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THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West) Yan-
couver courts recently:

Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 7:

Arash Roostaie, 24, of North
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after he pleaded guilty
to stealing omrerchandise from
London Drugs on Des, 10, 1992
in North Vancouver City.

Roostaie ix not to be on the
premises of any fondon Drugs
ouget in B.C. during his proba.
tion term,

A Farsi interpreter was required
for court proceedings.

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Jason Roy Carter, 21, of North
Vancouver, received a 4-day jail
sentence after he pleaded guilty to
failing to comply with a probation
order dated May 22, 1992, He
failed to report to a probation of-
ficer on May 22, 1992 in North
Vancouver Clty,

Before Judge David) Smyth in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 6:

Randall Allison Mountain, 40,
of North Vancouver was fined
$500 and his driver's licence wis
suspended for 12 months. He was
found guilty of failing to stop his
car and give his name and address
with intent to escape civil or crim-
inal liability. The charge followed
a collision with a car on Aug. 27,
1992 in North Vancouver City.

Mountain is required to pay a
$75 victim surcharge in connection
with the incident.

NV resident
plays Pick 5
for windfall

IT WAS quite a week for North
Vancouver resident Navin Bhatia.

U.S. President Bil} Clinton
visited her downtown Vancouver
store and she won $20,020 with a
lottery ticket,

“T only play B.C. Keno once or
twice a week,’ said the co-owner
af The Shop at Canada Place.

“The thing I like most about
the game is that you can play on
the days you feel lucky. ! played
on Sunday because I was feeling
lucky. My shop was the Jucky one
for Bill Clinton to come into. it
was very exciting,”’ said Bhatia.

She played six Pick 5 selections,
wagering $1 on each of them.

“} came very close to winning,
so I decided to try again on Mon-
day,”’ said the 3l-year-old. Her
persistence paid off.

A perfect match ‘on one of her
April 5 Pick 5s earned her
$20,000. A four-out-of-five
number imatch on another selec-
tion added $20 to the total win-
nings.

She plans to invest her windfall.

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Refore Judge Jerome Paradis: in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 5;

Wally Taylor, 33, of Marth
Vancouver, was fined $5000 jind
received six imunths' probation
after he owas found guilty of
assaulting aoman in North Van-
conver City on May 14, 1992,

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Spiridon Floresco, 66, of Van-
couver, received a sentence of
probation until Dee. 31 after he
was found puilty af assaulting a
woman on Monday, March 1S in
North Vancouver District,

Before Judge Bilt Radpers in

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Vancouver, received a seven-day
jail sentence after he was found
guilty of Cailing ta comply with a
probation order by being found
outside his hame between fl p.m.
and 6 am. on Nlay 13, 1992 in
North Vancouver City,

Hurst is to sense his sentence
concurrent fa one being served,
Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouver provineial court
on April 2:

Robert Steven Hjorteifsan, 39,
of Delta, was fined $350 after he
pleaded guitey to tailing to comply
with a recognizance coudition be-
tween Dee, 9, 1992 and Jan. 2,
1992 in North Vancouver District

North Vancouver provincial court
on Aprit t:

Richard James Newmien, 33, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation after he plead-
ed guilty to asaulting @ woman in
North Vancouver City on Sundiy,
March 21.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in
North Vancouvee provincial court
on Maceh 31:

Ronald Steven Shatford, 33, of
Langley, was fined $350 after he
pleaded guilty to driving a cae in
the $300-block of Main Street
without due care and atention on
Oct. 19, 1992,

24 months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
waindn on Saturday, March 27 in
North Vancouver City.

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Seyyed Kamal Khaoziry, 32, of
Coquitlam, received 12> months’
probation after he pleaded guilty
to stealing goods belonging to
sears Canada in North Vancouver
on Dee, 19, 1992,

Khoziry is required to perform
25 hours of community work ser-
vice by Dee. 41,

A prebation term states that
Khoziry is “not to go into’? Sears
in Capilano Mall,

North Vancouver provincial court
on April 5:
David Gleon

Wilham John MacMenanon,
33, of North Vancouver, received

and Dunean.

Hurst, 34, of  Refore Judge Bill Rodgers in

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