10 - Wednesday, December 19, 1990 - North Shore News

Anna Marie

INQUIRING REPORTER

LAST WEEK beleaguered Premier Bill Vander Zalm
shuffled his cabinet and filled three vacant positions.
Vander Zalm appointed backbencher Cliff Serwa as en-
Vancouver-Howe
Seund MLA Sohn Reynolds, who resigned Dec. 10 say-
ing the premier failed to back tough pulp mil! pollution
The cabinet

vironment minister

controls.

replacing West

former attorney-general Bud Smith, who now runs
regional and economic development. Last Juiy, Smith
resigned from cabinet during a messy scandal associated
with the Biil Reid lottery grant affair. An ombudsman’s
report subsequently criticized Smith for mixing politics
with justice.

shufffle marks the return of

Should Bud Smith be back in cabinet?

Niels Laessoe

North Vancouver

No, he shouldn’t because
the investigation in past
wrongdoing has really
not been settled. It leaves
room for doubt.

Mel Watson

North Vancouver

No. because I think he
has proven himself un-
trustworthy.

Pat Deegan
Aldergrove
No, J don’t think that he
should be back because 1
don’t think that he is
trustworthy.

Doug Scott

North Vancouver

No, Bud Smith should
definitely not be back in
cabinet.

Tina Davison

North Vancouver

No, | don’t think that he
should because ! think
that he has done some-
thing wrong, and when
someone has done some-
thing wrong once, he

may do it again.

A DAY IN COURT

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North Vancouver and
West Vancouver provincial courts
recently to face various charges.
Before Judge G.R. Sutherland in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 14:

Steven Thomas Fleck was fined
$500 and had his driver’s licence
suspended for 12 months after the
25-year-old North Vancouver man
pleaded guilty to driving May 23
on Main Street while he was pro-
hibited from doing so.

Before Judge J.L. McCarthy in

North Vancouver provincial court-

on Dec. 13:

Jason Whare Davis was put on
probation for 12 months and fin-
ed $350 after the 22-year-old
North Vancouver man_ pleaded
guilty to assaulting a man on Aug.
2.

As terms of probation, Davis
was ordered to complete 33 hours
of community work service and to
have no contact with the victim
for the first six months of proba-
tion.

Before Judge P. Maughan in
Nozth Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 7:

Darren Todd Andall received a
suspended sentence and was put
on probation for six months after
the 24-year-old North Vancouver
man was found guilty of
assaulting a woman in connection
with an Oct. 13 incident.

As terms of his probation, An-
dall was ordered to undertake an
anger management program and
to have no contact with the vic-
lira.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 5:

Sherry Angeline Freethy and
Jennifer Anne Clausen received a
conditional discharge after the
North Vancouver women, both
20, pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000 from Hudson's Bay on
Oct. 20.

Freethy and Clausen were also
put on probation for six months.
Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 3;

David Collins was fined $300
after the 46-year-old Burnaby man
pleaded guilly to being in posses-
sion of a stolen insurance decal on

Roshen Alimoham Damgi was
fined $500 and put on probation
for six months after the 55-year-
old North Vancouver woman
pleaded guilty to theft of a purse
on Oct. 6 from Hudson’s Bay.

eee

Simon Chan received a condi-
tional discharge and was put on
probation for eight months after
the 35-year-old Burnaby man
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
woman June 2.

een

Brian Crawford was sentenced
to one day in jail after the 22-
year-old Burnaby man was found
guilty of failing to appear for a
court date on Feb. 27.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on Novy. 26:

Michael Anthony Homes was
fined a total af $2,300 after the
22-year-old Surrey man pleaded
guilty to impersonating someone
in order to obsain four tires and
rims on March 3, b988.

Homes also pleaded guilty to
stealing a B.C. licence plate from
Diamond Building Maintenance
on the same day.

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