THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North and West
Vancouver provincial court-
houses over the past week to
face various criminal charges
laid against them.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
West Vancouver provincial
court, July 28, 1986:

A bench warrant was issued
for the arrest of Bryan Ander-
son after he failed to appear for
a scheduled court date on a
charge of impaired driving.

Pierre Morache was fined
$350 after being convicted on a
charge of theft under $1,000.

Before Judge J.D. Laytoa in
North Vancouver provincial
court, July 29, 1986:

A bench warrant was issued
for the arrest of Bruce James
Grant, 27, alter the North Van-
couver man failed to appear for
his scheduled court date. He
was 10 appeur to face one count
of assault causing bodily harm
in connection with a June 17,
1985 incident that is alleged to
have involved a female.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
West Vancouver provincial
court, July 29, 1986:

Philip Brian Hutchinson was
given a three-month jail
sentence on a charge of failure
to comply and a_ one-day
sentence after being convicted
of assault.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial
court Aug. 13, 1986:

A Vancouver woman was
fined $1,000 after pteading guil-
ty to two counts of illegal use of
a credit card. Twenty-year-old
Adel Vadas was charged March
18.

Before Judge P.L. Maughan in
North Vancouver provincial
court, Aug. 15, 1986:

John Black, 21, was fined
$35 after pleading guilty to one
count of failure to appear for a
scheduled court date. The Co-
quitlam man was charged after
he failed to appear for a July 25
court date.

A $50 fine was handed North
Vancouver resident Christopher
Paull after the 23-year-old
pleaded guilty to stealing a pair
of blue jeans from Sears
Canada.

William Robitaille, 19, was
fined $500 after he pleaded
guilty to charges of taking a
vehicle and failure to report
damage done to another vehi-
cle. The North Vancouver man
was charged in connection with
incidents that occurred between
July 17 and 20.

Paul Cook, 25, was fined
$335 after the North Vancouver
man pleaded guilty to two
Motor Vehicle Act infractions.
Charges were laid against Cook
in connection with a July 9 in-
cident in which he drove
without insurance in a vehicle
with excessively worn tires. A
charge of driving without a
licence laid against Cook was
stayed.

A $150 fine was handed to
Walter Magee after the 45-
year-old North Vancouver man
pleaded guilty to one count of
assault and one count of
mischief in connection with an
April 14 incident in which he
assaulted another male and
damaged a car door.

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East Indians
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ABOUT 22 EAST Indians staged a
1%-hour demonstration on West
Vancouver's Eyremont Drive Fri-
day to celebrate their nation’s In-
dependence Dav.

West Vancouver Police NCO
Sgt. Ron Denney said the
demonstration, described as ‘‘very
low key,’’ was in the area of the
Indian consul general's home.

Forty-two police officers were

on hand to keep things in order.

“There was nothing to it,"
Denney said of the demonstration.
“It happens every year.”’

The demonstrators, who in
previous years had numbered up to
300, dispersed by 10:30 a.m.,
Denney said.

“We outnumbered them — in
the past they outnumbercd us,"’ he
said.

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