THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
Various chieiges:

Before Judge Doup Sioss in
North Vancouver grovincial
courton Aug. 8:

Richard Eugene Paul, 29, of
Vancouver, received 12 months"
probation after he pleaded guilty
to stealing merchandise belonging
to Eaton's in West Vancouver on
June 23,

Refore Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial
court on Aug, 8:

Sean Anthony Cole, 29,
address not given, was jailed one
day after he pleaded guilty to
assaulting a person on June 23 in
North Vancouver District.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in North Vancouver provincial
court on Aug.5:

Dennis Keith Ogilvie, 23, of
Vancouver, received three months*
probation after he pleaded guilty
to possessing marijuana on May
17 in North Vancouver City.

Ashala Garen, 39, of North
Vancouver, was fined $450 after
she was found guilty of three
counts of making false
Unemployment Insurance claims
in North Vancouver.

The charges involved falsely
stated she did not work during
two-week periods that started on
Feb. 23, 1989, March 8, 1993 and
March 22, 1992.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandlson in West Vancouver
provincial court on July 5:

Duncan Dndley Solloway, 29,

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of Whistler, was fined $200 after
he pleaded guilty to possessing
marijuana on May 25 in West
Vancouver,

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on July 4;

Jiyong Park. 18. of Burnaby,
was fined $100 after he pieaded
guilty to allowing someone else to
use his driver's Ti cnee on June Y
in West Vancouver,

Leo Alexander Wadden, 33, of
Burnaby, was fined $225 after he
pleaded yuilty to possessing mari-
juana on May 27 near Westview
Drive in North Vancouver District.

Wadden was required to pay a
$5 victim surcharge.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in West Vancouver provincial
court on June 28:

Kyrstanydessa McKiel, 20, of
West Vancouver, received nine
months’ probation after she plead-
ed guilty to possessing a stolen
VCR, a video game and video cas-
scttes belonging to a video store
on July 14, 1993 in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in West Vancouver provincial
court on june 27;

Blake Thomas Cromwell. 26,
of Vancouver, was fiied 3250
after he pleaded guilty to failing to
provide his driver's licence when
requested by a police officer on
Oct. 9, 1992 on Marine Drive in
West Vancouver.

Matthew Todd Baker, 28, of
North Vancouver, received three
months’ probation after he pleaded
guilty to stealing merchandise

belonging to Shoppers Drug Mart
in, Park Royal Shopping Center on
Atiy 20,

Before Judge derome Paradis
in North Vancouver provincial
courton June 24:

Andrew Robert Vanderlaars,
31. of North Vancouver, received
nine months’ probation after be
pleaded guilty to assaulting a male
on Aug. 30, 1993 in’ North
Vancouver City.

Vanderlaars was required to
perform 25 hours of community
work service by Sept. 30 in con-
nection with the charge.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial
court on June 10:

Brent Harley Wehner, 19, of

North Vancouver, received six
months” probation afler he pleaded
guilty to possessing marijuana on
Oct. 24, 1993 in North Vancouver
District.

Money seized during Wehner’s
arrest consisting of $824.63 was
forfeited to the Crown,

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in North Vancouver provincial
court on June I:

Stephen Russell, 19, of North
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after he pleaded guilty
to stealing merchandise belonging
to Sears Canada on March 29 in
North Vancouver City.

Russell was required to per-
form 25 hours of community work
service by July 31.

A probation term order States
that Russell is not to be found in
any Sears Canada store in B.C.

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