(Children Joined veterans, local dignitaries and officials, and a broad cross

sectlon of other people in last week's Remembrance Day march down:
Lakelse Ave. to a wreath-laying ceremony at the cenotaph in front of city hall. .

~Nass pioneer dies

 & report from Victoria in-

dicates that the man for whom
2,368-meter Mount Priestley
was named died recently at the
age of 100,

Arthur Featherstone Priestley
encountered a surveyor on the

mountain while he was living in

Aiyansh during the 1920's. The
men camped together, and when

-. the surveyor discovered they had
_both gone to the same English...

college, he named. the peak:

-overlooking the Nass Valley
after: Priestley. :

‘Priestley was born on the iste

of Wight in 1887, graduated. we |

from Repton College and came°

Margaret Nicholas, of Vancou-
ver; a daughter, Kathleen
Hughan, of Aiyansh; a son,
Kenneth, and a daughter, Lyn-
ette Stofer of Victoria; seven

grandchildren, 14 great grand-.

children and five great, great
grandchildren.

“Terrace council has ‘endorsed

the Ministry of Attorney Gener- .

al. Police Services Branch,
“Guidelines for Funding of

* Police-based ‘Victim/ Witness

Services’’,

As set out in the guidelines,
programs would be. partially
funded by the Ministry of At-

‘torney General to provide help
to victims of all types of crime.

. This would provide ‘‘non-

crisis’ victims with the required
4 .case-specific information and
‘justice system information, re-

ferrals to other programs, emo-

~ tional ‘support, assistance with
- forms such as Criminal “Injury

Compensation applications or
victim impact statements, child

“care during interviews, and
transportation and/or accom- _

paniment to appointments or
court,
-Witness services would in-

clude: ‘applicable - information,
liaison with the Crown, court

familiarization and accompani-
ment, emotional support and
child care. .

The guidelines also.emphasiz-
ed that any community-based
victim/witness programs funded
by the ministry would recognize

the importance of special Sroups &g

to Canada.at the age of 17. He | -’

settled in the Nass: Valley at
Aiyansh and worked there as a
grocery. store proprietor, tea-

cher, postmaster; notary public ae
and served: as justice of. the.

peace.
In 1929 he moved to Victoria

-and took out a partnership in an

advertising business, and later

* became‘ the owner of a second-

hand store.
He is survived by a sister,

Ketchikan
plays here

The Terrace Caledonia Ker-

mode boys basketball team is - |

hosting one of-the senior high

school squads from Alaska this I

weekend,

The Kay-High Kings of Ketch- .

ikan will be here with their

Junior Jayvee team for games

on Sunday and Monday.
In the Sunday series, the

Jayvees take on Skeena Juniors }

at 7 p.m. The Kings-Kermodes
game goes at 8:30 p.m.

On Monday, Kermodes meet
the Kings again at 1:30 p.m.,
with the Skeena-Jayvee contest
at 3:30 p.m. Admission will be
charged for.these games at Cale-
donia High School.

The
Floyd Tolman

Show
Country/Rock Trio

NOW!

. | e

at the Terrace Hotel
Nov. 16-28, 1987

Terrace needs better air transportation
ai ‘Services for economic development.

For r Ageressive Advocacy for Terrace

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11/18p

“Terrace Review — - Wednesday, November 13, 1987: 3 -

Vv ictim sérvice. program
~ endorsed. by council

‘salary for a: full-time coor-

of victims, ‘such as those of Sex-

‘wal assault, child abuse or wife
" assault, and would work in co-
operation with other planned or:

existing victim/ witness services
in the community.

The ministry has proposed a»

formula. for cost-sharing - the
salary of a full or part-time
community-based program co-
ordinator that’ would’ be ‘sup-
plemented by volunteers, Lim-

ited funding. would also be avail-.
able for operational and promo-

tional expenses.
The funding formula offered
a maximum of 100 percent fund-

ing in the first year of operation, -

66 percent in the second and 50
percent thereafter. The guide-
lines set the, maximum annual

dinator at $40,000 and state that
any funding exceeding the 50.
percent level would not be avail-

‘able ‘after the 1989/90. fiscal

year. -

Municipal prégrams contract-
ing with the ministry would be
accountable to. the ministry as
well as to their boards or the
police officers in ‘charge and
would be expected to’ become

‘members and conform to the
standards and code of ethics -
established by the B.C. Associa-
tion of Police Affiliated Vic-

tim/Witness Services.
Council

mittee for further consideration:

Police report

On Nov. 14 at approximately
midnight a vehicle was stolen
from ‘the Thornhill Pub. The

vehicle and the driver were ap-.
prehended at the Old Skeena

B TWO LOCATIONS TO
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DAY.

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or Ladies’ cotton blend |"
dress shirts
"expertly laundered

Ratever you wear a“
¢ clean with care,

_Sichards Cleaners

Kiddie Corner from the Post Office
“4° THomihill Public Marker” RE ney

Bridge. A Terrace man has been :
charged with impaired driving. .

and driving with over 0.08. mg.-

‘of alcohol in his bloodstream, as. -

well as theft of an automobile.

“2nd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS |

TURKEY SHOC

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All proceeds go to Charity

= ow ber 15 — December 15

‘Try your luck on our newly covered Pool Tables!

Serving the community for 11 years!

Gus' Family Recreation
4544 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

‘has referred thie”
guidelines to the Community
‘and Recreation Services Com-°

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