Rotary president Wayne Epp (above left)
made a donation of his own following the
ofticial opening of the Salvation Army Ket-
tle Drive last Saturday. Manning the kettle
were Paul Flemming of the 4th Terrace Ven-
tures, Kale Pauls of the ist Terrace
Ventures and Salvation Army Capt. John
Harker. The 4th Terrace Ventures will be
helping attend the Salvation Army kettles

during December and the 1st Terrace Ven-
tures will be helping to deliver food
hampers. The Terrace Community Band of-
fered festive music during the ceremony
and several donations were made. Among
these, the Rotary Club $500, Elks Club and
Ladies of the Royal Purple $1,000, Kinsmen
$1,000, Kinettes $1,000, Centennial Lions

$500 and the Kemano Legion $200.

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wooded area of a. residential lot
last Saturday when they heard a -
dog whining. They investigated,
and less than 15. meters away
from where they. were playing,
found a dog with its head caught
in a spring trap baited with raw
meat, Surrounding the trap were
three wire snares about 30 cen-

timeters in diameter suspended -

two feet off the ground. Ap-
parently to be sure of a kill, the
trapper ‘had also hung raw meat
from a wooden tripod near the
traps in order to attract animals.

The frightening part-is that
the dog was a 60-pound German
wire-haired terrier, about the
same size as the children — and
the trap was designed to kill,
says Bowsher, He says it took
the strength of two adults to pry
open the trap wide enough to
free the dog. The dog survived
the ordeal, though, probably
because its collar absorbed some

“of the energy of the trap. But the

dog was in shock.and probably

-would have died within a few -
-hours if it hadn’t been found. —

And, says Bowsher, if the dog

hadn’t sprung. the trap it could -
have’ been stepped on by a pass- -

ing child. The trap was hidden,
covered ‘by cedar boughs, and
could have caught one of them
by the leg. The snares, too, were
high enough to catch a smail
child running. head-down.
Bowsher says he’s discussed
the incident with local conserva-
tion officer Ken Hoffman and
was told that the traps involved

in the incident were probably set.

for fox and were designed to
kill. He says the owner of the
property had no knowledge of
the traps. Anyone having any in-

formation that may identify the -

person or persons who set the
traps should phone the Terrace
Animal Shelter at 635-9372.

Sharples

Terrace’s Jeff Sharples
returns to NHL action
tonight at Edmonton when
the Oilers host the Soviet
-team ‘Khimik’ in an exhi-

NHL action tonight

back in

bition game, He’s been out
since a shoulder injury .six
weeks ago. The game airs on
BCTY at 7:30 p.m.

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