AB - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 15, 4995

Police
Beat

Gang raiders
plead guilty

TWO TERRACE men have
pleaded guilty to the gang-
Style attack ata house on Hwy
16 West two years ago.

Troy Wallace Jenkins, 23,
pleaded guilty two weeks ago
to break and enter and commit
assault,

And Earl Danicl Walling-
ton, 25, pleaded guilty to as-
sault with a weapon, assault
and two counts of mischief’
over $1,000.

April 25 for sentencing.

A mumber of club-wielding
men broke into the house on
March 15, 1993 smashing
windows, and assaulting ac-
cupants Ryan Kluss and Jodi
Coulter.

Attackers vandalized two
vehicles outside, trying to set
fire to one of them.

Tip leads to

thief’s arrest

A 17-YEAR-OLD Terrace
youth is in. custody after a
break-in and theft at a local
home the night of Feb. 8.

RCMP were called to the
house on the 4500-block of
Scott Ave. after a 3:00 a.m.
tip fom a concermed neigh-
bour who saw a suspect enter
and leave a short time later.

Police amested the youth .
and recovered all missing -
property.

The youth made an ap-
pearance in Terrace provincial
court last Thursday. ,

RCMP say a second suspect
has been identified in the inci-
dent, and the investigation is
- continuing.

Driver
arrested
jin Thornhill

‘ “A 16-YEAR-OLD youth

has been arrested in connec-
tion with two separate com-

plaints of dangerous driving
in Thornhill,

RCMP said the incidents
tock place in a trailer park and
neat a school bus at about 4
p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8.

Police are - recommending
two charges of impaired driv-
ing be laid.

Search for

stolen goods

POLICE HAVE asked for
the public’s assistance in solv-
ing a break-and-enter the
night of Jan. 24 at the high-
ways ministry office at 4837
Keith Ave, .

Taken from the offices were
a cash box with a small
amount of money, a Brother
electronic labeller, a standard
two-way radio, a Zenith lap-
top computer, a Kodak laptop
printer and a Sinco Data Mate
recorder.

Replacement value for the
stolen goods is over $10,000,

Anyone with information
can call the Terrace RCMP at
638-0333.

Both will appear in court |,

CORRESPONDENCE FCR THE TERRACE STANDARD

The Mail Bag

Does council care?

Dear Sir:

T was at the council meeting on Jan.23, and I was not impressed on
council’s decision about Terrace Pre-Cut. What the heck was the sense
of putting a group of citizens through hell for 10 months of research
and expense to get documents, to be told it was all for nothing.

Councillor Val George sald think about all the money this man has
invested into his business. He should think about how much the 130
people out of 133 people who signed the petition have invested,

Assume each of those home owners pays $1000 taxes each per year.
Does Terrace Pre-cut pay $130,000 in property taxes per year?

The petition that was taken around was signed by 97% of the people.
But it still went into deaf ears or does council just not care what the
majority says?

Rich McDaniel said the kiln wasn’t the real issue. The real issue is if
a chipper foltowed. Was he sleeping at all those other mectings or was
he just not listening?

The whole mill idea was an iffy situation from the start. Council even.
said that, yet they still say it's okay to put a kiln in. Why don’t they just
rezone the adjacent property to suit his needs, and maybe put the lane
between two houses across the street so he can get to his other property.
They don’t seem to carc what we think or the legal outcome would be, |

T heard a lot said at the council meeting, but did they really focus on
the real issues? Does Textace Precut conform to the bylaws concerning
light industrial? Was it an iffy deat from the start, like council already
said and if so how could they vote 3-2 in favour of Terrace Precut? Did
council seek legal advice, as recommended by the consvitant, to make
sure it conforms to light industrial in a residential area.

David Hull didn’t say much at the meeting concerning this matter, so
as to not get picked on by people like me, But he still voted for the
permit. How, I don’t know.

Ruth Hallock said it all basically in one sentence, we love the quiet
peaceful area we Jive in and it should be left that way, And Ed Graydon
seems to understand democracy, basically saying he had to vote for the
people who voted him in. He understands businesses do grow and have
to but he wasn’t willing to change a neighbourhood at any cost.

Maybe the people that sold their houses are the smart ones - before

the kiln arrives! !] Wayne Adams
Terrace, B.C,

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‘UFO’ has ©
been seen.
before —

Dear Sir:
I read in Jan, 15, 1995 issue of

our Cariboo Observer of a report ©
in the Terrace Standard “last -

Wednesday two Dease Lake
RCMP officers, parks branch em-
ployee and a social worker saw
flashing lights to the north over
the lake Itsclf.’”

That same day while cleaning
my filing cabinet of things jotted
down through the years, I came
across a page written Nov. 19,
1968 while living at Terrace,

It was the same pulsing light
changing from red, bluish green,
and white. Our neighbours, the
Jim Proctor family, saw it also
but didn't hear anything about it
at the time.

I would greatly appreciate
knowing if there is logical expla-
nation for this, What I saw was
definitely not northern lights,

Ruth Scoullar,

Quesnel, B.C. .

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