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Terrace court results ©

TERRACE — Here are convic-
tions resulting from recent cases
heard in Terrace provincial
court:
Jan, 2

David Clyde Gaines pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level in excess of .08.
Judge P.R. Lawrence sentenced
Gaines to two months in jail
and prohibited him from driv-
ing for two years.

: Jan. 3

Carl Rudolph Reimer pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit.
Reimer was fined $750 and is
prohibited from driving for one
year.
Richard Bordon Simons
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level over the
legal limit. Simons was sentenc-
ed to 14 days in jail and is
Suspended from driving. He
also pleaded guilty to assaulting
a peace officer, for which he
was fined $350,

Kenneth Valcourt pleaded

‘guilty to breach of probation

and was fined $250,
Jan. §

Minnie Bolton pleaded guilty
to forgery and was given a
suspended sentence and put on
probation,

David Chester Brewer plead-
ed guilty to impaired driving.
Brewer was fined $550 and is
suspended from driving.

Alan David Kurik pleaded
guilty to impaired driving.
Kurik was fined $500 and is
suspended from driving.

Rodrique Pelletier pleaded

guilty to assaulting a peace of--

ficer. He was fined $250.

Gary Joseph Savard pleaded
guilty to impaired driving.
Judge E.L. Iverson sentenced
Savard to two months in jail
and prohibited him from driv-
ing for one year.

Nathaniel Frank Wilson
pleaded guilty to possession of a
narcotic and was fined $75.

Jan. 8

Kenneth Boake pleaded guilty
to impaired driving. Boake was
fined $400 and is prohibited
from driving for one year,

Allan James Horel was found
guilty on a charge of refusing to

’ provide a breathalyzer sample.

Judge E.L. Iverson sentenced
Horel to 45 days in jail and pro-
hibited him from driving for
one year.

Makhan Singh Manhas was
convicted of possession of a
weapon and failing to appear in
court. He was sentenced to nine
and a half months in prison and
18 months probation.

William Henry Packer piead-
ed guilty to assault and was fin-
ed $400. ;

Jan. 9

Ken Adamson pleaded guilty
to impaired driving. Adamson
was fined $60) and given an
automatic licence suspension.
He was fined another $600 after
pleading guilty to refusing to
provide a breath sample.

Marjorie Sinclair Porter
pleaded guilty to assaulting a
peace officer, and was fined
$300.

Jan, 11

Bradford Marshall Calbick
pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000, Calbick was sentenced
to 90 days in jail and one year
on probation.

Jan, 12

Jasraj Singh Basanti pleaded
guilty to
Basanti was fined $600 and pro-
-hibited from driving for one
year.

Irene Evelyn Derrick pleaded
guilty to impaired driving. Der-
tick. was fined $400 and pro-
hibited from driving for one
year,

Christian Dufour pleaded
guilty to impaired driving.
Dufour was fined $850 and pro-
hibited from driving for one

year.
Arthur Edwin Guno pleaded

guilty to assault causing bodily
harm. He was sentenced to 90
days in jail and two years on
probation.

John Lacasse pleaded guilty
to theft under $1,000 and was
fined $150,

Ivan Garry Lawson pleaded
guilty to impaired driving.
Lawson was. sentenced to three
months in jail and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

James Patrick Morris pleaded
guilty to assault and sentenced
to three months on probation.

Robert James Parker pleaded
guilty. to. two counts of posses-
sion of a narcotic. Parker was

: fined $600.

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| $4; 000. Ridley was fined

Herbert Thomas. “Ridley

llety.:to- theft, under
pleaded guilty. sis 50

impaired driving. -

Richard Edward Snider
pleaded guilty to disqualified
driving and was fined $300.

Conrad Craig Brown pleaded
guilty to illegal fishing and was
fined $500.

Jan. 16 .
¥von Gosselin pleaded guilty

to driving with a blood-alcohol

level over the legal - limit.
Gosselin was fined $400 and
aiven an automatic _licence

‘suspension,

Jan, 18

Vincent Weget was convicted —
of driving with a blood-alcohol
level over the legal limit of .08.
Weget was fined $400 and given
an automatic licence suspen-
sion. .

Jan. 19

Danny Amyotte pleaded guil-
ty to impaired driving. Amyotte
was fined $500 and prohibited
from driving for one year,

Richard Robert Edmunds
pleaded guilty to impaired driv-
ing. Edmonds was fined $600
and was given an automatic
licence suspension.

Thorhild Foster pleaded guil-
ty to impaired driving and
refusing to provide a
breathalyzer sample. Foster was
sentenced to a total of three
months in prison and one year
on probation and is prohibited
from driving for two years,

Ricky Donald Kennedy to -
possession of a narcotic and
cultivating a narcotic. Kennedy .
was fined $250 on each count -
and was sentenced to serve one
day in jail.

James Wilbur Lincoln plead-
ed guilty to hit-and-run, im-
paired driving, and refusing to
provide a breath sample. Lin-

coln was fined a total of $900 -
. pleaded guilty to refusing to
_ provide a breath sample. Thom-
‘son was fined $600 and pro-

and was given an automatic
driver’s licence suspension.
Kenneth Munroe Tashoots
pleaded guilty to two counts of
impaired driving, one count of
driving while under suspension,
and one count of failing to com-
ply with the condition of: a
release, Judge P.R. Lawrence
sentenced Tashoots to a total of

_five months in prison and pro-
hibited him from driving for ,

two years.. Tashoots was also
found guilty on a separate
assuult charge, for which he was
sentenced to an additional five
months in jai] and one year pro-
bation.

Albert Hamel was convicted
of theft under $1,000. Hamel
was given a suspended sentence
and six months probation.

Jan, 22

Daniel Gauthier pleaded guil-
ty to two counts of forgery and
count of failing to appear in
court. Gauthier was fined a
total of $600 and put on proba-.
tion for one year.

‘ Gordon Raymond McDonald
pleaded guilty to failing to com-
ply with the conditions of a
release, He was sentenced to 30
days in jail.

Dale Peter Solowoniuk plead-
ed guilty to two counts of driv-
ing with a blood-alcohol Jevel
over the legal limit. He was
sentenced to 51 days in prison
and was given a licence suspen-
sion.

Jan. 25

Gilbert Axel Franson pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit
of .08. Franson was sentenced
to 14 days in jail and given an

automatic driver's licence
suspension. ;
Daniel William Salmond

pleaded guilty to.a charge of

assaulting a person who was

assisting a peace officer. Sal-

mond was fined $450 and given
two years probation.
Jan, 29

Charles Christopher Morven

‘pleaded guilty to charges of

assault, break-and-enter and -
failing to appear in court. Judge
E.L. Iverson sentenced Morven

to six months in jail and 18
months probation for’ the
break-and-enter and assault,
and another two weeks in jail
for failing to appear:

Jan. 30

"Brian Keizer pleaded guilty to
‘assault. Keizer was séntenced to .

30 days in jail and 18 months on
probation. ..

- Bernard Thickson ‘pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood-
alcohol level over the legal limit

- of .08, He was fined $1,000 and

had his driver’s licence suspen
ed fortwo years.
Jan. 31.

Wilfred .Raymond Derrick
was convicted of mischief and
fined $150, .

Feb. 1

Robert Daniel Davis pleaded
guilty to one count of breaking-
and-entering and two counts of
Failing to appear in court. Davis
was sentenced to one and a half
months in prison.

Anthony’ Dean Wilson was
convicted ona charge of
breaking-and-entering. Wilson
was fined $300 and put on pro-
bation for 18 months. .

Feb. 2.

Alfred William Kohnke was
found guilty on a charge of
assault by Judge Paul
Lawrence. Kohnke was fined

. $1,000 and given 18 months

probation.

William Roger Robinson
pleaded guilty to theft under
$1,000. He was fined $100.

Darlene Audrey Seymour

pleaded guilty to driving witha ;
- blood-alcohol. level) over the

legal limit of .08. She was fined
$300 and is prohibited from
driving for one year.

Robert Allan. Thomson

hibited from driving for one
year.
Roderick Joseph Venus

’ pleaded guilty to mischief caus-

ing Jess than $1,000 damage.
Venus was given a suspended

: sentence and six months proba-
tion.

Charles Stanley McKay
pleaded guilty to impaired driv-

‘ing, He was fined $600 and is ee a
‘prohibited from driving for one [ae

year.

Daniel James McMillan
pleaded guilty to refusing to
provide a breathalyzer sample.
McMillan was sentenced to one
day in jail, one year on proba-

:tion and is prohibited from

driving for one year.

Joannes Ackerman was
found guilty of theft under
$1,000. Ackerman was sentenc-
ed to 30 days in jail, and three
months on probation.

Feb. §

Helmut Kottke pleaded guilty
to impaired driving: Kottke was
fined $650 and is prohibited
from driving for one year.

John Noel New pleaded guil-
ty to assault. New was fined
$400 and given one year proba-
tion.

Feb. 7

Alvin Gosnell pleaded guilty
to possession of a narcotic, two
counts of failing to appear in
court, and one count of failing
to comply with the conditions
of a release. Gosnell was fined a
total of $250,  ~

Geraldine Tremblay pleaded
guilty to assault and was 8 fined

3100.

Feb. 9
Merle Craig Alexander plead.

ed guilty to. impaired driving.

He was fined $300 and. was

‘given an automatic licence

suspension,

Donald Farley Harris pleaded
guilty to breaking-and-entering.
Harris was sentenced to 30 days
in jail,

Michael Morrison pleaded
guilty to impaired driving. Mor-
rison was fined $750 :and is

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Robert. Allan: Thomson,
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juana. He was sentenced ‘to
three months in jail and was put
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He was fined $400.

Ryner James’ Wemet pleaded
guilty to driving with ‘a blodd-
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of .08. He was fined-$700 and
prohibited from driving for one
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