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

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 25;

Auvub Ali, 58.00 of
Vancouver, was jailed seven
davs and fined $300 atter he
pleaded guilty to driving
while prohibited on
Esplanade on Oct. 20, 1995
in North Vancouver City,

The jail sentence was ree-
ommended served by clec-
tronic monitoring.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 25:

Pavol Kavicky, 41, of
Surrey, was fined $300 and
had his driver's licence sus-
pended tor 30 days atter he
pleaded not guilty to
impaired, but instead pleaded
guilty to che lesser or includ-
ed offence of driving without
due care and attention.

The — original = charge
stemmed from a June. 10,
1995 incident in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug
Moss in North Vancuuver
provincial court on Sept.
25:

Gordon Wayne Petrie, 27,
of no fixed address, was jailed
a total of 21 days after he
pleaded guilty to:

@ failing to repart to a pro-
bation officer between July 7
and July 10;

®sostealing = merchandise
belonging to London Drugs
in West Van on Nov. 1, 1995;
@ breaching a recognizance
on Aug. 8.

Dean Edgar Simpson, 34,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $300 after he pleaded
not guilty to impaired, but
instead pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of
careless driving.

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stemmed fram a
1995 incident in
Vancouver District.

David Benjamin Marnun,
34. of Vancouver, received
IS months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to possess:
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The property consisted of

acredit card, money, bus pass
and membership card
belonging to three men,

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states “stay out of any Fitness
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Wayne David Sinith, 36,
of Vancouver, was fined $500
and received nine months’
probation after he pleaded
guilty co stealing credit cards
and money belonging to a
woman on May 25 in North
Vancouver District.

Smith was required to pay
S84 restitution.

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Sept. 16:

Kimberley Dawn
Vaughan, 26, of North
Vancouver, received = 12
months’ probation after she
pleaded guilty to stealing a
walkman belonging to
London Drugs on Feb. 16 in
North Vancouver City.

Robert Hill Sinclair, 30,
of West Vancouver, received
24 months’ prebation after
he pleaded guilty to:

@ stealing = merchandise
belonging to Save-On-Food
on March 27 in North
Vancouver District;
@ failing to go to court on
May 8 and Aug. 7,

Peter David Gallos, 32, of
no fixed address, was jailed
one month after he pleaded
guilty to stealing power tools
belonging to Wal-Mart on
July 3 in North Vancouver
City.

The jail sentence was to
run concurrent to a sentence
he was serving.

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First graduates grin and bear it

WEST Vancouver Police Insp. Grant Churchill (left) stands beside the first graduates of the Victim Services
Program in the municipality. The volunteers will be called in by police to comfort witnesses and victims of
crime. The teddy bears are for children who may be victims of crime or abuse.

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

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