The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 12, 2001 - A?

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Prior to the vandalism, | "ew Northwest Community Coltege campus in Prince Rupert. More than Council Mowat [ eocew | |__Soeety_} |soteon sssccmner)
milling around the truck downtown Prince Rupert. Prince Rupert mayor Don Scott says suspen- Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m.
and peering into the back | Sion of the project has left the city, already hurting because of Skeena Wed, Thurs., FrL.& Sat, - Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 9:45 p.m.
of it, leading her to be- Cellulose, “with a huge mud hole in the centre of town.” College officials (Late Night Bingos Are Now All You Can Play.Main Cards Only- Wed.& Thurs, $8 ea., Fri.& Sat. $10 6a.)
lieve ‘the truck had been polnt out a new campus will mean not having to pay nearly $500,000 a Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon
watched, year for leased premises around the city. They hope the review will take '
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age as how the act of van-
dalism has affected her
two young children.

“Our 11 and seven year
olds noticed the truck and
were. concerned, They
asked, ‘if they broke the
; back window of the truck
will they get in the house,
Mom?” Friesen said.

“They don’t see further
than that truck, there are
kids inside this house who
are ‘affected, too.”

The vandalism to the 83
Ford pick-up truck is just
one in a recent rash of ve-
hicle break-ins and van-
dalism in Terrace and
Thornhill,

In July, 24 vehicles
were broken into in Ter-
race along with seven in

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the. vehicles in the process.

The Friesen’s truck. was.
i uninsured at the time of
; the vandalism so the cou-
‘ ple will have to pay for the
4 repairs out of pocket.
| That could cost them
4 from $100 for a used wind-
i shield all the way up $300
for a new one installed.

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record

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Breastfeeding moms
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claim the world record for
having the most mothers
breastfeeding at the same
time in the same geogra-
phic location, B.C.

Locally, the challenge
to the current Guiness
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takes place Oct. 6 at 10:30
a.m. at the Northwest
Health Unit auditorium.
The event coincides |
‘with World Breastfeeding
Week, Oct. 1-7.

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prizes and activities for
children.

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