THE following people have appeared in North Vancouver provincial court to face various charges:

Before Judge Paradis on Feb. 12:

Jeftrev Harold Sealy, 29, of Richinond, was jailed J4 days and fined $300 after he plead: ed guilty to driving while pro- hibited on June 25, 1998 on the Trans-Canada Highway in North Vancouver District.

The jail sentence was ree- ommended served by clec- tronic monitoring.

Before Judge Doug Moss on Dec. 8:

Davood Ghavami, 46, of New Westminster, was tined $1,000 after he pleaded not guilty to defrauding the Social Services ministry of money, but instead pieaded guilty to a lesser or included offence under the B.C, Benefits Act.

The original = Criminal Code charge stemmed fiom incidents that —_ occurred between July 1, 1995 co June 30, 1996 in North Vancouver City. Ghavami was required to pay $12,026 restitution to Human Resources,

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Valerie Nicole MeBryan, also known as Valerie Nicole George, 36, of | North Vancouver, was jailed six months and received 12 months” probation after she pleaded guilty to:

B odefrauding the Human Resources: Ministry of money between Jan. 24, 1994 and Dee. §, 1994;

@ possessing stolen cheques belonging to cight people from June 36, 1997 and July 4, 1997 in Nori: Van City; Busing forged B.C. Benetits cheques belonging to those eight people.

Judge Moss recommended that the jail sentence be served by house arrest (elec: tronic monitoring), McBryan was required to pay the Human Resources ministry $24,546.82 restitution and the Royal Bank $1,773.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis on Dec. 3, 1998:

Frank Albert Ritchie, 26, of no fixed address, was jailed three months after he pleaded guilty to the break and enter of a house in the 2000-block of Fell Avenue in North Vancouver City,

drinking drivers

THE following people have appeared in North Vancouver court in connection with drink- ing and driving related offences:

Robert Jon Evans, 40, of Vancouver, was jailed six months and had his driver's licence suspended for five years after he pleaded guilty to impaired driving.

The charge stemmed trom an Oct. 11, 1994 incident in

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Kia Chappell, 22, of North

Vancouver, was fined $400 and had her driver’s licence suspended for 12) months after she was found guilty of having a blood alcohoi level greater than .08.

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Glen Alexander Hodgson, 36, of North Vancouver, was jailed three months and had his driver’s licence suspended tor nwo years after he pleaded guilty to impaired driving and obstructing police.

The jail sentence was rec- ommended served by house arrest (electronic monitor- ing.)

BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Are you a passionate bicyclist? If you are interested in becoming more actively involved

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in your community, this could be an opportunity , for you. This comr-ire-e will consist of citizens from boch the ~azg> City 0° « th Vancouver and the District of North

THE following is a list of recent West Vancouver Police reports:

February 15 1, Rockridge Middle School Theft. from

Trumpet — stolen

school locker.

February 16 2, 5400-blk. Monte Bre Place Theft. Dry cleaning stolen from porch. Stolen: suit, 10 dress shirts.

February 20 3. 800-bik. Margaree Place Attempted break and enter.

Ladder used to access roof

and remove a temporary roof panel. No entry gained.

V..couver. The purpose of uhe comraittee is to ensure that the North Vancouver Bicycle Master Plan

Apply by March 31, 1999

City of North Vancouver

heart off yous community

+, ay y) iy is implemented and upc 2ted in an expeditious manner and to provide a forum for on-going public involvement. This joint City and District committee will report to City Council

’ and the Districtis Transportation Planning Advisory Committee.

Please note that Open House Public Meetings leading to the formation of the BAC have been taking place monthly since October 1998.

4. Cypress Bowl parking lot

Theft.

Unlocked snowboard stolen from outside cafeteria.

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February 21 5. Park Royal South Shoplifting. Stolen/recovered: packages of meat.

6. Park Royal North

Theit.

Wallet stolen from com- plainant’s jacket pocket while jacket on back of chair in restaurant. Stolen: wallet con- taining credit cards and cash.

February 22 7. 2900-bik. Marine Drive

Break and enter.

No sign of forced entry. Entry possibly gained through unsecured living room win- dow, Stolen: 70 CDs and

: earsoicl ‘ K you are a resident of North Vancouver and would like to volunteer

from the Clerk's office or call 985-7761, EXT. 296 for more information.

* District residents may call Emma Dal Santo at 990-BIKE (2453) or send E-mail to

HYPERLINK

“mail to: bike@dnvorg”

14] West 14th Street, North Vancouver BC 'V7M TH9 Phone: 985-7761 Fac 985-9417

Sony video camera, Stolen/recovered: Nokia cell phone face plate. 8. 900-blk. Keith Road

Break and enter.

Entry gained through unsecured bedroom svindow. Stolen: 140 CDs, Sony walk- man, VCR and cash.

February 23 10. 2400-blk. Haywood Avenue Break and enter. Complainant away on vacation. Entry — gained through unlocked tront door.

9. Park Royal South Stolen: unknown,

Shophitting.

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