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Vol. 4, Issue No. 43

CST. EWEN HARVIE -
Constable Ewen Harvie, the
community relations and crime
prevention officer for the Ter-
race detachment of the RCMP,
has been chosen to receive the
B.C. Solicitor General’s Crime
Prevention Award. _
Norm Brown, the Solicitor
General senior program mana-
ger for community policing, said
in an interview yesterday that
Cst. Harvie was chosen for the

One prospect |
for government
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service

One stop shopping for
government services in Terrace
is expected to be a reality by.
March 1, 1989, according to the

B.C. Minister of. Regional

Development, Elwood Veitch.
The only question that" re-
mains is just exactly where it will

be located. According to British

Columbia Building Corporation
Corporate Affairs Manager
John Murphy, negotiations have

been narrowed down “‘principal-

ly”? to just one proposal, and he
says it is hoped. that ar-

rangements for a building can be.

-completed within the next few
weeks. _ OT,
Murphy says the new office
will incorporate the services of
the Motor Vehicle Licensing
Branch, the Government
_Agent’s office, Finance and
Corporate Affairs relating to

- prevention”. Brown said . the

_ and his participation in a provin-

Gold and silver in
Seoul for Paul Clark
Terrace’s Dr. Paul Clark won a gold and two silver out of

the four events he competed in at the World Disabled Games
at Seoul, South Korea, over the past 10 days. .

provincial honor for a. number
of reasons, . primarily “for. his
“oustanding work in crime

steering committee for the
award was particularly impress-
ed with Harvie’s uniquely suc-
cessful shoplifting prevention
program.
Brown also noted that Harvie

has put in efforts ‘‘above ‘and ©

beyond” those normally re-
quired of a crime prevention of-
ficer, including the initiation of
‘new programs, involvement in
community. policing projects,

cial crime prevention volunteer
body. oe

_ Harvie will receive the award
— a plaque — from B.C.
Solicitor General Angus Ree at a
reception Nov. 4 in North Van-
couver’s Mount Seymour Golf
and Country Club, The event
will also be attended by

representatives from the federal .

a Crime prevention | .

: October 26, 1988 .- |

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“Solicitor General and other fF”

justice system officials.

consumer taxation, Conserva-
tion Officers, the. Fish and

Wildlife Branch and the Liquor -

Control licensing branch.
_According to Veitch,. the

Government Agent office will
also include vital statistics ser- .-
vices, and the overall plan ‘will

offer Terrace area residents the.
same convenience in accessing
government services as residents
of Vancouver and Victoria now
enjoy. _

fk

It’s gumboot weather, but five-year-
coming home from kindergarten because she likes sp

*

old Cindy doesn’t mind. She says she takes her time

Gymnastics group

With input from the Com-
munity and Recreation Commit-
tee and the Terrace Advisory
Parks and Recreation Commis-

sion, city council will be con-,

sidering a proposal for a

$500,000 gymnasium complex —
- _mastics: club has been operating

. Clark collected his gold in the 800 meters. He missed 2 gold
by 7/100ths of a second ini the 1,500, and placed second in his
category for the marathon (fifth overall): He-missed a'medal
and settled for fourth in the 5,000,. Clark is now. Off to Japan.
for another marathon next week,

| emma every session and this is no

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put forward by the Terrace
Peaks Gymnastics Club at Mon-
day’s council meeting. All that’s

required, club president Erika.
Neves told council, is-a land

grant from the city...
According to Neves, the gym-

out of the facilities like the

Clarence Michiel School gym-
‘nasium for almost 18 years and

they have now reached the point

where they ‘have outgrown the.

facility.
She explains that it is only

_ through ‘‘generous goodwill and
patience’? of Clarence Michiel
- staff that they-are allowed to
_ continue with their programs, ©
But it still requires setting up and

taking . down. ‘equipment © for

lashing through the puddles.

seeks land from city

longer practical.

As described by Neves, the ce-
ment block structure would con-
sist of a 70-by-100 foot gym,
another 50-by-50 foot gym and
change and storage rooms on the

main floor; a utilities area and
boxing gym in: the basement;
and on the second floor, an of-
fice, kitchen and 40-by-50 foot
banquet room which she says

maintain the project.

Neves says that with this
facility and their present
coaching staff who are being
assisted by a national level of

gymnastics coach, they would.

have the capability of sending

our local gymnasts to the na-- -
tional and possibly even the in-
ternational level. Council is now. -
awaiting the committee recom."

would provide the income to mendation, ’
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Business Guide 14 Entertainment 12

Church Directory 18 Horoscope 2
ClassifiedAds 22—24- Letters . 7.
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