The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 23, 2005 - A7

STEAK & : :
LOBSTER a
60z. Top Sirloin broiled ;
to perfection a 4-50z.
lobster tail served with
hot melted butter and
your choice of baked
potato, roast potato, :
riceorany salad.” “

Terrace rescue team
finds missing youth

A SECOND tcen missing in 1,300m south of where the — have.” Jephson said.

. the community — piece of.ice or just floated ing the same sunny spring

a Fort St. James fake since snowmobile and Prince’s Jephson said team mem-
Christmas Day was found body were found Feb. 2. bers logged more than 1,050 CAPTAIN COMBO
by Terrace Water Rescue “ Searchers used a sophis- hours of on-ice time and 260 | doz. Lobster Tail & Boz a
crews last week. licated: sonar device to lo- hours of travel time. Crab Legs served with i
Nineteen-year-old Mat-. cate’ the two teens and the Many holes were drilled "your choice of baked e
thew Karey’s body was dis- — snowmobile. “through the ice so the so- "potato, roast potato, fi, *
covered just after noon on Jephson said Karey’s nar device could be lowered rice.or any salad. :
Feb. 18. body was either moved, by down. The weather cooper- " i: Che: For R ti Call
“We're all relieved. for the direction of the wind, a-- ated with Fort St. James see- nn © ~~ “A £2. TEC
the family, the c ity i sy 7 i y. 250-638 - 1503

4402 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace | : |

= and just for ourselves.” said® that direction. — weather, as Terrace — last 4
Dave Jephson of ‘Terrace Terrace Search and Res- ‘week. i _— $
Search and Rescue. cue members Dwayne Shep “1's been great, nice and ™

Karey and another teen. herd ahd Sin Lue found Kar- warn but just cold enough
« .Kora-Lee — Prince. were — ey’s body. to keep everything frozen.”
snowmobiling when, au- Jephson said Luchas been — Jephson said.
thorities suspect, the ma- there for the full 38 days.9 “The sonar had: been run-
chine went through the ice = Lue had been looking for ning: 34 days straight out of
of Stuart Lake. work in Terrace, and even — the 38 days the rescue team
Prince's body \ as found though employers were call-.’” had been in Fort St. James.
earlier.» ing him, he just kept saying Jephson hopes the team ce
Karey's body was sus- he wasn’t returning -home can bring the sonar home : _ rs A
7 pended vertically in the w until the "search was ‘com- — and practice with it. — — i ws
ter because of the flotation pleted. . He and other members of — ALLEN KAREY, the father of Matthew Karey, who was ; f 8 | Ee

: of his boots. His head was “Hm hoping he didn't the Terrace team will be at found by a Terrace Water Rescue crew last week, ~~ Ken is Back! ,

resting on the lake bottom. lose work but that’s the = the funeral services for the holds the sonar that helped find his son and another : a
He — was, discovered dedication of the people we — two teens. . Fort St. James teen missing since Christmas Day.» and to celebrate

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. Search and rescue grant restored 4 save 5” a

SEARCH and rescue ‘volunteers here won't have’ The group gets money from bingo, but isi’ ‘tal- «ing the difference. oe . . Colou rs & Perms . _—

noted. — ; ‘to effectively reduce the rent to $10,000 by donat- — ment to pay for these services.”

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to scramble to make up a cul to their grant from lowed to spend it on the building rent. “City council voted Feb. 14 to abandon its pre- - not to be combined with other offers
the city after all. The roughly 30 active members have special- vious recommended cut and maintain Terrace. - coupon expires 03/31/05
Council backed down on the plan to chop 10 ized equipment that must be kept indoors and ina. Search and Rescue's grant at $9,000 for. 2005.
per cent of $900 out of, the Terrace Search and — secure location, he said, They're also asking fire chief Randy Smith.to
Rescue grant. If the city won't provide the money for rent, — prepare a report on_how other groups around the
The city had planned to give the group $8. 100 he said, the group could erect a new building ona north are financed, with an aim to lobbying for in-
instead of the $9,000 given in recent years. city-owned property. creased money from the provincial government. a
But Search and Rescue rep Bill Braam told Braam: noted the city grant has already been “T suspect it’s just a hodge-podge of volunteers s wave iy a
council the move would leave the group without — cut in recent years from $12,000 down to $9,000. running bingos and raffles to pay for what thes, ait Bp pit ast! »
enough money to pay ils rent, forcing it to search “That funding’s been slowly eroded away,” he, province should be funding,” councillor David here a our P mo ‘ H
for a new home. said. me Hull said. . . w Hing of oo es :
“Our time and effort is all volunteered,” he After the last cut, he said, the landlord agreed “Pressure has to come to bear on the govern- 1s a w / beanie r

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