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

Before Judge K. Page on
June 15:

Dirk Jaap Boon, 33, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$200 after he pleaded guilty to
breaching a peace bond by con-
tacting a woman between
March 29 and April 1 in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug Mess
on June 14:

Joseph Bertrand Mathieu,
44, of no fixed address, was
jailed four months and received
12 months’ probation after he
pleaded guilry to:
stealing aluminum belonging
to Canadian Stevedoring on
May 1 in Vanccuver;

Bstealing aluminunn belonging
to Vancouver Shipyards on
Feb. 9 in North Vancouver
District;

@ stealing scrap metal and a
radiator belonging to
Mountain Manufactunng Ltd
on Oct. 22, 1998 in North
Vancouver District;

@ failing to go to court on
March 31.

Mathieu pleaded not guilty
to the’ break and enter of a
house in the 1800-block of
Harbour Road, but instead
pleaded guilty to the lesser or
included offence of theit.

The original charged
stemmed from an April 8 inci-
dent in North Yancouver
District.

Before Judge K. Page on
June 2:

Cameron Barnes, 23, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation ailer ke
pleaded guilty to possessing a
pellet gun on Oct. 18, 1997 in
North Vancouver IV enet.

- Barnes was ordered to pay
$200 restitution for vehicles
damaged.

He was required to pertorm
50 hours of community work.

Barnes was prohibited trom
possesses guns tor three years.

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Robbie Ramsey Argji, 19, of
Novth Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to possessing
marijuana on May 25, 1998 in
North Vancouver City.

Araji‘ was required ta pre-
form 40 hours of community

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Jamic William Worral, 29,
of Maple Ridge, was tined
$300 atter he pleaded guiity %
possessing marijuana on Nov.
24, 1997 in West Vancouver.

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Julie Rene Cuthbertson,
47, of New Westminster,
received 18 months’ probation
after she pleaded guilty to steal-
ing merchandise belonging to
Pacific Associated Stores on
Feb. 2 in North Vancouver
District.

Cuthbertson was required
to perform 40 hours of com-
munity work.

Before Judge J. Gedye on
May 25:

Michaei Robert Conn, 35,
of Coquitlam, received seven
months’ probation alter he
pleaded guilty to assault caus-
ing bodily harm of'a woman on

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Oct. 29, 1998 in’ North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge
Paradis on May 25:

Nicholas Philip) Marinos,
25, of North Vancouver,
received nine months” proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
possessing oa stalen VOR
belonging ta) North Shore
Audio Video on June 10, 1998
in North Vancouver Cit.

Before Judge dD.
Pothecary on May 21:

Christopher Myles George,
31, of North Vancouver, was
jailed avo months and received
12 months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty ca:

B assaulting North Vancouver
RCMP Const. Dean Urquhart
on May 3 in Tsorth Vancouver
District;

@ causing a disturbance by
yelling and swearing near the
Tomahawk Restaurant on the
same day;

& assaulting, North Vancouver
RCMP Const. Gillian Garner
on April 17.

Before Judge Willian:
Diebolt on May 21:

Joseph Marcel Lalonde, in
his 40s, of Squamish, was fined
$400 and received three years’
probation after he pleaded
guilty to stealing merchandise
belonging to Canada Safeway
on May 28, 1998 in North
Vancouver City.

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Deniz Burton Ismen, 26, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$350 and had his driver’s
licence suspended for four
months after he pleaded not
guilty to impaired driving, but
instead pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of
driving without consideration.

The —_ original ~—s charge
stemmed from a Dec. 4, 1997
incident in North Vancouver
District.

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James Neil Fraser, 50 of
West Vanecuver, was fined
$350 and had his driver's
Nicence suspended for three
months after he pleaded nor
guilty to iinpaired driving, but
instead pleaded guilry to the
lesser or included offence of
driving without duc care and
atrcation.

The original =~ charge
stemmed from a March 20,
1998 incident in North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on May 20:

Harold Mathew
Vanderbergt, 47, of Vancouver,
received 12 months’ probation
after he was found guilty of
stealing merchandise belanging
to Eaton’s on Dec. 17, 1998 in
West Vancouver.

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett on May 19:

Willis Delburt Baker, 46, of
West Vancouver, was jailed
seven days and fined $300 atter
he pleaded guilty to driving
while prohibited on Ocz. 13,
1998 in Parksville.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by house
arrest (electronic monitoring).

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Brisn Dean Perry, 28, of
Vancouver, svas fined $200
alter he pleaded guilty te steat-
ing merchandise belonging to
Canada Safeway on April 9 in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on May 19:

George Raymond Fuller,
53, of North Vancouver, was
fined $2,500 and received 18
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to possessing
marijuana for trafficking pur-
poses on March 4 in North
Vancouver District.

The judge order thar
$2,200 confiscated by police be
forfeited.

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Cory Lawrence Bitternose,
29, of Maple Ridge, received
12 months’ probation atter he

pleaded not guilty to stealing a
japtop computer, camera and
jewelry valued mere than
$5,000, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
offence of theft under $5,000.

The original charge
stemmed trem a July 3, 1998
incident in North Vancouver
District.

Bitternose was required re
pay $500 restitution to the
man whe owned the property
and $1,100) restiution too an
insurance company.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison on May 19:

Karen Arlene English, 43,
of North Vancouver, was fined
$500 after she pleaded nor

guilty to impaired driving, bat
instead pleaded guilty to the

lesser or included offence of

driving without consideranen.
The original charge
stemmed trom a July 12, 1998
incident in North Vancouver
Cin.
Before Judge Reginald
Grandison on May 17:

Saied Ghanbaripour, 34, of

Vancouver, was jailed one day
and fined S50 and received six
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to:
@ assauting a person on Sept.
26, 1998 in North Voncouver
Civ;

ailing to po to courton May

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Vittorio Liking Decottiis,
30, of Wer Vancouver, was
fined S450 and had his driver's
Nicence suspended for three
months after he pleaded nor
guilty to impaired driving, but
instead pleaded guilty to the
fesscr or included offence of
driving without dae care and
attention.

The original charge
stemmed froma May £, 1998
incident: in North Vancouver
Cin,

Before Judge Doug Mass
on May 17:

Donald Leo Joe, 31, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months” probation atier he

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Hamish Stuart Page, 29, of
North Vancouver, was fined
S500 and bad his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months alter he pleaded guilry
to driving while prohibited on
Occ. 24, 1998 in Abbotstord.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on May 12:

Maryanne Throsseil, 46, of
North Vancouver, received: six
months’ probation alter she
pleaded guilty to artempting to
steal merchandise belonging to
London Drugs on March 2 in
North Vancouver City.

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