A14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 31, 2005

‘News In Brief

New conservation officer A SPACE left vacant by a conservation officer last year . has been filled. ; Darryl Struthers, who will be the supervisor for the Terrace area, will be taking over the vacancy created when Dale Ryan left in 2004. - Struthers joins Blair Thin and Chris Price in our

Melderis, senior conservation officer for the northwest.

Locals in Kitimat crash |

TWO TERRACE, MOTORISTS were involved in an accident that tied up traffic for over an hour during rush hour in Kitimat recently. Kitimat, RCMP Cpl. Ron Masch said that just after 7am. Aug. 19, a 24-year-old Kitimat driver in a red GMC pickup lost control while travelling eastbound across the Haisla Bridge. His vehicle struck a westbound Toyota Four Run: ~ ner, driven by.a 33-year-old Terrace resident, and the

slammed by a Toyota Corolla, under the control of a 45-year-old Terrace man. The drivers of the pickup and Corolla were taken to _ Kitimat General Hospital with minor injuries and re- ‘leased after treatment... _The collision caused a major traffic snarl for about an hour as clean up ‘crews removed the damaged ve- “hicles, °. The police investigation continues.

NDP. phones on hold

SKEENA NDP MLA Robin Austin is holding off on having his office phones and data lines installed until the Telus lockout is’over.

- “We'd rather not have replacement workers do the work,” said Austin last week. :

For now Austin is re- lying on cell phone cov- erage to conduct work in his constituency of-

’ fice here. ;

Austin’s — decision. -

_ mirrors that of the other 32 NDP MLAs elected to the legislature in the May election.

; Telus workers be- longing to the Telecom- munication © Workers Union have been off the _. job. since July after they .:

_ and the company failed’ - to reach a contract fol- lowing nearly four : years of bargaining. -

' In the © meantime, Austin is happy with the results of a several day re-

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_ | treat held by the NDP caucus just north of Victoria last

week.

“It was very intense. There was a lot of information and issues to deal: with: It:was a good opportunity for the:33:MLAs to-get to-know one another and to create the relationships will need to do our jobs,” he said.

_ local office sometime this week, according. to Martin °

pickup, now sideways in the westbound lane, was then -

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THIEVES broke into and ransacked the Happy Gang Centre for the second time this year on Aug. 17. Someone entered through the Kalum St. side and, once inside, smashed a window to

- get into the office, suffering.

a cut that left blood behind. © Police responded to a

_ motion alarm sounding at

the centre and arrested a sus- pect on an unrelated matter . nearby at 12:30 a.m., said Terrace RCMP inspector Marlin Degrand. No charges have been laid yet. Happy Gang club presi-

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was looking for money. “They didn’t get any this time. We had a safe installed

but he was really trying to find.some,” Best said, add- _

ing the person made a “ter- rible mess’ ” during the bur- glary attempt.

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someone broke in and at- tempted to steal money but was apprehended.

Best said the club hasn’t .

received a price quote for replacing the windows, but said glass isn’t cheap. |

The police investigation

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