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“GLEN CLARK is the taxpayers’ worst nightmare and our

dream come true.” — B.C. Reform Party director Martin

Brown. Whichever of the two Glen Clark is to you, one

thing is certain: his election as leader of the NDP has reju-

venated the party. Emerging from the New Democrats’

leadership campaign with the predicted lion's share of the

votes (802 of 1,132), Glen Clark was sworn in as B.C.’s pre-

mier on Thursday. However, the Liberals made Mu: Clark’s

day in the sun a hot one by raising questions about his

involvement in the Hydro investment deal. This, coupled

with the recent Bingogate scandal, may prove too much fer

voters with shifting loyalties who were leaning toward the

inquiring NDP. If an election were called today it would be a close

reporter race, but many feel the NDP’s chances of winning are much
improved with Glen Clark as their new team captain.

NORTH SHORE DEMOGRAPHICS

Horseshoe Bay
Dundarave/Ambleside
British Properties
Norgate/Pemberton Heights
Capilano/Delbrook Highlands
Lower Lonsdale

Central and Upper Lonsdale
Lynn Valley

Biueridge/Deep Cove 39% 33% 8% 20%
TOTAL. c.sssccecsseressesszssesrsserssassevers 40,790 39.6%

YES

39% 41% 4%
30% 40% 2%
49% 36%
37% 52%
44% 46%
40% 30%
43% 34%
46% 37%

3.4%

a day in court _

THE FOLLOWING people
appeared ~in North and. West
Vancouver courts recently to
face various charges: -

‘Before: Judge Doug Moss in
North. Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 12, 1995:

‘ Leif..William Jorgensen, 20,. of
North Vancouver, received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded guilty to:

& obstructing a police officer on July
19, 1995, in Ladysmith;

@ breaching a youth court probation.

term order by drinking alcohol on
Aug. 13, 1995, in Coquitlam. .
. Jorgensen was required ‘to do 35
hours of community work service.
Lido Crema, 36, of Bumaby,
received 12 months’ probation after

he pleaded guilty to assaulting a-

woman on Sept. 10, 1995, in North

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Vancouver District.

Before Judge Doug Moss in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 11, 1995:

‘Robert Miles McCandlish, 22, of
North Vancouver, was fined $100 and
had his driver’s licence suspended for
three months after he pleaded guilty
to driving on Croft Road near
Fromme Road without due care and
attention on Jan. 29, 1995. .

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in

North Vancouver provincial court

on Dec. 7, 1995: -

Pierre Lamer, 44, of Vancouver,
was jailed seven days after he plead-
ed guilty to stealing merchandise

from Save-On-Foods on Dec. 6,
.1995, in North Vancouver District.

_ Before Judge Jerry Paradis in
North Vancouver. provincial court
on Dec. 6, 1995:

Terrence Connelly, 38, of North

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NO NO DON’T
OPINION KNOW

16% Paul Miller
28% North Vancouver

15% Yes, with Glen Clark I think it

11% will. He seems to come across

as a guy who doesn’t want to

8% cut the things that we value in

30% the province, like health care.
16% And that’s what I want.

14%

17.3%

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Vancouver, received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a woman on Nov. 25,
1995, in North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Godfrey in North
Vancouver provincial court o2
Nov. 28:

Richard Rumph, 24, of Burnaby,
received 18 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to committing mis-
chief by damaging a woman's motor
vehicle on Sept..30, 1994, in North
Vancouver City. Rumph was required
to pay $237.50 restitution.

Before Judge Jerry Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Nov. 28, 1995:

Amir Mansour Tadayon, 31, of
North Vancouver, was fined $150 and
received six months’ probation after
he pleaded. guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to Extra Foods on
Nov. 12, 1995.

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Jennifer Shedden

North Vancouver

It'll definitely help their
chances for re-election. .
Whether they'll get re-elect-
ed, 1 don’t know but it'll def- °.
initely help. m3

Nick Holland

North Vancouver

It’s early days. I'm not going to
commit myself on that

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