The Terrace Standard, Wednesdav. February 24. 1993 - Page A11

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Boy killed
TRAGEDY STRUCK a family
in Jackpine Flats last week
when -:fiye-year-old Tyson
Rauschenberger was killed
bencath the wheels of a truck.

RCMP said the accident took
place at 7:09 p.m. Tuesday,
Feb, 16 at’the family’ s Marion
Ave, home:

The boy was rushed to Mills
Memorial “Hospital but was
pronounced dead on arrival.

The incident is being investi-
gated by the coroner’s office
and Terrace RCMP.

Surprised

A LOCAL man returned to his
Soucie Ave. home at noon
hour Feb. 15 to discover a
would-be thief fleeing out his
front door.”

RCMP ‘said the man arrived
to find his front door open and
a teenage boy running out of
the house, °

Police said the suspect is de-
scribed as a native male, ap-
proximately 15- years old,
165cm, 60kg, with black hair
past his shoulders, wearing an
army green coat and blue
jeans.

The intruder kicked in the
door, but nothing was reported
missing:

RCMP report a 15 per cent
increase in residéntial break-
ins from December to January.

Residents are asked to ensure
homes are secure and report
any suspicious persons in their
neighbourhood.

Charged

Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital
Foundation

4720 Haugland Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 2W7

A thoughtful way to remember Is with an In Memoriam gift to
“the DOr, R.E.M, Lee Hospital Foundation. Donations are
i gratefully accepted at the above address, the Terrace Fire
§ Dept. on Eby Steet or please contact Helene McRae at
635-5320. Income tax receipts are available.

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Police arrested a man at a .
house on Johns Road Feb. 5 ee NAME _
| after. reports. of shots being a _ =a ee ADDRESS -

fired in the areas
Timothy - Harold Birming- J apa Nn D O U Nn nd
ham, 36, of . Terrace, was
charged with careless use of 2 CRANE LIFTS 30-foot totem pole out of Kitselas carving shed for shipment by ‘truck: to Prince nx AGE
OT ing fo police, a man Rupert last Friday. It's now on a ship bound for Japan and will be put up at a new cultural Draw to be made To enter drop or mall this ad to
had that afternoon threatened centre In Owase, the sister city to Prince Rupert. The pole was designed by Prince Rupert car- Friday, March 5 at The Terrace Standard
‘to shoot at the’ occupants of a ver Dempsey Bob and carved by relatives Stan Bevan, Ken McNeil, Edgar Frank and Wayne 500 4647 Lazelle Ave,
Gair Ave. home, but was Carlick. A ceremony at Kitselas preceded the pole being placed on the truck. UU pm ‘Terrace, BC'VBG 188" ©

‘thwarted bya passenger in’ his’
can co,
iLater+: that day,” police
responded to reports of shots
fired near Birmingham’s Johns
| Road home.

Police also seized a 30-30
nifle.

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