Suspect held

‘A SUSPECT has been
arrested and charged with

school pirl in a wooded area,

held in custody,
The , incident - happened
Sept. 19 at a trail along the
escarpment known as the Indian
Face trail: The 15-year-old girl

morning.

49 trucks

_ condemned

‘NINETEEN aging ‘pickup
trucks and one car were con-
demned’ by:- motor. vehicle
inspectors in a pair of road-
checks Saturday morning...’
Terrace RCMP Const. J.R.

sel up near the Thomhill Pub on
Old Lakelse Lake. Dr. ‘in an
effort to catch unsafe vehicles
on their. way ‘to ‘the: dump.
Another v was located on Lanfear.
RCMP and motor. vehicle

300. vehicles,. condemning 20,

writen wamings.
“Walker said the trucks con-
demned were not borderline.
cases — they were: invariably
vehicles so unsafe that they
endangered. other people on the
road, besides. their: own
occupants,’ ;

: “Tes not picky ‘stuff, ” ‘he
explained. “We? Te talking bro-
ken frames, seriously cracked:
frames, rusted out floors, and
_[ suspension, steering and brakes
‘| that should have “failed” years
ago.” .

You’ ve, got ‘people. jam-
[ming pieces of wood into the

. centrate.’ ‘on -commercial : -and
industrial ‘vehicles more than

that may change.”

the surface.”

“Records set

“THE: ‘MONTH © of
September was the driest on
record, weather station officials
have confirmed...

“Just 36.5 mm of rain was
measured i in September at the
Terrace-Kitimat , Airport.That
beat the old record of 41.2 mm
ofrainin 1960.

' Average rain fall for the
J month is-101,7 mm. Five daily
maximum temperature records
were also broken: along the way,
boosting us to an average mean
temperature of 15.5 degrees for
the month — much warmer than
the notmal 12.1 degrees,

It was also much brighter
than normal. In September,
193.5 hours of sunshine were
measured, compared to the
average of 126.5 for the month.

Wild hay ride
A SEMI-TRAILER truck
hauling hay crashed along
Katum Lake Drive after it failed
to negotiate a curve Saturday.
‘RCMP said the driver. ~ a
49-year-old Vanderhoof man ~
was uninjured but there was
about $6,000 ‘damage to the’
vehicle. on
"A man, has been charged
with excessive speed relative to
conditions. -
Another single’ vehicle
accident happened at 6:30 p.m.
Monday when a 1985 Chevrolet
Cavalier driven by a Ketchikan
‘woman ‘failed to make a tum at
the Exstew railway crossing 28
miles west of iown,
The cat was totalled, but the
woman was not. injuret ‘No

charges ae pending.

atlempting to attack a Caledonia | ©

RCMP said a 25-year-old:|-
Terrace man has been charged | *
with sexual assault and is being’

was on her way to school i in the.

Walker said one roadblock ' was.

inspectors. checked a total of |

and issued 22 charges and. 12

. ~ projected ,130. person years of A 2.
“Employment wil be Ket as a © AROUND THE CLOCK OFFERI- Si
> result of the Nass: TSA decision, iz
| Talstra said that will undoubtedly Cent The . a
' os lock Freshness
hates any direct effects on Make Your Choice From a Wide Varlety

Inspectors. ‘usually con- ;
' said it would trickle down into

. private, ones. But Walker sald-

Pit became: clear tous we
have to do this more often,” he
4 said. “I think we just scratched:

CRIME |igul

STOPPERS

Kitimaat Village.

During the evening of Sept. 23, 1995 culprits forcibly
entered the Coffee Shop premises on Haisla St. in the
Village.

Approximatel $1500 i in ci areties were stolen. .
PP 'y g 1 TIME: 7:30 p.m.

. 635-TIPS. OF. your, local: RCMP Detachment,

Crimestoppers offers | a cash’ reward: of up to $1, 000 for | .
information leading to an arrest and charges laid: against any |..
individual in this or any other: unsolved crime, If you have
any information, call Crimestoppers at 604-635-TIPS, that’s
604-635-8477. Callers will not be required to reveal their
identity nor testify in court,

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MM October 15.

| BE Are Gnvited...

(gy TO MEET THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS, Mr.
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in solving a Break & Enter of Don’s Coffee Shop in A nd has done so for 75 years.
iB *) education, a ® Girls from Ke12 (boarding from Gr. 4)*

*
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| LOCATION: Pfamiles individually. To arrange a

. Mir. McEwan will also be pleased to meet wit
separate interview, please call the school in advance,

~ QUEEN MARGARET'S SCHOOL

660 Brownsey Avenue,
We Duncan B.C. V9L 102

Dick McEwan, at an informal
{can provide an excellent —

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Phone (604) 746-4185 ©
FAX (604) 746-4187

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| Reserved
wood could
save jobs

THE PREDICTED job loss
. tesulting from the chief forester’s
decision to lower the Nass TSA
‘annual allowable cut. could be

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Ci.m. per year potential cut that is s 2
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those operations. to: take ad- AR ma *
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location was so remote,’ * ay a WEEKDAYS: ‘1-00 AM - 100 Pu ME
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“for dealing with the loss of jobs,”’ Oh a a

Talstra said. And if Petter doesn’t : y * ~G@ A wre ® | * a)

come up with something convinc-

‘ing, city: representatives will sug- el

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individuals in the forest industry:
such as ‘logging contractors, -he

1 the etal and service’ sectors as
well.

While some . of those alfected

_ will be from the communities. of
Stewart and Hazelton, he pointed -
out, ‘These are people who shop
here, have their vehicles repaired
_ here, buy things that are part of
day-to-day living.”* -

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