Anna Marie
D'Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

12 - Wednesday, September 18, 1991 - North Shore News

PREMIER RITA Johnston said last week that the crim-
inal charge against former premier Bill Vander Zalm
won’t hurt Social Credit chances for re-clection. Vander
Zalm was charged with breach of trust relating to alleg-
ed events that took place during the sale of his Fantasy

Gardens theme park. The court action will limit discus-
sions during the upcoming campaign about the former
premier’s actions while in office. But NDP leader Mike
Harcourt said Socred candidates who worked under
Vander Zaiin still need to do some explaining.

Will Vander Zalm have an effect on an election?

Eunice Findlay

North Vancouver

t would say yes, it) will
make a difference.

on

party.
Zalm,

Cyndi delfrey

North Vancouver

Of course he'll have an
effect, but T think what
he does has no bearing
the

Bob Morrison

North Vancouver

If he gets involved in the
election, he will. I think
he should stay out of it.
He is giving Social Credit
a bad name.

Ron Robb

North Vancouver

1 don’t honestly think he
will because his doings
are in the past.

Ruth Archer

North Vancouver

1 would think that be will
have a negative effect. |
feel Social Credit doesn’:
stand for social issues.

the
Vander

fortunes of
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THE FOLLOWING people ap- on Sept. Uf: Feb. 25. Sept. 6: of aggravated assault against
peared in North and West Van- fan Duncan Edwards received a Before Judge M. Mondin in North Ronald Douglas Powell, 39, was another man in connection with
couver provincial courts recently conditional discharge and was Vancouver provincial court) on ordered to stand trial on a charge — an alleged Oct. 4, 1990 incident.

to face various charges.

Before Judge W.J. Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
ox Sept. 13:

Myrtle Barbara Dennis received a
conditional discharge and was
placed) on probation for six
months after the 43-year-old
North Vancouver woman pleaded
guilty to stealing groceries.

As part of her probation, she is
not to be found within the Over-

waitea store at 1250 Marine Drive.

in North Vancouver.

Parvin Yazdani received a condi-
tional discharge and was placed
on six months probation after the
56-year-old North Vancouver res-
ident pleaded not guilty to a
charge of stealing gum.

As part of the terms of the
probation, Yazdani is not to be
found within the Buylow Food
store at 730 West I4th Street in
North Vancouver.

Before Judge W.J. Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court

placed on probation for one year
after the 22-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to
stealing a sheet of plywood on Ju-
ly 31.

Before Judge J3.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 10:

Michael Adamick received a
suspended sentence and was plac-
ed on probation for one year after
the 28-year-old Bowen Island man
pleaded guilty 10 a March 30

assault of a oman on Bowen

(sland. 1
Adamick was also ordered to

pay $70 in restitution ¢o the victim al

and to have no contact with him
for the duration of his probation.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 9:

Jeff Thomas Blore received a
conditional discharge and was
placed on probation for 12
months after the 31-year-old
North Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to assaulting a man on

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