44 — Sunday, March 21, 1999 — North Shore News

THE following people
have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court to face various
charges:

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison on Feb. 2:

Edward Brian Paul, 29, of

West Vancouver, was jailed 30
days after he pleaded guilty to:
breaching probation by
“nor carving a (native) talking
stick” for the court in
November 1998;

assaulting a woman on Aug.
10, 1998 in North Vancouver
Cir.

Before Judge Doug Moss
ca Dec. 30:

Kierran Robert Collins, 19,
of North Vancouver, was jailed
five days and received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to_ breaching
probation by not taking part in
outpatient drug programs in
March and April of 1998.

The breached probation
order related to a Young

Offenders Act sentence.
Before Judge Bill
Radgers on Dec. 23, 1998:

Julie Anne Chow, 26, of

Surrey, received a sin: month
conditional sentence alter she
pleaded guilty to:
obtaining meney by false
pretence from a woman on
Feb, 6, 1997) in North
Vancouver City;
a forcibly entering = the
woman's property on Feb, 20,
1997 in the 1300-bluck of
Chesterfield Avenue.

Chow was required to pay
$500 restitution.

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Neil Stuart Brown, 37. of

New Westminster, was fined
$250 after he pleaded guilty to
driving without a licence on
June 29, 1997 in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge Dou;, Moss
on Dec, 23, 1998:

Robert Cecil Billy, 55, of
North Vancouver, reccived 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guiity to assaulting a

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DAY IN COURT

woman on Feb. 4, 1998 in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Dec, 22, 1998:

Philip Hanlev Douglas, 35,
of Rosedale, B-C., was jailed
60 days after he pleaded not
guilty to robbing a man, but
stead pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of
theft.

The — original — charge
stemmed from a Nov, 21,
1998 incident. in West
Vancouver.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by clec-
tronic monitoring.

Before judge Jerome
Paradis on Dec. 21, 1998:

Hossein Ghorbani Sabur,
39, of North Vancouver, was
fined $150 after he pleaded
guilty to failing to possess his
driver's licence and insurance
documents on June 1, 1998
on the Trans-Canada Highway
in North Vancouver District.

A Farsi interpreter was
required for court.

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There are laws for determining

child support that:

* Set the basic amount the parent paying child support should
pay based on income, the number of children involved and the
laws of the province or territory where that parent lives; and

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* consistent for the benefit of children.

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Before Judge Doug Moss
on Dee. 21, 1998:

Michael Trevor Howard,
22, of no. fixed address,
received 12 months’ probation
after he pleaded guilty to pos-
sessing a stolen vehicle belong-
ing ta a woman on Nov. 26,
1997 in North Vancouver
City.

Howard was required to
pay $258.55 restitution and
perform 25 hours of commu-
nity work,

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett on Dec. 16, 1998:

Keoni Churchill Angus, 24,
of North Vancouver, received
nine months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to commit-
ting mischief by damaging a
woman's car on Sept. 6, 1998
in North Vancouver District.

The dashboard was dam-

the milk

aged and the windshield bro-
Ken.

Angus was required to pay
$100 restitution to the woman
and $727.46 to ICBC.

Piotr Czaczkowski, 32, of

North Vancouver, received 12

months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to the break
and enter of the laundry room
of Bayside Towers, 2055
Bellevue Ave., in May 1993.

Csaezkowski was required
to pay $2,000 restitution to
Bayside Towers.

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