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Centre needs help

THE Yancouver Crisis
Centre urgently needs
volunteers on a num-
ber of committees,

Specifically, new volun-
teers are required for com-

mittees dealing = with
fundraising, communications
and multi-cultural issues.

The centre operates
Vanceuver’s only 24-Hour
distress line, providing crisis
intervention and immediate
support to almost 30,000
people during 1996.

The number of calls to
the distress line continues to
grow at a rate of at least 10%
annually, despite the fact the
centre has experienced fund-

ing cuts over the same peri-

The crisis centre helps
people help themselves and
others manage distress by
raising awareness, providing,
education and offering
immediate support.

Interested volunteers can
call the Vancouver Crisis
Centre at 872-1811.

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Lawyer

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988-6321

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(Lonsdale Quay Plaza)

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver court recent-
ly to face various
charges:

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Aug. 27:

Anthony James Guerrero,
35, of West Vancouver, was
jailed five days after he was
found guilty of breaching a
recognizance by being found
within a onc-block radius of a
home in the 200-block of
West 2nd Street in North
Vancouver City on May 7.

Before Judge _ Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 20:

Christopher Rubin
Rancier, 30, of Coquitlam,
was fined $100 and received
12 months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to threatening
a woman on May 16 in North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett in North Vancouver
provincial court on Aug.

Charles Wayne Natal 37 37,
of West Vancouver, was fined
$200 and received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
woman in January in North

Van City.

Before Judge Ellen

Burdett in North Vancouver
provincial court on Aug. 20:
Angela Marlyne George,
34.0 of North Vancouver, was
fined $100 after she pleaded
Builty of stealing sunglasses
longing to Save-On-Foods
on Apsil 18 in. North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 19:

Douglas James Reid, 20,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $500 and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for
three months 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 April 27,
1996 incident in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge = Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Aug, 18:

Robert James Pickerill, 24,
of Maple Ridge, was jailed 12
months after he pleaded guilty
TO:
the break, enter and theft of
a house in Port: Moody in
December 1996;
using a forged vehicle trans-
fer form on fan. 10 in North
Vancouver District.

eos

Robert Johnsen, 57, of
West Vancouver, was fined
$100 and had his driver's
licence suspended for six
months after he pleaded not
guilty to impaired driving, bur
instead pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of
driving without due care and
attention.

The

original charge

“stemmed from a Jan. 24,

1996 incident in North

Vancouver City.
eos

Christopher Callaghan,
26, of Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he
pleaded not guilty to traffick-
ing psilocybin (mushrooms)
and marijuana in February in
North Vancouver City.

Callaghan instead pleaded
guilty to two charges of nar-
cotic possession waich are
lesser or included offences.

Callaghan was required to
perform 20 hours of commu-
nity work service.

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Aug. 14:

Shaun Bradley Smith, 31,
of North Vancouver, received
12 months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
woman on Aug. 2 in North,
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Aug. 13:

Robert Howard Mennic,
33, of Burnaby, was fined
$100 after he pleaded guilty
to fishing without a licence on
June 15 near Horseshoe Bay.

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Peder Kloves Engelund,
54, of North Vancouver, was
fined $306 after he pleaded
guilty to storing a firearm ina
careless manner on April 10 in
North Vancouver District.

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Margaret Clayton, 37, of

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North Vancouver, was fined
$300 and received six months’
probation after she pleaded
guilty to:

committing, mischief by wil-
fully damaging the paint of a
man’s vehicle on Dec. 20,
1993 in London Ontario;

B failing to go to court on
May 5, 1994 in Ontario.

Clayton was required to
perform 20 hours ot commu-
nity work service,

Before Judge _ Biil
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 6:

Esk Bjornevik, 69, for-
merly of North Vancouver,

was fined $350 after he plead-
ed not guilty to impaired dri-
ving, bur instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
offence of driving without due
care and attention.

The — original —_ charge
stemmed from a’ May 29,
1996 incident in North Van
District.

A Norwegian interpreter
was used in court,

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on July 30:

A 48-year-old Burnaby
man was jailed 12 months and
received three years’ proba-

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the age of 14 between Sept.
30, 1994 and Nov. 1, 1994 in
North Vancouver District.

The ran is related to the
girl. To protect the girl’s iden-

tity, the man’s name is banned
from publication.

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on July 28:

Jurgen Otto Patenschus, fi
52, of North Vancouver,
received three years’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to:
@ breaching probation by’
indirectly contacting a woman
on May 12 in West Van;

@ breaching a recognizance
by being found in a southeast
area of West Van on June 5.

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on July 9:

Dolores Friesen, 44, 0
North at was fred, $300
after she pleaded guilty to
being the driver i invowed in ali
accident with a vehicle who
failed to stop with intent. to
escape civil or criminal liabiii

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a Sept. 30, 1996 incident. in
North Vancouver District.

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