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' The following convictions’
took place during the month of
April in Terrace adult criminal
provincial court according to
information provided by’ the
court registry.

_ Thursday, April 6
Boyd Moore was fined $150

-for failure to comply with a

probation order.

‘Darren Erickson was fined
$300 for possession of property ~
obtained by a criminal offense:
_ Norman Belina was fined
$2,500 and placed on probation —
for 18 months for assault caus-
ing bodily harm.

George Leason was fined $35

on each of two counts of theft

‘and an additional $35 for failure
to appear in court.

Elsie Likness was fined $200

for assault. oo .
Stephen Likness was fined

” $200 for assault.

Friday, April 7

Richard Simons was fined -
$650 and received a six month
drivers license suspension for
impaired driving.

Manpool Sanghera was fined
$75 for illegal. possession of a_
narcotic. oo,

Glenn Mcllmoyle was sen-

_tenced to .14 days in jail and
_ given a six month drivers license ~

suspension for driving with a
blood alcohol content over the
legal limit. | oo
Doreen Woods was fined $60
for theft...

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-for assault. cer (e
David Jephson was fined $400
and given a six month drivers
license suspension for driving .

with. a blood alcohol content
over the legal limit.

. William’ Cronin was fined

$550 and given a six month

‘drivers license - suspension for...
driving with ‘a blood alcohol

content over the legal limit.
Kevin Dilley was fined $75 for

driving an unsafe vehicle. _.
_ Cecile Wilson was fined $300
and given a six month drivers

_ license suspension for driving.
_ with a blood alcohol content

over the legal limit.

Monday, April 10
John Woods was sentenced to

~ five months in jail for driving

with a blood alcohol content

over the legal limit. Woods was .

given a 30-day consecutive sen-
tence for. driving -while ‘pro-
hibited to do so.

Tuesday, April 11

Selma Watts was fined $75

for theft. .
_ Bradley Mohr was sentenced
to 21 days in jail and placed on
probation for 18 months for
fraud.

Friday, April 14

Harvey Price was fined $400
for driving without due care and

attention:

Lorenzo Loring was sen-

tenced to four months in jail and
placed on probation for 18
months for driving with a blood
alcohol content over the legal
limit. "oe

~ Manpool Sanghera.was fined
$60 for theft. ;

Bernard Thickson was fined
$300 for assault. =

~ Reiner Rouw was fined $75
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$500 for driving’ witha blood
alcohol content over the legal

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_ .Eric Karu was fined $550 for
driving. with a blood. alcohol
content over the legal limit.

Michael Thompson was fined .
- $750 and placed ‘on probation
for six months for possession of |
a narcotic for the purpose of .

trafficking. —
- Monday, April 16
David Miklavic was .fined

$300 for failing to stdép his .
vehicle when signalled to do so
by a police officer and fined ,
$750 for dangerous driving.

Victor Nugent was sentenced .
- 30-day jail sentence and one
45-day consecutive sentence and.

to four months in jail and placed

-on probation for six months for

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- diving witha blood alcohol

content over the legal limit.
’ Nancy Larsen was fined $300

and given a six month drivers —
license suspension for driving
with. a blood alcohol content

over. the legal limit.. Larsen was

_ . Drake Morven was fined $100,
fortheft

|, Tuesday, April 18
Jean Lavallee-was fined $100

for a violation of the Liquor
| Control and Licensing Act.

Wednesday, April.19
Robert Brown .received one

‘pear-in court...

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was placed on probation for one’

year on two counts of illegal
possession of a narcotic. .
.. . Thursday, April 20
os Layne Vandergiessen was giv-
‘en‘two:' 14-day consecutive jail

“also fined $100 for driving with- “sentences for being at large with-__

-out proper licensing... |

out lawful excuse before the
expiry of a prison term. Vander-.
giessen received an additional

14-day. consecutive sentence for

failure to. comply with a proba-
tion order and a 30-day consecu-
‘tive sentence for failure’ to ap-

Friday, April 21
_: Frederick Holmes was fined
$400 -for impaired driving and
fined’ an additional $400 for

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; refusing to. provide a. breath:

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‘sample to a police officer...
Monday, April24
Joseph Henley was given.
three, three-month consecutive «
jail sentences on three convic-
tions of driving with a blood”
-alcohol ‘content’ over the the

legal limit. ~
.. Fernando - Pires

content over the legal limit.

Earl Hackl was sentenced to

six months in jail, placed on

probation for two years and —
‘prohibited from driving for five -

years for ‘impaired driving.: —

west Counselling Centre,

Ongoing registration Is now open for recreational kids, Tuesday, May 16 — Friends. and Familles
age threeand up, for the Terrace Peaks Gymnastic Club. .
For more Information, call Diane at 638-0786.

April 26 to May 25 — Teen Assertiveness Workshop
- Thursday afternoons from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the North-
4711 Lazelle Ave. No charge.
- Please register between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. dally. Phone

638-8311 for further information.

Schizophrenics Support Group. will be meeting at 7:30
p.m. at Millis .Memorial Hosp
room. Contact Mental Health at 638-3325.

Wednesday, May 17 — If you are thinking of opening or
ara Interested In. family daycare, please attend an
organizational meeting for family daycare at 7:30 p.m. at
the Sunshine Family Daycare. Centre, 4709 Park Ave.
Everyone. interested is welcome. For further informa: .
tlon, phone Barb. at 638-1353. _

ital psych. conference ~

was . fined:
_ $400 for failing to remain at the
scene of an accident. and $400
for driving with a blood.alcohol ~

Wayne Green was fined $100

BEFORE May 31 — The Terrace and District Arts Coun- .

cil is accepting applications for thelr annual Fine Arts
Scholarships. For further information, write to P.O. Box
35, Terrace, B.C., VBG 4A2, or phone 635-2529.

Wednesday, May 10 — “Got the Grocery ‘Shopping -
Blues?!!" Gome to 4542 Park Ave. (by:swimming pool)

- from 1 to.3 p.m. Find out how tg cut‘costs and get the ..
“'riost for your shopping dollar. Learn tips on how to use

coupons, refunding, mail-aways, free gifts, using UPI
symbols and more!! There Is no cost, but space is
limited. Please catl 638-0228 to register. Sponsored by
the Terrace Women’s Centre.

Thursday, May 11 — The Terrace Elks Lodge No. 425

‘and the Ladles of the Royal Purple Lodge No. 216 will be

making a public donation to the Director. of Mills
Memorial Hospital at 8 p.m. at the Eiks Hall on Tetrault

. ‘St: This will be a final payment on equipment purchased
for Mills Memorial Hospital. At this time, we will also

make public our next committed project for the hospital.
Everyone is welcome to attend, refreshments will be

‘served.

May 11, 12 13; May 18, 19, 20 — Terrace Little Theatre
' presents Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, —

directed by Danlel Barnswell, at the McColl Playhouse,
3625 Kalum St., at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at Sight &
Sound. Mature content — recommended for adult au-
dience only.

Saturday, May 13 —- Skeena Valley Fall Falr annual
plant sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot next to
the PetroCan station on Lakelse Ave. Come and support
the falr.

Saturday, May 13 — The Muks-Kum-ol Elders will be
having a flea market at the Kermode Friendship Centre
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. If you would like to book a table,
call 635-4906 and leave your name and phone number.
Coffee will be available to the public. Please support the
Muks-Kum-ol Elders.

Monday, May 15 — Monthly meeting of the Terrace Art
Association at 7:30 p.m. at the Gallery. The Gallery Is
closed for the month of May as the show had to be
cancelled.

Monday, May 15 — A general meeting for the Riverboat
Days Society will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion
at 7:30 p.m. This Is the deadline for forms necessary to
complete scheduling of events..Forms may be picked
up and dropped off at the Chamber office. .

‘Monday, May 15 — The.regular monthly meeting of the

Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be hend at 8 p.m.
in the hospital board room. New members are welcome.

Monday, May 15 — Marang — African Music and Dance,
to be held at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at 8 p.m. Tickets are
avallable at Misty River Books, Sight & Sound, at the
door or from the sponsors. Concert sponsored by North-
west Development Education Assn. and. Terrace
Multicultural Assn. More. Information available from
Frances at 695-2436 or Jane at 636-1594. : ar

Thursday, May 18 — Skeena View Reunion Planning

Committee meeting willbe held In the Sentor Citizen

Lounge, 4625 Tuck Ave., Terrace, at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, May 18 — The Arthritis Society Occupational

Van will be at Mills Memorial Hospital. Any arthritis pa-

--tlents wishing to see the Occupational Therapist must
have a doctor's referral for an appointment. For further

information, call 635-7026 or 635-5024.

‘May 19, 20 and 21 — Calling all telephone operators —

who worked In Northern B.C. — back when?7!! We are

having an operators’ reunion — FIRST ONE EVER. It’s _

for anyone who ever worked as an operator north of 100
Mile House, Including Wiillams Lake, Quesnel, Wells,

- Dawson Creek, Ft. St. John, Prince Rupert, Smithers,
-Houston, Vanderhoof, and EVERYTHING in between...

Escorts welcome. Wine/cheese, smorg. breakfast, din-
ner and dance — Country Gold (live band). For more in-
formation, call 565-3711. . _

‘May 21 and 22 — Terrace open tennis, sponsored by the

Terrace Tennis Club: For. more information, phone
638-1514 or 635-2347. —

Monday, May 22 — Hey kids! Parents! Come on out to
the fifth annual Sports Day at Elks Park from 9 a.m. to 4.
p.m. approx. Everyone is Invited! All youths 14 and
under will receive three free tickets that can be used for
hot dogs, ice cream or pop. Adults can purchase these
plus coffee for a nominal fee. This year there will be
more races — wheelbarrow, three-legged, sack, étc.,
and two long distance races. There will.also be four
treasure hunts. Bring your family out and join us for this
fun-filled day!lt For more information, call 635-3372.
Sponsored by B.P.O. Elks Lodge 425 of Terrace and City
of Terrace Recreation Dept.

Monday, May 22 — The. monthly meeting of the Terrace

Art Association at 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Art Gallery.
- All members are urged to attend.

Thursday, May 25 — The Muks-Kum-ol Elders will be

having a smorgasbord at the Kermode Friendship Cen-.

tre starting at 4:30 p.m. You are invited to come out and
enjoy a fun evening. You are encouraged to bring your
favorite food dish as a donation.

Saturday, May 27 — Parviainen Dance Revue “89” at 8
p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets are available

from the students, Sight and Sound, or by phoning

635-7455. .

Friday, June 2 — A workshop called “Building a
Healthier Community” will be held at the Happy Gang
Centre from 9 a.m. to. 12 noon. There is no cost and
everyone is welcome. For more information, call Rose at
638-3310. oe ;

Tuesday, June 6 — The next general meeting of the
Ladies’ Auxillary of Branch 13, Royal Canadian Legion
will be held at8 p.m. In the Legion. Ladies, we néed your. .

support, please attend. -
June 10 to 30 — The June show at the Terrace Art

Gallery during regular Gallery hours — “Plants and 7
- Totems”, photo collages by Mike MacDonald. . =