THE following people
have appeared in
North Vancouver
provincial court:

Before Judge
Moss on June 23
Teha Yah Dennis
neouver, 6
months” probation after he
was found guilty of causing 4
public disturbance by velling
and swearing on Oct. 12,
1999 at the Mohawk gas sia-
ton in the 300-block of West
3rd Street in orth
Vancouver City.
Before Judge
Rodgers on June 8:
David Albert Davidson,
29, of no fixed address, was
jailed seven days and received
12 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to stealing
merchandise belonging to
Sears Canada on June 7 in
North Vancouver Ci
Before Judge
Diebolt on May 3
Aaron Do Sing Thom, 23,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $1,000 and received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to obtaining
money by false pretences

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from the Bank of Montreal
between Nov. 24, 1998 and
Dee. 1, 1998.

Thom was required to pay
$5,000 restitution to the
Bank of Montreal at 1505

Lonsdale Ave.

Before Judge
Rodgers on May 10:

John Guman Singh, of
Mission, was jailed 21 days
after he pleaded guilty to:

B& failing to yo to court in
North Vancouver on March
10, 1999;

@ breaching probation by
being found in

Canada store on

1998 in Richmond.

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on May 4:

Johan Henry Teahen, 63,
of no fixed address, received

months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to fraudu-
Jently obtaining rood and
beverage from Colosseum
Pizza and Steak House in
North Vancouver Ci
was required te pay $30.55
restituuol

n Feb. 23 before Judge
Reginald Grandison, Teahen
received 12 months” proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
fraudulently obtaining food
and beverage from C
Norte in the 1200-bloc|
Lonsdale on Nov, 13, 1999
in North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Doug
Moss on April 17:

Antonin Cap, 58, of
North Vancouver, received
nine months’ probation after
he pleaded not guilty to pos-
sessing, marijuana for traffick-
ing purposes, but instead
pleaded guilty to the lesser or
included offence of posses-
sion.

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original — charge

.stemmed from a June 2,

1999 incident in Vancouver.

Before Judge William
Diebolt on April 14:

Aaron Nathan Coyle, 25,
of Surrey, was jailed ‘seven
days and fined $300 after he
pleaded guilty to driving
while prohibited on Nov. 22,
1999 on Taylor Way in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge
Moss on Feb. 23:

Khalid Mostafazade, 38,
of North Vancouver, received
12 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to threaten-
ing a person on Jan. 3! in

ancouver City.
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Verne Gregory Rathjen,

of North Vancouver,
received 18: months’ proba-
non after he:
pleaded not guilty to
break, enter and mischief,
burt instead pleaded guilty to
the leser or included offence
of mischief.

The original charge
stemmed from a Sept. 18,
1999 incident in the 700-
block of Riverside Drive in
North Vancouver District.;
& pleaded guilty to assaulting
North Vancouver RCMP
Const. james Dodds on Sept
18,1999,

Rathjen was required to
pay $2,500 to the victim of
the mischief charge.

Before Judge
Moss on Feb. 21

Maciey Foksowiez, 23, of
Vancouver, was fined $800
after he was found not guilty
as charged but found guilty
of possession.

The original charge was
possessing marijuana lor traf-
ficking purposes on Sept. 5,
1998 in Squamish.

The judge — ordered
$1,055 returned to
Foksowicz as it was not pro-
ceeds of crime.

On March 3 before Judge
Jerome Paradis, Foksowicz
was fined $350 after he
pleaded not guilty to possess-
ing marijuana for trafficking
purposes, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or includ-
ed offence of possession. The
original charge stemmed
from a June 28, 1998 inci-

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Feliow philatelists

GRADE 1 and 2 students at Chartwel! elementary pick out stamps for trading with
teacher Susan St. Pierre. They have taken up collecting with a passion — using
stamps in many areas of their curriculum.