA and Minister of Bnergy. public. the workers and the en Mines inspectors centinue to
Mines and Petroleum Resources vironment, before any develop. monitor and regulate all mineral
dack Davis has respoaded to public ment is petinitted: exploration and development.
coneems regarding the governnr

ents desisian to permit. British

Columbia's uranium moratorium

to expire. B
Davis released a series of ques.
tions and answers Chat address the A077.

issues mast often raised by the
public.

The answers indicate that: f
¢ the government has no intention = § Book before January 47th and get your
of considering nuclear power as an § UK Charter April 30-May 28 for only

energy option for British Colum.

bia: ; 60
¢ because of a current oversupply
of uranium on world markets, and = § a

because H.C. °s uranium deposits call 929-7911 now!!!

are low in grade, there is little like. . :
lihood of any significant uranium {applies only to first 500 bookings)

exploration or development when = Rw
the moratorium expires Feb, 28. >
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