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ARMOYAN DIVORCE<br />
DRAMA THIS WEEK<br />
HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A LAPTOP CAUSE SO MUCH FRIGGIN TROUBLE<br />
IN YOUR ENTIRE LIFE?<br />
I refer, of course, to the unending legal row over copied laptop<br />
data that has erupted between Armco Capital and Lisa Armoyan,<br />
the beauteous, seperated wife of long-time <strong>com</strong>pany director Vrege<br />
Armoyan.<br />
BY GAY M. SHOW<br />
AT PRESSTIME, COLCHESTER COUNTY<br />
NATIVE ADAM BURROWS WAS EAGERLY<br />
AWAITING A CHEQUE FROM THE PRODUC-<br />
ERS OF THE PRICE IS RIGHT AFTER AN<br />
APPEARANCE AS A CONTESTANT ON THE<br />
ICONIC GAME SHOW NETTED HIM PRIZES<br />
INCLUDING A TRIP TO BARBADOS, A HOT<br />
TUB AND $5,000 CASH.<br />
Although tax implications for foreigners<br />
mean Adam will be netting far less than an<br />
American resident would, the 2007 NSCC<br />
Kingstec Radio and Television Arts graduate<br />
doesn’t seem to be letting that small detail<br />
bring him down.<br />
Adam, who works for Canadian Border<br />
Services in Saskatchewan, made the trek to<br />
Los Angeles with his long-time pal, New Mi-<br />
4 ATLANTIC CANADA FRANK APRIL 27, 2010<br />
Adam Burrows in action (left)<br />
as buddy Chad Jackson (above, centre)<br />
cheers him on from the audience.<br />
ADAM’S 15 MINUTES ... AND $7,000<br />
nas used car peddler Chad Jackson, in early<br />
February. The show aired March 25.<br />
Adam was the first contestant called to<br />
“<strong>com</strong>e on down,” and was also the first to<br />
make it onstage with Drew Carey, who replaced<br />
Bob Barker as the show’s host a few<br />
years back.<br />
“When they showed me the boat I just about<br />
had a heart attack,” he said of the first prize<br />
up for grabs, which he incidentally didn’t manage<br />
to secure. But later in the show he scored<br />
a spot in the Showcase Showdown, where<br />
he bested the <strong>com</strong>petition to win a $22,915<br />
prize package including the trip, the tub and<br />
the cash, along with a big screen TV, a<br />
Nintendo Wii, and some patio furniture.<br />
Unfortunately for Adam, logistics, along with<br />
those aforementioned tax implications, are<br />
forcing him to forfeit the trip. As non-residents<br />
are forced to cough up a 37 per cent tax on<br />
On March 30 Armco appealed a recent decision from Supreme<br />
Court judge Gerald Moir, who basically pawned the whole legal mess<br />
off on the Florida courts, which is where Lisa initiated divorce proceedings<br />
against Vrege (<strong>Frank</strong> 575-579,581,582).<br />
The brief, three-page submission from Armco’s Stewart McKelvey<br />
solicitor Colin Piercy claims Moir’s verdit was flawed and, among<br />
other legal thrusts, argues that the judge failed to establish if Lisa<br />
only made one copy of the disputed data, which is currently under<br />
Florida court protection, or if she has other copies in her gym bag.<br />
Stay tuned.<br />
Does <strong>Frank</strong> Know?<br />
atlanticfrank@eastlink.ca<br />
game show winnings, the $8,000 trip would’ve<br />
cost more than $3,000 to claim. In addition,<br />
he and his fiancee would have had to make<br />
their own travel arrangements between<br />
Regina and California.<br />
Adam’s opted to pay the tax on the hot tub<br />
— he plans on selling that to his sister-in-law<br />
at cost — and is taking the cash option on the<br />
TV, video game thingy, and the furniture,<br />
which, when added to the other cash, should<br />
leave him with a cheque for about $7,000 after<br />
taxes.<br />
Bred in Brookfield and Maitland, Hants<br />
County, Adam, 23, managed brief on-air stints<br />
at Big Dog/Cat Country in Truro and stations<br />
in Fredericton before he went to work<br />
for Canadian Border Services. His dad<br />
Graham works for CBS in Halifax and his<br />
mom Elizabeth is a personal care worker.<br />
They still live in the Hubtown.