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THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-

couver courts recently to face
various charges: :
Before Judge Bill Rodgers in

North Vancouver provinciud court
on Oct. 4:

Alvin Martin, 29, of North
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after he pleaded: guilty
to assaulting a male on July 31 in
North Vancouver City. :

Martin must pay $100 restitu-
tion in connection with the charge.:
Before Judge Stewart Enderton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 29:

Stephen Michael Sproule, 19, of
North Vancouver, ‘received. six

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months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to committing
mischief by wilfully breaking a car
window belonging to a man on
Nov. 15, 1992, in North Van-
couver City.

Sproule must pay $362.67
restitution and a $35. victim sur-
charge in connection with the
charge.

Sproule must also perform 50
hours of community work service
befere Nov. 30.

Before Judge Reginald Grandison
in West Yancouver provincial
court on Sept. 29:

Christian Scott Bobroske, 19, of
Morth Vancouver, was fined $200
after he was found guilty of

Residents pushing for
open space amendments

THE PRECIOUS commodity of
open space in West Vancouver

‘and how to preserve it was
debated at West Vancouver
District Councii’s Sept. 27
. Meeting.

' Several residents argued against
any further delays i in amending the
‘ municipality’s Official Community.
: Plan to preserve open space. :
At the. public hearing that:
preceded the council meeting, |
British Pacific Properties Ltd.
‘ vice-president Walter Thorneloe -
_ complimented the municipality on °
‘the proposed amendments, but re-
quested that ne be given a month .
j to critique them. :
| -However, resident Roff
“Johansen said that closure of the
| public hearing and delays to the
. bylaw amendment process were |
‘unnecessary. |
“You've already given. the |
That’s:;
_ ough time for individuals and.
professionals alike,’’ he said.
Former West Vancouver coun-
‘eillor’ Doreen. Blackburn said she

,__ and-members. of the district’s ad-

‘yisory. planning: commission had
worked on the amendments over
the summer to prevent any delays.

“itis an urgent tatter,’’* she

said, - ‘

* Victor Durman of. the Cauifeild

“Ratepayers Association advised
council to get on with the amiend-

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WEST VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL

by Maureen Curtis

ments before the municipal elec-
tion.

Durman said that council’s ob-
jectives concerning trails, creek
preservation, tree-cutting,
and. greenbeit should be written
into the bylaw amendment so that
open space dedication would be
automatic when subdivisions are
developed.

. The planning commission and
the parks and recreation advisory
commission have proposed
changes to strengthen and defize

‘segments of the bylaw amend-

ments, but they have yet to be
incorporated in the proposed
bylaw amendments.

Council consequently decided to
keep the hearing open for further
public input until it. could return
for council gonsideration’ on Oct.
3.

In response to a question from
Coun. Andy.. Danyliu, district
planning director Steve Nicholls
said that a delay of a few weeks
would not have any effect on
current development above the
Upper Levels.

“We are acting on these princi-
ples now,’ he said.

Change.

parks.

COURT

marijuana possession on Feb.
in West Vancouver,
aee

Join Woward Bright, 32, of
West Vancouver, was jailed seven
days and received. six montks’
probation after he pleaded guilty
to assaulting a female on April 3.
Before Judge Reginald Grandison
in West Vancouver provincial
court on Sept. 27:

George Steve Taravilas, 28, of
Vancouver, was fined $100 after
he pleaded guilty to speeding on
Jan, 8 in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Bill Redgers in
North Yancouver provincia) court
on Sept. 24:

David Frederick Bingham, 27,
of Burnaby, was fined $350 after
he pleaded guilty to cocaine
possession on Feb. 15, 1992,
North Vancouver City.

Wefore Judge Reginald Grandison
in West Vancouver provincial
court on Sept. 20:

Lori Ann Lacendre, 19, of
Vancouver, was fined $200 after
she pleaded guilty to obtaining
clothes and money from B J’s
Fashions by false pretences on
Nov. 9, 1992, in West Vancouver.
Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
West Vaaceuver provincial court
on Aug. 20:

Loreen Faye Malach, 48, of
West Vancouver, was fined $150
and received 14 months’ probation
after she’ pleaded guilty to stealing
merchandise for Canada Safeway
on July !5 in West Vancouver.

* A probation term order states
that Malach is not to be found in
any Safeway stcre on the North
Shore.

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"CON SULTATION

It's no surprise that Reform has
become the target of hot and heavy
attacks over the past ten days. The
attacks will probably intensify in the
remaining days until the vote.

NEGATIVE ADVERTISING -

Reform's position throughout this
campaign has been that the election will
not be won by negative radio, television
or newspaper advertising. It is very clear
to us that you want substance and direc-
tion to be built in to the policies of the
party you choose on October 25th.

That's why we have channeled the
greatest share of our resources into arti-
cles like this one, and door to door litera-
ture and videorape drops using hundreds
of volunteers. We have concentrated on
supplying detailed information instead of
"one liners". We have made ourselves
available to answer your questions, and
we have not dodged the issues.

SCARE TACTICS

Our strategy has been very effec-
tive in ensuring that the truth about our
policies is wideiy understoud, but just to
be sure, | will cover a couple of the high
profile items currently subject to scare
tactics.

According to the NDP, Reform is
going to introduce GST on food. Where
they got this nonsense from is anybody's
guess but ic did not come from Reform.
Puzzled by the claim, I asked the loca!
NDP candidate what made him think

DESPERATE MEASURES

Authorized by Vie Bermington, Offa een for ‘Ted White

Ted White
Candidate

1336 Main St.
North Vancouver

Telephone:.-
980-5300 -

that Reform would add GST to food. He
teplied that he did not know where the
information came from. Well, all f can
say is please don’t go to che NDP for
Reform palicy, they have it all wrong.

MEDICARE

According to all of the other par-
ties Reform is yoing to slash and burn
medicare. They claim this despite
Refonn's written statement in both the
"Zero In Three" plan and our election
platform “Blue Sheet” that this is not the
case. We have made it very clear that all
funding transfers in support of medicare
will be maintained at their present levels,
and that no Canadian with be denied
access to medical care because of an
inability to pay. What more can we do
than this ?

On a related topic, emotional
claims by some parties thac they will
never perini¢ user fees are either deliber-
ate lies or genuine ignorance. There is
already extra billing in BC. Hundreds of
doctors have “opted out" of the BC
Medical Service Plan and are charging
extra fees. These extra billings are a sig-
nal chat the MSP itself is sick and in
need of attention.

GET THE FACTS
The only place to vet the eruth
about Reform policy is from the Reform
Parry. Please drop in to our offices, or call
us for information about the policy areas
that interest you.

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% Hear the Candidates

Decide how to vote in the
federal election by attending an
all-parties election forura on
Thursday, Oct. 14. Nine parties
representing the ridings of North
Vancouver, Vancouver East,
Burnaby Kingsway and Capilano
Howe Sound will air their views
at the Capilano college
Sportsplex from 12:30 to 2:15
p.m. For information call
984-4953

b> Legal Secretarial
Program

Graduates of this program are in
such demand that employers
start recruitment months befure
graduation. Attend an
information meeting on
Wednesday, Oct 20, at 6 pm. in
room 210 of the 'H’ Building.
Call 984-4959 for information.

be Library Grand
Opening

The public is invited to the
grand opening of the new
Capilano College Library,
Thursday, Oct. 21. See displays
at 4 p.m. and stay for the Grand"
Opening Ceremony at 5:30 p.m.”
‘Tours of the Library will follow.

“Your Support Makes
a Difference

Consisting of dedicated
volunteers, the Capilano College
Foundation is committed to
helping students build for future
success. The Foundation proudly
recognizes the valuable

-contributions of the many

people who make a difference. -,

Bruce Hartwick

The Capilano College
Foundation is pleased to
announce the appointment of
Bruce Hartwick to its Board of ,
Directors. Mr Hartwick is Vice-

- President and CEO for B.C. Tel.
‘He has held senior positions

with several major Canadian
corporations and public
institutes and has been a board
member of numerous national
research and technology-based
associations. -

For more information about the
Foundation, please contact
Randi Duke, Executive Director,
at 984-4983.

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COLLEGE

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