Trial set in
Ternes case

A TRIAL date has been set in Vancouver county court for the 33-
year-old North Vancouver man facing four criminal charges in
connection with a Feb. 11 incident in which one teenager was killed
and another critically injured.

Robert Dale Ternes will appear Nov. 2 for trial on the charges.
He lias elected to be tried by a judge without a jury.

Ternes faces one count of impaired driving causing death and
‘criminal negligence causing death in connection with the death of
14-year-old Steven Oakley.

‘He is also charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm
and criminal negligence causing bodily harm in connection with in-
juries suffered by Craig Potter, who was also 14 at the time of the
incident.

The charecs were laid against Ternes after a car jumped a side-
walk in the 1000-block Montroyal Boulevard and ploughed into a
group of Handsworth Secondary School students who were walk-
ing home from school.

Potter, who suffered multiple fractures and abdominal trauma in
the accident, was released Monday from Lions Gate Hospital and

transferred to the G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre.
’.- The trial has been scheduled to take four days.

| Tie charged.

; ‘ancouver’ ‘ment appeared Monday in North
* ‘Vanéonver’ provincial court to face a charge of breaking into a boat
on the North ‘Vancouver waterfront.

Darcy: ‘Zilkey,” Jeffrey David Green and “Trevor Averil Nson; all
19, were originally charged jointly with one count of break and
~ enter in connection with a. May 18 incident in. which, a "48-foot white

{ cruising vessel ‘was allegedly. burglarized. ao .
- 1 e vessel was in. the- Lynnwood Marina Drydock ait the time: :

: p before Sudge'J.K.:Shaw;: the three were ‘fémaiided t to
July 6 6 for their next court t appearance, | : .

for driving

A 24-YEAR-OLD ‘North’ Vancouver man was semtericed Friday to
: seven days i in Jail and fined $300 after he pleaded Builly toa nange

~ Mareh 29, incident i in North Vancouver,

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Motorcycle hits
car, two injured

TWO MOTORCYCLISTS were injured in an accident Saturday
after one of the motorcyclists collided with a northbound car one
mile north of Horseshoe Bay on the Squamish Highway.

According to West Vancouver Police; Gino Pastro, 20, of North!
Delta, and Timothy Dowler, 32,. of 6360, Bruce St., West Van-
couver, were sent to Lions Gate Hospital with feg i injuries shortly
after the 6 p.m. accident.

Police say the motorcycle driven by Pastro crossed a double line,
hit the car, bounced back and was struck by the second motorcycle.

Child dies after
struck by car

A FOUR-year-old girl was killed Friday just after 11 a.m. when she
was struck by a car operated by her grandmother.

The incident occurred behind Eatons at Park Royal south in
West Vancouver. No names have been released by West Vancouver
Police. The accident is still under investigation.

THE FOLLOWING pcople ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courthouses
recently to face various charges
laid against them.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in North

Man guilty of theft

A MAN CAUGHT by West Van-
couver Police June 4 with $1,500
worth of stolen automobile rims
and tires has pled guilty to theft
over $1,000.

The tires and rims were removed
earlier that day from a car parked
in the 1300-block of Clyde Ave. in
West Vancouver.

Twenty-year-old Paulo Fischetti,
of 444 East 53rd St., Vancouver,
was fined $600 in West Vancouver
court June 15.

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in court

Vancouver provincial court June 17:

Kenneth John Richard Nicholls,
21, of North Vancouver, was fined
$50 after he pleaded guilty to a
charge of possession of marijuana.
Nicholls must pay the fine by July

2 or spend five days in jail.

A bench warrant was issued for
Mission man Kevin Andrew Fowle,
21, after he failed to appear in
court. Fowle was to face a charge
of failing to appear for a court date.

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