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Terrace provincial court.

$600 and given a one-year. ee
* Alexander Cion pleaded guil-

March 9

Kenneth Gilbert Hewer was
convicted of impaired driving
and refusing to provide a
breathalyzer sample. Hewer was
sentenced to two months in jail,
and is prohibited from driving
for one year, ,

Danny Fagan pleaded guilty
to assault and failing to comply
with a condition of a release.
Fagan was sentenced to 28 days
in jail, and two years on proba-

tion.
March iz

Reuben Matthew Bright
pleaded guilty to driving with a
vlood-alcohol Jevel over the
legal limit. Bright was fined
$400 and given an automatic
licence suspension.

Ronald Nei] Gawe was con-
victed of assault. Gowe was
given a suspended sentence and
six months on probation,

Donald Jeffery Spalding
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit of .08. Spalding was
fined $500 and given an
automatic driver’s licence
suspension.

March 14

Wilfred Peter Bennett plead-
ed guilty to assault and was fin-
ed $150.

Lee Anthony Mandzuk
pleaded guilty to breaking-and-
entering to commit an indic-
table offence. Mandzuk was

Break-ins

TERRACE — Police are in-
vestigating several break-ins
that occurred downtown last
Thursday night.

Terrace RCMP said thieves
broke into one home and a
business, and stole some items.
Two other businesses were van-
dalized, but the perpetrators
didn’t get inside.

Police didin’t release names
of the businesses or the amount
of damage done or goods
stolen. A detachment
spokesman said most of the
businesses were located near the
railway tracks on Hwy16.

Four
injured

Four people were sent to
hospital last week after the car
they were in crashed 65km east
of Terrace.

Police said the car was trying
to pass another vehicle on a
double-solid line. ‘When a
third vehicle came into view in
the opposite lane, the passing
vehicle — in an attempt to
return to his lane — lost control
and hit the ditch.”

RCMP said damage to the car
was roughly $15,000, and said
the four in the car were taken to
Mills Memorial Hospital with
undetermined injuries. The ac-
cident happened just after mid-
night April 25.

Police said the investigation is
continuing, and released no
names or other information.

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sentenced to three months in jail
and two years on probation. -
March 16.

Maureen Febril pleaded guit-

ty to possession of stolen pro-
perty and was given a condi-
tional discharge. .

Anthony Grant pleaded ‘guil-
ty to disqualified driving, Grant
was fined $300..

_ David George Mahood plead-
ed guilty to breach of probation
and was given a suspended
sentence and probation.

Eric Kurt: McCarron pleaded
guilty to pointing a firearm. He
was given a suspended sentence
and nine months probation.

Mirlam Beverly Wilson
pleaded guilty to two counts of
obtaining goods under false
pretences, Wilson. was given a
suspended sentence and nine
months probation.

Frederick Lawrence Newman
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit. Newman was
sentenced to four months in
prison, and is prohibited from

-driving for 18 months.

March 27

Dennis James Nadeau was
convicted of assault and was
given a suspended sentence and
one year probation.

March 28

Shawn David Phillip Harris
pleaded guilty to disqualified
driving, impaired driving and
two motor vehicle offences.
Harris was sentenced to one and
a half months in jail, was fined
$600 and prohibited from driv-
ing for one year.

Darrell Frederick Grace was
given three months probation
for threatening.

March 29

Richard James Toihurst was
convicted of assault, and was
fined $750.

Ivan Nelson Quock pleaded
guilty to two counts of failing to
appear in court, and was
sentenced to 14 days in jail.

March 30

Gaston Gagnon pleaded guil-
ty to disqualified driving and
was fined $200.

Thomas Robert Green plead-
ed guilty to theft under $1,000.
Green was given a suspended

sentence and nine months pro-

bation, ae
Norman Craig Guno pleaded

guilty to threatening. Guno was

given six months probation. '

Linda Rose Porter pleaded.
‘guilty to public mischief: and

was sentenced to seven days in
jail. _
Miles Dennis Sparks was con-
victed of impaired driving. He
was fined $500 and prohibited
from driving for one year,
Jack Herbert Wesley’ pleaded
guilty to three counts of breach
of probation, and was sentenc-
ed to three months in jail.

Gordon Oscar Tuckerman -

pleaded guilty to possession of
stolen property valued at less
than $1,000. ‘Tuckerman was
fined $350.

Johannes Lohnenbach plead-
ed guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the

legal limit of .08. He was fined ©

$450 and is prohibited from
driving for one year.

Norman Keith Larson plead-
ed guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit. Larson was fined

licence suspension.

Angel Rita Morgan pleaded
guilty to assault and theft under
$1,000, Morgan was given a
suspended sentence and one
year probation, with conditions
attached,

Harry Marshall Stevens
pleaded guilty to possession of a
narcotic and obstructing an of-
ficer. Stevens was fined $150,

April 2
Gerald Wayne Bellamy plead-

- ed guilty to assault. He was

given a suspended sentence and
12 months probation.

Charles Cecil Robinson
pleaded guilty to driving witha
blood-alcohol level over the
legal Limit. Robinson was fined
$550 and given a driver's licence
suspension,

April 3

Paul George Fernandes
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit. Judge H.M. Ellis
fined Fernandes $800 and pro-
hibited him from driving for
one year,

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Sandy Erwin Gibson was con-
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cotic, Gibson was fined $125.
~ Dale Peter Solowoniuk plead-
ed guilty to possession of a nar-
cotic.. Solowoniuk was fined
$1,000 and put on probation for
90 days.

Darlene Gail Wright pleaded.

guilty to theft under $1,000. She
was given a suspended sentence
and six months probation.

Peter Valentine Abou plead-
ed. guilty to five counts of theft
under $1,000. Judge P.R.
Lawrence sentenced Abou to
five months in prison.

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