42 — Wednesday, December 4, 1991 -

Anna Marie

INQUIRING REPORTER

From page 10

Peter John Chambers, 48, of
Vancouver, was fined $100 and
placed on probation for three
months after he pleaded guilty to
causing mischief under $1,000 by
damaging a telephone. He was
ordered to pay $87.32 in compen-
sation.

North Shore News

AFTER A one-vear tapse, Grace Hospital is relaunching
its midwifery program this week on the heels of Oa-
tario’s recent official recognition of the profession. The
Grace Hospital program is doctor-supervised, and the

costs endorsed midwifery because it saved money
through shorter hospital stays and it reduced rexnce on
medical interventions. B.C. Midwife Association repre-
sentatives are pleased by the increased recognition, but

midwives
month,

Should BC.

George-Anne Buchalter
North Varcouver

Yes. A midwife was
present at my second
child’s birth. 1 have
found the birthing pro-
cess a cold experience at
the hands of male doc-
tors who can’t empathize
in the same way as
women.

theraselves must be

& provincial royal commission on healih care

officially recognize midwifery?

Deb Ferris

North Vancouver

Yes. 1 think it should be
a recognized choice.
Nowadays, birthing isn’t
considered a disease and
we need the hospita!
space for other things.

trained nurses.

Last

Angeline VanClieaf
North Vancouver

i wouldn’t want a mid-
wife, 1 would rather be
in a hospital. 1 have four
kids.

Lisa Gale

North Vancouver

Yes. It is a more humane
way to help bring a fife
into the world.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court

on Nov, 23:

Feb.

10 incident in which a car
roof was damaged.

after

he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a man on July 19.

they don’t want B.C. midwifery controlled by dactors
through the use of subordinate nurses as midwives.

Trish Read

North Vancouver

Yes. I think midwifery is
tisky, but if someone
wanis to use a midwife,
thea that is fine.

court Sept. 20 in compliance with
a promise to appear agreement.

Before Judge Wiliiam Rodgers in

Before Judge Reginald Grandison

Michael George Senick, 68, of
Vancouver, received a conditional
discharge and was placed on pro-
bation for one year after he was
found guilty of causing mischief
under £1,000 in connection with a

Before Judge Reginald Grandison
in West Vancouver provincial
court on Nov. 19:

Michael Ross Pound, 25, of
North Vancouver, received a con-
ditional discharge and was placed
on probation for eight months

in West
court on Nov, 12:

North Vancouver provincial court
on Nov. 13:

Andrew Wilhelm Scheer, 22, of
North Vancouver, received a
suspended sentence after he

pleaded guilty to failing to attend ous driving April 2.

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Stephen Brocke Bach, 29, of
West Vancouver, was fined $1,000
after he pleaded guilty to danger-