Terrace Review — Wednesday. January 15,1992

Review

: 1 ken and a tape deck stolen:
| Wilful: damage ; to- a’. vehicle
mem parked. at. Terrace. Motors Body —
m Shop. The passenger side wine.

: dow was broken. ne

“The following. information is
applied by the Terrace RCMP
Detachment. These events

_R@ppened in your community
“and you may be able to help in

cases where the offender(s) has
not been identified. If you have

ay information about these
=: crimes, please telephone the
RCMP at 635-4911.

‘Monday, January 6°

reak and enter and wilful,
mage at J&F Distributors. The.

“building was broken into and a

oo window was smashed in a near-
by ‘company vehicle. - Nothing
pas” Specialties. A window was bro-

Tuesday, January 7

Break, enter aud theft at 33
Distributors. Three trailers in the
parking lot were broken into and
a quantity of meat was stolen.

Break, enter and theft at the
Royal Canadian Legion. Beer
and cigarettes were stolen.

Break, enter and theft at Ev’s |

Men’s Wear. A $450 window
was broken and a $475 leather
jacket . was stolen. : NOTE:

Alerted by an intruder alarm,
police made an arrest and
recovered the jacket. ©
- Wilful damage and theft to a

vehicle parked at Off Road

Wednesday, January s
Break, enter and theft at

three Lakelse Lake cabins on the
west side. of the lake. Alcohol

and ammunition. were. stolen.

‘This brings the total numberof |

&? cabins broken into'in-this area to
six in the past 18 days. A 17--

foot canoe was stolen on Jan. 4.-:

Residents are asked to note all
traffic in and out of this area

and report anything suspicious .

to the RCMP.
Break and enter at a private

residence ‘in the 2700. block

Skeena St. The’ burglars —_—

‘police believe there were three.
— fled after an audible alarm

sounded.

a was, not gained and nothing was

taken.“ es

: Saturday, January 1 —
— Wilful , damage. to a red

1991 ‘Toyota: two- door sedan
’ parked’. “dr “the | Skeena, Mall

parking lot. When the owner was
returning to. her: vehicle she
observed: two - youths running
away from. ‘the: vehicle. ‘She
noted later that the Paint. had
been scratched,

Theft — There- were several.
thefts--from. vehicles: parked in

the. Pine -Park Trailer Court on

Muller. Ave, Note: Two male
youths have been charged and
all the stolen ‘property’ has
been recovered. |

Theft from: a ‘vehicle parked .
in front of Woolworths in the 7

Terrace Shopping Centre parking. * immediately... ‘No ‘matter “how .

lot. A window was smashed and
a purse and other items. were.

. taken.. Note: Police have a

‘Friday, January 10.

Attempted break and enter in

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“NOTICE

sarigar STKE REGIONAL HOSPITAL DISTRICT |

_. ADVISORY COMMITTEE -

"REQUEST FOR MEMBERSHIP:

TT Kitimat- Stikine Regional Hospital District is looking for an. individual who. has ¢ an interest ins a
z th care. to serve as a member of the Kitimat-Stikine Regional Health Advisory Committee.

ne. Advisory Committee, which has fen members, advises the Kitimat-Stikine Regional Hosiital
fict. Board on hospital facilities and | hospitalhealth services within, the Distic. go Aeeh utes

Judy Tracy
Administrative Officer

* Kitimat-Stikine Regional Hospital District -
ams 300 - 4545 Lazelle Avenue >

_ Terrace, B.C. “V8G 451
“. Telephone: 635-7251 or -
1-800-663-3208

‘the 2700 block Hall St. Entry

~

New Year’ 5s Clear-out!

Used Outboard Motors
1990- Mercury 25hp WAS $2800

low hours with jet
1991- Yamaha 40hp WAS $4200
oil injected with jet
1981- Johnson 35hp WAS $1900
elect. start with jet _
1978- Mercury 20hp WAS $1100

7 Used Snowmobiles |
1985- Polaris Indy 400 WAS $3600

long track
q Al 989- SRV 540

| _ NOW $4500
ve 4 991- Phazer longtrack NOW$6000
A 1989- Enticer 400

eno

NOW $3300
WAS $4800.

Used Boats

eS 1900- 14°6" Springbok WAS $2588 ;
| : NOW $1850
1 991- 8'6" Inflatable WAS $1300
- cAvoars,pump,fioor boards NOW $1000

/1990- 16” Springbok %
“aluminum boat ow ia
“4981- Lund 16" fiberglass ski boat

od | with 90hp Mercury and trailer
NOW $5100

aluminum boat

. Crime Awareness Bulletin:

_ Witness -in- this matter. and
there are two male suspects.

Theft from a vehicle, A win-
‘dow was broken in a yellow
- 1985 Chrysler Daytona two door

hatchback and an $800 stereo
was stolen. The vehicle was in

| the ‘curling rink parking lot at -

the time of the crime.

“Sunday, January 12.

- | Break and enter at Terrace .
~ Equipment...
|. entered a fenced compound.
contact the police. Your infor-

The © suspect(s)

Nothing was taken.
Break, enter.and theft from a

storage locker in the 2300 block.
. Thornhill St. Toys and mage-
a zines were stolen. . vi

arn nr oo ~

If the police are alerted while

--a crime is in progress, their
ree i greatly .
. "> inereased. And if the effective-

effectiveness — is

ness of policing in our commun-

' ity is increased, the risk of get-

ting © caught in the act -will
increase, and there will be. a

, Noticeable drop in the number of

NOW $3100
- NOW $1650

NOW $800

- ‘Used Motorcycles |
1991-DT200. AS $3300
dual purpose 179km NOW $2850

1986- Virago 1100
low mileage

WAS $3500
‘NOW'$3100-

New Inboard Engine
1990- indmar 350 Chev, 290 hp
WAS $5500

NOW $4800

oe WAS S $5909

_KEN'S MARINE

_ NOW $2300 |]

criminal acts in our community:

s An example of increased polic-
ing effectiveness due to an carly
_ warming was seen at Ev’s Men’s
| Wear as noted above. Alerted by:
an intruder alarm, RCMP arrived

‘at the seen quickly and appre-
hended a man who had smashed

-a window and stolen a leather
jacket.

“Because ‘he was caught, the

cost of the crime was only $450.

If he hadn’t been caught, a $475

leather jacket would have been
1 added to the tally and the cost
| would have totalled $925. But

‘unless the judge orders restitu-

Hon, the Proprictor of the busi-

ness is, stilt left with, a $450 vil oo
- for the: ‘window. - oe
IE _dnsurance..

covers
expense, | other policy” holders:
will . pay for it: indirectly |-in

increased insurance _ costs. If
insurance dogsn’t'cover the cost, .

the proprietor has the choice.of —
either absorbing the expense. or

passing. it-on to the: ‘consumer ‘in

the form of higher. prices. oa
‘All too. often, though, the crim- °°

inal isn’t. caught” or-evén ident-
ified, The. police ‘aren’t-always.
_aware of the crime soon enough. |.
And the police, even if. they are
aware of the incident, can’t
“always be. near. enough to the —

- scene. ‘to. get. there. before the

Offender. escapes. :
If. you witness anything auspi-
clous, report. it. to “the - ‘police

trivial you might think it is. Two |
or three pieces. of trivial: infor-
mation can often add. up. {toa
very interesting story.
Take the recent break, enter -
and thefts at the Legion or J&F

Distributors ‘for ‘example. It's
possible ‘someone saw some-

thing. If you think you - -might
have, telephone the ‘police.

And it’s also: possible a resi- .
dent or two in the area knows of —
_. someone who recently acquired ©

"an unusual. quantity ‘of. meat, .

cigarettes or. beer. If so, even |
though: it might only be “gossip
you believe may be reliable,

mation might--lead the’ police
right to the offender’ 8. front

door. ,
_ A few arrests through informa:

_ tion provided by the community, o-

and the message. will soon be
out on the street that residents —
here simply won't tolerate crime.

Info sought
on Kitimat”
‘ theft .

Terrace RCMP are aiding their
Kitimat colleagues in efforts to
find and arrest thieves who stole
a.vehicle: and numerous: house-
hold items from a residence in
‘Kitimat during the late evetiing

-of Dec. 26 or. the early morning

of Dec. 27. The vehicle, a black
and-red: 1987:GMC Jimmy, B.C.
‘licence plate number PAC 077,
was later found in the vicinity of
‘Terrace.

_ Also missing from the house
are several. stereo components
and pieces of video equipment, a
shotgun and an assortment ‘of

collectible U. 5, and Canadian

moriey:

The Dobler Family would like to
express our heartfelt thanks to:

fe the Terrace R.C.M.P.

e the Search and rescue Volunteers
e the Highways Ministry Avalanche Technicians

1 B.C. Telephone .

‘e the Skeena Valley Snowmobile Association
e and to all our friends for the help and effort in the.
1 search for Peter, and for all the warmth and
kindness extended to us aft. this time. Terrace Is
5 indeed a wonderful community In which to live.

‘Thank You All,

_ from Ed & Wendy Dobler

KEN GIBSON 635-2909 TREVOR GIBSON
; and Family

a 4946 Greig Avenue, Terrace