1991 ~ North Shore News

Anna Hilarie
D’Angelo

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INQUIRING REPORTER

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver courts recently to face
various charges.
Before Judge William Rodgers ii
North Vancouver provincial court
on Oct. 9:

Rajabi Abbas Ghodrat, 38,
received a conditional discharge
and was placed on probation fer

Elect Gordon Frampton - for 18 years a
North Shore neighbour standing for free |

THE VANCOUVER Canucks started the season right
this year by winning their first three games. Unfortu-
nately, the streak ended Thursday with a 7-6 loss in
Chicage against the Blackhawks. Although it’s early in
the season, predictions sbound oa both negative and
positive sides about how the local team will fare in the

How are the Canucks

National Hockey League this time. As in past years, the
Canucks’ future standings are predicted io be more on
the positive side at the seasou’s start. The Inquiring
Reporter asked five more people to foretell the Canucks’
future this season.

do this year?

Binise MacDonald
Vancouver

I think they'll do better
than last year.

North Vancouver

With the new acquisi-
tions, the hard times are
over. They are playing
for real now.

Erte Crossin

North Vancouver

They'll win their division
and end up third.

Garry Emery

North Vancoaver

The Canucks are going
to do real good this year.
Better than fast year
because of their good
players they have had for

Donzs Lawrence |

North Vaacouvez

( think the Canucks are
going to win the Stanley
Cup. They are our home
team and they are going
to do great. -

one year after the North Van-
couver man was found guilty of
stealing microcassette tapes from
Sears in Capilano Mall on Feb.
17.
Before Judge Doug Moss in Nort
Vancouver provincial court on
Oct. 7:

Bernard Charles Williams was
fined $300 after the 40-year-old

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a while,

North Vancouver man was found
guilty of failing to remain at the
scene of a Jan. 3 accident on
Lonsdale Avenue.

Williams was also ordered to
pay $123.09 in restitution.
Before Judge Reg Grandison in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Oct. 4:

Grant Allan Cooper was fined

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$250 and placed on probation for
one year after the 35-year-old
North Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to assaulting a woman on
June 23.
eee

Alvin Ronald Thomas, 32, was
fined $300 and placed on proba-
tion for one year after the Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to

stealing food from Canada
Safeway on Oct. 3.

Before Judge Willam Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court:
on Oct. 3: .

Glen Alexander Hodgson, 31,
was sentenced to 90 days in jail
after he was found guilty of driv-~
ing while disqualified and while

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