14. Wednesdays, January 27, 198%

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courthouses
recently to face various charges
laid against them.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
Jan. 22:

Adel Lucina Sheldon, 24, of
North Vancouver, was handed a
conditional discharge and a six-
month probation term = after
pleading guilty to possession of
marijuana.

Andrew William Jessiman, 27,
of North Vancouver, was
given a conditional discharge and
six months probation and ordered
to perform 50 hours of community
work after he pleaded guilty to
possession of marijuana.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court Jan.
20:

Todd David Perkins received a
conditional discharge and was
placed on probation for one ycar
after the 20-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to
possession of marijuana.

Robert Dennis Williams received
a conditional discharge and was
placed on probation for one year
after the 22-year-old Mount Currie
man pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000 in connection with mer-
chandise stolen from Capilano
Pharmacy Ltd.

Longer
hours
requested

CAULFEILD Village
Shopping Centre, open since
October, is now requesting
longer hours of operation.

According to shopping centre
manager Susan Yates, many cus-
tomers like to frequent the shops
on their way home from work, be-
tween 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.

If permitted, the centre would be
open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday
and Friday; and [0 a.m. to 6 p.m.
on Sunday.

The matter was referred to staff
for comment Monday, by West
Vancouver District Council.

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Michacl John Pearson received a
conditional discharge and = was
placed on probation for ane year
after the 23-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to
possession of marijuana. A condi-
tion of Pearson’s dischazge was
that he not be found within a

one-block radius of the Beaux &
Belles snooker hall.
Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court Jan.
19:

Larry Carl Shaughnessy was
fined $25 after the 36-year-old

North Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to trespassing on BC Rail
Lid. property.

Before Judge RD. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
Jan. 42:

Amarjit Sidhu received a
suspended sentence and was placed
on probation for 60 days after the
Surrey man pleaded guilty to fail-
ing to comply with a court order
that he file a T-1 income tax return
for 1980.
ficfore Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
dan. th:

Henry Hector Rousseau was
fined $50 after the 18-year-old
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
failing to provide a driver's
licence.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
Jan. 5:

Jobn Steven Jakobsen was fined
$200 after the 21-year-old West
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
possession of marijuana and the
restricted drug, psilocybin.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
Jan, 4:

Harry Pofaiser was fined $250
and prohibited from driving for six
months after the 41-year-old
Langley man was found guilty of
failing to stop at the scene of an
accident in which the vehicle he
was driving was in an accident with
a person on a bicycic.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North
Vancouver provincial court Dec.
Ww:

James Everard Austin was fined
$50 after the North Vancouver
man pleaded guilty to failing to
appear for a court date scheduled
for him to dispute a parking ticket.

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