Arrest made in
WV robbery

TWO SUSPECTS have been arrested in the armed robbery of a
West Vancouver couple Jast month, in which gold and jewelry
valued at $150,000 was stolen.

West ‘Vancouver Police, in conjuction with New Westminister
RCMP’s Major Crime Section, arrested four people leaving a New
Westminister restaurant Saturday, April 11 at 6:30 p.m.

Two of the four were later released.

Raymond Clifford Spark, 22, was charged with armed robbery

arid Ralph Gregory: Moore, 27, was arrested in connection with the
March 29 crime. :
/ Spark, who appeared in West Vancouver provincial court Mon-
. day, was unlawfully at large from the Ferndale Institution, near
Mission.
Moore was on 2:24-hour temporary absence permit from Fern-
_ dale —- a correctional institution. He is in custody, and will be
: turned over to prison authorities. .

| W. Van man:
wins $226, 686

. JACK FORREST got. a $226, 686: birthday present Wednesday after .

. a Lotto 6/49: quick: pick ticket Purchased by. his wife hit four of. six
“numbers on the’ April 11 lottery draw.

ae Teresa. Forrest boughit: the ticket for er ‘husband's Gist birthday
y rom a ticket booth in the Park Royal south mall.

“5 She said the. win is,

invest their wih in blue chip stock and bank the inferest:

Charge. laid for

jangerous to the ‘public.

john Walter: Carlsen was ail charged with: ‘the offence i in

ppeared in Noi Van:

harges of robbery and

: “Eugene John. ped. with one count ‘of

. ogan iginally,
|: robbery and one count of assault: in ‘connection with a Sept.’ 14'in-*:
“etdent in- which a: ¥ oman was allegedly: ‘robbed: and assaulted in.

North Vancouver.

pearing before Judge 3. D. Layton; Hogan pleaded guilty to |

the assault ctiarge and’ guilty to the robbery charge’ s lesser included
charge of theft.- ; .
“i: He will be sentenced May Te

; Hogan ‘also’ faces: another. charge of ‘assaulting: a woman, Isid ©

s against him in connection with a Jan. 21 incident.
: He wili. appear: in North’ Vancouver provincial court on the
charge at a later date.

Theft attempted
‘at W. Van park

AFTER A walk in Lighthouse Park, a “West Vancouver resident
returned to her car af about.12:45 p.m. to find a person attempting
to break into it. .

West Vancouver. Police were alerted to the April 8 crime in
progress by the woman, and went immediately to the area, :

Arrested was Robert Saxon Moore, 5], of White Rock. He
pleaded guilty that same day of attempting to break into the
automobile, and was sentenced to 60 days in jail.

her. first big jackpot.:The Forrests, | who have |
ved in West. ‘Vancouver. for-25 years and. bave two daughters, will Q

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courthouses
recently to face various charges
laid against them.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
April 13:

Frederick Zacharias was fined
$50 after the 32-year-old Co-
quitam man pleaded guilty to one
count of failing to appear for a
scheduled court date,

Neil Douglas Macadam was fin-
ed $50 after the 33-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to a
charge of failing to appear for a
scheduled court date.

Paul Bernard Ryan was fined
$250 after the 25-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
one count of possession of co-
caine.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court Apri!
10:

Fines of $50 each were handed
to Brad Scott Sloboda of North
Vancouver and David Anthony
Whistler of Coquitlam after the
two men pleaded guilty to separate
charges of failing to appear for
scheduled court dates.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
April 9:

Paul Anthony Ogilvie was fined /

$25 after the North Vancouver’
man pleaded guilty to a charge of
failing to appear for a scheduled
court date.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
April 8:

Ricco Guido Devita was handed
a suspended sentence, placed on
probation for a year and ordered
to complete !00 hours of com-
munity work after the 19-year-old
North Vancouver man_ pleaded
guilty to a charge of mischief laid
against him in connection with a
window broken at Carisbrooke
Elementary School.

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