News In Brief

‘Down duvet taken

RESIDENTS of a south Eby St. home are not as
warm.at night as they once were.

: That’ S because theit home was broken into Nov,
‘14 and amongst the stolen items was a down-filled
duvet, -,

‘Police said culprits entered through a locked
‘garage and a basement door. They then removed
an upper floor door from its hinges.

, Along with the comforter, a Nintendo 64 game
System with three cartridges and roughly 150 CDs
‘were also stolen from the residence, police said.

_.A white van was seen in the area around the
‘time of the offence and may be related to the
crime. Police said it's a 1980s model Chevrolet or
GMC van. with black accessories.

Tf you have any information about this crime
lease e¢ contact Crimestoppers at 635-TIPS (8477).

"Beware of fake bills

‘day season, Terrace RCMP want people ta watch
out for.counterfeit bills,
a Police. Said counterfeit bills have been circula-
“ting in the Terrace area since late November. Bills
ivary fram $5-$50 have been seized.
_ Police say the bills appear darker in colour, the
‘Writing on the bill has a washed out appearance
and the texture and paper weight is lighter.
: Serial numbers to be aware of are:
‘EVU3633503, $20 VAY8298027,
“AWE5752205, $5 GPK3544800
“VAE0268020.

If you have information about these counterfeit
-bills please contact the Terrace RCMP at 638-
-7400 or Crimestoppers at 638-TIPS,

. Diving equipment stolen
IT’S BEEN one year since a home on Beaver
.Crescent was broken into and police are asking for
:your help in solving this crime.

In December 2000 a door to the residence was
forced:open and an array of diving equipment and
other ‘items was stolen, police said.

Stolen“ was a wetsuit, a drysuit, regulators, div-
ing gloves, ‘diving knives, ski goggles, ice skates,
“a car stereo amplifier, a flashlight and some Play-
stdtion ganies.

Police said some youths were seen near the
+ home at the time of the offence.

: Crimestoppers i is interested in any tips you might
have’ Tegarding the identity or those responsible for

| this ¢time.-If you have any information please call
| 638-TIPS (8477).

$20
$20
and $20

“AS MORE cash starts to circulate around the holi- |

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Still waiting
on new buses

TRANSIT OFFICIALS in Terrace are still waiting for
two new buses that will replace the existing fleet.

Two British-made Dennis Darts were supposed to roll
out onto local routes in late August to coincide with a
route expansion here,

But a shipping delay and the fact that BC Transit is
in the middle of a major fleet upgrade pushed the arrival
date back to late October.

Now Jerry Peltier, manager of the company that oper-
ates the Terrace Regional Transit System, has been told
the new buses aren’t ready for the road.

Peltier said the British-made-Dennis Darts have a
problem with their climate control systems that affects
their heating and air conditioning units.

BC Transit’s maintenance contractor is now fixing the
new buses, including the two bound for Terrace.

“Until they can resolve this problem and get a fix, our
buses will sit in Vancouver,” Peltier said.

He's been told to expect them later in Decernber,

“It would be a nice Christmas present,” he added.

‘ t
Regional reps picked
MAYOR JACK Talstra and councillor Rich McDaniel
have been re-elected to represent the city on the board
of the Kitimat-Stikine regional district.

Talstra was the unanimous choice of city council for
one of the two Terrace seats at the RD.

McDaniel got five votes to two for councillor David
Hull to win the second seat.

Council named Val George and Lynne Christiansen
as alternates to McDaniel and Talstra.

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 12, 2001 - A13

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