Vander Zaim to speak
on North Shore tonight

BILL Vander Zalm, former B.C.
premier and current president of
the provincial Reform party, will be
making a North Shore appearance
tonight.

Vander Zalm is scheduled to attend and
address a public meeting at St. David’s Church
on the corner of Taylor Way and the Upper
Levels. Highway ar 8 p.m.

Bernice Davidson, Reform BC's regional
director for the four North Shore ridings,
doesn’t have an advance copy of Vander Zalm’s
agenda, but speculated that he’s likely to

position and recession, the aluminum terry
mess and cutting the provincial income tax,”
said Davidson. “Our president (Vander Zalm)
has just completed a tour of the Interior —
public meetings in eight communities from
Fort St. John in the north, in Prince George,
through the Cariboo south to Merritt. He's
got an intimate sense of the public mood —
and it’s not a happy one.”

A small businessman, Vander Zalm was
B.C. premier trom 1986 to 199] when he
retired from public lite.

Earlier this vear he was elected president of
the Reform Party of B.C. and its de facto
leader.

address a wide range ‘of issues.

- “This includes B.C.’s desperate financial

Breasts exposed in WV

A, 29-year-oid Burnaby
‘woman is facing a charge of
comenitting iB an’ indecent act
ny ice say she exposed
ae ee % ‘gyrated” in
‘front of four ra males on
’ Monday at the Esso station
-in Horseshoe Bay.
: West Vancouver Police Sgt.
‘Jim: sAlmasysaid an ‘officer in a
polices car first.saw the woman

_ dhrough the prisoner" s door.
~The thin, baiding Richer was
‘Wearing prison greens and an
orange T-shirt.
>", At the end of August,

North, .Vancouver Mounties
seized. hundreds. of videos

ichet home., The .
adult male ;

“ Wer Mainland ,
‘boys engaged * "ih> everyday
activities ‘such ‘as ‘skateboard-

2 Patter Wednesday’s court
proceedings, Svacek. said. the
“Fassumed fact” of the age of

the” young. person in the
video of the sex acts was now
at issue...

The .Néws has learned
that the Police; believed the
boy to be-12:years-old, but
he may have been 14 at the
time ardund'1992*.

“ According to
Criminal Code, it is a crime
to Have sex with a child

_Under age 14 regardless if
‘the child consents. It is nota
rime to. engage in sexual
activity. with ‘a consenting

“young person aver age 14

the ~

‘with a male down
Royal Avenue shortly before 5
p.m. The police officer noticed
the woman lift up her dress and
expose her breasts and genital
area, The woman “gyrated”
while exposing herself in front
of four maics at the Esso gas
station in the 6300-block of

Bay,-according to the police.

“After the. rank woman was

artner is
trust.

providing the sex
: position o

Vancouver Pre- Trial Centre
where the accused child
pornographer was being kept
away from the general prison
population.

Svacek said Richer’s seg-

, regation would protect his

client, and-prevent his being

de harassed by’ other accused. -
Formosa Homes ;¢eriminals. “Svacek said the . -

“segregation was normal
when’ an accused person is
facing these type of charges.
The North Vancouver
RCMP had. considered
releasing Richer’s photo-
graph for public safety rea-
sons should Richer be
released from custody by a
judge. But Const. Tom
Seaman said the police were
“now looking at Privacy Act
issues in connection to

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arrested and placed in the
police car, she continued to
expose her breasts by taking the
top part of her dress down, said
Almas. Police say the wonian
showed her genitalia from the

rear window of the police car.
Police say the male who had
been walking. with the woman

fled. No names were released.
— Anna Marie D'Angelo

releasing-a photograph.
Scamaiy said. the investi-

_ gation . was” ongoing , and

police ‘did“not -want ‘to do
anything to interfere or
influence the investigation.

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Author’s Open House
Tomorrow Noon to 4:00 pm

Cal Chambers as a boy used to throw rocks at drunks and_

recite nasty poems about them. a.
Prior to his ordination in 1953, he was sent grudgingly to *
a Presbyterian Ministry located in the worst juvenile
delinquency area or Queen § Street in Toronto. Here; God :
softened his heart for the’ alcoholic and drug addict: :
Although not an alcoholic himself he was somehow able'to get under thei skin:
In 1960 Cal was invited to his first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting hy'a member of his church
Since then he has attended thousands of AA meetings, listened to, hundreds of Step Fives
(Confession Step) and he and his wife Alice have tiad dozens of alcoholics stay in their home
while recovering.
Cal had already written a book for his Doctorate degree and really didn’t want to write another

He couldn't shake the need to write a book —- How Alcoholics Anonymous Relates. to

Christianity. Reluctantly he began. Amazingly the writing flowed. It was inspired.

The book is called “Two Tracks — One Goal”. Cal hopes alcoholics will read this book-with ..
an open mind toward the foundational beliefs of Christianity. He hopes Christians will become -

cognizant of God's saving power evidenced through Alcoholics Anonymous.
Derek D. (last name anonymous to respect AA's traditions) met Cal in 1994. It quickly became

apparent thar Cal's Ministry of 34 years was the same as Derek's of three years. Cal became *

Derek's spiritual mentor and a close family friend. Cal’s book which was primarily written to

evangelize to members of AA was in effect Derek's own story. Sober through AA in 1981 and

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student and was very cautious. He also finally saw the potential.

The three men have formed a partnership called “Bridging the Gap Enterprises”. A name Derek

had in mind for a few years. It represents his desire to build a bridge between AA and
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