Hans Thodt participated In a recent pancake breakfast spon-

sored by the Terrace Downtown Lions. Proceeds from the

event went to the Man-in-Motion World Fund.

Danlale Berquist photo

In Terrace Court

by Carrie Olson
In Ferrace Provincial
Court on Tuesday, March

3 Nelson Furtado was fin- -

ed $50 for an offence
under the Motor Vehicle
Act.
Furtado was also found
guilty of taking a motor
vehicle without consent
and was jailed 14 days.
Le
On Wednesday, March
4 in Terrace Provincial
Court Dwayne Bellerose
was jailed 30 days con-
secutive for possession of
a narcotic for the purpose
of trafficking.
“ek
In: Terrace Provincial
Court on. Thursday,
March 5 Perry McKay was
fined $500 for operating a
motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
paired.
Le .
On Thursday, March
in Terrace Provincial
Court James Lincoln was
sentenced to six months in

jail and put on one year

probation for assault
causing bodily harm. On
another count of assault

causing bodily harm Lin-—

coln was jailed nine mon-
ths and put on one year
probation with condi-

tions.
eh

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, March 6
Cecilia Clayton was fined
$400 for operating a
motor vehicle while her
ability to drive was im-
paired.

ce

On Friday, March 6 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Earl Hacki was jailed 30
days for theft. Hacki was
also jailed three months
consecutive for operating
a motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
paired. Earl Hacki was
jailed 30 days for theft.

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In Terrace ‘Provincial
Court on Friday, March 6
Peter Dennis was jailed 30
days for failing to comply
with order. Dennis was
also jailed 30.days for
theft.

“* *

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, March 6
Gordon McDonald was

fined $400 for operating a

motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
paired. On a separate
_charge McDonald was fin-
ed $600 for operating a
motor vehicle while his
ability to drive was im-
paired. Gordon McDon-
ald was jailed 60 days for
operating a motor vehicle
while his ability to drive

was impaired.
eh

— Police
On Saturday, March 21
at Jezebels Cabaret the
Terrace RCMP charged
a local. man with. assault
causing bodily harm.
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lumber annually. The
upgrading at the Prince
Rupert pulp mill will also
result in increased capaci-
-ty, a probable indication
that pulp log harvesting
rates will be stepped up in
Tree Farm License #1, the
company’s fiber supply
base. Employment losses
at the sawmill may be par-
tially offset by a require-

operation personnel.

Plans for the mill in-
clude retirement of the
company's waste wood
burner. It will be replaced
with a modern mechanical

hog fuel device to supply .

wood particles for boilers
at the Prince Rupert pulp
mill, Fe

the Rick Hansen Man-in-Motion Fund.

ore i:

Residents ot Terrace and Thombhill were recently entertained by a local group, Nighthawk. Musicians performed at the “Dance
For Rick” event held at the Thornhill Community Centre. The social was sponsored by the Terrace musicians to raise money for

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