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Wednesday, September 14,

1994 ~ North Shore News

NEWS photo Paul MoGrath

PETER GRAJCZYK (right) does an axe kick to break a board during martial arts demonstrations
at Capilano Mall last Saturday. Spectators at the demo, hosted by the North Shore Taekwondo
Centre, were treated to board breaking, stick fighting, and forms demonstrations of the Korean
martiai art. Taekwondo was recently recognized as an Olympic sport, and its popularity contin-
ues to increase. If you are interested in getting involved in the sport, cail the North Vancouver
recreation commission, the North Shore Taekwondo Centre or Clarkes Taekwondo Studio.

THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in North Vancouver provincial
court on Aug. 17:

Adrienne Geraldine Barregar, 24,
of North Vancouver, was fined $150
after he pleaded guilty to breaching
probation by failing to report to a
probation officer on Sept. 29, 1993,
in North Vancouver.

Zebunissa Jeraj, 49, of North
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after she pleaded guilty to
Stealing a package of meat belonging
to Extra Foods on June 20 in North
Vancouver City.

A probation term order states that
Jeraj is not to be found in any Extra
Foods store in the province.

Kevin Allan Lill, 19. of North
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after he pleaded not guilty
to possessing magic mushrooms
(psilocybin) for trafficking purposes,
but instead pleaded guilty to the less-
er or included offence of possessing
a restricted drug. The original
charged stemmed from a June 24
incident in North Vancouver District.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in

MOSQUITO CREEK PARK TRAIL

North Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 10:

Cameron Scott Barnes, 18. of
North Vancouver, received nine
months" probation after he pleaded
guilty to assaulting a female on
March 28 in North Vancouver
District.

Robert Gordon Jennings, 46, of
North Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he pleaded
guilty to stealing groceries belonging
to Save-On-Foods in ‘North
Vancouver District on June Ht.

Nader Solaimani, 25, of North
Vancouver, received nine months’
probation after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a person on June 22 in
North Vancouver District.

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

Raymond Edgar Lavigne, 41. of
Burnaby, was fined $500 and
received 12 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to stealing gro-
ceries belonging to Save-On-Foads
on March 7 in North Vancouver
District.

Befcre Judge Reginald
Grandisen in West Vancouver
provincial court on July 19:

John McKendrick Bell, 64, of

West Vancouver, was fined $300
and received six months’ probation
after he pleaded guilty to breaching a
recognizance by drinking alcohol on
July 5 in West Vancouver.

Bell was required to pay a $30
victim surcharge.

Before Judge Doug Moss ia
West Vancouver Provincial court
on July 19:

David Louis Morris, 31, of
Everett, Washington, was fined $850
after he pleaded guilty to dangerqus
driving on Highway 99 on May 6.

Morris was prohibited from dri-
ving for six months in connection
with the charge.

Before Judge Doug Moss in
West Vancouver provincial court
on July 18:

George Stanley Bridge, 59, of
West Vancouver, was fined $250
after he pleaded guilty to driving
while prohibited on l6th Sureet in
West Vancouver on April 14.

Bridge's driver's licence was sus-
pended one year in connection with
the charge.

Zhao Qui Ye, 29, of Vancouver,
was fined $100 after he pleaded
guilty to being the driver involved in
a hit-and-run accident on June 3 on
the Trans-Canada Highway in West
Vancouver.

WALK

Saturday, September 17, 1994

10:00 am until Noon
Mosquito Creek Park

West Side of Park Adjacent to Bridge

For additional information please call:

Leesa Strimbicki, Park Planner
at 985-7761

CONGRATULATIONS
CEC KERR

on the opening of your new service facility. We look
forward to continuing our long relationship.

ie NORTH SHORE PARTS

1425 Marine Dr., North Vancouver

Parkway Chevron Service has
moved from Mit. Seymour Parkway
& Lytton to 229B Riverside.

“I look forward to serving all my
valued customers and many new
ones at my new location. I am
confident I can offer even better
on ec Kerr service from my new location.”

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