- TERRACE — Good Fri-
day was Bad Friday for
Terrace Minor Baseball.
. .Thieves made off with
‘special heavy-duty wire
mesh fencing that had
been donated-to Terrace
Minor ball to construct a
tunnel to house and utilize
- their new pitching mach-
‘ine, The donated material
“was valued’ at close to
‘$2,000.

- The donation. came
~ from Atlin, and it took

several methods of volun- . |
teer conveyances to bring -

School coaches seek

- ball fencing

_ the three rolls. of fencing

to Terrace. Baseball
workers -had planned to

erect, the structure during

Easter weekend, having
‘left the material at the
‘park just before Good Fri-
day.
Unless the thief has a

- change of heart, it seems a

lot of ‘people. will not see

their goal fulfilled. Minor

Baseball simply can’t af-

ford to go out and pur-
chase the required fenc-

ing...
It seems a lengthy 2, 100

kilometer. ‘trip. fro

to Terrace:was a waste of |
time and effort for the. a

adult helpers on behalf, of f.-
all :the - youngsters - in, the ,

various divisions,

- The matter is under ine |

- yestigation, but little hope .
is made for the fencing’s. |
return: Persons with any §
‘information should con- J

tact. the RCMP.

_ If the thieves 'do hive 2 af.
“change of heart, they can
return ‘the fencing to %-
Minor Baseball with “‘no

questions asked”.

financial sports aid

TERRACE — The Ter-

race and District School
Board has been asked to ~’
look into the hardship fac- -

ed by school sports in -

‘financing. of coaches and
team travel. throughout
the year.

Ina. presentation. made
to the Board’s Finance

Committee, the group said _
that although ‘some help -

had been afforded by the

Board, it was not enough.

The “presentation

highlighted time’ coaches.

give on instruction after
hours, organizing, fund-
raising, driving to other
communities, - costs to
them in supplying ° their
own substitute teachers,
and so on, :

~The Committee noted

‘the three main: priorities -
-zone travel, coaches sub —
days and “eoaches ex-~
It recommended °

penses.
that the Board's . ad-

ministration. set. up a
meeting with principals to’
establish a philosophy to §

‘student travel funding. |

The coaches hope funds |
- will be found in the up-

coming ig budget.

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Letter _

= To the editor, -

_* Having seen far ‘too
much violence in the war,
and having lived peace-
ably in this town for over
20 years, I am definitely
no lover. of violénce.
Therefore this ‘‘old gaf-
- fer’? was quite dismayed
the other day to discover
that he had to resort to

fisticuffs to defend his~

Tight to go shopping
without harassment at
Skeena Mall.

This makes one wonder _
how much of this hassling

Police report__

TERRACE —: Approx-

‘imately $3,000 in property.

damage ‘resulted from: a
‘single vehicle accident

- April 21 at the intersection -

of Highway 16 and
Highway 37. The driver of
a -half-ton truck pulling a
boat trailer lost control of

the vehicle while heading —
north on Highway 37, and-

‘the boat left the trailer.

The accident ‘is under T

investigation, -
: oe
TERRACE — Terrace
RCMP arrested a local

man for impaired driving |

on April 22, following a
routine check. The man
will appear in Terrace
court May 29,
zat ve

TERRACE — A 28-year-
. old Prince Rupert man
was arrested for impaired
driving April 23 after a
minor motor vehicle acci-

.dent on Highway 16, 30 |

kilometers west of Ter-
race. He. will appear in
court June 5 os

by troublemakers goes on,

as many people of my age
group are no longer robust
enough, to resort to a
physical solution to'such a
problem, so such incidents:

‘probably go unresolved,

thus allowing the problem
to grow.
Bach shopping mall

tries. to develop its in-

dividual atmosphere, and
I, as a member of the
mature: shopping public,

would like to understand -

clearly what kind of at-
mosphere the businessmen
and management. of
Skeena Mall are trying to
establish. Do they want

TERRACE ‘— Terrace

RCMP report. a woman -

was injured April 26 when
her bicycle was struck by a
van at the corner of Walsh
Ave; and Thomas St. The
Terrace youth driving the

- van lost control of the

‘vehicle on a curve; no in-

formation: was available —

concerning charges. *

the area to be a hangout ;

for troublemakers, a place

where older - ' shoppers

carry personal protection

devices or form self-pro- —
tection groups, as has hap- ©
pened in some neighbor-.

hoods in North America? -
Or .would they ‘prefer .
mature shopers to ‘take
their shopping dollars and
go elsewhere?

If not, what are they do-—

ing about it?
Do these businessmen

‘think their responsibility |
to the shopping public is —

restricted to relieving them.
of their money, or do they
realize that they have a du-’
ty to. provide ‘the public

with a hassle-free environ-
ment in Skeena Mall and §)

its environs?

I and my family (and |
several’ others) want to

know what will be done to

clear up this. situation
‘before continuing to sup-.
port the businesses there. |

Talk .and XCUSES are -

not enough.

_ Greythistle,
Terrace. B.C.

- Wednesday is

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