10 ~ Wednesday, August 1&, 1989 - North Shore News

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THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courts recently to
face various charges laid against
them.

Before Judge W.J. Diebolt in
North Vancouver provincial court
on August 14-

William James George was fined
. $50 and placed on probation for
six months after the 22-year-old
North Vancouver man was found
guilty of mischief in connection
with a May 19 incident in which
the rear window of a_ 1986
Oldsmobile belonging to the
RCMP was broken.

In addition to the fine, George
was ordered to pay $100 in restitu-
tien to the victim.

Before Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on August 14;

Bruce Gregory Smiith received a
conditional discharge and was
placed on probation for six months
after the 20-year-old man of no
fixed address pleaded guilty to ob-
taining food through fraudulent
means in connection with an Aug.
13 incident at Mr. Munchies.

In addition to the probation,
Smith was also ordered to pay $36
in restitution to the victim.

Before Judge W.3. Diebolt in
North Vancouver provincia! court
on August I:

Arthur Williams received a con-

ditional discharge and was placed

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on probation for six months after
the 33-year-old North Vancouver
man was found guilty of mischief
in connection with a Dec. 14, 1988
incident in which rocks were
thrown at a residence in the 1600-
block of Marine Drive in North
Vancouver.

Williams was also ordered to
pay $191.21 in restitution to the

Before Judge W.J. Diebolt in
North Vancouver provincial court
on August 9:

Marion Borgfjord was fined $30
after the North Vancouver woman
pleaded guilty to owning a dog
without a current dog licence in
connection with a reb. 23 incident.

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Marcel Richard Chalmers was
fined $75 after the 20-year-old
North Vancouver man _ pleaded
guilty to speeding in a motor vessel
in connection with an incident in
Deep Cove, July 6.

ant

Tom Charles Schwerdtfeger was
fined $75 after the 49-year-old
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
speeding in a motor vessel in con-

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Cove, July 6.

Betore Judge J.D. Layton in
North Vancouver provincial court
on Aug. 8:

Lorraine Celestee Crowe was
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ly 17:

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