From page 16

Sean Thomas Smith, 30,
of Surrey, was fined $300
after he was convicted of
possessing a stolen validation
decal belonging to Delta
Pentecostal Church on June
7, 1998 in West Vancouver.

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Wei-Kang Gu, 45, of
Vancouver, was fined S650
after pleading guilty to
catching and retaining
undersized dungeness crabs
on April 6 in Cates Park.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on May 19:

Robert Gabco, 30, of no
fixed address, received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assault
causing bodily harm of a man
on Oct. 16, 1999 in North
_Vancouver District.

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Lucas Eugene Leimanis,
19, of Burnaby, received six
months? probation after he
pleaded guilty to stealing
merchandise belonging to a
hardware store on Dec. 20,
-1999 in North Vancouver
~ City. :
‘~. Leimanis was required to
do 25 hours of community

Judge

work,

: Before Bill
Rodgers on May 17:

- Zhong. Xi Ye, 44, of
Vancouver, was fined $200

Violence free

From page 10
Couneil inquiries.

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL

Monday, Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Presentation: Royal Canadian Legion Remembrance Week;
@ Public Meeting: development permit: application, 5671
Vestport Rd;
Boulevards and lanes maintenance and encroachments bylaw;
@ OCP amendment to provide for a comprehensive commer-
cial/medical centre/residential development in the Ambleside dis-
trict centre (Hollyburn Medical);
B Zoning bylaw re Hollyburn Medical;

Devi clopment permit re Hollyburn Medical;

Bellevue Ave. speed control proposal;
8 OCP report re proposed process and budget;
@ Report re Seniors’ Activity Centre expansion;
B Street naming request;
@ Regional cultural development;
a Competition fund application;
Reports from mayor and councillors.

WEST VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 45
The next regular board meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 14.

NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 44
The next regular board meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 28.

NEWS photo Julie Iverson

CROWN Counsel victim services Maryam Majedi spoke to ESL. students ir: Farsi
on Wednesday about preventing violence in the home and child abduction. The
talk took place at the North Shore Multicultural Society premises in North Van.

after pleading guilty to:
@ catching and retaining

undersized dungeness crabs

on April 6 near Cates Park;
@ fishing without a licence.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison on May 17:

- Milfronia Duaila Tamag,
29, of no fixed address,
received six months’ praba-
tion after she pleaded guilty
to defrauding a woman
between Jan. 14, 1999 and
Feb. 16, 1999 in West
Vancouver.

Tamag was required to
pay $1,268.36 restitution.

A Tauwag/Phillipine
interpreter was required for

court.
Before Judge Bill

Rodgers on May 16:

Dante Villamanca
Cabrera, 39, of no fixed
address, received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded
not guilty to harassing a
woman, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or includ-
ed offence of making harass-
ing telephone calls on Oct.
11, 1999 in West Vancouver.

The original = charge
stemmed from incidents that
occurred between Oct. 2,
1999 and Oct. 22, 1999 i in
West Vancouver.

Cabrera was prohibited
from possessing guns for five
years.

A Tayalog interpreter was
required for court.

— Anna Marie D'Angelo

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Available as drop-in

Parkgate Community Ceritre Thure. Nov.9

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St. Stephens Church Friday Nov.10

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