Bikes -
marked

TERRACE — On April
21, Terrace and area
schools‘ in conjunction
with the Terrace RCMP,
the Terrace Fire Depart-
ment and local business
embarked on an anti-
bike theft project. This
project will be carried
throughout all scholls in
Terrace & area.

by Constable
Ewen Harvie
Crime Prevention Unit

The design of the pro-
gram is to mark as many
bicycles as possible in the
area to deter theft, Bikes
will be marked in six
vital areas to assist in the
recovery of stolen bikes
and parts. The marking
has also proven in .the
past in other areas of
B.C. to reduce the
number of reported bike
thefts.

Areas to be marked in-
clude front and back
wheels, handle bars
seats, cranks, front forks
and the main frame
itself. If, for example a
bike is broken down into
parts and put on another
bicycle these parts will be
identifiable.

The RCMP at any one
time may have up to 30
or 40 bikes at their com-
pound that are not re-
turnable because the
bicycles are not iden-
tifiable. This campaign
will also help in the
quicker return of
recovered bicycles to
their owners. It will also
help in the quicker iden-
tification of stolen bikes.

Each area school will
be scheduled for mark-
ing times throughout
April and May, at which
time students will be ask-
ed to bring their bikes to
school. Once there, they
will be engraved with a
number issued by the
RCMP that is unique to
that bike and a sticker
placed on the bicycle
identifying it as being
marked.

Manpower for this
project is being supplied
by Auxiliary RCMP con-
stables, regular
members, Terrace Fire

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Swimmers

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Wilson, Prince Rupert
(25).

Ten-year-olds, boys —
Bobby Peacock, Terrace
(63); Graeme Last,
Kitimat (32); Mike
Baker, Terrace (29).

In the final overall
team point standings, the
host Bluebacks placed
first with 783 points,
followed by Kitimat
Marlins with 480 and
Prince Rupert with 401.

Organizers declared it
a most successful meet
over two days.

On: Mother’s Day,
May 11, Thornhill
Agricultural Grounds
Committee is holding a
Fun Fair at the Thornhill
Community Grounds.
The Fun Fair begins at
11 a.m. until about 5
p.m.

by Diane Wyatt
Terrace Contributor

Everyone is excited at
the prospects of a day of

fun and activities for the.

whole family.
Along. with 6a
gymkana, sponsored by

the Totem Saddle Club,

there will bea great line-
, up of local entertainment
for everyone to enioy.

Tervace Review —

Fun Fair planned”

Spring is especially a
time for baby animals
and organizers are sure
everyone will want to
visit the baby goats,
lambs, ducks and rabbits
at the petting zoo spon-
sored by the Skeena
Livestock 4-H Club.

‘The pony rides are
another favorite with the
children. The Boots-N-
Saddles 4-H club will
once again be organizing
this along with. their
Horse Tack sale.

How many of you had
the opportunity to see
the art work provided by

the Terrace ‘Child
Development. Centre at
their face painting booth
during last years fall

fair? Well, they are back”

by popular demand to

provide visitors with

some interesting and
entertaining looks once
again.

The Women’s Re-
source Centre will be on
hand with their Book

Store and will also be-

selling balloons. After all
a day of fun would not
be complete without
balloons or even pop-
corn which will be sold

by the Golden Spruce
Society.

If visitors happen to
get hungry the Totem
Saddle Club Canteen
sells great hamburgers,
or try something special
from the Mighty Muf-
fins. If all this sounds
like fun, there is more.
There will be special
Mothers Day cakes, bak-
ing, fish pond, crafts,
livestock and games for
visitors to try their luck
at.

Best of all, don’t
forget the Celebrity Goat
Milking Competition.

Wednesity, April: 23. i986 9
Participating ‘celebrities.

are Bob. Marcellin, a
Regional District
representative, and
Harry Redmond, Totem
Saddle Club president
and members of the
Thornhill Parks & Rec-
reation Advisory Com-
mittee. They are already
looking for your sup-
port.

Remember, all pro-
ceeds from this eveni will
be donated to the Ter-
race Development Cen-
tre. The other celebrities
will be announced soon.

If your group would
still like to get involved
call Diane Wyatt
635-6403 and Sharon
Taylor, 638-8008.

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