Page A10 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 12, 1992

Terrace Court Report —

TERRACE -—~ Here are convic-
tions resulting from recent cases
heard in Terrace provincial
court:

Dec. 13

Malcolm Todd Stewart plead-
ed guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit of .08, He was fined
$450, was ordered to pay a $67
victim surcharge and is. pro-
hibited from driving for one
year,

Alan James Johnson pleaded
guilty to impaired driving. He
was fined $500, was, ordered to
pay a $75 victim surcharge and
is prohibited from driving for
one year,

Irvin Alfred Chief pleaded
guilty to disqualified driving
and was sentenced to seven days
in jail. ,

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Dec. 16
Wayne Robert Brown was

convicted of breach: of proba-.

tion and was fined $400,
‘‘Michael Donald Beausoleil
pleaded guilty to impaired driv-
ing. Beausoleil. was: fined $450
‘and is ‘prohibited from: driving
for one year.
Patil Wallace Miller was con-

_yicted. on charges of public

mischief, failure to appear in
court, theft under $1,000 and
possession of.a narcotic, He was

fined $475 and was put on pro-
bation for six months.
Dec, 20
Gary Alan Walker pleaded
guilty to possession of stolen
property valued at under
$1,000, He was fined $300 and
put on probation for six mon-
ths:
Dec, 23
‘David .Harry Edwardson
pleaded guilty to breach of pro-
bation, and:was fined $400,
Dec. 30
Aurel Gagnon pleaded guilty
to impaired driving. He was
sentenced to five months in
prison and is banned from driv-
ing for 18 months,

Snowmobilers rescued
from Sterling mountain

TERRACE — Seven local
snowmobilers who holed up in a
cabin overnight during a storm
on Sterling Mountain were safe-
ly rescued last week.

The seven — Greg
Delaronde, Fred Dunn, Stephen
Fladhamer, Blair Pilot, Bob
Shouers, Ernie Vanderbroek
and Remi Vienneau — had been
trying to tow out a snowmobile
that: had broken down at
around 3 p.m. Feb, 2,

But a storm was coming in
and the snowmobilers soon.
found themselves in zero
visibility conditions, according: -
to Terrace Search and Rescue
coordinator Gord Sweeting.

‘The weather was very bad,’’
he said. ‘‘They couldn’t see a
thing.” ;

After one machine went
down a steep embankment, he
said, they decided to abandon
efforts to get out that night.
They found the second. of two

snowmobile club cabins on the ~

mountain and stayed there.
Sweeting said the cabin was
equipped with lanterns and a

wood-burning stove.

_ “They. were quite comfor-
table,” he added. ‘‘They had
warmth, food and light. So they
just stayed put there until the
storm lifted.’’

The next day other
snowmobile club members
mounted the search, which was
coordinated by Search and
Rescue. Sweeting said the storm
hampered efforts, adding it
took all of Feb. 3 for searchers
to reach the second cabin and
find the missing snowmobilers.

The missing men were. all
safely back in Terrace by 9 p.m,
that night.

The area ‘they were

snowmobiling in is just east of |

Lava Lake, 61km north of Ter-
race,

It was the second time in as
many months search and rescue
volunteers were called out in
response to a snowmobiling in-
cident. Last month two local
snowmobilers were killed when
they were buried in an avalan-
che on Thornhill Mountain.

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pleaded guilty to two counts of
failing to comply with a condi-
tion of his release. He was fined
$800,

Dec. 31

Herbert Louie Bright pleaded

guilty to four counts of being

‘unlawfully at large. Bright was

sentenced to. an additional six
weeks in. jail.
Jan, 2
Reneld Albert Lauzier plead-
ed. guilty to impaired driving.
Lauzier was fined $500 and is
prohibited from driving for one
year.
_ Jan, 3
Mary-Ann Azak pleaded guil-

ty to.a charge of assaulting a .
peace officer, two counts of im-
-paired driving, a charge of dis-
qualified driving and a charge

of. breach of probation. Azak
was sentenced to seven months
in jail and two years on proba-

tion.

-.. Michael’: Edward Belliveau
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit of .08. He was fined

$500 and is prohibited from

driving for one year.

Sandy Alexander Gibson
pleaded guilty to possession of a
narcotic and was fined $150.

Philip Lester Olson: pleaded
guilty to impaired driving. He
was sentenced to two weeks in
jail and is banned from driving

‘for a year.

David Mark Robinson plead-
ed guilty to impaired driving
and narcotics possession,
Robinson was fined $225, was
sentenced to 14 days’in jail and
three months probation and
Teceived a one-year driver’s
licence suspension.

John. Levi Cooper pleaded
guilty to impaired driving. He
was sentenced to three months
in prison and is banned from
driving for one year.

Anthony Hector Delorey was
sentenced to four months in
prison after being convicted of
narcotics possession for the pur-
pose of trafficking.

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