perly be made by the highest cou
ed the

thava pedoph
appear to support fis”
child pornography. [1's

a disgusting thought

¢ cut win an appeal court ruling that
“freedom”

tow

the protection of the innocent. What has been over-
looked in the rush to condentia the trial judge and the

two (of three) appeal court ju
Robin Sharpe is that Ci
the povernance of Canada

sues involved,

nthe case of John

ter decisions, upon which

ybody’s protec -

in the land. Now that the
point of law will be decided upon
ind future police procedures will be based.

ing any parent who would not agree with the (dissenting) words

ography, for any purpos
j that it rates very low on any
zens to the p y of the

: athe prot rection of persons po

‘ cessing child

threatened hardly at all by th

But whatever our belicts in what the law should ultimat

and care that v

as taken in defining the

rly do, anyone who takes
the time to read the 33,500 word judgement of the three appeal court judges cannot

but be impressed with the though
@ “intrusion into freedom of expression and the right of priv
the Gestapo and the KGB — of a state encouraging betrayal by children of their par-

in “the

Susanne MacKillop
North Vancouver

No,
goosebump

Patrece Thomas
Richmond

No. Pm
totall

a teacher and Pm

absolutely ne. Po ge:
ainst it, P think it’s

when Po chink

ents to the authorities, of smashing down doors and burning ‘books, all in the name

about it. They shouldn't

The only way to con:

Kylie Troyer

North Vancouver

No. Hit endangers chil-
dren, Tothink it’s totally
wrong. [ts morally wroa:

of some concept of the greater goods” and
@ piving sufficient weight to the the abuse done to children in the production of
child pornography and the risk of future exploitation of other children

quence of creating a market for this kind of material.
NORTH SHORE

NO DON'T
OPINION KNOW
7G

trot whac’s going on is to 7 should respect the
have more rites = it's way children, who were forced
too fenient right nos to participate,

EMOGRAPHICS

waste the caurt’s time on it,

s NO YES NO
1O% 79%
AG SIG
R78
BN%
SSCe

T a.)
ofSo~n RRBW
GG 13%
Rie SCOT 76
88% 6%
YIN

85%

Horseshoe Bay
Dundarsve/Ambleside

__British Properties O%
Norgate/Pemberton Heights
Capilano/Delbrook Highhinds

DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION FOR THE HE INQUIRING REPORTER? E-mail your comments or question ideas to: martin@nsnews.com — |

I
i”

a 4%

6%

ty ridg (Deep Cove

COMBINED AVERAGE .............. 4%

Ofe

bee 5%

od debris recycied

West Van beach w

LOG debris removed from
West Vancouver beaches is
bsing recycled.

West Vane

ing firm, to remove
fog, debris from
and Dundarave

Built up over the stormy
winter months, the debris is
considered 2 hindrance to
beach goers and navigation,

The wood will go to P

Fibre’s Annacis [stand

ng plant, where ir will be
reeyeled into products such as
wood panchng, interior panels

for automobiles and hydre-
seed, which promotes grass
growth, The debris ected
to total some S00 tonnes.
According to 4

Vancouver Parks: spokespzan,
any logs thar can be sold are sal-
vaged and the money is ted
for general beach maintenance,

ee Ts

Berioni Kitchen & Bathroom
Superior quality,

Choice of a variety of materials
functional, style.

contemporary, traditional.

Chrome & plastic accessories

Sold by over 1.000 stores in 30 countries

685-4927

NEWS photo Julie iverson

ANGELO Vianazella used a backhoe to load large chunks of wood debris at
41130 Mainland St., Vancouver Es nat ne eae © ef s Ambleside Beach cn Monday. The debris was collected and recycled.

www. beriosi.it