The Tribune from Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada • 3

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE, Thursday February 8, 1990, A 3 City Scene flflaat rSm Missing family sought Dave Linda Bennett would like to thank all their friends customers for their support over the years at Pizza Hut and CONGRATULATIONS to DAVE RIEMER RANDY HILBURN on their recent purchase of Pizza Hut. We wish them continued success! They bring years of Pizza Hut experience with them! 392-4422 zrz- if JJ 1 rxAW MEMBER ii: ROYAL LePAGE ST IQg Associate Broker Network -j II- UMHii Roy and Anita Crosina are pleased to announce that Indra Qrainger has joined the Crosina Realty team. Crimcstoppers in Prince George is offering a reward up to 52,000 for information leading to the whereabouts of a native Indian family which disappeared last August. Ronnie and Doreen Jack, both 26, their children Russell, 9, and Ryan, 4, were last seen on Aug. 2, 1989.

Police note that on Aug. 1 Ronnie Jack met an unknown man in the First Litre Pub who offered him and his wife jobs at a logging camp five miles past Bednesti in the Cluculz Lake area. Mention was made of a daycare facility being available at (he logging camp site which would take their two children while they worked. Ronnie was offered a job bucking logs and Doreen as a cook's helper in the camp kitchen. The four Jack family members left their house at 2116 Strathcona Avenue with the unknown man in his vehicle at approximately 1:30 a.m.

Aug. 2. They have not been seen or heard from since. The man who offered the Jacks employment is described as white, 35 to 40 years old with a clear complexion. He is between 6' and 6' 5" tall weighing 200-275 described as hefty but not fat.

He had a moustache, short beard and brownish red hair to the bottom of his ears and parted on one side. He was wearing a cap, red checkered work shirt, faded blue jeans, a blue waist-length nylon jacket and work boots with leather fringes over the toes. Ronnie Jack is described as 5' 6" weighing 150 Doreen is 5' 2" weighing 111 Ryan Jack is 3' and 55 Russell is 4' and 90 lbs. Alvin, Indra was in the newspaper industry for 10 years the last five as assistant publisher for a community newspaper in Victoria. (dad), Patti Bridal (Simon) and I rish Grobel (Theodore) kept the crowd clapping with their rendition of the Chipmunks' Christmas Song.

Marlie Beets photo. Dave Brought did a good job in his role as Alvin during the recent second annual Bunkers' Telethon. Brough along with Royal Bank main branch colleagues Gary Eisenhut i i i i Citizens Patrol First anniversary noted INDRA QRAINQER Indra will work hard to ensure that you find your dream home at an affordable price andor that you receive top value for your home. Call today for a FREE no obligation market evaluation and details on how we sell more homes. inging to a stop.

More members are now being sought. Higgins says the only requirements for volunteers arc that they have a valid B.C. driver's licence, "a clear conscience and a clean record." Those interested in joining can leave a message at 392-3922. "We've had some success and we're proud of it," Higgins notes. CROSINA REALTY 171 Oliver St 392-4422 The Williams Lake Citizens Patrol group recently marked its first anniversary in its campaign against crime.

The group has 18 active members who do night car patrols of city streets and alleys on weekends. Between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. Ihcy drive around the city on the lookouLfor crimes. Members happened to be driving past Sam's Restaurant one night when they spotted people leaving the building.

They radioed the RCMP who attended and nabbed some break-in artisls. The culprits were later conviclcd. "They're another set of eyes for us," Sgt. Bob Madrigga says of the volunteers. "They're very handy.

We're very pleased with them." Group president Wayne Hig-gins says the group has come a long way since its inception. Thanks to Lakccity Glass it now even has an office furnished through contributions from donors. Members on patrol sign in, take a radio and notebook to their car and hit the streets. They receive $20 per shift to help cover the cost of their gas. Higgins says members remain anonymous to avoid reprisal from criminals whose careers they may have had a hand in br Snowmobiler dies W.L SOCIAL CLUB POKER PflLflCE at CAESAR'S I NM Also Crib-Rummy-Bridge New location New management New ideas BETTER THAN EVER FREE INSTRUCTION FOR NEW MEMBERS Open every evening at 6:00 392-7202 DRJLV BDRO The name of a man who died from injuries sustained in a snowmobile accident on Whitewater Road on Stone Reserve Feb.

3 is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. Alexis Creek RCMP Cst. Brycc Petersen says the 20-ycar-old man's snowmobile rounded a curve in the road about 8 p.m. when it struck a horse. He was taken to Cariboo Memorial Hospital and subsequently airlifted to Lions Gate Hospital in Vancouver for treatment where he later died.

Poor visibility is believed to have been a contributing factor. SSSSS I BUILDING SUPPLY WILLIAMS LAKE in the Community Spirit is offering (QMS) FBEE 'irilECXIfiP to their Csr- IRLY BIRD SOME IDEAS ON HOW TO EXPRESS YOUR LOVE ON FEB. 1490 Tell her she lxks beautiful Buy her flowers Buy her chocolates I you don't usually kiss her goodbye when you leave for work Call her from work and tell her you're thinking of her Compliment her on her abilities i.e. as a mother, cook, wife, professional, or lover etc. Promise to wear your Christmas nightie tonight Tell him you're putting the kids to bed early tonight Agree with everything he says today sponsored MUSTANGS vs QUESNEL MILLIONAIRES HOCKEY GAME Tuesday, Fob.

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