12 ~ Wednesday, April 17, 1996 - North Shore News

THE FOLLOWING peo-
ple appeared in North and
West Vancouver courts
recently to face various
charges:

Before Judge Ian Walker
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on Jan, 29:

Ross Goldson, 35. of
Vancouver, was jailed 14 days
after he pleaded guilty to steal-
ing clothes from the Salvation
Army on Jan. 20 in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on Jan, 29;

John Otto Larsen, 41, of
Coquitlam, was jailed six
months after he pleaded guilty
to two charges of committing
fraud of more than $1,000
involving the following:

@ in Nosth Vancouver Disirict
and New Westminster of
Archibald Clarke and Defieux
(North) Insurance Services
between March 4, 1992; and
March 1, 1993:

in North Vancouver District,
New Westminster and else-
where of All European Parts
Ltd., Jeflrey Anderson, Nancy
Anderson, Duk Keun Chung
carrying on business as Muffin
Spot Restaurant, Sook Hak
Hong and Chong Sook Hong
carrying on business as Muftin
Spot Restaurant, Pine Grove
Grocery Ltd: and Stefan
Rajewski and Miki Rajewski
between April 28, 1992, and
March |, $993.

* Garry John Lioyd McGale,

Was

42. last address available was
Kent Prison, was jailed 60
days and received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded
guilty to:

B assaulting a woman on Jan.
27 in North Vancouver City;
BH committing mischief by
damaging the woman's prop-
erty on the same day.

The jail sentence was to
start after any jail sentence
McGale was serving.

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Jan. 29:

Abdi Ali Youssouf, 33, of
Coquitlam, — received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to:

@ attempting to obtain money

by false pretences at the Royal

Bank on May 24, 1995. in
fest Vancouver:

@ failing to go to court on July

10, 1995,

Youssouf was required to
perform 25 hours of comtnu-
nity work service.

Before judge Jerry
Paradis in Nerth Vancouver
provincial court on‘Jan, 25;

Seyed-Ali  Shafaee-Rad,
61. of North Vancouver,
received nine months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a woman on Aug. 5,
1995, in North Vancouver
District.

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Daniel Martin Dale, 29, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$300 after he pleaded guilty to
committing mischief by dam-
aging a womin’s motor vehi-
cle on Dec. 9, 1394, in North
Vancouver District.

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Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Jan, 24:

Caridad Alipio, 36. of
North Vancouver, received [2
months’ probation after she
pleaded guilty to stealing a
bag containing earrings that
belonged to a woman on Dec.
3; 1994, in North Vancouver
District. °

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Randal Joseph Darrington
also known as Randall Joseph
Scott, 30, of North Vancouver,
was fined $100 and received
eight months” probation after
he pleaded guilty to mischief
by obstructing the use of a
man's motor vehicle on March
14. 1995, in North Vancouver
City,

Before Judge — Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Jan. 24:

Robert Reid Jackson, 34. of
Campbell River, received six
months” probation after an
agent appearing on his behalf
pleaded guilty to possessing
cocaine on June 2. 1995, in
North Vancouver City.

Jackson was required to
perform 30 hours of commu-
nity work service.

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Peter Neville Cook, 38, of
Vancouver, was jailed six
months after ne pleaded guilty
to obtaining by false pretences
a 1995 Chevrolet Cavalier car
belonging to Dick Irwin
Chevrolet Oldsmobile Lid. on
Feb. 1, 1995.

Cook was required to pay
$17,786.02 compensation to

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Dick Irwin.

Kelly Lawrence Axthelin,
20, no address given, was
jailed a total of 30 days after
he pleaded guilty to:

possessing marijuana on

LEAD Pee Lad ene,

Dec. 23, 1995 in North
Vancouver District; and
possessing a stolen motor
vehicle on Dec. 23, 1995, in
North Vancouver District.

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Steven Sportak, 30, of

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Vancouver, was jailed 14 days
after he pleaded guilty to steal-
ing merchandise belonging to
Sears Canada on Jan, 20 in
North Vancouver City.

— Compiled by Anna Marie
D'Angelo

Salvation

Army

Clothes Drive

Monday April 15
to Sunday el 22

This is your chance to get
those old clothes out of the
closet and into good hands.
Bring in those clean but
retired clothes and

. deposit them in the big
blue box at Grand Court.

Every person who

donates will get a

$5 coupon good with

any $50 purchase at
participating Mall stores.

All clothes recovered will go to
the aid of the Salvation Army.
So help us bely them out,
you'll wear it well.

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