hone line for
pregnancies

new telephone service
help women make |
choices about ©
unplanned ‘ pregnancy.

“Set up by B.C.’s Women’s

ospital:-anit Health Centre.

(BCWHHC), the = B.C.

Wonsen’s Pregnancy Options
Line provides counselling, sup-
“port that ‘is non-judgmental
“and confidential: The-counsel-
“tor aaswering calls on this free
phone fine is also’able to pro-

vide.a referral to a supportive

healt service close to or in
- the calier’s owti community.

Women don’t always feel
comfortable talking to their
family doctor about the choic-
cs available to them, said Dr.
Penny Ballem, vice-president
of women’s health programs
at BCWHHC.

The new phone line will
ensure that all B.C. women
have equal access to the help
they need, she said.

The- Pregnancy Options
Line toll-free number is 1-
888-875-3163. Dial 875-
3163 from within the Lower
Mainland. Interpreter and
TTY services are available.

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THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver courts
recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on March 4;

Michacl Christopher
Jamieson, 22, of North
Vancouver, was fined $150
after he was found guilty of
being a driver who failed to
remain at an accident scence
on Feb. 17, 1996 in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug
Moss in North Vancouver
provincial court on March

Nathan Lee George, 30,
of North Vancouver, was
jailed three days, fined $400
and his driver’s licence sus-

: pended for 12 months after

a pleaded guilty to failing to
comply with a breathalyser
demand on March 13, 1997
in North Vancouver District;
@ pleaded guilty to driving
without a licence;

® pleaded not guilty to hit
and run under the Criminal
Code, but instead pleaded
guilty to a lesser or included
offence under the Motor
Vehicle Act.

Before Judge William
Diebolt in North
Vancouver provincial court
on March 4:

Wayne Jackson Campbell,
21, of Nosth Varicouver, was
jailed 30 days and received
12. months’ ‘probation after
he pleaded:

@ guilty to breaching proba-
tion by filing ro report to a
probation officer in
September 1997,

@ not guilty to assault caus-
ing bodily harm, but instead
pleaded guilty to the Jesser
or included offence of
assault. The original charge
stemmed from a June 6,
1997 incident in North
Vancouver District and
involved a male victim.

Before Judge William
Diebolt in North

Vancouver provincial court .

on March 3:

Yvon Beliste, 38,- of.
Burnaby, was. fined $200
after he pleaded guilty to
possessing a stolen validation
decal on March 22, 1997 in

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ABS ‘
Air bags

West Vancouver.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw
in North Vancouver
provincial court on March

Anthony Tinus Wieringa,
22, of Richmond, was jailed
six months ater he pleaded
guilty to:

Mo stealing nverchandise
belonging to Eaton's on
June 7, 1997 in) West
Vancouver;

@ possessing stolen property
belonging to Eaton's in West
Van;

| possessing stolen property
belonging co Eatan’s in
Richmond.

Before Judge William
Diebott in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 27:

Heidi
Langley, was jailed une day
and received 12 months’
probation after she pleaded
guilcy to:
® stealing a
Mastercard on
1997 in Sechelt;
@ stealing a
belonging = tw
Pharmacy on Aug.
in Sechelt;

@ failing to go to court on
Aug. 27, 1997;

@ using a man’s stolen Visa
card on Feb. 9, 1996 in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 25:

Neil Scott Breiddal, in his
20s, of North Vancouver,
was jailed seven days after he
pleaded guilty to. stealing
meat belonging to Extra
Foads on Feb. 21 in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 4:

Rodger Lee Isaksson, 30,
of no fixed address,
was jailed seven days after
he pleaded guilty to ‘breach-
ing a court pronuise by failing
to go te court on fuly 23,
1997 in North Vancouver
City.

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Jan. 13:

Robert Keith Wilson, 64,

Visa and
Nov. 28,

backpack
Pacifica
20, 1997

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reerricted firearm an July 31,
1997 in North Vancouver
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Wilon was required to
perform 20 hours of commu-
nity work service.

He was prohibited from
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tion or explusives for 12
months.

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