port from caucus members whose ambitions rur. to the leadership.

NORTH SHORE DEMOGRAPHICS

Horseshoe Ba
Dundarave/Ambleside
British Properties
Norgate/Pemberton Heights

lata f
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After the ignominious departure of Brian Mulroney in
1993 it’s surprising that anyone is yet ready to call
themseives a Tory. But hey, politicians crave power and
are always willing to gamble that the public memory is

short. |

Joe Clark is to make it all the wav back to the

top he has to first beat out Hugh Segal in October for
the party leadership. That would appear to be a fore-
gone conclusion since Clark already has most of the
20-MP Tory caucus behind him. Ottawa columnists
have suggesied that the “draft Joe” movement is a cyn-
ical short-term move designed to win back enough
Reform switchers and Liberal centralists to form 4 sainority government. Once in
power, the story goes, the party will once again turn its back on one of its loyalest
members and look to promote a younger, long-term leader — hence ths present sup-

Capilano/Delbrouk Highlands

~~ Lower Lonsdale
Central and Upper Lonsdale
Lynn Valley

Blueridge/Deep Cave 14% 2
30%

SE%
(4%

TOTAL ........ccsscserssssseeroverssensceosese 17% 53%

Mel Hamilton
North Vancouver
Yes TP would. T like what I

oT a

Duane Salmon
North Vancouver
No.

federal Co Servative Party led by Joe

}oodon’t think the

Dawne Clucas
North Vancouver
No. Is it the party or Clark?

hear when Joe Clark talks. [
think he is honest and. sin-
cere. E don’t think he had a
chance to prove himself the
last time he was prime min-

Saberals are doing such a
bad job, What can you dv?
Choose the lesser of three
evils.

A little bit of both. Never
mind charisma, he docsn’t
have cnough of anything.

ister.

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care and attention.

The original — charge
stemmed from a March 1,
1997, incident in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 22:

Christopher Myles George,
29, of North Vancouver, was

after he:

@ picaded guilty to attempting
to steal food from a woman on
March 8 in North Vancouver
City;

i "pleaded guilty to the
attempted break and enter of 3
house on July 2 in the 1600-
block of McBride in North
Vancouver District.

business, but instead pleaded
guiity co the lesser or included
offence of mischief. The origi-
nal charge stemmed from a
March 2 incident in the 100-
block of West 2nd Strect

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on May 22:

Dinh Thi Hoang, 33, of

after she pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to Talbots in Park Royal
shopping centre on Jan. 10,
1997.

Hoang was required to per-
form 25 hours of community
work service.

A Vietnamese interpreter
w an required for court.

e William

provincial court on May 22:

Candace Joanne Kelly, 19,
of North Vancouver, was fined
$100 and received 12 months*
probation after she pleaded
guilty to stealing merchandise
belonging to 7-Eleven on June
13, 1997 in North Vancouver
City.

Kelly was required to per-

form 25 hours of community
work service.

ore Jud
pica in No

Vancouver, was fined $500 and

pleaded not guilty to the
received 18 months’ probation

jailed nine months and h
atrempted break and enter of a

received 18 months’ probation Vancouver

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver courts
recently to face various

Before Judge Williarn
Diebolt in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 26:

Lloyd Clayton Bell, 19, of
North Vancouver, regeived six
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
woman on Feb. 7 in North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge . Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on May 26:

Edward Brian Paul, 28, of
North Vancouver, was jailed
two days and reccived six
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to three charges
of breaching probation by:

B failing to report to a proba-
tion officer on July 8, 1997;
B failing to complete 75 hours
_ of community work service on
May 1, 1997;
§ failing to compicte 50 hours
of community work service by
; : April 4, 1997.
a, . eee
; John Harvey Cardinal, 56,
of Vancouver, was jailed 32
days and. received 12 months’

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