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TERRACE RCMP are investigating an arson at a.

Thornhill business Aug. 15 which resulted in damage to a travel trailer and a break-in of the cab of a transport truck.

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selves thousands of dollars worth of angling merchan-

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the detachment at 638-7400 or Crimestoppers : at 635- lifted 23 Sage spey fly rods, . ° ope 7h 77. all about 12 to 16 feet long, | A Service for Families and

7 ] with a value of approximate- ° p> og. | ~ ly $23,000. _ Child Care Providers. _ Water craft stolen | -” ‘Terrace RCMP Staff Sgt. oa az POLICE ARE looking for information relating to the Eric Stubbs said police be-.

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‘theft of a Bombardier Sea-Doo from the Furlong Bay | lieve the culprits were lo- Your community's best source of . Email: vance@royallepage. ca dock sometime during the night of Aug. 13. cals. child care information and resources [I GOGEUSLCCORCCCOMe os EOC The craft is described as a green, three-seater, 780 cc “There’s been “a local ff #102-4644 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. gum tiiniunisiitttt model. pattern of doing that versus ; : — — Those with information can either call the RCMP de- | someone transient doing _ : er : ~. ‘| tachment at 638-7400 or, Crimestoppers at 635-8477. that,” he said about whether © [7 _ og . . oo, the break,’ enter and theft - . . ; _ , BO, : . was committed bya local or . —— ' | Motor swiped ween reron win | NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS

: A THIEF made off with’ an eight horsepower Honda ‘ gling knowledge. ; outboard motor from the backyard of a residence inthe | © | “A theft that large is ob-- ; 4600 block of Weber Avenue during the night of Aug. viously damaging to a busi- i. 12. Anyone who can assist police in locating this item ness and we're not happy | | are asked t to call Terrace RCMP at 638-7400. about it.” |

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7 a 1 SEVERAL VEHICLE break-ins have police warning ane a jo ' motorists to ensure their cars and trucks are securely Retr } lal ns September 20, , 2005 at the Kay Meek Centre, . CO i d entifi e d | | 1700 Mathers Avenue, West Vancouver, B.C. commencing, at 4y p.m. Ct . =

locked when not in use.

~~ In one theft, burglars ‘stole ‘two rods and reels, a

| | “backpack and tackle box, about $1,000 worth of items,

from a locked canopy on the back of a pickup truck. POLICE HAVE released the Seven other vehicle thefts were reported to Terrace | name of the person whose

| RCMP from Aug. 11 to 18. remains were found on the .

- a ke dv of.these, burglars gained access through north shore of the Skeéna

unlocked doors. River earlier this month. ae . _ . , a

Delvin Morgan, 43, of - William R. Cottick . | .

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Assault leads to injury the river two years ago, said A DISPUTE between a Skeena Mall security guardand | Terrace RCMP’ Staff Set. ‘General Counsel & Corporate Secretary

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another man resulted i in the guard being sent to hospital Eric Stubbs. oo oo, a oo , 4 Aug. 18. so, A missing person’s report 4 . , The assault happened i in front of Hairbusters while filed on the man was dated the male was being removed from the mail by the secu- 2003, Stubbs said. 2 rity guard at about 2:30 p.m. Foul play has been ruled ‘

‘Terrace RCMP tracked down a person and arrested “out in his death. . —_ = him based on a description that was provided. - . Morgan’s remains were | °° -wBCr erries._ ‘ “He:was. well-known to us and we located him in | . found on the north bank of ‘ ; : < town,” said Staff Sergeant Eric Stubbs. the Skeena River approxi- 4 mY , , ee aa 4 The security guard went to Mills Memorial Hospital . ‘mately 20 kilometres east: ; — : _, z ° - for treatment of the injuries suffered to his face: - of Tertace by a hiker Aug. 1 ~emanseamane _ and reported to authorities.

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