i2 — Wednesday, January 22, 1992 — North Shore News

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

Before Judge Thomas D. McGee
in North Vancouver provincial
court on Jan. 9:

Mariane Westenberg, 28, of
North Vancouver, was sentenced
to one year probation after she
pleaded guilty to theft under
31,000 on Oct. 25, 1991 in rela-
tien to property owned by Lon-
don Drugs Ltd.

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Peter Nilsson, 21, of North
Vancouver received two concur-
rent 45-day jail sentences after he
pleaded guilty to failure to appear
in B.C. Supreme Court on Oct.
30, 1990 and failure to comply
with a probation order on Sept.
18, 1991,

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Before Judge Doug Moss in North
Vancouver provincial court on
Jan. 10:

Cristopher Carl Joseph, 32, of
North Vancouver, was fined $300
after he pleaded guilty to failing
to comply with a probation order

Public
meetings
discuss
seniors’
health
issues

THE LIONSVIEW Seniors’ Pian-
ning Socicty is holding a series of
meetings to inform the public
about seniors’ health issues raised

in the recently-released report of ©

the B.C. Royal Commission on
health care and costs:

© Home Care: Tuesday, Jen. 28,
1:30 p.m. at the North Shore
Neighbourhood House, 225 East
2nd St. in North Vancouver.

Panelists include: Barbara

Kroon, executive director, North
Shore Home Support; Jeanette
Cahill, home care nurs-
ing/rehabilitation director, North
Shore Health; and Dianne
Scrivener, long-term care assessor
at North Shore Health.
@ Long-Term Care Facilities:
Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2 p.m. at
Kiwanis Lynn Manor, 255 Whitely
Crt. in North Vancouver.

Panelists include: Mavis Stand-

field, long-term care coordinator,
North Shore Health.
@ Right to Die with Dignity,
Palliative Care: Friday, Feb. 21,
1:30 p.m. at West Vancouver
Seniors’ Activity Centre, 695 —
21st St. in West Vancouver, and
also on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1:30
p.m. at St. John’s Anglican
Church, 220 West 8th St. in North
Vancouver.

All seniors living on the North
Shore are urged to attend these
Meetings to become better in-
formed about health services on
the North Shore and to express
their concerns.

Recommendations arising from
the forums will be included in a
report to be forwarded to the
ministry of health.

These meetings are supported
by a grant from the B.C. Seniors’
Health Network.

For further information or if
you need transportation to get to
a meeting, call Lionsview’s coor-
dinator, Mary Segat, at 985-3852.

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on July 29, 1991.

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Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial ceuri
on Jan. 14:

Pedro Miguel Verde, 20, of
Vancouver, was fined $500 and
placed on one year's probation
after he was found guilty of theft
May 28, 1991 of speakers. cam-

eras and stereo vaiued less than
$1,000 and on the same day, also
commiting mischief by causing
wilful damage to a car trunk and
car window vatued less than
$1,000 .
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Before Sudge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincia! court
on Jan. 15:

A DAY IN COURT

Colleen Ann Vincent, 29, of
North Vancouver, was fined $350
after she pleaded guilty to failing
to remain at the scene of an acci-
dent at Lloyd Avenue and Marine
Drive on Oct. 3, 1981.
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Charles Victor Baker, 32, of
North Vancouver, was fined 3100
after he pleaded guilty io failing

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