‘THE following peaple
appeared in. North and
Vest Vancouver courts
weently to face various
charges:
Before Judge Jerry
_ Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on June Lh:
Susan Patricia Jackson, 37,
of North Van, was fined $500
after she pleaded guilty to dri-
ving without due citre and
attention on Dec. 17, 1996 in
the 300-block of Ease ard
Street in North Van City,
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Gessner Jaime
Vellanaweth, 44, of Burnaby,
and Evalon Sanden, 57, of
Vancouver, cach received six
months’ probation after they
pleaded guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to the The
Bay in West Van on April 18.
’ Before . Judge __ Bill
- Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on June 10: .
Chris M. George, 29, of
"West Vancouver, received 24

months’ probation after he.

pleaded guilty to:
“$s stealing, = merchandise
. belonging | to
~ Canada ‘on Jan. 8 in North
Vancouver City; 's
© stealing’ * merchandise

Wal-Mart -

belonging to Sears on Dec. 3,
1996 in North Vancouver
City.

Before Judge Lan Walker
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on June 10:

Darren ‘Trent Wilson, 30,
of North Van, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to
breaching probation. by ‘ron-
racting a woman on April 20,

Before Judge — Jerry

Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on June +:

Shelley Ann Gelsinger, 32,
of North Vancouver, reevived
18 months’ probation after
she pleaded guilty, to assault-
ing a woman on May 16 in
North Vancouver City.

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Hassan Teymouri, 46, of
North Van, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to pos-
sessing untaxed tobacco on
June 18, 1996 in North Van
City.

The charge related to a
Tobacco Tax Act infraction.

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Murray White, 39,
North Vancouver, was fined
$500 afier he pleaded guilty
to the ‘forcible entry of a
woman’s property on Jan. 1 in
the 30(-block of East Ist
Street in North Van City.

White was required to pay

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$250 compensation,
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Laura Kathleen Patterson,
24, of North Vancouver, was
jailed 21 days after she plead:
ed guilty to possessing “stolen
meat on June 3 belonging to
Save-On-Foods in’ North
Vancouver City,

Before Judge Jerry

Paradis in North Vancouver

provincial court on June 3:

Douglas William Scott, 27,
of North Van, was jailed seven
days after he pleaded guilty to
stealing a clock and cane
belonging toa man in August
1996 in North Van City.

Before Judge — Ellen
Burdett in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 30:

Ross August Moulton, 19,
of North Vancouver, was fined
a total of $300 after he plead-
ed guilty to:
@ stealing merchandise from
Canada Sateway on March 21
in North Vancouver District;
@ breaching probation by fail-
ing to report to a youth work-
er on Sept. 5, 1995 in Powell
River, The. probation order
was part ofa Young Offenders
Act sentence.

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Grant Robert Smail, 34, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$250 after he pleaded guiity

to obtaining money by false
pretence on fune 17, 1996 in
North Vancouver City,

ees

Darrell Richard Markel,
44, of New Westminster, was
jailed one day atier he was
found guilty of breaching pro-
bation by contacting a man
between Jan. | and Jan, 3).

Before Judge fan Walker
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on May 29;

Christopher Boyd Snow,
27, of North Vancouver, was
jailed seven’ days after he
pleaded guilty to:

GB ostealing = merchandise
belonging to London Drugs
on Feb, 10) in North
Vancouver City;

M assaulting a man on May 2
in North Vancouver City,

The jail sentence was ree-
ommended served by elee-
tronic monitoring.

Before Judge. Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on May 28:

James
Robertson,
Vancouver,

Alexander
28, of North
received = 18

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Wednesday, July 23, 1997 - North Shore News - 11

months probation after he
pleaded guilty to:

B stealing a portable CV) play
er trom) Londen Drags on
Deco. 13, 1996 in North
Vancouver City;

@ stealing merchandise
belonging to Starbucks on
Dee. 29, 1996 in North
Vancouver Ci ity:

@ stealing merchandise from
Save -On-Foods on March 6 in
North Vancouver City,

Robertson was required to
perform 30 hours of commu-
nity work service.

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Brad 1D. Seort, 31,
North Vancouver, received six
months’ probation after he
pleaded not guilty to assault
causing bodily harm of a
woman, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
offence of assault.

The original — charge
stemmed from a May 11 inci-
dent in’ North, Vancouver
District.

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

Rodney Francis Bruyere,

of

ab)

22, of Vancouver, was jailed
45 days after he pleaded guilty
tor

®W ostealing a cameorder
belonging to Sears Canada on
Aug. 17, 1905 in’ North
Vancouver City;

B dangerous driving
Marine Drive in’ West
Fuvouver on Aug. 21, 1995;
B@ failing to go tu court of
April 2 in North Vancouver
City;

The jail sentence: was rec-
ommended served by elec-
tronic monitoring,

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Jason Osadchuk, 26, of

North Van, was jailed 30 days
and received 18 months’ pro-
bation after he was found
guilty of
@ assault causing bodily harm,
ofa man on Nov. 13, 1995 ia
North Vancouver City; ,
@ committing mischief by
obstructing the use of a
woman’s property on the _
same day,

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by elec-
tronic monitoring.

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