Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 1, 1991! A9

| — bee. ‘Vion ol ges Nelps out in

B PREPAREDNESS

poaching
conviction

Terrace conservation officer Peter
Kalina was one of the major
players in the conviction recently
of a deer poacher in the Cariboo.

Jochen Neumann was fined
“| $8,000 in 100 Mile House court Poe
‘| for illegally hunting deer and lying ye

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“| to a conservation officer. Kalina
| said it’s an unusually high fine,

| close to the maximum of $10,000

 .1 for Wildlife Act violations. Neu-
mann, Kalina said, was fined . os
$3,000 for illegal hunting and _
$5,000 for giving false information os
to a conservation officer.

a a4 4 Kalina helped fellow conserva-
Sen a ee —— 239 tion officers by collecting evidence

Amidst 16 weekend mall displays capping off Emergency Jetirey Town (who placed first at Veritas and was declared the through conversations he had with
Preparedness Week, a special event took place Saturday overall winner), and Ray Tank. In the front row (from left) are ° SO"? of Europeans in the Ter-
evening — the awarding of prizes for the winners in the Katherine Geeraert, Jamie Birch, and Colin Cyr. Judges in the “rt Bee Neumann was convicted
Emergency Preparedness Week school poster contest. Above contest were Cst. Jane Andrew, Kaye Ehses and. Brenda of illegally killing two deer at a
(rear, from feft) are Cst. Jane Andrew who made the Cachero. Prizes, mostly safety and first aid equipment, were time when his hunting privileges
presentations, Katherine Davis, David Fleming, Kevin Murphy, donated by a number of focal businesses. were suspended. The suspension

| came from a previous conviction
for a similar crime in 1989, carry-
ing a $2,100 fine.

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