THE following people
recently appeared in
North Shore courts in
connection with drink-
ing and driving related
offences:

Ronald Gauthier, 32, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$300 and had his driver's
licence suspended for three
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol
level greater than .08.

Gary Leonard Bartlett, 38,
of Bowen Island, was fined
$500, was jailed 21 days,
teceived 12 months’ probation
and had his driver's licence sus-
pended for 12 months after he
pleaded guilty to nwo charges
of impaired driving.

Stephen Hodges, 32, of
West Vancouver, was fined
$500 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol
level greater than .08.

Shawn Szostak, 21, of
Brittania Beach, was fined
$450 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to impaired driving.

Stephen Graham Lewis,
35, of Whistler, was jailed 21
days and had his driver’s
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol lev-
vel greater than .08.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by clec-
tronic monitoring.

Andy Dobrota, 47, of
Burnaby, was fined $700 and
had his driver’s licence suspend-
ed for 12 months after he plead-
ed guilty to having a blood
alcohol level greater than .08.

Robert Watson Halstead
Barker, 43, of West
Vancouver, was fined $2,000
and had his driver's licence
suspended for 18 months
after he pleaded guilty to
impaired driving.

Samuel Mattias Poyner,
20, of West Vancouver, was
fined $400 and had -his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to. having a blood alcohol
level greater than .08.

Franca Angela Felicella,
25, of West Vancouver, was
fined $500 and had her dhi-
ver’s licence suspended for 12
months after she pleaded
guilty to having a blood alco-
hol level greater than .08.

Brian Malcolm Reid, 41,
of Port Coquitlam, was jailed
40 days, received 12 months’

robation and had his driver’s
icence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol
level greater than .08.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served by elec-
tronic monitoring.

Joseph Gerard Egan, 56,
of Vancouver, was fined $600
and had his ficence suspended
for 12 months after he was
found guilty of impaired dri-
ving and possessing a stolen
licence plate validation tag.

David Glen Guerrero, 29,
of North Vancouver, was
jailed 30 days and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to impaired driving and pos-
sessing a stolen motor vehicle.

John Matthew LeRoy, 27,
cf Bowen Island, was fined
$400 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12

months after he was found
guilty of impaired driving.

Jayson Alan Hill, 24, of |

Prince George, was fined
$500 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to impaired driving.
Courtney Alan Moore, 21,
of West Vancouver, was fined
$900 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he was found
guilty of impaired driving.
Cynthia Lynn Guimond,
34, of Vancouver, was fined
$360 and had her driver's
licence suspended for three
months after she pleaded
guilty to impaired driving.
David Clifford Gay, 35, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$400 and had his driver's
licence suspended for 12
months after he pleaded guilty
to having a blood alcohol
level greater than .08.
—Compiled by Anna
Marie D'Angelo

~ “MONEYe.-
SINCE.1969

COLONY |
APPLIANCES

FEATURING
© ROPER * JENNAIR * INGLIS
¢ FRIGIDAIRE * PANASONIC
* KITCHENAID * DANBY « ISE
* DACOR * WHIRLPOOL » G.E.
g «MAGIC CHEF * WOLF* AEG §
© SUB ZERO * GOLDSTAR * DCS &
¢ VENMAR * AND MANY ,
OTHER QUALITY BRANDS.

© COMPACT & FULL SIZE
* BUILT-IN & FREE STANDING
* GAS & ELECTRIC
»* MOST ITEMS IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
OR PICK UP

CHECK US OUT

v HUGE SELECTION

v LOW WAREHOUSE
PRICES

ii] COLONY |

HOME FUANISHINGS

1075 Roosevelt Crescent
North Vancouver

{2 blocks behind Avalon Hotel)

Open Daily Fri. 9-9; Sun 12-4

985-8738,

Sunday, March 30, 1997 — North Shore News — 17
Bi Pe Sy ® PEEL EPSY © EPIL NY ‘ot PILE P Sy .2cEPIL EPS Y= PRU LPS YSe EPILEPSY # LEE EP SY. OE PHER PSY OO

30,000 British Columbians
hbave epilepsy. A third are children
atid teers.

| G@
BRITISH COLUMBIA
EPILEPSY SQOCtHETY

See the
marine Ui

BOAT SHOW APRIL 1 - 6 ©

Come out and take in the latest and greatest in boating and sailing news. The six-day boat
show features sail and power boat displays and a host of exhibitors. Talk with International
Sail and Power Association about courses on safe handling and skillful use of pleasure craft;
Cooper Boat Centre offering Performance Racing School, kids camps, foreign charters, and
off-shore and celestial navigation; Environment Canada; Oceans and Fisheries Canada with
their website available for viewing; Hydrographic Services; and a take in the special pre-

sentation by the Disabled Sailing Association. Come out here where marine life abounds.

-FOR CUS TO