& — Wednesday, April 21, 1999 — North Shore News

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THE following people
have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court to face various
charges:

Before Judge Doug Moss
on Jan, 21:

Donald William Blakely, 47,
of Pitt Mcadows, was jailed
seven days and received 12
months’ probation after he was
found guilty of threatening a
woman on Aug, 28, 1998 in
West Vancouver.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by house
arrest (electronic monitoring).

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Te Hung Tu, 31, of
Vancouver, was fined $100
atter he pleaded guilty to fish-
ing without a licence on June
22, 1998 in Horseshoe Bay.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Jan. 21:

John MacFarlane
McLuckie, 67, of North
Vancouver, received a six
month conditional sentence
after he pleaded guilty to pro-
ducing marijuana on Jan. 8,
1998 in North Vancouver
District.

Hydroponic — equipment
and plants were ordered for-
feited,

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Jan. 20:

Benjamin August Nahance,
25, of North Vancouver, was
jailed one month and received
12 months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to:
@ stealing

[A new

merchandise

belonging to Eaton’s in West
Vancouver on fuly 29, 1998,
& stealing a woman's “registra
tion papers, keypad and CDs”
from her vehicle on Nov. 26,
1997 in North Vancouver City;
@ failing to go to court on Jan.
14, 1998 and on Jan. 13.
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Donald Raymond Gibson,
34, of Coquitlam, was fined
$250 and received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded
guilty to committing mischief
by damaging a weman's door
on Oct. 16, 1998 in North
Vancouver City.

Gibson was required to pay
$120 restitution.

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Alisha Rita Pirs, 18,
Burnaby, received four
months’ probation after she
pleaded guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to Eaton's
in West Vancouver on Aug. 9,
1998.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers
on Jan. 18:

Adrian Sean Clarke, 32, of
West Vancouver, was fined
$200 after he pleaded guilty to
breaching probation by drink-
ing alcohol on Sepr. 4, 1998 in
North Vancouver District.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Jan. 15:

Gavin Henderson Watson,
26, of Victoria, was jailed six
months after he pleaded guilty
to the break, enter and theft of
a house in the 800-block of
East 29th Street on May 22,
1998 in North Vancouver City.

The jail sentence was to be
served concurrently (at the
same time) as another jail sen-
tence.

Before Judge
Burdett on Jan. 15:

Ronald Peter Proskurniak,
47, of Vancouver, was fined
$250 after he pleaded not
guilty to impaired driving, but
instead pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of
driving without due care and
attention,

The original =~ charge
stemmed from an Oct. 1, 1998
incident in West Vancouver.

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THE following is a
list of recent West
Vancouver Police
reports:

March 20
1. 2300-bik. Constantine
Place
Break and enter.
House under construction.
Window removed — from
garage door.

2. 1000-bik. Kings Avenue
Theft from auto.
Rear window smashed.
Vehicle parked in carport.

Maich 21
3. 6500-blk. Wellington Pi.

Break and enter.

Front door glass pane
smashed. Suspect reached in
and unlocked dead bolt.
Bedrooms rummaged
through. Stolen: cains, cos-
tume jewelry, liquor.

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Attempted break and
enter,
Sliding glass door window

smashed. Entry not gained.

5. 2200-bik. Orchard Lane

Break and enter.

House under construction.
Basement door forced open.
Three males spray painted
walls, tipped water buckets,
put glue on windows.

March 22
6. Fisherman’s Cove Marina

Break and enter.

Sailboat docked on shore.
No sign of forced entry.
Repair work being done to
boat. Stolen: VCR, cordless
phone, microwave.

March 25
7. 100-bik. 25th Street
Cash taken from safe. No
sign of forced entry.

March 26
8. Park Royal North
Shoplifting.

Stolen/recovered: coffee
grinder.

March 27
9. 1000-bIk. Esplanade Ave.

Theft from auto.

Back window smashed.
Vehicle parked in front of res-
idence, Stolen: four golf clubs
and plastic container tor clubs.

10. Cypress Bowl
Theft from auto.
Unknown means of entry.

Items stolen from trunk.
Stolen: two back packs con-
taining clothing, camera, sun-
glasses, ID, pen set.

1}. 100-bik. Whonock

Assault.

During a fight between a
group of males from the
Squamish Nation Reserve and
a group of males from
Vancouver, suspect assaulted
complainant by striking him
in the face with a bat.

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