‘ firearms during the recent:

‘A2- The Terrace Standard, Wedinesday, July 19, 2006.

-_.Skeena MLA upset but hopeful |

Carole James

> LOCAL ‘ turned in more than a dozen

sy gun amnesty, helping. to

" *make the city safer for:

' }everyone.

-°. 9 Terrace RCMP. reports “ >that it: received eight rifles, - “« ~f two shotguns — one of which °

“™ was sawed off ,making it. . a prohibited: firearm —

two

, thand guns, one , pellet gun and one: black, powder. rifle

: . during the amnesty. “»

From front

Austin says he was°shocked

‘| ,and saddened to learn of “his party ‘leader’s recent | " diagnosis with a form of

uterine cancer. Carole. James made the

|. announcement July 13 that -she was diagnosed with lo-

calized uterine endometrial cancer following a routine

. medical examination. .

“Apparently, this type of

~ cancer’ when detected early,

as it was in this case, has a

90 per cent chance of a full. recovery,”

Austin says. “ T

The. public. also handed

gun, rifle and shotgun am- munition.

“The amnesty provides. the opportunity’ to reduce the number’ of firearms in | “our ‘communities, -

ing public and police officer safety,” said RCMP spokes- person Const. Rochelle Pat-

enaude.. , ~: Police: are checking ail ‘the weapons to determine —

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their goal.

The team went undefeated :

~ with a 5-2 win over Quesnel,

4-2 against Richmond and- 8-2. over Columbia Valley, -

a squad from the Kootenays, to make it to the final.

Hales and Warcup started ‘their soccer careers when they were 11 years old.

Their team expanded the next year to all but three of the current players, and garnered two silvers and a

, bronze before striking gold.

‘Both aren’t sure what’s “next in their soccer careers.

~ They can play in the

men’s rec soccer league but

unless they go to university:

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~ Intotal, eight local soccer

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In addition to the U-18

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am positive that Carole will

accept this challenge with

the same dedication and op- timism that she shows in her daily work as leader of the opposition.”

James had been planning

to go on vacation this month :" -and will take extra time to

recuperate before resuming her normal work schedule in September.

“] would like to wish Car- ole a speedy. recovery from

her surgery and hope that the »

further course of treatment

is. completely successful,”

whether they have any his- tory of interest to police, and once they have been fully

‘checked out, they will be de-

stroyed.

“This gun ‘amnesty is the most - successful we've.

ever had in B.C.” -John Les : .

She said the program has concluded but the detach- ment will still take items that

_ anyone wishes to turn in.

; The gun amnesty gave

- the public a safe way to dis-

pose of weapons, imitation

weapons and related equip-

ment and ammunition which

_they are not legally entitled ,

to own or which they n no lon-

. most successful we've ever -

«

over party leader’s sad news

' SKEENA‘ NDP. MLA Robin

Austin says.

'“T look forward to work- ing with Carole in Septem- ber after she returns to work healthy — and’

scribed as a difficult j journey in the weeks ahead.”

Carole James ‘was here during’ the. run up to the

federal elections where she’ joined Austin and then in- | cumbent NDP MP Nathan .Cullen at a special event. at Northwest Community Col- ©

lege featuring federal NDP leader Jack Layton.

7 ‘Gun amnesty considered big success, “residents safer in Terrace and B.C.

"° RESIDENTS. ~ over various rounds of hand-

ger want, she said.

British * turned: in more than 3,213 guns and:725 other unwant-

ed weapons to police during | the “month-long, province-

wide amnesty according to Solicitor General John Les. “This gun amnesty is the

had in B.C.,” said Les. The weapons. collected, - includ-

ing more than 500 handguris

and more than 96,000 rounds of ammunition, shows the

usefulness of the amnesty,

he said July 6.

While the majority. of

weapons turned in were ri- fles and shotguns, a number

of unusual guns and weap- °

ons were. also handed i in to

" the police. - These include a Sterling:

submachine gun, rocket

‘Jauncher and a semi-auto-

matic battle rifle.

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