42 - Wednesday, June 23, 199

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver courts recently to face
virious charges:

Before dudge Bill Rodgers in
North) Vancouver provincial court
on June 1:

Randolph James Lucas, 35, of
Burnaby, was fined $f00 after he
pleaded guilty to stealing food
from Canada Safeway on March §
in North Vancouver District,

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Michael Ronald Vaughan, 28,
of Burnaby, was fined $1500 and
received 12> months’ probation
after he pleaded guilty to
ussaulting a fenude on April 12 in
North Vancouver District.

Before Judge Doug Moss In North
Vancouver provincial court oon

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Leonard ts, 20, of Nouh
Vancouver, received 12> months’
probation after he pleaded: guilty
to assaulting a person on April 24
in North Vaneouver City,

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Hilda Mardones, 39, and Luz
Maria Briceno, 50, both of North
Vancouver, pleaded  guilly to
stealing merchandise belonging to
Canada Safeway on April 7 in
North Vancouver City,

Mardones was fined $100,

Briceno received niae months’
probation, Briceno Is required to
perform 2) hours of community
work service by Dee. 9.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on June 7:

James Grant) Wilson, 22, of
North Vancouver, was jailed for
nine days and fined $150 after be
pleaded guilty to speeding on the
Trans-Canada Highway and driv-
ing without a valid licence on Feb.
11 in North Vancouver District.

Wilson's sentence is to be serv-
ed on weekends,

Before Judge Bik Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
: on May 25:

Muhammed Krdzalic, 20, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$1,200 and received 12 months’
probation after he was found guil-
ty of assaulting two females and
one male on Jan. 8, 1992, in
North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Reginald Grandison
in West Vancouver provincial
court on May 19: ° .

‘Andrew William Lernowich, 32,
of Sechelt, was jailed 61 days and
received 12- months’ probation
after he. pleaded guilty to
assaulting West Vancouver Police
Const. Lyle Kuemper on Oct. 31,
1992, .
Before Judge Reginald Grandison
in West Vancouver’ provincial
court on May 18:

John Franklin Clarke, 31, of
North Vancouver, was fined $425
and had his driver’s licence
suspended for 12 months after he
pleaded guilty to failing to provide
a breathalyser sample on March 2,
1992, in West Vancouver.

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Thomas Paul Dewsbury, 22, of
Surrey, was fined $150 after he
pleaded guilty to driving without a
valid licence on Feb. 26 in West
Vancouver,

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 28:

Karimi Ashraf, 32, of North
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after she. was found
guilty of stealing nylons belonging
to Sears Canada on Jan. 21 in
North Vancouver City.

Karimi is not.to be found in
any Sears store in B.C., according
to a probation order.

Before Judge Doug Moss in West
Vancouver provincial court on
April 7:
Wayne Bruce De Caire, 21, of
Surrey, was jailed for one day
after he pleaded guilty to cocaine
possession in the 1300 block of
Marine Drive on Saturday, March
6.
Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 26:

Kalwant Singh Heer, 32, of
North Vancouver, received nine

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months’ probation after he plead-
cd guilly to two charges:

@ threatening to cause death or
serious bodily harm to i person
and,

® conmitting mischiel by wilfully
damaging a door, window and
dour frame belonging to another
person,

The charges stemmed from ine
cidents tit! ovcurred in North
Vancouver City on Feb, 2.

Refore Judge Reginald Grandison
in’) West) Vancouver provincial
courton Ageil 26:

Gerald 1. Krause, 29, of Alber-
ta, wits fined S100 after he plead-
ed guilty to possessing marijuana
on Wednesday, Murch 3, at
Whyteclilf Park near Horseshoe
Bay.

Before Judge Reginald Grandison
In West) Vancouver provineiul
courton Apel 19:

Renee Danielle Pineault, 37, of
North Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after she
pleaded guilty to stealing mer-

chandise from Suzy Shier in Park
Royal an Monday, Feb. 22, and
Monday, Mareh 1.

Before Judge Doug Moss in West
Vancouver provincial court oon
Agrit 7;

John Norman Joseph,
West Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he plead:
ed guilty so assaulting a female on
Sunday, March 2, in West Vier

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