ioc le

ay Ry & & Cer Bee eS

ee Ht a: ‘monthi in. “jail 4 ‘in’
addide + to” other. jjail : time.

eaded guilty to driving”
a blood-alcohol level Gver™”

thie legal ‘limit , of. 08, , and. was os

convictedof: assault: causing :.:

bodily harm. He was sentenced...
to 60 days in jail and one. year

on probation. ;
Michael Jackson * plead
guilty to assault causing, bodily .
harm. ‘He was fined $1,500.”
, Glenn: McLean. pleaded guilty;
to possession. ofva narcotic for’.
the purpose of. trafficking. :
McLean was fined $1, 1300,
‘May AT ee
“Jane Majie Sparkes. was. con-
victed on -a: ‘shares: of driving

‘Young
-moms »
~ place —
heeds _
work”

TERRACE — Two portable
classrooms destined for installa--
tion at Caledonia~. Secondary -
school do not conform to the
B.C, Building, Code. |

~ That, ‘says city: permit direc-
tor Bob Lafleur, was-the verdict
after the city’ and’school board
called in outside help to settle a
dispute over whether the por-
tables were up to tade, |

‘The school district wanted to

use the portables for its, Young
Mums program which begins
next month. One was to be used
as a classroom ‘for the school
age mothers while the other was
to serve asa daycare ¢ centre,

“ ‘with & a "bhood-aleoho! ‘level c over’

being served.’ Karlsen’ ~

a “jail and is prohibited from drive

a __ vieted. of.driving with a blood-
alcoho! level over the legal limit:

David John’. Lemmerick
pleaded guilty to possession ofa
narcotic for the purpose of traf-
ficking.::. Judge” Edmond de
Walle sentence emmierick to

one day’in jail arid. fined, him
$600.

the legal limit of. .08. Sparkes,
was fined $500; ordered to serve:
one year on probation and is.
> prohibited.” “from - driving : for.
three months,; neg

- Mitchell: ‘Vincent: Scott plead: i
ed guilty to possession ofa Tate:
“otic! Scott was fined $25,

Date, Rex. Arnold pleaded.

Anthony. *Hectot ‘Delorey
pleaded guilly to possession ofa

; 92,000; 3 and -was..put.on :Probat. in jail and fined him $500: °
tion, for two years. ~ > David | ‘Ronald ‘McMillan
May 23 : _ pleaded guilty to driving with ‘a
“Wayne Wilfred Motz pleaded. blood-alcohol ‘level’“over the
guilty ‘to impaired driving. Motz _ legal limit of .08, McMillan’ Was
Was sentenced to three weeks in. fined - $300, and ‘received an
automatic’ ‘driver’ s
suspension,” |‘
Loran John — Popoff: pleaded
guilty to. disqualified ‘driving.
Popoff was fined $300 and is
prohibited from driving for one
year, DTA
Mauricio Salvador Gonzalez.
pleaded guilty to two counts of
possession of a narcotic for the
purpose’ of trafficking. Judge
Edmond “de “Walle sentenced
Gonzalez to one day i in jail and
fined him $1,200. :
May 31
‘Tyler Peter Wallace pleaded
guilty to mischief, He'was given
a suspended sentence and nine
months probation. ;
“Edward John Derrick plead-
ed’ guilty to impairéd driving.
Derrick’ was sentenced to 14
days in jail’ and is prohibited
from driving for one year.
Harry William Kalke pleaded
guilty to- driving with a blood-
alcohol ‘level over the legal limit
of .0B. Kalke was fined $900
and is prohibited from driving
for one year.
Vernon “Archie Smith was
convicted on a charge of driving

ing for one year. os}

Teresa Anne Marshall was

convicted’ on 30 counts of ac-

- quiring goods or services under

”, false pretences ‘and one count of
fraud, Marshall was’ given @
“suspended sentence - and = twoF
an on probation, Judge E.
- Lloyd: Iverson. also ordered her
to pay $1,236. 43 in restitution
: anid to’serve S0:hours of com-
munity. work service.

Lenard Carl Radford pleaded
"guilty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit:
of .08. Radford was fined $700
and ‘is ‘prohibited. from: driving
for one year. . :

May 24 ms

“Lee! Edward Starr was” con-

of .08. Starr was fined $500 and:
is prohibited from driving’ for .
one year.
® $ason Frank Stevens: pleaded:

- guilty to theft under $1, 000, and
was fined $50. ;

.. .. Matthew Burns Kinney plead-
ed guilty to theft under $1, 000.
He was fined $150: °°

GO AWAY!

FROM TERRACE TO:

“vith a blood- al
‘the‘legal limit o
‘sentenced to 14/4
fs, prohibited from
“one: year, 020 Fs

James ‘Stariley Frain pleaded = cs
guilty to impaired driving. Frain”:
was sentenced to.14 days in jai
and is prohibited. from drivin
-for one year.

licence:

: James Douglas Rigler. plead

- William’ Ryan Scott Douglas 7
was convicted 0 assault. | He

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TERRACE. com. .The high . students, °
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be: the focus of a Kermode . classrooms’ drop out-of
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“The provincial government. Cites. 10. he dro Petudents
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He said'local ‘architect Royce .
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Once he was

« boasting splendid cathedrals, many -unique museums and the
Hemingway museum. Cther sites of interest include Gran Piedra -
National Park, Treasure Lake, ‘the Vinatas: ‘Vallay with beaut

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water divitig: Smal boats and lishing and’ ra,
available. Sport fishing is gaining prominenc and tha Barlavento
Marina near Havana-{s frequent host ‘to Yournaments, Treasure}
Lake is also. famous’ tor jt. ptantitul * lake bess. Tennis Is:
avallatie al some hatels cr-at local tennis clubs. Baseball is the.=
most popular spectator. sport, although; bicyetg:racing: ls. also ag
popufar, and soccer. and basketbalt are ‘atin played. There is art
is beroback riding’

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