THE. FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver courts recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in West
Vancouver provincial court on
- March 24:

Titi Ghaffari, 24, was fined
$400 after he pleaded guilty to be-
ing the driver of a motor vehicle
which collided with an unattended
vehicle. .The North Vancouver
man failed to stop and notify, in
writing. the vehicle’s owner.

The incident occurred in a park-
ing lot at Capilano College on
Thursday, Feb. 4, _

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Dustin Kenneth Freisen, 19, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ ‘probation after he plead-
ed guilty to ‘buying jeans using
false pretences at Sears Canada in
‘North Vancouver City on Oct. 22,
1992,

Freisen is not to be found in
Sears Canada at Capilano Mall
during his probation term.

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‘Darrell’ Wayne Ball, 36, of
North Vancouver, was fined $400
after he pleaded guilty to driving a
motor vehicle involved in an acci-
dent on a highway and failing to
produce accident information in
writing on Dec. 1, 1992 in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison In North Vancouver provin-
- cial court on March 26:

David Hunter Jackson, 31, of
North Vancouver, was fined $200
after he pleaded guilty to mari-
juana possession on Sept. 25, 1992
in Prince Rupert.

Before Judge Bil Rodgers in:
North Vancouver provincial court
on March 24:

Mark ‘Ronald Warren, 32, of
North’ Vancouver, was fined $400
-after he pleaded guilty to driving a
vehicle that. collided with an unat-
tended vehicle and failing to give
information in writing. .

The incident. happened in North
Vancouver Cixy on Oct. 22, 1992.

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Michael Richard Scholermann,
24," of West. Vancouver, : received
12 . months": : probation ; after he’
pleaded ‘guilty ‘to stealing mer-
chandise - belonging to Sears.

. Canada on May 25, 1992.in Morth.
-; Mancouver City.
. Scholermann is required to per-

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- Vancouver
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form 30 hours ot community
work service by Aug. 31.

He is not to be found in Sears
Canada at Capilano Mall during
his probation term.

Before Judge Bill) Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
on March 23;

Bruce Barney Freeze, 41, of
Surrey, and Lawrence Arthur
Sandvold, 41, of no fixed address,
were each fined $250 after they
pleaded not guilty to trafficking
cocaine, but pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of nar-
cotic possession.

The incident occurred on March
28, 1992 in West Vancouver.
Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
chal court on March 15:

Dennis Wayne Milligan, 38, of
Burnaby, was fined $150 after he
pleaded guilty to driving without a

. licence on Friday, Feb. 12 in West

Vancouver. ;
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Robert Allan Louie, 31, of Mis-
sion, received 12 months’ proba-
tion after he’ pleaded guilty to
mischief by wilfully breaking a
motor vehicle window belonging
to a male on Oct. 20, 1992 in
West Vancouver,

Louje is required ta pay $755
compensation in connection with
the incident,

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on March 4:.

Ralph John McKenzie, :33, of
Vancouver, received: six. months’
probation after ke pleaded guilty
to stealing merchandise belonging

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to Stong’s Markets on Nov. 12,
1992, in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Bilt Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court '
on March 2: *

Ronald Clifford Hudlin, 36, of
Vancouver, was fined $250 after
he pleaded guilty to stealing a
cordless phone belonging to Sears
Canada on Oct. 1, 1992, in North
Vancouver City. +

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