THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North Vancouver and
West Vancouver provincial courts
recently to face various charges.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 15:

William Charles Wannamaker
was fined $250 after the 48-year-
old North Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to stealing merchandise Jan.
7 from Canada Safeway.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 14:

Raymond Edgar Lavigne, of no
fixed address, was sentenced to a
total of 14 days in jail after the
38-year-cld man pleaded guilty to
driving while prohibited and to
driving without reasonable con-
sideration for others on July 19,
1990 on Highway No. I.

ees

Leslie Geraid Bingham was fin-
ed $300 and put on probation for
one year after the 26-year-old
North Vancouver man _ pleaded
guilty to assaulting a woman Sept.
29, 1990,

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 13:

Theodoros Stefas was fined
$200 after the 24-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
possession of marijuana in con-
nection with a Nov. 26, 1990 drug

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A DAY IN COURT

seizure.
Before Judge W.J. Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 23:

vadley James Saari was fined
$250 after the 19-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
failing te notify the owner of
damage Saari caused to a retain-
ing wall, shrubbery and trees in a
Dec. 1, 1990 car accident near the
1900-block of Hoskins Road.

Saari was fined an additional
$200 for failing to appear for an
Oct. 30, 1990 court date.

ees

Paul Brian Paoli was fined $400
and had his driver's licence
suspended for six months after the
20-year-old Vancouver man
pleaded guilty to driving without
consideration Nov. I, 1990 on the
Low Level Road.

Before Judge W.J. Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. If:

Antoine Claude Zarzour, of no
fixed address, was ordered to
stand trial on charges of robbery
and unlawful confinement in con-
nection with events alleged to have
occurred on July 16, 1990.

Zarzour, 36, appears March 6
in B.C. Supreme Court to fix a
trial date.

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John Gordon Green, 20, was

ordered to stand trial on charges

While

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ef auto theft, possession of a
stelen Camaro and = dangerous
driving in connection with  inci-
dats alledged to have occurred on
June. 16, 1990.

The North Vancouver man is to
appear March 6 in B.C. Supreme
court to set a trial date.

Bobby Roberts Baric was fined
$300 and had his driver's licence
suspended for one year after the
19-year-old Vancouver man was
found guilty of driving while pro- for others July 29, 1990.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in hibited from doing so on Oct. |
West Vancouver provincial court 1990.

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Patrick Douglas Pritchard was
fined $100 after the 38-year-old
Vancouver man was found guilty
of driving without consideration

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