by Harriett Fjaagesund

SS

Terrace animal control officer
Frank Bowsher says there are
too many. dogs running loose.

_ At-present, the Terrace shelter
has 26 dogs on its premises.
Bowsher says they are now
swamped daily with complaints
of dogs causing damage to
private property. The damage
being cuased by these roving
‘|’ animals is more. serious than

cans.
, An. example is the’ Uplands
Nursery on Kalum Lake Road.
Dogs. roaming loose are
' urinating.on the young trees
grown by the nursery, damaging
or even killing these trees.

Most of the complaints are
coming from four areas: Agar

PET OF THE WEEK: sugar, a female collie cross between Ave. . fan ongoing Problem):
one and two years old, is this week's pet. Staff at the Terrace : neeenes
Animal Shelter say she's housetrained, an indoor-outdoor dog, Pench, and the Halliwell/Kalum

Lake Road area.
loves kids and is very obedient. Bowsher’ said he has also

received numerous complaints
from the Graham Ave, area of
town, where packs of dogs have
been reported killing domestic

rabbits.
Bowsher has an added warn-

ing for dog owners: they are

simply knocking over garbage -

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responsible for any damage to
private property caused by their
dogs, and until the damages are
paid, the dog will remain at the
shelter. And if the dog is un-
licensed, then not only will the

: ‘Marauding. dogs killtreesand sy
livestock, annoy neighbourhoods

owner be required to purchase a
license when claiming the
animal, but there will also be a
$50 fine tacked on.

Pet owners can avoid all these
hassles by keeping Fido at home.

Conservation rates no
break in trash rates

"Commendable," says alderman
Rick King. .

"Quite remarkable," says alder-
tman Darry! Laurent. _
"Exemplary," is the way alder-
man Ruth Hallock describes the

recycling efforts of the Keith
Goodwin family on Marshall St. | °
Hallock, in fact, goes even fur-

ther: "Perhaps they can tell us how
they do it and others will follow
suit." But also from Hallock,
"Send them a copy of the proposed
recycling program in the City of
Terrace... But decline the reduction
of garbage collection fees."

This was the decision of Terrace
city council, despite the fact the
Goodwins are making every effort
to "reduce, reuse and recycle" their
household wastes. As a result, they

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he
Mon.—Thurs. 10:30 a.m. — midnight
Fil. & Sat, 10:30 am, — 1 am.

_ Sunday 12:60 am. — 10 p.m,

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Come out to Karaoke Night and sing along
with ihe lyrics as they appear on video.

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Sundays 8 - 12 midnight & Thursdays 9 p.m. - 1:00 a. m
Join the chorus at George’s Pub!
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Terrace phone 635-6375

said in a letter to alderman Ruth

‘Hallock placed before city council

Feb, 25, they only have one gar-

_bage can full of waste for city
crews to pick up monthly, while

their neighbours put out one or
two every week.

collection. fee from $22.75 to
$4.55, a rate reduction equivalent
to their labour-saving efforts? No
way, says council. But this leaves
unanswered the Goodwin's closing
question. "What plan does the City
of Terrace have to encourage the

community 10 Reduce, Reuse and -

Recycle?"

HENDRY
DOES IT
AGAIN

The Simon Fraser University
Clan have cleaned up cn awards
for women’s basketball in a U.S.-
based athletic circuit.

District One of the National

_ Association of Intercolicgiate

Athletes has named SFU’s
Michelle Hendry as_ district
player of the year. It’s the third
Straight year the six-foot-three
forward from Terrace has taken
the award.

Hendry averaged 24 points a
game in district play while the
Clan went undefeated in 16
games.

Awards also went to SFU’s
Allison McNeill as coach of the

- year and Jennifer Curley
- freshman of the year.

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Sunday Bullet Brunch
a) 10 a.m. + 2 p.m.
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I Kids $5*

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re YAN

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Every Friday
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8 p.m.-1 am.
Dolly Varden Rm.
DANCE
MUSIC

large screen TVs from Pro Tech
Admission $5 for teens 13 to 18

Grelg Ave.
Terrace
635-6630

So why not reduce their quarterly -

age