12 ~ Wednesday, September 12, 1990 - North Shore News

erals 36 and the Conservatives 20. The election of the
first NDP government to Ontario — Canada's most
powerful and affluent province — may have several im-
plications for Socred Premier Bill Vander Zalm who has
been hinting he will cali.an election soon.

LAST WEER’S stunning election results in Ontario have
sent other pre-election premiers scurrying back to their
party analysts. The Liberals were soundly beaten by the
New Democratic Party, with David Peterson also losing

Elizabeth
Collings

A DAY IN

From page 11

James Deans was fined $100 after
the 68-year-old Lions Bay man pleaded
guilty to failing to remain at the scene
of an accident July 14 at the Caulfeild
Shopping Plaza.

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Peter Helmut Franz, 25, was fined a
total of $550 after the Vancouver man
pleaded guilty to charges of inischief
and driving without consideration in
connection with a July 7 incident

his seat and resigning as party leader along the way. Led
by Bob Rae, the NDP won 7-4 out of 130 seats, the Lib-

Will the Ontario election results affect BC?

Mark Pearce

Maple Ridge

I'd say it looks like the
NDP will win a lot more
seats than they would
have otherwise, and it
looks like Vander Zalm’s
government is going out.

Robin Anderson

North Vancouver

I] hope so, but people
don't have open enough
minds. | don’t see why
anyone would vote for
the Socreds again, but
many people don't seem
to cave he’s making
things worse.

Chase Gammon

Burnaby

Ivll probably hein the
NDP, | would imagine.
It shows the party got
support over there so it
will affect some of the
decisions of people here
in the West.

Andrew Johnson

North Vancouver

i's a totally different
situation there. The NDP
was the lesser of the
three evils. The Oka sit-
uation and the politicians
involved there made a
difference.

drove into the car.

In connection with the same inci-
dent, Gerald Nichols, 18, also of Van-
couver, pleaded guilty to committing
mischief by striking the car with a
baseball bat. He was fined $300.

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Ryan Jacob, 23, was fined a total of
$300 after the North Vancouver man
pleaded guilty to failing to comply
with various conditions of his proba-
tion order between Oct. 31, 1989 and
March 15, 1990.

COURT

Those conditions include completing
75 hours of community work service
and paying restitution of $806.10.
Before Judge J.L. Davies in North
Vancouver provincial court on Aug.
16:

Dennis Anthony Barriseale was fin-
ed $200 after the 31-year-old Co-
quitlam man pleaded guilty to failing
to appear for a Nov. 24, 1989 court
date as required by a Sept. 13, 1989
promise to appear.

Gordon Stewart

North Vancouver

} hope so. It gives the
NDP national status for
the first time. A win in a
significant province like
Ontario proves the NDP
is not just a Western

party.

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