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BRIEF
Heavens
to open

TERRACE — The
heavens will open up tonight
at Lakelse Lake Provincial
Park.

The H.R, MacMillan

with the park’s interpretative
program, is offering a chance

_ to look through a 10,000
power telescope,

There’ll also be a slide

. show and falk on whata per-
son can see in the night sky
with or without the use of a
telescope.

The slide show will take
place in the picnic shelter at
the Jake and the telescope
will be set up close by.

Call the parks affice, 798-

* 2277, for further information.

: There is no charge.

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And on Aug. 1 in the
-.park’s amphitheatre is a talk
“onan archaeological project
at the North Pacific Canncry

"just outside of Port Edward,

_ The project involves a. dig
at’ the cannery of a

| bunkhouse that once housed

: Chinese cannery workers.

Local resident Felicia Ol-

China House project, will
give the talk and show pic-
tures. It begins at 8 p.m.

Bottle
people

TERRACE — It’s only
it happened once ‘that they
i know of, but Special
Olympics organizers are.
, | worried about young people
collecting bottles door to
door.

They say they are collect-
ing for handicapped bowling
but, as Special Olympics co-
ordinator Joan Cox says, the
group is the only one to offer
organized bowling in the city

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“gon, one of those on the.

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| MOONLIC

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 29, 1992 — Page AS

Man drowns in Lost Lake

TFERRACE — The investiga-
tion into the July 21 death of
Terrace resident Danny Ray
Scott, 27, is continuing, says
focal coroner Jim Lynch.

Scott was swimming toward
a raft on Lost Lake north of
Terrace when he got into dif-
ficulty and submerged.

Other swimmers in the area

were unable ta rescue him,

The victim was recovered by
divers from the local water
rescue team and other emer-
gency services personnel
within an hour, but resuscita-
tion efforts failed.

An autopsy concluded the
cause of death was drowning,
but “it wasn’t clear if there
were other factors,’’ said
Lynch.

Analysis of lissue samples is
continuing and should - be
ready in a month or so.

“It's very likely we could
never find out what hap-
pened,’ said RCMP Staff
Sergeant John Veldman. ‘‘It’s
one of those things where a

guy could just panic, or havea ff

cramp.”’

Scolt was swimming alone at
the time of the accident.

“It’s a good idea to swim in

pairs,’ said Veldman. ‘'That -

way there’s someone there to
assist you.” |

‘Veldman also advises
people not to overjudge their
swimming capabilities and to
avoid drugs and alcohol.

RCMP OFFICERS and rescue persennel haul in raft carrying a
rat carrying a jocal resident after he was recovered from Lost

Five people hurt
in car accident

TERRACE — Five people
were injured July 19 when a
car travelling south on Kalum
Lake Drive near Dover Road
went off the road after failing
to negotiate a left hand curve.
The driver and four. pas-
Sengers sustained a total of

~*Tep-and arm injuries:

Police believe alcohol and
excessive speed were factors
in the accident. Charges are
pending.

Traffic was stopped for close.
to half an hour at the scene of
the accident.

The 19% Pontiac Firefly in-
volved.:in' :the crash: | .was +:
destroyed. oe

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Lake north of Terrace, Efforts to revive the man, who was under
water for a period of time, failed. The investigation contines.,

. injured when ‘it: left’ the:

A SMALL. _ car: was’
destroyed and ‘five people:

Kalum. Lake Road. last.
week. The road was: closed |
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