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:. Judge Selwyn Romilly told RandolfDahl that his
_ -dimpaired driving charge laid July 27 was serious
_ because the breathalizer reading of .42 is the
7 highest any court in B.C, had ever seen.
‘You're lucky to be alive,"’ Romilly said.
Dahl: was ‘soitted bt RCMP travelling down
- Lazelle' Ave. at a speed of 10-15 mph and police
noted he was manouvering stangely. Se
__, Romilly sentenced him to pay a fine of $400, or 10
“days in default, placed Dahl on six months
‘Suspension,
‘dimpaired drivers course. . ce
related alcohol offences mean an automatic

‘' three month suspension. of a person's. driver's

licence.

Brent McGilligan was sentenced to pay a fine of

.$800 or serve 10 days in jail after he was charged

~ July 24 with driving while his licence was under
« Suspension. oF —

2” Anthony Fandrey and Grant Mcintosh were both

”” given $10 fines after they were charged with being

«Minors in possession of liquor.. Fandrey and |

rked in front of the
them and discovered a

¢ MeIntosh were ‘in a car
* Legion when police check:

: ease of beer in the car. ‘They pleaded guilty tothe - _

* charge in provincial court Wednesday. —

"Joe Dunn was fined $15 for using an extra rod
” while £

_ River July 31, —
4. ”

re

to a charge of illegal fishing and was fined $85 or
“two days in jail after he was stupped on a road
; check ‘and was discovered with one sockeye
’ salmon. aan a

-| Donald Morrison was sentenced to pay a fine of
= $450 or spend 10 days in jail after he was charged
‘ with driving with a blood-alcohol level over .08.

« .Morrison had been charged with impaired .—
» driving June 13, had his licence suspended and was ;:

fips FS MONTAA WT ses
’ | RCMP ‘spotted Morrison in the Terrace Hotel
_? parking lot and noted he swerved down Greig Ave.

} * Jozsef Botz was given a conditional: discharge

, and placed on three months probation. after he was:

‘charged July 30 for possession . of '
- + Police discovered Botz with 15 grams of marijuana
* in a bag while he was sitting in his car parked in the

' Lakelze-Kalum parking lot. oe
; Bert Van Dooren was given a. conditional
/ discharge and placed on three months probation
_« after he was charged July 20 with possession of
; marijuana. He was stopped at the arena where he

=

‘had. 1.5 grams of marijuana cigarettes .in his

regular cigarette package.

© Carl Repp, a Prince Rupert senior secondary
: school student, was sentenced to pay a fine of $50,
‘was placed on six months probation and was
4 instructed to take an impaired driver's course after

‘ he'was charged with driving with a blood-alcohol.

é level reading over .08 July 29.
_ stopped in front of the Tillicum Theatre when he
wasechatged,

: “The Herald carriers are happy carriers who cheerfully
tions to homes in the
Greater Terrace area, We are still:looking for young
+ people like (left to right) :‘TheresarSwansburg, Janice .

“deliver our early morning |

Blood-alcohol |

and instructed him to take the

fishing ina boat near the mouth of the Kalum ~

Francesco Zoravloje pleaded guilty Wednesday

“ being gi
clguses fn the area.

' eourse.

was driving down Lakelse Ave. and had:

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“As Well 48 preserving an iniportant part of Canada’s

ECOLOGY PROGRAM:
“HABITAT NORTH” —

_ Herald staffwriter © = month, . mo,

oe Project. workers include
biologists Mike Morrell and
‘Marsha Spalding,
_Mmediaperson Steve Whipp,
community ‘organizer

,An unisual opportunity is
ven groups and
abitat
Neth, a group funded under
Canada Works, is puttir

together environmenta ce. ae
cation packages. =: Rick Olding of Prince
Mike Morrell, one of the Rupert will be helping

communities on the

project biologists, says
abitat North -will be
getting in touch with various
groups and finding out what -
ey want in the way of a
They ' will give
anything ‘from a- basic
ecology course to a course
on the pros and cons of tHe
Kitimat to Edmontoi

pipeline.
. ‘The seven member Eroup,
based . primarily n
Smithers, will be. working
for eight months on a $36,000
Canada Works grant, The

project got under way last

Kitimat-Edmonton pipeline
route prepare input for the
hearings. :

‘is Habitat North's artist and
graphic designer. ;
bitat North was th

Foundation ‘is a grou
devoted to gathering an
dissemination: of

information on

the pipeline and -forestry
practices, ;

. Walter Taylor, and Louise

Jack Broadhead of Masset -

environmeéntal ‘issues like

t _ : ae

Swansburg, Darleen Carlson, Carol Anne Compton and
Joan Peterson. who dellyer in the Thornhill areas.

Herald.

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upplementar

Interestedin extra money: contact Jack Jeanneau atthe —

the park reflect the day-to-day lives of the people who

servedat Fort St. James. See this new national park..

Separate schools
qualify for funds

- VICTORIA” (CP) —

Indepetident French schools

_in British Columbia , will.

valify for . government
inanceal aid under the

Independent. Schools

Support Act, Education ;

riled rv Pat McGeer':told-
e

B.C. legislature

“Wednesday.

“We are encouraging, the
teaching. of French in B.C.,
either as an immersion®
program for Anglophones or

. asa matter of first right for.

Francophones,"* cGeer

‘said during clause-by-clause
_ Gebaterof the controversial

bill which was boycotted by
the -NDP during second
readéng June 34 and 15,
“If an independent school
provides this service, by all
means it qualifies, He said.
‘ Questioned by Rosemary

‘Brown (NDP--Vancouver- -

Burrard), however, McGeer

y said that Chinese, Japanese

and other ethnic © schools
probably would not qualify, .
--Theqet requires that the
independent school involved
has%t be teaching, and will
assessed upon, the core
curiiéulum, he said.
Efinic schools teach their
caiiure and languages after
school hours
because B.C, youngsters are
required by law-to attend
régular schools
French or English.
“We are not planning on .
funding schools which’ are
S| to .regular
schools,” McGeer said,
Brown suggested that the
act permits the minister to
certify unqualified teachers |
but McGeer said that one

7 _ section of the act requires |

that independent schools
must meet certain
academic standards “which
are not required in public
schools; this section itself
demands higher standards
than are required of the
public schools.”

- Education. critis Dennis

Cocke (NDP

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making soap,

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Offa

in “either. .

Westminster) said the act

could mean the end of
independent schools, afd ac-

‘cused the minister of paying
political debt to private
schools ‘where he sent his

children, .
Cocke said that schools
such as St. George’s School
for Boys in Vancouver,
Crofton House in Vancouver

and Brentwood 'College at ~

Mill Bay would quawuy for
aid under the act.
Gary Lauk
Vancouver Centre) called
MecGeer an’ ‘an -anti-labor
elitist," and ‘said that

‘schools such as St..George’s

are where “the landed
gentry send their offspring
to ensure they are school
in snobbery.’

Chinook
fishing
closure
rcepenen, airs
isheries Department /have

prompted officials to clamp
a ban on chinook fishing on a

‘ number of popular fishing
spots. ;
Treston Lake, Redsand,

Lake, Kitsumkalum Lake or
the Kitsumkalum River and

its tributaries upstream .
from the CNR bridge.on the

Kalum River at Terrace will
he closed for chinook
fishing from August 15 to the

‘end of October, fishing

officer John Haipp. sai

Wednesday. .

‘ He said the decision was

based on escapement

figures from previous years.
Fines for catching or

killing chinook from these

waters ean reach a
maximuny Sf $1,000.

In S iber, tougher .
new figpagies rules. will

fitible fines to a

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