THE following people have appeared in

North Vancouver provincial court to face various charges:

Before Judge William Diebolt on Nov. 25, 1998:

Tomasz. Trebacz, 26, of West Vancouver, was jailed seven days and fined $300 after he pleaded guilty to dri- ving while prohibited near Crosscreek and 15th Street on Sept. 14, 1998, near the Trans-Canada Highway in ‘West Vancouver.

The jail sentence was rec- ommended served by elec- tronic monitoring.

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Eric Sorenson, 64, of North Vancouver, was fined $400 and had his ériver’s licence suspended one month after he pleaded guilty to two charges of hit and run on Sept. 23, 1997, in North Vancouver City.

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Robert Joseph LeBlanc, 26, of North Vancouver, was jailed three months and received 12 months’ proba- tion after he pleaded guilty to the break and enter of the Subway restaurant on June 18, 1998, in the 100-block of Chadwick Court in North Vancouver City.

LeBlanc was required to pav $1,025.75 restitution.

- Before Judge Doug Moss on Nov. 24, 1998:

Claire Anne Buker, 42, of Richmond, received nine months’ probation after she pleaded guiity to assaulting a North Vancouver RCMP female constable on Oct. 9, 1995 in North Vancouver Ciry.

Buker was required to write a letter of apology to the polic: officer.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis on Nov. 23, 1998:

Robert John Burns, 41, of North Vancouver, was fined $500 after he picaded guilty to possessing a stolen Nikon survey level on Nov. 25, 1997, in North Vancouver City.

—compiled by Auna Marie D'Angelo

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February 05

1. Park Royal South

Theft. Irems stolen from display case. No suspects. Stolen: 14-17 blouses. 2. Gleneagles overload parking

Thett from auto. Rear-vent window broken. — Stolen: stereo. 3. Gieneagles averload parking

Stolen auto. Broken glass found on ground. Vehicle had one quarter tank of gs. 4. Gleneagles overload parking

Attempted stolen auto. Passenger side window bro- ken. Ignition punched.

February 06 5. Park Royal South Theft from auto. Rear plate removed from vehicie. Stolen: rear BCL plate.

6. 2000-bik, Bellevue Ave.

Theft from auto. Vehicle Parked in unsecured parkade. Stolen: fog lights.

7. Gleneagles overload Recovered stolen auto. No sign of forced entry. Keys in ignition. Unidentified car sterea found on front seat.

February 07 8. 1700-bik. Duchess Avenue Theft from auto. Vehicre

” peeked in secure underground

parkade. Passenger window smashed. Glove box gone through.

9. 6200-bik. St. Georges Crescent

Attempted — theft auto. Giove box through. Stolen: nil.

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February 08

10. 1200-btk. 25th Street

Theft from auto. Two vehicles parked in driveway unsecured. Both vehicles ran- sacked. Complainant observed two males in drive- way. Stolen: bank card. 11. 2400-bik. Nelson Avenue

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