THE FOLLOWING people
eppeared in North and West
i Vancouver courts recently to face
urious chirges:

Sefore Judge BiH Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial cart
on April 19:

Ryan Frederick Gales, 22, of
North Vancouver, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to. stealing
Steaks belonging to Canada
Safeway on Feb. 17 in) North
Vancouver City.

‘- Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North Vancouver
provincial court ou April 18:

Brian Fraser Hanna, 45, of
Vancouver, was fined $200 and
received 24 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to Shoppers’
Drug Mart on Nov. 17, 1994.

Hanna was required to pay a $20
victim surcharge.

A probation term order states
that Hanna is not to be found on the
North Shore.

Before Judge Doug Moss in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 13:

Wanda Tabitha Phillips, 25, of
Langley, was fined $200 after she
pleaded guilty to stealing groceries
belonging to Canada Safeway on
Oct, 31, 1994 in North Vancouver
City. o-
Belore Judge Doug Moss in

North Vancouver provincial court
on April 12:

~ Mark Cameron Goldsbury, 29, of

- Nanaimo;* received ‘three months’

probation after he pleaded guilty to
possessing cocaine on April 21,
1994 in North Vancouver District.

Adam Anthony Cruickshank, 18,
of North Vancouver, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to breaching
probation by failing to report as
directed in connection with a Young
Offenders’ Act sentence on Jan. 16.

Before Judge Doug Moss in
Nerth Vancouver provincial court
on April 12:

Garden Ditle Manson. 42) af
North Vancouver, was fhied S100
iter he nhaded guilty to breaching
probation hy failing to report toa
probation officer on April iS, 1994.

Kefore Judge Jerry Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 12;

Michiel Patrick Morten, 19, of
North Vancouver, received 12
inonths’ predation after he pleaded
guilty to stealing cheese and
anchovies belonging to Canada
Sofeway on Jan. 24 in North
Vancouver District.

Before — Judge — Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on March 28:

Michael James Moran, 45, of
Squamish, was fined $600 after he
pleaded not guilty to dangerous dri-
ving, but instead pleaded guilty to
the lesser or included offence of
careless driving.

The original charge stemmed
from an Aug. 30, 1993 incident on
the Trans-Canada Highway in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on March 27;

Daniel Tracy Forsyth, 36, of
North Vancouver, was jailed 46 days
and received 12 months’ probation
after he pleaded guilty to stealing
clothing belonging to Zellers on
March 23 in West Vancouver.

Forsyth’s criminal record was
submitied in court.

Ka Chi Cheng, 21, of West
Vancouver, was fined $200 and had
his driver's licence suspended for
four months after he was found
guilty of driving without due care
arid attention on the Lions Gate
Bridge and other streets on Jan. 9.
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upgrading of the Trans-Canada to a
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Infrastructure and Western Economic
Development funds to Lloyd Axworthy’s
Riding including the propping up of the
Winnipeg Jets; numerous appointments
to the Immigration and Refugee Board,
Parole Board and other sundry
Government boards and agencies; and
more than 80 travel junkets for Liberat
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springtime and Australia in the winter.

DEMOCRACY?
The Prime Minister promised open
and honest Government with more free
votes. Instead of that we have had,

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‘MORE OF THE SAME -

believe it or not, more closure and limit-
ing of debate than occurred under the
Mulroney Government! The Grits are
worse, much worse, than the Tories ever
were!

They have restricted debate on
important Bills dealing with employment .
equity, MP pensions, gun control and the
budget. They have rammed Bills through
committee stage tate at night behind
closed doors with viriually no witnesses,
making up and changing the committee
tules as they went along. They have
introduced a Bill which will do away with
the parliamentary scrutiny of large num-
bers of regulations, reversing a standing
principle of our democracy that has been
in place since the 1600s.

They have denied MPs permission to
vote on certain Private Members’ Bills
and Motions which they knew would be
supported by the public and a majority of
MPs. They have punished three back-
benchers wha dared to vote against the
Government in order to represent their

constituents, They are Hippo-Grits, deep

into the trough of perks and pensions
with no regard for your opinion or the
taxes they take off you. (In case you
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their performance.)

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| have had the feeling during the past
couple of weeks that we have finally
passed through the peak of Liberal pop-
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face, the lack of democracy is starting to
show, the unreasonable agenda is start-
ing to upset supporters, and it looks fike
the economy is in a major downturn. In
addition, Ontario just overwhelmingly
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downhill run from here.

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