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4 «July and August,

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_* Lewis: was charged. after «

“from the society’s gaming

_ then moved back to Surrey.

’ show for court due to ill-

__what happened,” he said.

- ery’ against Lewis were
' stayed by the court.
‘The restitution order

. to pay back the Terrace

- Ad - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 27, 2006

‘From front

old by-laws

from its official list

_ City purges

That by-law stated no boy or girl under the

v4 sage of 17 was permitted to.be on the street
‘ ‘or in public areas after 10 p.m. unless ac-

‘ : companied by their parents, guardians or for
: some justifiable cause. During the months of
“children” could stay out
‘ ‘ unaccompanied until 11 p.m.:

- would be told to “go directly home, and if
‘ ‘such child refuses to obey such warning, or |

= if after such warning the child is found loi-

a » tering on the street or in public places, such.
» child may be taken home,” the bylaw states.
+ Any parent. or guardian who allowed his

‘Or her child to “habitually” contravene the”

‘ “aby: law. would be slapped with j a fine not ex-
', ceeding five dollars.

; “A lot of these bylaws have been on the
“books for a long number of years and its Just

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$
a
ry
‘
.
‘
,
7
,
,

THE TERRACE Standard’s senior "sales"

. -consultant and its primary ad designer have

a

‘;won two awards.

+second for-a series of ads for Uplands Nurs-.
ery: and second for an ad. framed around the

--;retirement: ‘of local Terrace. Builders Rona

voutlet co-owner George McCullough. +
. ‘The awards ‘were presented’ Sept. 16 i in
~ 'Kamloops at the annual ‘sales seminar held

by The.Terrace Standard’ s parent company,

*Black Press.

“+ “The Uplands Nursery ads featured gar-

-tdening tips while the Rona ad featured spe-
“cific items... - a’

rq

From front

‘he

* She also had taken four.
‘purchase orders from the so--
‘ciety and used.them for hotel

_ to address,”

‘Black Press newspapers stretching from’,

money: should it not be vol- .
-untarily paid. Both defence ;

one of those projects we never had a chance
says city director of corporate
administration, Denise Fisher.

“] thought it was time to make an effort to
get them off the books.”

Other interesting bylaws now taken. off

. the books include the 1953 Village of Ter-. -
‘ Any child found out after that time’ by - .
. '. ¢a constable, police officer or: city: official

race Beer Licence By-law.

It calculated the taxation amount any beer

licence holder in the community would have

to pay based on the cost of its licence from. .

the provincial liquor control board.
And in 1956 the Village of Terrace Raw
_Milk Sale By-law was created allowing peo-»

ple to sell unpasturized raw milk for human.

consumption as'long as the vendor obtained
a “Grade A certificate from the Health Of-,
ficer for the product and the premises where

the. milk. i is prepared | for distributi onto the =.
-consumer.” |

_ Two newspaper people ©
win advertising awards -

Prince Rupert to Prince George, down
through the Cariboo to the Okanagan and

se into the Kootenays entered ads i in the annual ;
 . Bert Husband and Sandra Stefanik placed ” .

competition.

Husband has been at The Terrace Stan-
dard for four and a half years while Stefanik
has been at the paper since'2000. . ©

Husband said the key to the winning ads _

was taking ideas developed in conjunction
with clients and having them turned into a
finished product. through the creativity ‘of

-Stefanik.

“The awards are the result of a lot of hard

work and demonstrate what can be done to

help businesses achieve their goals,” added
Terrace Standard:publisher Rod Link.

ae

heft from society
draws a sentence

and the prosecution agreed
to the. 18 month sentence.

”

‘accommodation. and meals
‘at a Prince Rupert hotel, two
‘prepaid cell phones and to
‘buy. furniture from. two Ter-..
‘race stores,

enstat

~ Royal

an investigation by the pro-
‘Vincial gaming branch.

It became involved be-
cause the stolen money came

general account and program —
and services account.

Lewis had been fired af-
ter another employee of the
society noticed the purchase
orders had been used but not
authorized. .

She admitted her involve-
ment in a police statement in

moan

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fad
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on
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.. Congratulates:

Pat Quinn - |

Success on attaining

“President's Gold”

For the month of August.
Royal LePage Terrace

Our Growth in sales means
‘satisfied home Buyers &
lers in Terrace & Kitimat

We’ ve Moved - 4724 Lazelle Avenue {|
| - - Behind McDonald's on Lazelle "| .

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LePage Terrace

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SS

April 2004 and described
‘ having a cocaine addiction
problem. . -
After failing to appear ‘for 1
‘court here, Lewis asked, and

was granted, to have the file

- waived to Surrey where she .
was.moving. .

_- After not ‘appearing for
court there, the file came « t

back to Terrace, and was ©

_“] find them all frustrat- p]?
_ ing,. yeah,” said Shaw about

defendants who fail'to‘come -

to court. “It's like having

a party, sending an invita- 6rdica

tion to them and they don’t —
come.”

Defence lawyer . James
Henry said Lewis failed to

ness and other unavoidable
events. >
‘Lewis did» express re-
‘morse, he said.

“Oh yeah, she was eX-.
tremely distraught about.

- Two other charges of
fraud over $5,000 and forg-

Nisga’ a. Society the money
Lewis owes is separate from
other aspects of the case. It
gives the society the right to
pursue Lewis to collect the

CORRECTION

On September 20, a Apage
insertto The Terrace Standardon
behalf of he BC Honda Dealers
sated that the 2006 Ridgeline
has a 5,000 Ib. payload and
1,500 Ib. towing capacity. In
fact, the 2006 Ridgeline has a
1,500 payload and a 5,000
b towing capacity. The BC
Honda Dealers apologize for
any inconvenience this may
have caused.

Nancy Fowler, ASCT ~~.
Vice President, ASTIBC
Director, Resources Solutions, TELUS

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