THE FOLLOWING people appeared
in North and West Vancouver courts
recently to face various charges:

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 1: ty

Denny. Lane’ Dunford, 22, of
_ Coquitlam, was jailed seven days
after he pleaded guilty to the follow-
ing charges:

@ breaching an undertaking by con-
tacting a woman on Dec. 9, 1994;
Ei breaching an undertaking by going
to an address in the 1500-block of
Rupert Street in North Vancouver
District;
a committing mischief by damaging
the woman’s phone on the same day.
; Bobbie George, 27. of North
Vancouver, received six months’ pro-
bation. after she pleaded guilty to
assaulting a person on Jan. 25 in
North Vancouver City, ;
\ George was required to perform
25 hours of community work service.

A probation term order states that
she is not be found in Montana's
» Sports Bar at 135 West Ist St.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in

. North Vancouver provincial court

on Jan. 31: o Po,

- Roy Winter,-.32,. of North

Vancouver, was fined a total of $650

: after he pleaded guilty to the follow-’

ing charges:
a) railing to attend court on March

“424, 1994; |
"breaching a recognizance on Sept.

a day im court

home during a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m cur- |

few.

Winter also pleaded not guilty t to
possessing cocaine for the purpose of
trafficking, but instead pleaded guilty
to the lesser or included offence of
narcotic possession.

The original charge stemmed
from an April 6, 1993, incident in
North Vancouver City.

one

John Veltman, 19, no address
given, received six months’ probation
afler he pleaded guilty to breaching
probation by failing to report to a pro-
bation officer on May 24, 1994, in
connection with a Young Offenders
Act sentence,

eee

Chad Conrad Edmonds, 22, of
Vancouver, received nine months’
probation after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a woman on Sept. 3, 1994,
in North Vancouver City.

oe

Richard Brian Charlie, 35, of

North Vancouver, received three

~ months’ probation after he pleaded

guilty to possessing marijuana on
May 5, 1994, in. North Vancouver
District.

Before Judge Doug Moss in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Jan, 31:

Mark Naden Lazeo. 19, of North
Vancouver, received 12 months’ pro-
bation after he pleaded guilty to pos-
sessing stolen property on July 30,
1994, in North Vancouver.

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If you're interested in this issue, please attend the
PUBLIC MEETING, MONDAY, APRIL BAD, 1995 — 7: 30 p.m.

Council Chamber, City Hall; 141 West 14th Street; North Vancouver, B.C.
Proposal: Shopping Regulation Bylaw, 1995, No. 6656

his public meeting will
receive representations in
connection with proposed

Bylaw No. 6656. If passed, it will revise

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~ Wednesday, March 29, 1995 — North Shore News = 41.

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4, 1993, by being found outside his Compiled byAnna Marie D'Angelo

TUESDAY 6:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY 9:00 p.m.
THURSDAY 9:00 p.m.
FRIDAY 9:00. p.m.

the closing hours of stores in the City.
of North Vancouver. Currently, the
closing hours are unregulated.

(B. c. ) Provincial exams in Mandarin by June L995..."

Vancouver Sun, June 30, 1994 -

‘Mandarin i is the official language i in China, Taiwan, Singapore and is

popular in Hong Kong;

; Curriculums are for people who use Mandarin i asa second language:
. Classes are for all ages and all levels; start on April 12, 1995;
? School located at Chartwell Efementary School, West Vancouver.

y THE YMCA
OF GREATER /
VANCOUVER

NORTH SHORE FAMILY YMCA

YMCA.
FAT Loss PROGRAM | i.

The Nortis Shoie YMCA i is running its very successful Fat Loss P gram at the 1735
Inglewood Avenue, West Vancouver location for the fifth consecutive time. This

rogram shows participants how to effectively change their lifestyle so that they can

ke control, of their weight and health for life. The eight-week program

incorporates a combination of cardio-vascular training with weight teainingto

ase the body's fean muscle miss. Participants will work in groups of four with a
personal i irainer three times per week for eight weeks, The trainer stays with the
tients in the gym to guide, help and encourage them, so that by the end of the
eight weeks, participants have an excelent grasp on how ca achieve their health :

ess goals. This is not a diet — it isa lifestyle change. So

being in ae of your health and your body, maybe i it’ 's time you give us usa call and

ifyou are tired of not: y

popular program, nd is ~ timited 10 40 participants so “lem don’ tbe

pointed ~ =calli ow to trike ¥

at first step to freedom. Again, for more

Bylaw No. 6656 provides for the
following merchant exemptions:
Restauranis, Hotels, Pubs, Cabarets,

. Builders Supply Shops, Dry Cleaners,

Laundries,Grocery Shops,

-Neighbourhood Stores, Service
Stations, Automobile Repair Shops,
Automobile Dealers, Drug Stores,

Garden Supply Shops, Meat Shops

and Rental Shops.

‘SATISUN. 6:00 p.m

Anyone who believes their interests are

affected by the proposed Bylaw, shall °

be afforded a reasonable opportunity to

be heard in person, by attorney or by

petition. The Bylaw may be inspected -

at the office of the City Clerk between

8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p-m., Monday to

March 20 — April. 3, 1995.

Friday, except Statutory Holidays, from

Written submissions will be accepted - /

up to and including APRIL 3, 1995,»
but submissions will NOT be accepted i

after the conclusién of the Public Meeting.

Bruce A Hawkshaw, City Clerk

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