A2 - Tha Terrace Standard, } Wednesday. | November 1, 1995

FOR CANADA: Terrace's Chris Spang! (right)
holds a sign during Friday’s unity rally in Montreal.

Relieved by ‘No’ vote

CHRIS SPANGL feels much better for the people
who came up to him on the street last Friday in Montreal.

-. “They were scared, They said “if it is ‘Yes,’ please
remember us: Don’t leave us high and dry",” noted. the
‘Terrace resident who flew to the Quebec city for the large
pro-Canada rally on Oct. 27.

“And: now that the referendurn on separation has been

| Spangl’s relieved.

> “My. mother called and. sid that sinking feeling -is
gone, at least for now,” the: Montreal-born Spangl said
Tuesday 1 morning after a tense night watching the results
come in from the Oct. 30 referendum.

~ Spangl was one of thousands who took advantage of
‘ctieap airfares to fly to Montreal last Thursday, a attend the
massive rally Friday and telurn home Saturday.

‘My sign said “Terrace B.C. says no to the division of
‘Chiida’ Tt’ was’ orarige and really" ‘stood’ out" amniig, ‘the
| blue. and white of the other. Signs, “People came BP, ‘to! me

. and. ‘shook my hand; saying’ thane ‘Vou’ ‘for’ coming,

Spang! s said. :

“Spangl feels’ Premier Jacque Parizeau’ 'S post-referen-
dum comments that big money and the ethnic vote helped

| defeat the separtists will work against the “Yes’ forces.
‘|. “If he had’ said that a month ago, or even two days
before, there would have been a landslide for the ‘No”,”
; ' Spangl’ s-referendum feelings took.the shape of an
. effigy of Bloc Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard, com-
“| plete with missing leg, that he hung outside of’his Sparks
Sthouse.

.. Thief sprayed victim

- RCMP ARE looking for aman who robbed a

: Norther Motor Inn employee Sunday afternoon after
spraying her in the face with an unknown substance.
_-©Police said. the culprit fled on foot: with one of the
hotel’s deposit bags and escaped in a waiting vehicle.

". The incident happened at 4:40 p.m. Sunday.
|<: The suspect is described as a five-foot-four, clean-sha-

ven Caucasian male approximately 20 years old with a
roundish face and short blondish hair, He was wearing a
pink sweater, jeans and a baseball cap. Anyone with infor-
mation ¢ can call police at 638-0333,

Reporter o on the move

THISISSUE is Malcolm
Baxter’s last with the |:
Terrace Standard,

As of today, he has
taken. up a new position &
as editor of the Northern
Sentinel in Kitimat,

recently. purchased by
Cariboo Press.

_ Malcolm has been, with 4
the Standard since it first
starled publishing here in

1988;

‘Apart from covering a
number of the news beats
over that period, he spent
nearly five years looking

GRIME [a
STrOPPERS

On Sunday 15 January 1995, four young men decided
to climb up the north side of Mount Hayes in Prince
Rupert.

The four men arrived at the surnmit near the burned out
Chalet around noon hour, and they remained in that general
vicinity until approximately 5 pm. ..

As the light was beginning to wane, they. decided to
descend the mountain but got turned around and began
coming down the south side. The four men spiit-into groups

For information,

of two and went down the mountain using their own route.
One of the two man groups continued to descend down the

United Nations Children's Fund

call (604) 874-3686.

Mountain via the south side; and quickly: became
disoriented in-the forest and marshes;.-"----- -

Sometime during the descent, the two men found ae
bone which appéared.to ther as part of a ‘human rib and
not too Far from this find; ‘they also found’ a human skull.
They wrapped the Skull in their shirt and brought it to the
police.-

The skull was sent south: ‘for examination by. various

agencies inorder lo obtain-as much’ information about its
identity as possible. Forensic Anthropology and Forensic
Odontologist found the skull to be that of a caucasian male
in his early 20's. Also classified in the Caucasgid Great
Race are persons of the East Indian race.

The skull appears to have been in the bush for at least 30°
yrs, The teeth” in the “skull: were in,:good condition
suggesting good oral hygieng, but: there was some staining
which may. indicate: the individual was: a coffee’ drinker
and/or a smoker.

The area of the mountain in which the skull was found,
has been searched twice since the discovery in an attempt
to lecate more bones, Animals and the density of the bush
made it difficult to retrace-any of the steps of the -
discovereis, consequently | no other bones were found.’

Police checks of missing persons at.this point in lime

Andrea has been a stylist
for three years. She brings
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and enthusiasm of youth.
Andrea enjoys all aspects
of hairstyling, she also”
does beautiful braids for |
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have revealed nothing consequently, police are steking the
assistance of the public.

Any one with information on this crime
or any other crime is urged to call
Crimestoppers at 635-TIPS or your local
RCMP Detachment. Crimestoppers
offers cash rewards for information
leading to an arrest and charge for any
criminal offence.

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after. the Community
section before switching
to Sports.

“I've ‘really enjoyed “my ‘time. here, ” he says.

. “When I first came to Terrace, I was struck by how

vibrant the community. was, That’s something that
hasn’t changed at all.’’

Which. ensured being a reporter here was always
interesting, if at times a little hectic. “I never did
learn the trick of how to be in three places at once,”
he adds,

No stranger to Kitimat — he’s lived there off and

~ on for 16 years —- Malcolm says moving back is a bit
like golng home, And the challenge of the new job is
*‘irresistible’’,

~ However, there’s also a twinge that goes with
leaving the friends he’s made over the years here and
colleagues at the Standard. ‘Terrace isn’t a hard
place to get attached to and I’ve had the opportunity
to work with a great team at this paper.”’..,

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