Skeena's new member of Parliament, Jim Fulton, was Prince Rupert (624-6007) and Terrace (838-1918), as

_ In Terrace Monday getting the consituency office he. well as contact points in Smithers, Kitimat, on the

will be sharing with New Democratic Party MLA for Queen Charlotie Islands, in Casslar, Stewart and New
this area, Frank Howard, in operation. Fulton will Alyansh in what Fulton termed “an attempt to bring
also be in Smithera and Kitimat and over to the Queen Victoria and Ottawa closer to the riding than before."
Charlotte Islands before returning to Ottawa to take And if you can’t reach Fulton locally, his telephone
up his new job as NDP smali business and mines number in Ottawa is 613-995-1127.

critic. Fulton says there will be constituency offices in

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COURT NEWS

POLICE NEWS

A Terrace youth was
sentenced to a fine and
aix months probation
after he pleaded guilty to
a charge of mischief
before Judge Darrall
Collins in provincial court
Monday.

The court was told by
Tom Bishop, Crown
counsel, that Darold
Samuel Gray, 18, was
charged after a beer
bottle was
through the window of a
police car parked behind
the Lakelse Hotel June 9.

Collins ordered Gray to
pay a $850 fine, and to
make $184.06 restitution
for the cost of the wind-

shield as a condition of

probation.

Lyle Ashcroft, also 18,
was sentenced to 15
months on probation with
100 hours of community

* work service and a fine of
$200 after he pleaded

guilty toa charge of theft
under $200 and theft over
$200, The court was told
by Bishop that the
charges arose after Ash-
croft was involved in the
theft of a car and gasoline

in separate incidents in’

Vanderhoof.

Collins ordered Robert
Alan Bellerose, 17,
remanded in custody
awaiting a pre-sentence
report after he pleaded
guilty to four separate
counts of break and
enter. ;

The court was told the
charges arose following

‘thrown: -

incidents at-the-Skeena ~
Hotel Dec. 27 and Jan. 2 .

and two later incidents at-*: report. of,
Big River Distributors.on’ “ incidents 0

June 4 and. June 15.

Douglas James Munro,
18, was sentenced by
Collins to one year
probation with 50 hours of
community work service
after he pleaded guilty to
a charge of shoplifting.

The court was ‘téld -by:

Bishop the charge arose

‘after. an incident on
June 1, where Munro was

seen leaving Jeans North
in the Skeena Mall with a
leather jacket, Bishop
also noted Munro later .
returned the jacket to the
store.

Curtiss Dale Schell, 17,
also pleased guilty to a

charge of shoplifting

following an incident
June § at Jeans North.
Collins charged Schell to
pay a fine of $100, or
spend 7 days‘ in jail in
default.

_Alan Edward Coton,
was sentenced to pay a
fine of $250 after he
pleaded guilty toa charge

of driving with a blood
aleohol content over the.

legal limit. Collins or-
dered Coton to pay a $250
fine.

Olie Queyras was or:
dered to pay. a fine of
$100,
default, after he was
charged with disturbing

‘the peace following an
incident on Graham on

May 22.

Lake said clean

LAVINGTON, B.C. (CP)
~ Water samples from Cold-
stream Creek at the mouth of
Kalamalka Lake no longer
show detectable amounts of
polychlorinated biphenyls
(PCBs), a pollution control
officer said Monday.

Bill Castlen, regional man-
ager of the provincial
pollution control branch,
said tests Friday resulted in
one positive reading.
However, samples taken

‘Saturday showed no c¢oh-

tamination,

Bear mauls woman

‘WHITEHORSE, Yukon
(CL) — A woman prospector

was in stable condition in.

hospital here Monday after
being mauled by a bear
Sunday at Thomas Lake,
about 40 kilometres north of

Conservation officer Doug
Linklater sald two bears
confronted the victim and
another prospector who was
also attacked but escaped
serious injury.

He said the man and
woman were walking along
the shore of the lake when
they came on the two bears.
‘One bear attacked the
‘woman, She lost a finger and
auffered ganhes.

The man was knocked into

the lake but made his way to
shore and began yelling and
throwing rocks at the
animals until they retreated.

Presses

running

COQUITLAM, B.C. (CP)
— The Columbian, a daily
evening newspaper serving

‘Vancouver suburbs, began

using ite own presses for part
of its press run Monday after
repairs were made on gears
damaged last Friday.

Two folder gears were
damaged during the final
run of The Express. ~

with 7 days in

Terrace RCMP state they ,
‘are sil Anvestigating a
yO ga ly morning .

break and enter '
which occurred at Blue |

Ribbon Bakery and Spanish |

Lady coiffupes Monday
moi

Although RCMP noted
graduation did not pose any
special problems, police still
report a busy weekend.

At5:15 a.m, Saturday, four.

males were involved in an
incident-;with police at the.,,
corner of Munroe and Scott,
Police state charges are
forthcoming in connection
with the incident,

Thorney Randall Wilson, a’

Kitimat resident
charges of impaired driving
and driving with a blood
_Bleohol content over the
legal limit, following an
incident June 23.

In another incident
Saturday, one person faces
charges of being drunk in a-
public place.

faces

‘District of Terrace

SWIM
PROGRAMS

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. Station,

Two men were laken to
. Kitimat General Hospital on
" June 24 for observation and
later released after they
were involved in a single
vehicle accident on Highway
25 near the forest ranger
Police did not
release any names and the
matter is still under’ in-
vestigation,

One adult and three
juveniles were apprehended
shorily afier midnight. on

Jun¢22 following a bréak-jn'

“at Kildala Grocery ‘in
Kitimal, Police did not
release the name of the-adult
and the matter is still under
investigation,

Kitimat
distributing the neigh-
borhood watch bockleta to
residents of Gull, Grebe,

Gander and Gannet Streets|

this week,

There was one impaired]

driver charged in Kitimat
during the weekend, Police
did not release the person’s
name,

r

RCMP will be|

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Registration for SET | swin lessons will be June 26, 27,
28 from 5 p.m.-? p.m. Location - Terrace Swim Pool.

Reglstratton for SET I] swim lessons will be July 17, 18,
V7 from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Location - Terrace Swim Pool.

Registration for SET 111 swim tessons will be August 7,
8,9 from 5 p.m.- 9% p.m. Location - Terrace Swim Pool.

Two Terrace. men,

' Dempsey Richard. Bell

and Micheal Reginald
Bryant, are going to be
neighbours in Boulder’
Bay wilderness camp,

.after Judge Darrall

Collins sentenced each to
& total of nine months in
prison, on separate
charges.

Bell, 18, first was found
guilty on a charge of
break, enter and theft,
resulting from an in-
cident at the Skeena
Hotel on Dec.27, 1978.

Manager of the hotel,
Norman Zloklikovits said
he was called tothe hotel
by the night watchman
about 2:30 a.m. about
Dec. 27 and as he arrived
he saw a yellow car
leaving the parking lot,
Zlklikovits also testified
that it appeared entry
had been gained through
a window boarded up and
the theives stole several
cases of beer from the
hotel cooler.

The court as told during
testimony given by
RCMP Constable Glen
Yeomans that. police had
first approached Bell.
about the incident on Jan.
16, after he had been
implicated by other
participants'in the break

_and enter, related to an -

incident Mar. 17 at
Finning Tractor, 4621

’. Keith, and then pleaded -

guilty to a charge of |
joyriding resulting from
an incident Feb 19. He.
pleaded guilty to two.
other charges of
breaking and enter; oné:
occuring April 7 at
Polly's Cafe and another
resulting. from an in-
cident Mar. 9. at Con-
tinential Coffuire.

Defense counsel D.
Warner told the court
before ‘sentence was
passed, Bell was “an™
average juvenile” and
that he had been in
custody since April 12,
awaiting trial.

Collins stated, when
passing sentence, ‘that he «4

‘would ‘normally ‘consider’

@ one year sentence in

deregulations

prison - for someone
convicted of Bell’s of-
fenses, but added he
would take into account
the time Bell spent in

custody,

Collins ordered Bell
spent nine months in
prison on each break and
enter charge and sen-
tenced him to 30 days on
the charges of joyriding,

The Herald, Tuesday, June 24, 1979, Peat 3

B&Es net jail term

through the front window :

possession of stolen
property, and theft under
$200. All sentencés are to
run concurrently.
Bryant, also 18,

“pleaded guilty to three

differentcounts of break

and enter before Collins.
The court was told by

Crown ‘Counsel Tom

Bishop that on April 11,°

Bryant. threw a rock

Court coverage

The role of the press in
court was given some
attention after a recent
case in. Terrace
provincial court Monday.

The topic arose while
Judge Darrall Collins
was considering a sen-
tence for Edward Sturke,
50, who pleaded guilty to
a charge of shoplifting.

The court was told by
defense counsel Kail
Douglas that since Sturko
had pleaded guilty to the
charge on May 28, he had
suffered considerable
embarrassment because
a free local weekly had:
supposedly given the

for the public

story “front page play”.
Douglas suggested
Sturko should be given an
absolute discharge on the
count, since the em-
barrassment Sturko
suffered was sufficient

Punishment,

Collins stated that
“matters which take
place in this. court should
be published” and added

publication was a way for -

the community to find out
what is being done by the

‘court.

Collins gave Sturko a
conditional discharge,

‘including ‘six months

unsupervised probation.

NDP wants gov't:
to deregulate it

THIS WEEK ONLY

6000 gallon septic tank
“150 feet perforated pipe

VICTORIA (CP) — The.
New Democratic Party

‘ would like the government to

dump the recently-created
ministry
because it is a waste of

money, a party Spokesman ;

said Monday.

Ernie Hall «(NDP —
Surrey) said the ministry ia
pathetic and nothing but a
joke in the eyes of the public.
It only is
bureaucracy at a cost af
more than $1 million. to the
taxpayers, he said.

The government, however
approved spending for the
eregutation ministry and
the finance ministry during
the budget debate.

increasing —

10 feet solid pipe

of Polly's Cafe and stole.”
liquor and money,
Bishop also stated that: ::
Dec.14, 1978, Bryant, =
along with others, broke =:
into the Terrace Hotel ‘
through the loading door
and took about 40 cases of
beer from the hotel to a
party at
College. Bishop said on
the other charge on Jan.
4, Bryant broke into Big
River Distributees and
helped others remove
several cases of beer, ~
which were taken to a
house party.

oThie type of offense in -
any community cannot be:
and must not be treated :
in such a manner that the *.

offender walks away with '
‘a slap

on the
Collins told Bryant

_ passing sentence.

Collins ordered Bryant’
to spend 9 months in
prison for ‘each charge,
will all sentences to run
concurrent.

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