THE following people
have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial
court:

Before Judge Doug Moss
on Feb. 23:

Randy Edward Hurst, 37,
of no fixed address, was jailed
six months after he pleaded
guilty to possessing cocaine
and heroin on Feb. 4 in North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Dee. 6, 1999:

Roddy Donald Parnell, 44,
of Vancouver, was jailed 21
days and received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded

guilty to stealing three prime
rib roasts belonging to Save-
On-Foods on Dee. 3, 1999 in
North Vancouver District.
Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Nov. 3. 1999:

Jason Richards, no age
given, of North Vancouver,
was fined $115 atier he was
convicted of:
® being drunk in public on
Aug. 23. 1999 art Mahon
Avenue and 2Ist Street in
North Vancouver;

B drinking liquor in public.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw
on Oct. 4, 1999:

Thian Ming Lim, 24, of
West Vancouver, was fined
$1,500 after he pleaded not
guilty to possessing marijuana
for trafficking purposes, but
instead pleaded guilty to the
lesser or included offence of
possession.

The original — charge
stemmed from a May 123,
1998 incident: in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on Sept. 29:

Pavel Sirak, 40, of
Squamish, received nine
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assaulting a

Transit forums set

TRANSLINK’S draft strategic transportation plan is up

for discussion this month.
thing

People living throughout the region will be hosting some-.
¢ agency is calling “front room forums.”

The sessions will give members of the public a chance to
help identizy options to solve traffic congestion problems.
TransLink is providing pizza and soft drinks for those par-
ticipating in about LOO sessions throughout the region. Amcag
the questions to discuss as recommended by TransLink:
_@ Ifan annual vehicle levy was to be put in place in Greater
-Vancouver, what would be the fairest way to determine how
much it would be for an individual motorist?
@ What is the fairest way to pay for improvements to the trans-

portation system?

There are six forums scheduled for the North Shore.

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man oon Aug. 6, 1999 in

North Vancouver District.
Before Judge _ Bill

Rodgers on Sept. 28, 1999:

Abdi Ali Youssout, 28, of

Vancouver, was jailed 30 days
after he pleaded guilty to:

@ possessing stolen credit
cards and identification on
Aug. 27, 1999 in) North
Vancouver City;

Ld] obstracting North
Vancouver RCMP Const.
Sandra Lavallee.

Before Judge Doug Moss
on Sept. 27, 1999:

Tracey Lynn Watson, 35,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $150 after she pleaded
aot 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 Oct. 22,
1998 incident in’ North
Vancouver District.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Sept. 24, 1999:

John Johnson also known
as Bill Hilton, 65, of no fixed
address, was jailed five days
and received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he:

@ pleaded not guilty to break
and enter, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
offence of unlawfully being in
a dwelling. The original
charge stemmed from a Sept.
14, (998 incident at a suite in
200- block of East: Sth Street
in North Vancouver City;

@ pleaded guilty to failing to
go to court on June 30, 1999,
eee

Linda Marie
Smitheringaic, 35, of North
Vancouver, was jailed five days
after she pleaded guilty to
breaching probation by failing
to complete 24 hours of com-
munity work by Oct. 1, 1998.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on Sept. 21, 1999:

Douglas Albert Kelm, 37,
of Burnaby, was fined $500
after he pleaded guilty to
impersonation on Aug. 8,
1998 in North Vancouver
District.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Sept. 15, 1999:

Ian Robert MeMordie, 45,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $300 after he was found
guilty of dangerous driving on
Sept. 23, 1998 in North
Vancouver District.

Fraud suspect sought

HAVE you seen this ES
woman? ?

West Vancouver Police
are searching for a suspect
who attempted to with-
draw S400 from a CIBC
account at 3:45 p.m. Nov.
19, 1999,

The woman aiso want-
ed to pay $40 on a stolen
Visa card.

A teller at the bank's
Park Boval South branch
noticed a discrepancy
between the suspect's sig-
nature and that of the
account holder.

The teller also realized
that although the suspect
appeared to be around 35
years old, the account holder was listed as being 73 years old.

When the teller turned around to speak with the branch
manager, the suspect fled.

The suspect is described as being 5°5” and 140 Ib., with long
blonde hair and glasses. She was seen wearing a white turtleneck
and 2 black Adidas jacket with white stripes on the arms.

The teller said the woman also “smelled like a cigarette.”

West Vancouver Police are asking anyone with information
about this suspect to contact Const. Anne Marie Lavallee ‘at
925-7300.

Videotape image of suspect.

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