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Bear carcass rots

after electrocution

RESIDENTS of the 3900 block Dobbie want a smelly
bloatec! bear moved from their front yards,

The yearling is thought to have electrocuted itself Saturday
morning when dogs scared it up a tree that crossed local elec-
trical lines, a

Since then, the rotting mass has been waiting out the long
weekend when conservation officers get back to work.

“I'm surprised, amazed and annoyed that we can’t get this
thing moved,” said resident Claudette Sandecki, who added
the bear has almost doubled in size since Saturday morning.

RCMP officers came out and agreed it was dead but said
not to touch it, she said,

Sandecki said the carcass could have been used for meat or
by a local taxidermist,

“But now it’s a total waste,” she said,

Sandecki was also concerned that elementary students at
the school half a block away could face future run-ins with
bears, oe

“Everyone should just be aware, that’s all.”

Traffic safety stressed

IF YOUR kids are going back to school this September,
Terrace RCMP want to make sure they’re safe.

And, says Constable Kurt Grabinsky, Terrace RCMP
will watch local driving habits a little closer in September to
do just chat.

Each week, officers will focus on different aspect of safe
driving, ;

Between Sept. 6-12 drivers will get a $144 fine if caught
not yielding to pedestrians,

From Sept. 14-19 it's seatbelt check time, with the
emphasis on drivers who don’t buckle themselves or their
children up. The fine - a whopping $86.

And if you or your kids ride bikes to school, make sure
they’re wearing helmets, Oo

From Sept. 20-26 RCMP will focus on cyclists not wear-
ing helmets and the fine is $29.

And from Sept. 27 - Oct. 3 officers will be observing
intersections to make sure drivers obey stop signs and traffic
signals. ‘The ticket will be $144,

Marijuana arrest

POLICE arrested and charged a resident for allegedly
growing marijuana Friday,

The 34-year-old Terrace woman was charged for posses-
sion of a controlled substance. Police seized three large

marijuana plants, six, starter plants and a few seeds from a
Muller Avenue home.

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Persecution

In the meantime, the women do whatever Wallace asks
of them — including hiding in the woods if they have to.

They say they would prefer to sleep in the rain instead of:
taking shelter at a local transition house. Alexander says ”
workers there are connected to the human resources minis-
iry. It’s a ministry they’d rather stay away from since
Wilma Alexander admitted cashing two monthly welfare
cheques in August when she should have received only
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SKEENA SAWMILLS workers went back to work yesterday
as part of an anticipated federal work-sharing program,

Although the program only has verbal approval from Human
Resources Development Canada officials and no actual contract,
West Fraser general manger Lou Poulin said the company called
its employees back to work immediately, The 150 mill workers
are returning to work on a one-shift only basis,

That means they'll alt work half time, and employment insur-
ance benefits under the work sharing program will pick up most
of the remaining half of their pay,

IWA local 2171 members here voted 85 per cent Aug. 30 in
favour of the proposal, which will see them collect reduced pay- °
cheques, It will last 26 weeks.

Final paperwork must be completed and additional information
must be provided before final approval is issued, HRDC director
Shirley Kimery said.

mistic the necessary work would be completed.

Without the work-share program, West Fraser indicated it
could only have afforded to run ane shift of the sawmill,

That would have resulted in just 65 people working, and the
remaining nearly 90 workers being laid off,

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