8 - Wednesday, January 8, 1992 -

THE FCLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver courts recently to face
various charges.

Before Judge Doug Moss in North
Vancouver provincial court on
Dec. 20:

David Donaldo Cranmer, 30, of
North Vancouver, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to failing
to report to his probation officer
on Sept. 20, 1990.

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Raymond G. MacPherson, 31},
of North Vancouver, received a
suspended sentence and was plac-
ed on probation for one year after
he was found guilty of dangerous
driving March 23 on Main Sireet.

MacPherson’s ficence was also
suspended for one year.

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Michael G. Chisholm, 28, was
sentenced to three months in jail
after he pleaded guilty to breaking
his curfew on Nov. 21, contrary
to a court order.

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William Warren Baker, 35, of
North Vancouver, was fined $250
after he pleaded guilty to being in
possession of marijuana in con-
nection with a Nov. 5, 1990 drug
seizure.

Before Judge Doug Moss in North
Vancouver provincial court on
Dec. 19:

Gregory H. Burnette, 43, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$1,000 after he pleaded guilty to
being in possession of cocaine in
connection with a July 26 drug
seizure.

Before Judge Doug Moss in North
Vancouver provincial court on
Dec. 18:

Harry Louis Knutson, !9, of
North Vancouver, received a con-
ditional discharge and wus placed
on probation for nine months
after he pleaded guilty to being in
possession of a stolen licence plate
on Oct. I.

As a conditon of his probation,
Knutson must complete 25 hours
of community service.

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James Alexander Baldwin of
North Vancouver was fined $350
after he was found guilty of
Operating an automotive repair
business without a business licence
on Dec. 17, 1990.

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Wayne Patrick Salter, 40, of

Langley, received a conditional

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discharge and was placed on pro-
bation for six months after he
pleaded guilty to causing mischief
under $1,000 on July 12 by
damaging a piano, floor and win-
dows.

Before Judge Doug Moss in North
Vancouver provincial court on
Dec. i7:

Thomas Andrew Royle, 39, of
no fixed address, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to
fraudulently obtaining food on
June 18.

Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
discon in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on Dec. 16:

Ernest Bartlett, 63, of Nosth
Vancouver, was fined $150 after
he pleaded guilty to driving
without due care and attention on
Nov. 15, 199].

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John Marques Batista, 21, of
Richmond, pleaded guilty and was
fined $75 for u-turning his vehi-
cle, $100 for not being a holder of
a driver’s licence and $100 for not
stating his name when asked by a
police officer on Nov. 15, 1990.
Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on Dec. 19:

Bhashkaren Pather, 23, of
North Vancouver, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to driving
without due care and attention on
Nov. 20, 1990.

Before Judge John D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Jaa, 2:

Richard Park, 26, of no fixed
address, was fined $500 after he
pleaded gu‘tv to theft under
$1,000 on Dec, 31, 1991.

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Giuseppe Firenze, 21, of North

Vancouver, was fined $250 .on
each of 10 counts after he pleaded

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guilty to filing false statements
under the UIC Act from April
20-Sept. 21, 1990.

Dennis Robert Myers, 48, of

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Vancouver, was fined $150 after
he pleaded guilty to possession of
narcotics on April 27, 1991.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
Nosth Vancouver provincial court

on Jan. 2:

Walter Bartlett, 41, of North
Vancouver, was fined $150 and
was placed on six months proba-
tion aiter he was found guilty of
assault on Feb, 20, 1991.

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