4 a eee veiiek was. “fined
"$350. and placed | on ‘probation

for. one-year for careless han- :

dling of a firearm.

"Ronald: Trudeau: was” fined -
‘$600: and’ given: .a‘-six month’
drivers. license : suspension : ‘for .

impaired’ driving. Trudeau. was
‘also ;:fined” $400. and. given. an
additional s six month drivers ‘li-

"- cense™ ‘suspension for driving™
with - a. -blood: alcohol content

greater. than. 80: milligrams per
100) mailliliters,
-.Gene Miller was fined ‘$600

‘driving. .
- Eugene Gordon “was. “fined
$150 for committing mischief i in
relation to property, :
- Stephen’ Bailey was sentenced
‘to: two 30-day. consecutive jail
sentences on two counts of traf-
ficking in a narcotic and. one
14-day concurrent sentence -for
illegal possession of.a narcotic.
Bailey also received one 14-day.
' jail sentence and two consecu-
tive seven-day sentences on three
counts of failure to comply with
_ 4 condition of recognizance.

_ Monday, February 13
- Don Wiley was fined $500 and

received: a six. month drivers .
; license suspension. for impaired .

_., driving,
Juhani’ ‘Nystrom was. fined

_. §300-for driving with a sus--
a pended license.

. Tuesday, February 14°
Randy Kerr was sentenced to

Library - —_—
continued from page 21

_they are still talking to RCMP
and ‘other security people but:a

solution may not be easy to find...

‘The children’s section could
be relocated or video cameras
could be installed but Schneider
says’ that either of ‘these solu-
tions would cost several thou-
sand dollars and they don’t have

' the ‘money, Also: to be con-

sidered, he says, is the fact that {°° ~
‘they. ‘are: currently drawing: upe. few e6 ne
‘plans for a library expansion
~ ‘and it would be much? more -}:.
practical to address the problem .;|. 4
‘during the design and construc- »|~ Bi.

‘tion phase of the expansion.
: According
>RCMP still refer to the library
‘as the “safest building in
town’’, It’s been several years
‘since a similar incident oc-
_-curred, but the library board
‘and staff are still very concerned
and seeking a solution.

- Schneider says the topic is —

dominating board meetings, but

‘adds. that in the meantime par-

‘ents should be aware of the fact

that the library is nota baby-.
sitting service. Not that parents
should be afraid to leave their -

children at the library, they

‘should just be aware that there is .
ho truly safe place, and if they .
faust leave their children alone,

‘they should teach them what to

do if faced with an unpleasant |

on frightening situation, «

four months i in jail and ¢ given ; a
ial, six month. drivers license suspen-_
sion for
i- Was. given’an additional: 14-day”
consecutive sentence and placed:
“on probation for ‘one’: ‘year for oy
a oe driving while disqualified. °°,
50° : Lance. : ‘Lageoffe - was . fined

$750: and. placed ‘on ‘probation ©
for six: ‘months for trafficking in in 7

"bation © order,

to Currell, the

impaired driving: ‘Kerr

a narcotic. .
| Wednesday, February 18

-- Chester: Wale was given to.
two - 2i-day consecutive jail.
sentences - on two counts of
‘failure to comply with a .pro-
Wale © also: ‘Te
ceived: : two: 30-day.’ consecu-

tive. sentences for two’ counts of
theft. = obo

Ronald . Thyr was -
$175 for illegal possession of

narcotics and fined $50. for -
. failure to appear in court. —
: and given a six month drivers me

license. suspension for impaired .

. Thursday, February 16
~ Donnavan -Meierhoffer: “was

- fined | $400 © and placed. on
probation for nine ‘months. for
_ ‘trafficking in narcotics. .

Leo ‘Mailloux. was

six. month. drivers licénse

ing..

Daniel Mohr was sen-

tenced to 14 days in jail and
given a six month drivers. li-

cense. suspension for refus-

ing. to comply -with a demand

made by a police officer.

Friday, February 17
Ted. Gray was fined (875. for

‘theft...

“Joseph Letourneau was sen-
tenced. to. 14 days in jail for
impaired driving. |

‘James.McColl was fined $300

and placed on probation for six

months for. trafficking j in a nar-
cotic,

. George Kirby. was sentenced
to 90. days in jail for impaired
driving and given an additional
90-day: concurrent sentence for
failure to comply with a demand

by a police officer. Kirby: also
received a 14-day concurrent |

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“fined

fined

$300 ‘for driving while. prohib-
‘ited to do’ so. Mailloux was
also. fined. $600 and given. a

suspension’ for Jmpaired driv-

sentence for fellure to > appear in

court... :
; “Peter ‘Dennis’ was given: ‘two: .
- 30-day. consecutive jail. sentences °

‘On. ‘two. counts: of. assault.

criminal offense. .
_ Monday, February: 20

Haydon. Lewis. was: ‘fined a=
total of. $1, 300° and ; ‘given’ two:
- consecutive ‘six month drivers |
‘ license § suspensions on two con-
_ victions of impaired driving,
Edward Gray was. fined: $300.

for. driving while probilbited to
do. So.

“Tuesday, February 21

Clayton Kerr was fined $650 |:
and received a six month drivers
license, suspension for impaired

driving.

John Rasmussen was. fined —

$450 and given a ‘six month

drivers ticense suspension for

impaired driving.
Thursday, February 23

' Darold Gray was sentenced to

90 days in jail for impaired .

driving.
Warren Barton | “was fined
$100 for assault,

- Friday, February 24 |

"Russell Wiens was fined $300
for illegal possession of a nar-
cotic.

Andre Rosseau was . fined
~- $400 and. placed ‘on probation °

for nine months for. trafficking
in narcotics,
Michael Morrison. was given

two 30-day jail sentences and | -

two consecutive 18-month terms
of probation for two counts of
assault causing bodily harm. |

Gary Hurd was sentenced to
14 days in jail and prohibited
from driving for one year for
impaired driving.

Fostering

Derek Sayer was sentenced to

“14 days:-in: jail and. prohibited
‘from driving for six moriths for
o failure. to comply with a ‘demand
bya police ‘officer, ” ;
Lincoln: Shaw was’ ‘sentenced —
: to. four months’ j in jail for theft;
‘Jason. Kinney was given two, —
three-month and one six-month: -
consecutive - jail. ‘sentence -' and
_ placed | on. ‘probation. for. two
_. years on three counts of posses-
sion of property: obtained; by a

‘Loran Popoff was. given two

“concurrent four-month jail sen-

tences, two: concurrent. 12-

Stacy. Bie was fined $150 for
failing to stop’ after. colliding

with.an unattended vehicle.

‘Edward - Wesley was ‘fined

$300. ‘for driving while. Pro-

hibited to. do'so.

: William « Belado -was ‘fined

$800 and given a ‘six month
drivers license suspension for

“impaired: driving.

Darrel Brown was: s fined ‘$75

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na \ Terrace provincial cot

urt

fora violation of the Commer- ae
_cial Transport Act. ane
Thomas. Cyr was sentenced to.

three years in jail and forbidden

to possess firearms for 10 years es

for robbery.

Dale Arnold was fined $50 for .
illegal possession of a narcotic.
month probation. terms ‘and re-
ceived | “a Six. month. ‘drivers. li--
cense’ suspension on two. counts
: of: impaired driving:

“Monday, February. 27...

- Paul Ranahan was sentenced. .
to-30.days in jail and: placed on
probation for three months for

failure to enter into a Tecogni-
zance. .

Tuesday, February 28

Theodore Symes was fined

$500 and prohibited from. driv-

ing for one year for impaired

driving. Symes was also fined
$300 and given a six month

' drivers license suspension for
leaving the scene of an accident. _

Another boost for Books for Babies, Skeena Union Board of Health
representative Dave Hull recently presented a cheque for 31,000 to Books
for Babies committes member, community health nurse Carol Harrison
(right) and children’s librarian Glillan Campbell. The donation was made

' possible through a Ministry of Health program, “Initiative for Strengthen-

ing the Family”, which Is aoministered locally by th the Skeena Union Board

of Health.

| BULLETIN |

- Ministry of Social: Services & Housing

‘Jordan’.
Needs a Home

Jordan is 16 years ‘old and needs a longterm placement. He has

{not been in trouble with the law and does not drink nor is he involv-

ed with drugs. He has been diagnosed with having a learning ‘con-
duct disorder’. Jordan is not‘on any medications and has no psychi- |
atric problems therefore a treatment program would not be effec-
| tive. It is recommended, however, that interested applicants have

| | the time to devote to a one-on-one relationship in order to help Jor-

dan develop positive socialization skills. He also needs to be |

| | motivated and encouraged as his enthusiasm for constructive activi-
fi ty has diminished. Jordan desperately seeks attention and with his

| poor self esteem will need emotional and social support.
| _ Interested applicants should not have children in their home. |
| Generous special rates will apply on top of the basic foster home

rates.

Please contact your local Ministry of Social Services & Housing
district office and ask for Natalie de Andrade or Marg Corp. :

Kitimat 692-6134

Terrace 638-3379 .

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