THE FOLLOWING people -ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courts recently to
face various charges laid against
them.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in West
Vancouver previncial court on
August 2:

Erik R. Gerlund received a
suspended sentence and two years
probation after the 29-year-old
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
acting under false pretences in
connection with a Dec. 27, 1988
incident where Gerlund wrote a
cheque over $1,000 that bounced
to U-Frame !t, West Vancouver. |

Conditions. of his probation in-
clude reporting to a probation of-
ficer, counselling, and to pay the

He was also ordered to perform

vice within six months.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on August 2:

Christopher Byron Johnston was
fined $50 after the 29-year-old
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
speeding in a vessel in the areas of
Deep Cove and Indian Arm on
June 18.

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Emest Edward Payne was fined
$50 after the 29-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
failing to mark the licence number
on-his vessel in connection with a
June 18 incident near Roche Point.

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f . Themas Lincoln Williams

4 received three months probation
after the 26-year-old North Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to the
unlawful Possession of cannabis.

Douglas Thompson was fined
$100 after the 27-year-old North
a Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
2 ing in a’ vessel in connection
° _with a June, 18 incident in Deep
Cove.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in West
Yancouver provincial court on
August 1:

Terryis Hamilton received a
suspended sentence and four
months probation after the 40-
year-old North Vancouver resident
was found guilty of a charge of
false pretence in connection with a
Nov. 12, 1988 incident when
Hamilton wrote a bouncing cheque
to Super Valu in Park Royal.
bani a condition of probation,

amilton must pay $65.62 in
compensation.

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sum of $1,203.95 in compensation. .

150 hours of community work ser-_

suspended sentence and two years
probation after the 57-year-old
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
attempted theft in connection with
a July 31 incident where Calder at-
tempted to steal cutlery from The
Bay in Park Royal.

As a condition of probation,
Calder must receive counselling,
evaluation and treatment for
alcohol abuse. He was also ordered
to net be found in Park Royal for
two years.

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Before Judge J. 3B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on August i:

Christine Boehm was fined $30
after the North Vancouver woman
pleaded guilty to not possessing a
valid dog licence in connection
with a January 24 incident.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in West
Vancouver provincial court on Ju-

Stephen Frank Downing was
fined $100 after the 26-year-old
Burnaby man pleaded guilty to
driving without a driver's licence in
connection with a June 26 incident
on the Trans Canada Highway.
Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on July 3i:

Deron Thomas Caughlin receiv-
ed a suspended sentence after the
22-year-old North Vancouver man
pleaded guilty to failing to appear

for court on June 23.
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Wilfred Owen Hamilton was.

fined $50 after the 24-year-old
Burnaby man pleaded guilty to
failing to carry lifejackets on a
small vessel in connection with a
June 11 incident in Burrard Inlet.
Before Judge J.D. Layton in West
Vancouver provinciai coust on Ju-
ly 27:

Eric Hank Hendriks was fined
$250 after the 21-year-old North
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
excessive speeding on the West
Vancouver portion of Trans
Canada highway on June 12.
Before Judge E.D. Schmidt in
North Vancouver provincial court
on July 27:

William Patrick Maddock was
fined $25 after the 36-year-old
North Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to moving a vessel without
mechanical power in connection

with a May 1! incident in First
Narrows.
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Harold Gerald Kinton was fined
$50 after the 64-year-old Ontario
man was found guilty of theft
under $1,000 in connection with a
July 15 incident at Save-On-Foods.
Before Judge E.D. Schmidt io
North Vancouver provincial court
on July 26:

Anthony David Shimek was fin-
ed $250 after the 37-year-old Mis-
sion man pleaded guilty to driving
without consideration for others in
connection with a May 3 incident
on East Third Street in North
Vancouver.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on July 25:

Scott Andrew Stephenson
received a conditional. discharge
and was placed on probation for
six months after the 18-year-old
West Vancouver man pleaded guil-
ty to possessing cannabis resin in
connection with an April 25 seizure
of the drug.

As a term of his provation,
Stephenson is not to be found
within the 100-block of East 15th
Street in North Vancouver.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in West
Vancouver provincial court oa Ju-
ly 24:

Caniff Richard Ashley was fined
$750 after the 27-year-old Co-
quitlam man pleaded guilty to
driving while he was prohibited
from doing so in connection with
an Oct. 29, 1988 incident on the
Squamish Highway.

In addition to the fine, Ashley
had his driver’s licence suspended
for six months.

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Sean James Korman was fined
$500 and had his driver's licence
suspended for six months after the
19-year-old Vancouver man plead-
ed guilty to driving while he was
prohibited from doing so in con-
nection with an April 7 incident on
the Lions Gate Bridge.

Before Judge J.D. Laytou in West
Vancouver provincial court on Ju-
fy 20:

Alana Smith received a condi-
tional discharge and was placed on
probation for six months after the
20-year-old Vancouver woman
pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000 in connection with an April
3 incident in which an_ electric
blanket was stolen from The Bay.

She was also ordered to perform
40 hours of community work ser-
vice within four months.

Before Judge J.B. Paradis in
North Vancoaver provincial court

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