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

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 11:

Randall Michael Hunter received
@ suspended sentence and was
placed on probation for one year
after the 20-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to
Possessing a stolen Norco moun-
tain bike in connection with an
Oct. 11, 1988 incident.
_ He was also ordered to pay $500
in restitution to the victim.

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Daniel Cueto was fined $250
after the 37-year-old Vancouver
man pleaded guilty to failing to
stop at the scene of an accident in
connection with a March } incident
in which an unattended vehicle was
hit along East Third Street.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vaccouver provincial court
on April 10:

Darrell Jerfrey Mattson was
placed on probation for six months
after the 18-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to theft
under $1,000 in connection with a
March 8 theft of cigarettes from
London Dnigs.

He was also ordered to perform
15 hours of community work ser-
vice within 60 days.

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Struan Grant Richardson was
fined $500 after the 19-year-old
West Vancouver man pleaded guil-
ty to breaching the terms of his
probation by failing to complete 75
hours of community work service.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 7:

Navreen Kurji was fined $300
and had her driver's licence
suspended for six months after the
18-year-old North Vancouver
woman pleaded guilty to driving
while she was prohibited to do so.

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Steve Bert Yesowich was fined
$225 after he pleaded guilty to nine
unlawfully parked vehicle bylaw
infractions that resulted from inci-
dents ranging between January and
May, 1988 in a lane near Marine
Drive in North Vancouver.

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Pobert Scott MacKenzie was
placed on probation for one year
and ordered to perform 35 hours
of community work service within
three months after the 25-year-old
North Vancouver man pieaded
guilty to possessing marijuana in
connection with a Dec. 15, 1988
incident.

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Leonard Bruce Preeper received
a@ suspended sentence and was
placed on probation for one year
after the 26-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to
assaulting a female and a male in
connection with April 4 incidents.
Before Judge A.J. Scow in North
Vancouver provincial court on
April 6:

farcel Antoine Bouchard was
fined $600 and had his driver’s
licence suspended for six months
after the 25-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to dan-
gerous driving in connection with a
Jan. 27 incident on Keith Road in
North Vancouver. .

Nolan David Sackney was fined
$150 after the 18-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
assaulting another person in con-
nection with a Jan. 5 incident.
Before Judge A.J. Scow in Nortt
Vancouver provincial court on
April 5:

Jacobus Johanne Van Veen was

fined $150 after the 47-year-old
North Vancouver man was found
guilty of theft under $1,000 in
connection with a Dec. 18, 1988
incident in which merchandise was
stolen from Buy Low Foods.
Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on April 6:

Shawn Leonard Sheers was fined
$156 after the 20-year-old Port
Coquitlam man pleaded guilty to
possessing marijuana in connection
with a May 17, 1988 drug seizure.

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Keuneth Earl Wood was fined
$100 after the 59-year-old West
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
failing to remain at the scene of an
accident after the car he was driv-
ing hit an unattended vehicle in the
2100 block of Bellevue Avenue in
West Vancouver.

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

Mahwash Farzaneh received a
conditional discharge and was
placed on probation for nine mon-
ths after the 37-year-old North
Vancouver woman pleaded guilty
to theft under $1,000 in connection
wiht a Jan. 7 theft of groceries
from Super Valu.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on April 3:

Jerry Stewart Reid was fined $75
after the 44-year-old Keats Island
man pleaded guilty to failing to
appear for a scheduled Nov. 7,
1988 court date.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on March 30:

Norman Maxwell Sinclair
received a conditional discharge
and was placed on probation for
six months after the 28-year-old
New Westminster man pleaded
guilty to a charge of mischief laid
against him in connection with an
Aug. 13, 1988 incident in which a
vehicle was damaged in West Van-
couver,

Sinclair was also ordered to per-
form 25 hours of community work
service within three months and
ordered to pay $258.98 in restitu-
tion to the victim.

Before Judge J.B. Psradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on March 1:

Lance Martin Lane was fined
$250 after the 24-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
diverting electricity in connection
with a Sept. 13, 1988 incident.

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Page #41 — Item C — Sunbeam Hand Mix-
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Page 451 — Item B&C. B — Should show
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