ray

were pleasant,
- always. on time, appropriately

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Picadas el hw ea at Pan te op

The. following convictions
‘place in Terrace provincial

, adult criminal court during, the

tof July, according | to

information supplied by’ the
*- court registry.

Thursday, July 6

Antonio Machado was sen-—
tenced to 30.days in jail and
_. placed on probation for three

‘months for assaulting a police
officer.

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~ Friday, July 7:

Raymond | Letourneau was
fined $100 for violation of a
bylaw. * a

“Donald - “Anderson. was fined

$100 for violation of a bylaw.

Monday, July 10

_ Walter Reimer was fined $400
and. given a six month. drivers

- license suspension for driving

with a blood alcohol content
over the legal limit.

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~ Gaston” Gagnon | was sen-
tenced to 30 ‘days in jail and

" given a one year drivers license

suspension. for impaired driving.

Tuesday, July 11
James . Horsburgh was sen-
‘ttenced to 14 days in jail for
failure to comply. with a condi-

tion of recognizance and sen-’
tenced to serve 30 days consecu--

tively for assault and another 30
days consecutively for assault

- Terrace Youth Centre sets
~ agenda, seeks volunteers

. ‘Contributed by Pat Williams

The volunteers at the Terrace

Youth Centre had another suc-

cessful year. Throughout the

-year the volunteers put together
programs and fun activities for

youths ages 10 to 19. The youths
have enjoyed tie-dying T-shirts,

trips to the hot springs, win-lose.

or draw games, dances and
slumber parties at the Centre.
The Centre strives to add

some fun and skill training to a

teen or preteen’s life. Activities

- and programs planned for the

fall: include a basic first aid
course, a driver’s test study
group, a babysitting course, a

teen rap session, aerobic classes, —

: Hire-a-Student

wraps it Up ,

Contributed by
Rosa Moeliker and
’ Kathryn McKay

The Hire-A-Student Program
has been a success again for
another: year. Despite the con-
struction and moving into the
new office building, the Student

- Placement Officers have helped

to fill 322 job vacancies. These
include Regular (full time for the
summer), Casual (jobs lasting
five days or less), and SEED
(Summer Employment Experi-
ence Development) jobs.

The summer’s events went
very well, including our casual
job competition with Kitimat,
Prince Rupert and Terrace, Ter-
race won the competition with
76 placements over Kitimat’s 55,
and Prince Rupert’s 19. Terrace

. also placed in the top 15 in the

regional competition held
throughout B,C. and Yukon.
- The students that we worked

with were all eager to work and
‘all wanted to gain valuable work
experience. We found that those

who got the jobs were the

‘students with the correct attitude

towards job searching. They

dressed, and willing to learn. We

found that although many

employers are looking for cer-
tain qualifications, attitude and

’ first impressions have a lot to do
“with whether or not someone
Bets hired,

We would like to congratulate
all the students who are working

‘this summer, and thank all those

dn the community of Terrace

who: have helped to make our”
Student Program a success. We
_déok forward to working with
your ext year .

swimming, skating and dances.
The success of the Terrace

’ Youth Centre reflects the quality

of its volunteers and depends on
community support. The Centre
and all its kids would like to
thank each individual who has
cared and-has helped, as well as

the community groups and busi-
nesses that have given us sup-

port. We could not have done it

_without you.

_ Weare currently searching for
volunteers and seeking financial
support for the new year, Any
amount of volunteer time is

‘furth

valuable to us, and any amount
of financial support ‘is crucial.
We look forward to hearing
from you.

Our annual general meeting
will be held on Monday, August
28 at -7 p.m, at the Centre
located at 4634 Walsh Avenue in
Terrace, Anyone interested in

enriching the lives of our young .

people is invited to attend. For
‘information, call the
Youth Centre at 635-2018, Pat
at 638-0112 or Judith at
638-8120.

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‘casuing bodily harm,

Victor Louie was fined $200

“and placed on probation for one

4

year for assault,

Friday, July 14

Terrance Rush was fined $50
for theft.

Ronald Szlavko was fined
$600 and given a one year driv-
ers license suspension for driv-
ing with a blood alcohol content
over the legal limit.

Kenneth Dotson was sen-
tenced to three months in jail for
assault causing bodily harm.

Monday, July 17
Allan Grobowksy was fined

' $100 for driving without an ap-

propriate license and $75 for
Operating a vehicle with an im-
proper license plate.

Donald Johnson was sen-
tenced to four months in jail and
placed on probation for two
years for sexual assault.

Thursday, July 20

David Wright was fined $400
for impaired driving.

Doreen Keitch was fined $100
for theft.

Marcel Daigle was fined $700
for driving without due care and
attention,

andreach more than 1,400,000 homesanda potentiattwo milion readera..

~ $159, for 25 words ($3. per each additional word)
Terrace Review at 635-7840

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“Terrace Review _ Wednesday, August 23, 1989 9. os :

‘errace provincial court convictions: in July |

Friday, July 21

‘Scott Broman was fined $200.
‘for failing to stop after colliding

with an unattended vehicle.

‘~ Clint Armstrong was fined

$450 and given a one year driv-
ers license suspension for im-
paired driving.

Sandra Grant was fined $250 -

for theft.

Robert Brown was fined $600

and given a six month drivers
license suspension for impaired
driving. Brown was also fined

$75 and $200 on two counts of

illegal possession of a narcotic
and $500 for resisting arrest.

Chester Wale was fined $500
for possession of narcotics for
the purpose of trafficking.

. Delvin Morgan was fined
$100 for theft, $300 on a second
count of theft, and $300 for
failure to appear in court.

Aurel Gagnon was fined $300
on each of two counts of violat-
ing the Federal Fisheries Act.

Franz Voggeneiter was fined
$450 and given a one year driv-
ers license suspension for driv-
ing with a blood alcohol content
over the legal limit. |

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