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Court
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HERE ARE _ convictions
resulting from recent cases
heard in Terrace provincial
court:

February 3

Reynold Edward = Starr
pleaded guilty to breach of
probation and was sentenced
to seven days in jail.

Kevin Bernard Haugan
pleaded guilty to mischief
causing less than $1,000
damage. He was fined $200
and is on probation for three
months.

Corey Richard Bretfeld was
convicted of mischief causing
less than $1,000 damage and
was given a six month condi-
tional discharge, with an order
to perform 40 hours com-
munity work service,

February 6

Dale Lee Robert pleaded
guilty to two counts of breach
of probation and was
sentenced to five days in jail,
nine months on probation and
must pay $926 restitution.

February 7

Michael Paul Nole pleaded
guilty to driving with a bload-
alcohol level over the legal
limit of 0.08, He was fined
$500 and is prohibited from
driving for one year.

February &

James Donald Bonner
pleaded guilty to impaired
driving, driviag with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal
limit of 0.08, failitig to appear
in court, and driving while un-
der suspension. Bonner was
sentenced to three months in
jail, a $300 fine, and is
prohibited from driving for
two years,

February 10

Roy George Lincoln
pleaded guilly te narcotic pos-
session and was fined $100.

Thomas Alexander Stark
pleaded guilty to driving
while under suspension, He
was fined $300 and was jailed
for seven days.

Robert Brown pleaded
guilty to assaultand was fined
$350. ;

February 14

Russell Murray Cockell
pleaded guilty to two counts
of breach of probation. He
was given a suspended
sentence, 18 months on
probation and an order to per-
form 40 hours community
work service.

A10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 1995

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TRY, TRY again. Forwest, Terrace's new value-added wood mill,
is looking closer to home for additional wood supply.

Forwest keeps
up wood search

IF AT FIRST you
succeed.,,

Shut out in its efforts to secure
additional wood supply in the
Morice and Bulkley, Forwest is
now looking closer to home,

Early last. month the Forest
ministry announced cutting rights
to 730,000 cum. of wood in that
Marice and Bulkley had beer.
split between four companies, lo-
cated in Houston, Moricetown
and Sinithers,

Forwest — a joint venture be-
tween West Fraser, owner of
Skeena Sawmills, and Forstar
Trading — had been one of seven
companies bidding on the wood,

“You pick yourself’ up and you
keep going,” Forsiar president
Mike Thorpe said of the decision.

Which translated to having a
bid in on a 40,000 cu.m. Small
Business program wood sale in
the Prince Rupert area and urging
the Kaljum Forest district te open
up more wood sales in this area.

While unable to go into detail
on the latter, Thome said the
situation looked ‘positive’.

don’t Currently, Forwest employs 25

_ people at its Terrace operation.
Skeena Sawmills supplies the
lumber for the plant under 2 wood
exchange arranged on Forwest’s
first licence.

Long term plans are to double
the size of the Forvest mill,
broaden its range to include
finger-jointed and laminated pro-
ducts plus spindles, go from one
to three shifts and increase
employment to 90,

However, that cannot happen

. unless the company gets an in-
creased and assured wood supply.

Thorpe conceded there were a

wood was available ‘‘and it'll be
more scarce in the future.’’

What Forwest needed to do was
prove it had a good operation and
did what it said it was going to
do, he added.

Given the success of the mill to
date in meeting its objectives, he
said, ‘I have full confidence
we'll get ovr fair share. If we

trying.”’

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