Fishing charges
stayed

FIVE fisheries violations laid against three Chilliwack residents
were stayed Tuesday in North Vancouver provincial court.

Willard Joseph Michell, 51, and Benny James, 54, were original-
ly charged jointly with one. count cach of unlawfully catching,
unlawful possession and attempted sale of sockeye and chinook
salmon allegedly taken from the Fraser River without a valid
commercial fishing licence.

The charges were laid in connection with a July 19 fish setzure.

James was also charged with attempting to sell unlawfully caught
fish in connection with another seizure of {ith six days later.

In addition, Michell and James were charged Jointly with Jessica
James, 43, with one count of possession of fish caught during a
period closed to commercial fishing.

Fraud charges
dropped

FRAUD CHARGES against a 38-year-old Vancouver man were
dropped Tuesday in North Vancouver provincial court.

Leonard Steven Kapiniak was originally charged jointly with
David Andrew Easingwood with one count of fraud and one count
of theft over $1,000 in connection with an incident alleged to have
occurred between July 18 and 24, in which a supply of novelty

; merchandise was stolen.

.: Though charges against Kapiniak were dropped, a bench warrant
: was issued for, the arrest of Easingwood after he failed to appear in
.. court. .

‘Men fined for
court breach

TWO NORTH Vancouver men were fined Monday after they
_ pleaded guilty to separate charges of falling to compiy with court
orders, ~
‘Robert David Craig, 22, was fined $100 after he failed to com-
. plete 35 hours of community work, and Eric Gerald Hanton, 23,
was fined $250 after he failed to complete 150 hours of community
work as part of a provincial court order.

Megal dumping
continues

P "AFTER A number. of illegal ‘refuse dumpings in West Vancouver,
: police are cautioning citizens , to be careful of. who they hire to
~ dispose of Household refuse. |
i ’ Police’ said waste has-been dumped in the -munieipatity rather
. than al.a recognized disposal site. .

S To. try‘and combat the problem, :police advise residents to get a
‘receipt. proving that the refuse has been ‘aken toa proper disposal
: site before they pay for the work, :

Z . Anyone charged with dumping under West Vancouver’ 3 disposal
: bylaw Is subject to a mioximum fine of $2, 000. _

, an ‘bharged |
with assault

A NORTH VANCOUVER man will appear in provincial court
Jan. 16 to face a charge of assault causing bodily harm.
Andrew Jason Robinson faces the charge in connection with a
Nov. 13 incident in which a female was allegedly assaulted.
Appearing before North Vancouver provincial court Judge J.B.
Paradis Wednesday, Robinson was remanded to Jan. 16. to fix a
date for trial on the charge.

1987 - North Shore News

Man fined for fishing violation

A 32-YEAR-OLD Vaneouver man
was fined $1,000 Wednesday in
North Vancouver provincial court
ona charge of unlawfully selling
salmon.

~ Sunday, January 1,

OF sockeve and chinook salmon Charges
caught without a commercial fish- Williams and
ing licence on the Fraser River. were dropped,

wgainst Melford
Patrica Willams

Gary Araki was originally PRA ER EE Pk POEL AES
charged jointly with) Abbotsford LEGAL SER VICH 'S
residents Melford Harold

Wilhaims, 32, and Patricta Lee
Williams, 34, with attempting to
sell, unlawful sale and) possession

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