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A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 30, 1995,

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Court |
Report.

HERE ARE convictions result-
ing from recent cases heard in
Terrace provincial court:

June 16 :
Joyce Judith”. Robinson
pleaded guilty.ta two.counts of
theft under $1,000. Robinson
was given a- suspended
sentence and once year on
probation.
June 26
Jimmie C, Savard was con-
victed of mischief causing less
than $1,000 damage. He was
fined $200 and is on probation
for six months.
June 27
James . David
pleaded guilty to driviag with a
biood-alcohol level..over the
legal limit of 0.08 He was
sentenced to 45 days in jail, to
be served intermittently, a

driver's licence suspension. .
June 30:

Michael Darrel
driving. HJe was fined $300
and is prohibited from driving
for one year.

pleaded guilty to assault. He
‘was sentenced to 30 days in
jail,

pleaded guilty to narcotic pos-
session and was fined $100. .

Willard -Ambrose ‘Martin
pleaded guilly to theft under
$1,000 and was fined $35,

George. Edwin
pleaded guilty to _ impaired
driving. He was fined: $500
and is prohibited from driving
‘for one year.:

July 4

Jeffrey Wayne Kennedy
pleaded. guilty to disqualified
driving and was fined $300, _
Jacqueline Dawn Newton
was convicted of. .impaired
driving. She was fined $300
and is prohibited from driving
forone year... -
. William Jacob, Azak pleaded

‘suspended sentence ‘and nine
months on probation.

Remi Pierre = Vienneau
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level. over the
legal limit of 0.08. He was
fined $500 and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

July 5

Gregg Louis Cavagnaro
pleaded guilty to mischief
causing more than - $1,000
damage. He was given a
suspended sentence ‘and 18
months on probation, plus an

community work.

Greg Glen Joe Johnson
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit of 0.08. He was
fined $400 and is prohibited
from driving for one year,

Brian’ William = —_ Layland
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit. of 0.08. He was
fined $800 and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

Donald Alfred = Morrison
pleaded guilty to assault and
was fined $300.

Quentin Barry Stevens was
convicted of two counts of as-
sault. Stevens was sentenced to
two months in jail and one
year on probation. _

July 7

Jean-Luc Lavoie pleaded

guilty to narcotic possession

and was fined $100.
July 11 |
Lawrence Charles Denny
pleaded guilty to driving witha

blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit of 0.08. He was
fined $500 and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

Ronald Ivor Johnson was
convicted of assaulting a peace
officer and mischic£ causing
less than $1,000 damage. He
was fined $350.

Steven Craig McKay pleaded
guilty to seven counts of fraud
under $1,000, two counts of
using a stolen credit card, pos-
session of stolen property, and
was convicted of failing to ap-
pear in court McKay was
sentenced to six weeks in jail,
and one year on probation.

July 13.

Amanda Loma Mould was
convicted of theft under $1,000
and was fined $50.

July 14

Michael Jerome Albert
pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000, He was fined $150.

McCrea

$1,500 fine, and a one-year |
Boutin |
pleaded. guilty to impaired)

Kenieth:” Robert © Dawson |:

Lorne Desmond Haizimsque .

Stewart |

| guilty to assault, He received a |

City still

on well hookup

"MORE TIME and money will be
spent before taxpayers taste the
water from the city's new Frank
St. well. .

The well is working, but the
city has been unable to cut a deal
_ with CN to get access to connect
the well to the city water system.

CN Rail was. demanding
$107, 000 for a 20-year léase of a
strip of land from Frank St. to
Kenney for the water line.

City’ officials had expected to
. pay about $10,000.

City director of engineering
Stew Christensen says CN offi-
cials conceded their initial

demand was excessive, but they

’ $0 far haven’t responded with a

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lower figure.
“T've still had no reply from the
CNR,” Christensen told city

: councillors last week. “Nothing.

Not ‘yes’, ‘no’, or ‘maybe’, Noth-
ing.”? -
Instead of burying the water

working -

‘fel. (604) 638-6363

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But giving up on CN may cost
even Mole Money.

Christensen said the cost could

“be anywhere from $70,000 to
$150,000 — depending on how
much highway pavement needs to
be repaired once work is. com-
pleted.

A new source is needed since.
the failure of the dam at the Deep
Creek reservoir a few years ago.

Since then the city has been .
forced to pump increasing |
amounts of. water out of. the
Skeena — resulting in muddy,
sediment-laden water in local taps
in the summer.as. the flow from
Deep Creek tails off.

That problem should end once
the new well is hooked up.

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