Jail term
for mischief

A SMASHED window has resulted in three months in jail and a
two-year probation for a 22-year-old North Vancouver woman.

Leslie Cummings was charged with mischief in connection with a
July 3, 1985, incident in Fort St. John where she allegedly smashed
a window of Northwest Management Ltd.

Appearing Monday before North Vancouver provincial court
Judge §.K. Shaw, Cummings was handed the two-year probation
with the condition she provide evidence that she is actively looking
for a job or attending school,

Cummings, who pleaded guilty to the offence June 24, 1986, was
also told not to change her place of residence without the approval
of her probation officer.

Fire alarms
not reported

NORTH VANCOUVER City Fire Department say many apart-
ment dwellers are not reporting ringing alarms,

On Aug. 22 the NVCFD heard, after the fact, that the alarm was
tinging in 3 three-storey apartment building in the 100 block of
Wesi Oth Street in North Van City.

An official from the departinent said the public should he aware
that most apartment alarms are local only, meaning that an alarm
does not automatically sound at the fire ball,

Instead, he said it is critically important for cesidents fo call the
fire department when an apartinent alarm sounds,

He said apartment managers should also be aware not to silence
the alarm usess they can verify that the alarm was fatse.

Fish charge
nets man

CHARGES OF illegal sale and purchase and possession of
unlawfully harvested salmon ha. reeled a Surrey man into North
Vancouver provincial court,

Graham Vokes, of Captains Catch Fisheries Ltd., was charged
with six counts of the fishing-related offences in connection with
three separate incidents in the District of North Vancouver.

A. federat fisheries officer filed the charges after discovering the
alleged offences July 25, July 26 and Aug. 1.

Appearing Monday before North Vancouver provincial court
Judge J.K. Shaw, Vokes had his case adjourned until Oct. 6.

Purse thief
is grabbed

A WOMAN walking along (Sth Street and Chesterfield had her
purse snatched, but two police officers in the area, a police service
dog and several civilians were able to apprehend the thief.

A 20-year-old North Vancouver man was arrested and charges
ase pending.

The purse snatching incident oceurred August 15 at 12:50 p.m.,
but two previous offences are believed linked to this man.

Mian charged
for indecency

WINSLOW MARTIN Natrall, 18, appeared in court Wednesday to
answer charges of committing an indecent act.

The North Vancouver man was charged with two counts of
committing an indecent act in connection with a July 26 incident
where he allegedly exposed himself at the mal! at 116 East 3rd St.

Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge P.L.
Maughan, Natrall's case was adjourned until Sept. 3.

issued

A BENCH warrant was issued
Monday for a Chilliwack woman
who failed to appear in) North
Vancouver provincial court to

answer charges of fishing-related
offences.

Eleanor Paul, 31, was charged
along with three others in connec-
tion with two counts of illegal sale
and possession of salmon caught
when the Fraser Riser was closed
to commercial fishing.

Also charged in the July 25 inci-
dent is 42-year-old Jessica James
of Chilliwack, 51-vear-old Willard
Joseph Michell of Harrison Mills
and $4-year-old Benny James of
Chilliwack.

Benny James and Michell are
also charged with three other
counts of illegal sale, purchase and
possession of the unlawfully
harvested salmon.

All of the alleged offences oc-
curred in the District of North
Vancouver.

Michell and the two James had
their cases adjourned until Sept. 8.

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