22 - Sunday, January 18, 1998 ~ North Shore News

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver court recent-
ly to face various
charges:

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in North Vancouver
provincial court on Dec. 23,
1997:

Robert Balfour Logan Jr.
32, of North Vancouver, was
jailed one day and received 12
months’ probacion after he
pleaded guilty to stealing mer-
chandise:
® from Save-On Foods in
North Vancouver City on
Aug. 21, 1997;

@ trom Sears Canada in North
Van City on July 2, 1997,

Before Judge = Ellen
Burdett i:1 North Vancouver
provincia! court on Dec. 12,
1997:

Motor Vessel = Donald
Duckling was fined $30,000
after the vessel’s representative
pleaded guilty to discharging,
oil into Burrard Inlet at the
Fibreco dock in) North
Vancouver District on April
12, 1996.

According to Transport
Canada, the Panamanian regis-
tered ship spilled abut 13,000
litres of oil into Burrard Inlet.
The 34,000-tonne bulk carrier
was Ioading fue! at the time of
the spill.

Transport Canada said the
owners of the ship) were
responsible for paying the
$142,000 clean-up charge for
the spill.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Dec, 3, 1997;

Michele Choon Ling
Chong, no age given, of
Vancouver, was fined $1,800
after pleading guilty to being
the registered owner of a
building in the 1500-block of
Crown Street that was permit-
ted to be used as a two-family
residence on March 14, 1997,

The infraction contravened
a North Vancouver District
bylaw.

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Robert Jeffrey Campbell,
36, of New Westminster, was
fined $300 after he pleaded
guilty to using a stolen Sears
credit card on Oct. 14, 1997,
in North Vancouver City.

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 3, 1997:

George Ian Brown, 21, of
North Vancouver, was fined
$300 and his driver's licence
suspended for three months
afier he pleaded not guilty to
impaired, but instead pleaded
guilty to the lesser or included
offence of driving without duc
care and attention.

The —— original
stemmed from a
1996, incident in
Vancouver District.

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Stephen Paul Fry, 29, of
Surrey, was fined $750) and
had his driver's licence sus-
pended 28 months after he
pleaded guilty to failing to
stop and give his name after
being involved in a car acci-
dent in order to escape civil or
caiminal liability.

The offence took place on
June 17, 1996, in) North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Dec. 2, 1997:

Amalio DeCotiis, 54, of
West Vancouver, received 18
months” probation after he
was found guilty of assault
causing bodily harm of two
men on June 18, 1995, in
West Vancouver.

DeCosiis was required to
pay $250 restitution to or: of
the men.

An Tealian interpreter was
required for court. [t was
requested that the interpreter
be knowledgeadle of Pulglia
dialect from = Farggia Pinni,

charge
Feb. 17,
North

ge fan Walker
nccuver provin-
cial court un Lec. 2, 1997:

Trevor Bruce Wilson, 30,
of North Vancouver, was fined
$250 afte: he pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to Wal-Mart Canada on
Nov. 25, 1996, in North
Vancouver City.

Before Judge Ian Walker
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on Dec. 1, 1997:

Maryan Hejazi, 31, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation after she
was found guilty of stealing
merchandise belonging to

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Eaton’s on March 10, 1996,
in West Vancouver.

Hejazi was required to per-
form’ 75 hours of community
work service.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Nov. 28, 1997:

Andrew Donny Sikic, 24,
of Burnaby, received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to filing to pay
$7,100 restitution by June 13,
1995,

Sikic was required to again
pay the restitution in the new
probation term orders.

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Michach Miller, 2. of Lac

LaHache, was jailed seven
days, fined $300 and had his
driver's licence suspended tor
12 months afier he pleaded
guilty oto driving on
Pembertan Avenue while pro-
hibited on Oct. 18, 1997, in
North Vancouver District.

Before Judge lan Walker
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on Nov. 27, 1997:

Kevin Joseph Wong, 32, of
Vancouver, was fined $200
after he was found guilty of
assaulting aman oon Feb. 13,
1997, in’ North Vancouver
City.

ese

Dustin Lynn Bissett, 27, of

Dunean, was jailed a total of

14 davs afier he pleaded guilt,
ta:

8 breachipg probation by fail-
ing to report to 2 probatien
officer on Jan. 7, 1997;

@ tailing to go to court on
April} in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Nov. 27, 1997:

Dean MeArthur Durie,
24, of no fixed address, was
jailed 16 days and received 12
months’ probation atter he
pleaded guilty to loitering at
hight near a house ins the
4300-block oof Parliament
Crescent on Aug. 29, 1997, in
North Vancouver District,

Before Judge C, Trueman
in North Vancouver provin-
cial court on Nov. 27, 1997:

Neil Scott Breiddal, 27, of
North Vancouver, was jailed
three days after he pleaded
guilty to stealing video cas-
settes belonging to London
Drugs on Dec. 7, 1997, in
West Vancouver.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Nov. 26, 1997:

Jason Allan Trigg, 18, of
Xorth Vancouver, was fined
$100 alter he pleaded guilty to
drinking fiquor in a public
place, Princess Park, on June
9, 1997, in North Vancouver.

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