42 - Wednesday, June 10, 1992 ~ North Shore News

D'Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

THE RECENT warm winter and the current dry spring
have forced the Greater Vancouver Regional District
(GVRD) to look seriously at curtailing Lower Mainland
water use this month. Last week, Capilano Lake reser-
voir was down 1% feet and Seymour Lake reservoir was

normally full, GVRD officials have said that residents
should not waste water at any time. In past years, many
residents have conserved water when asked to, while
others have continued with their usual watering prac-
tices.

down about two feet at a time of year when both are

Anna Maie WO you consciously conserve water?

Emil Barth

North Vancouver

Pm currently not making
any overt efforts of con-
serving water, but I’m
aware of water consump-
tion.

Val Chapman

West Vancouver

1 didn’t realize we had a
water shortage. | knew
about Seattle’s water
problem. We are water-
ing until they officially
tell us otherwise.

Gail Gray

North Vancouver

No, but tonight I’m go-
ing to put a quart jar full
of sand in my toilet tank.
I've been meaning to do
that, and I' do that
now.

A DAY

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver courts recently to face
various charges:

Before Judge Carl Walker in
North Vancouver provincial court
on May 19:

Ronald Terrance Oliver, 29, of
North Vancouver, was fined $200
after he was found guilty of
assaulting a person on Feb. 4 in
North Vancouver City. Oliver is
required to pay a $30 victim sur-
charge.

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Matthew Stride, 23, of Bowen
Island, was fined $1,000 and
received 12 months’ probation
after he pleaded guilty to possess-
ing a stolen vehicle belonging to a
woman on Sept. 7, 1991 in North
Vancouver District. The vehicle
was valued at more than $1,000.

Stride is also required to pay a
$150 victim surcharge. Stride is
not to use or possess narcotics or
glue during his probation term.
Before Judge William 3. Kitchen
in North Vancouver provincial
court on May 19:

Montgomery William Ehrich,
35, of North Vancouver, received
a 45-day jail sentence after he
pleaded guilty to stealing food
belonging to Safeway on Apri! 22
in North Vancouver City. The
food was valued at less than
$1,000.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on May I5:

Paul Anthony Guterres, 22, and
Sean Alexander Trotter, 20, both
of North Vancouver, were each
fined $500 and Trotter also
received nine months’ probation
after they were found guilty of
assaulting a male on March 14,
1991 in North Vancouver City.
Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on May 1:

Dallas Carol Gambell, 33, of
Burnaby, was fined $250 after she
pleaded guilty to driving without
due care and attention on the
Trans-Canada Highway in West
Vancouver on March 9.

Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on May 8:

Hyuk Kyun Park, 22, of North
Vancouver, was fined $300 and
$200 after he pleaded guilty to
driving without due care and at-

Road in West Vancouver on Sept.
16, 1991.

Before Judge Reginaid D. Gran-
dison in West Vanconver provin-
cial court on May 6:

Christopher Gerald Carter, 23,
of Vancouver, was fined $350
after he pleaded guilty to possess-
ing a stolen licence plate in West
Vancouver on March 21. Carter is
required to pay a $35 victira sur-
charge.

Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on May 4:

Jason Roy Carter, 20, of North
Vancouver, was fined $250 after
he was found guilty of using a
stolen Royal Bank Visa card at
Club Monaco in the south mall of
Park Royal Shopping Centre on
Dec. 21, 1991. Carter is required
to pay a $25 victim surcharge.

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Donald Arthur Proulx, 28, of
North Vancouver, was fined $250
after he pleaded guilty to stealing
money from Eaton’s in Park
Royal on March 13. Proulx is re-
guired to pay a $25 victim sur-
charge.

Before Judge Reginald DB. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on April 30:

Troy William Best, 24, of West
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after he pleaded guilty
to stealing gasoline belonging to a
man in West Vancouver on March
18.

Before Judge Reginald 1D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver provin-
cial court on April 29:

Antonio Preto, 50, of West
Vancouver, was fined $150 after
he pleaded guilty to following
another vehicle too closely while
driving on Marine Drive in West
Vancouver on Jan. 4.

Before Judge Jerome Pasadis in
West Vancouver provincial court
on April 28:

Gary Blain Hooge, 52, of West
Vancouver, received three months’
probation after he was found guil-
ty of assaulting a female on Sept.
7, 1991 in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
dison in West Vancouver previn-
cial court on Apyil 27:

Raymond Eugene Lalonde, 28,
of Surrey, was fined $200 after he
pleaded guiity to driving without a
valid driver’s licence and failing to

Park Royal,

Moya Larkin

North Vancotver

I’ve never been a
wasteful person, and I’m
conscious of the water I
use.

A. Ziccardo

Vancouver

I never have time to
water the lawn so I guess
ido.

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keep his vehicle within a solid
double line on Marine Drive on
Jan. 17.

tention, and driving above the
speed limit near the Trans
Canada-Highway and Westmount