THE following people
appeared in North and
West Vancouver courts
recently to face various
charges:

Before Judge Doug Moss
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on May 14:

Cameron Lee Woods, 20,
of Vancouver, was jailed 30
days and received 12 months’
probation after he pleaded

gl to:

The break and enter of a
house in the 2100-block of
Shafton Place on May 6 in
West Van; 0,

. B Committing mischief by
damaging a wall belonging to
West Vancouver District.

Woods was required to pay
$600 restitution to the home
owner, :

_ Before Judge Keith J.

Libby in North Vancouver

provincial court on‘ May 14:

Paul.’ Toms, ..25, of
w+ Vancouver, was jailed 30 days.
- after he pleaded guilty to the *

” break and enter of a house.in »

© the 300-block of East 10th

Street on Jan.°19 in’ North -

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‘Robert Keith Herman, 23,
‘of North Vancouver, was fined

Wi

‘months’ (
.Wwas found guilty of threaten- :
if. ing two people between’ Nov.

17 in North Vancouver City,
Before Judge Ellen
Burdett in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 16:
David Richard Celmaster,
39, of North Vancouver
received 24 months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to:
@ . Stealing merchandise
belonging to London Drugs
on Lonsdale Avenue on Dec.
30, 1996;
@ Stealing liquor from the
liquor ‘store in Lynn Valley
Centre on Oct. 22, 1996.
Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 13:
Arash Majidi, 21, . of
Richmond,- “received | 12
rovation : after. he

1, 1996 and Nov, 7, 1996 in
West Vancouver,

Before Judge — Elfen
Burdett in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 12:

James Allan Jacob, 35, of
Langley, was fined $500 and
received 24 months’ proba-
tion after he pleaded guilty to
harassing a woman between
Feb. 13 and Feb, 23 in North
Vancouver,

Jacob was prohibited from
possessing firearms, ammuni-
tion or explosives for two
years.

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on May 7:

Rodrigo Vasconez, 29, of
no fixed address, was jailed
two months and 14 days after
he pleaded guilty to:

Mi The break, enter and theft of
a business in the 5900-block
of Marine Drive in West
Vancouver on March 22;

WW Attempting to steal some-
thing out of a person’s vebicle
on April 18 in West
Vancouver, co

Wolfgang, Pagenkopf, 41,
of North Vancouver, was fined

$150 after he pleaded guilty to

breaching probation by drink-

ing alcohol between March 4
and March 7. =

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cleaning Davidson's carpet,
which she asked to be cleaned
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carpet for tree but now P’m not
going to because she’s putting
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for new clothes to doll herself

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