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TS ‘The: following. ‘convictions’ were

Magistrate C, J, Narrington .

Prohibited from driving for three
| $200 for obstruction.

made im Terrace Magistrate’s Court
last. week: - cope

Robert Norman Brown for dan-
gerous driving was fined $75; An-
drew J. Barry for impaired driv-
ing waa fined $200 and Rosaire Le-
Clerk for impaired driving was fin-
ed $275 and prohibited from driv-
ing for one month. ~

There were 26 convictions for
speeding and motor vehicle offenc-
es and five liquor convictions. ©

Two impaired driving convie-
tions for the week ending May 16
were John Schafhauser and John
Glennie each fined $275.

Magistrate F, H. Adames

‘John Chipman for impaired driv-
ing was sentenced to 14 days and

months; Allan Glaim was fined

Augustine Antoine was sentenc-
ed to 30 days for theft and Gordon
Ward was fined $25 on a charge
of prowling. , :

There were eight convictions for
speeding and motor vehicle offenc-

es; seven on Hquor charges and
One for creating a disturbance.

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Terrace “Omineca” Herald -~”

The letter in the last issue of | Plemented quickly enough is the
your paper from Mr. Jolliffe, needs ;tiver, whether the Skeena or the
answering to straighten out some
‘of his thinking regarding the Ter-
race water supply, 2

When engineers were: first
brought im to advise on a water
‘| supply for Terrace, they present-
ed two plans. One, which they. fav-
ored, was to take water from wells
along the Skeena and. the other,
the present Spring Creek — Deep
Creek source, At that time Council
was fed up with pumps and pump-
ing and decided on the more costly.
Plan of bringing water in under
gravity flow from the north. Since
then the town has had such rapid
growth that Couneil has had to
find an additional source of water
in a hurry.

Developing the present system
from the creeks to the north would
cost over a million dollars and en-
gineers have stated there isn’t
enough water available from that
watershed to. supply the town of
20,000 that we expect here in the
next ten years, The only alterna-

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| Magistrate's Com. letters to the editor cee

| ‘tive. the town’ exh afford at the
present time and which ear be im-

Kalum river is immaterial ag: both
would be open to contamination, .

There is a law of nature of which
Jolliffe appears unaware. That Is
that water always rung downhill
and the proposed infiltration plant
is at the upper end of Little’s Es.
land, at least’a- quarter ‘mile’ up-
stream from the: sewage disposal
system and the water will be taken
from the stream bed, so any down-
stream pollution ean be ruled out.

As soon as the town’ obtains
water rights on the river, the gov-
ernment automatically: protects it
from upstream ‘ pollution. When
Thornhill puts in a sewage system,
it would have fo place it's sewage
disposal outlet at a’ point which
would not pollute our water sup-
ply. As for farther upstream pollu-
tion of a size to affect us, be ‘it
said to their credit, that the pre-
sent government is tightening its
controls over water poHution and
everyone of us as individuals and
as clubs and associations should
make it clear to them that we
want our rivers and lakes kept
clear of contamination,
While supporting Council's pre-
‘sent plan to ‘take: water from the
Skeena, I look upon it as a stop-
gap for the next ‘ten or twelve
years when, I think, we should be
in a position. to develop an entire.
ly new source, F am thinking of
Goat Creek, twenty miles to the
North. Here is a deep valley run-
ning into the hills with a clear
Stream of water that could be-de-
veloped to supply 100,000 people,
with no pollution problem. It isn’t
& salmon spawning stream and the
water carries very little. sediment,
Cost of developing this source
would likely run close to two mil-
lion dollars but the Terrace of 1980
could very likely handle it without
too much trouble. There ig very
little merchandisable timber in this
narrow valley. and if an enthusias- »
tic “engineer wanted’ to leave: a.
monument to his memory, he could
build a dam here, a thousand. feet -
high. But that is for the future.

. . - 2 BL Frank ©

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The following births were rec-
orded in Mills Memorial Hospital:
Mr. and Mrs. James Preston;
May 29, a son... 7 .
Mr. and Mrs. William Penner,
May 28,a daughter...
Mr. and Mrs, Reinhardt Schittek,
May 31, a daughter. - -- me

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