Julseth tops list
for district election

THE DISCLOSURE of election
expenses of regional district can-
didates shows Thomhill director
Peggy Julseih mounted a well-
’ organized campaign to defeat
. longtime incumbent Les Wat-
~ mough,

Julseth spent $1,573.67 on her
campaign end recorded contribu-
tions of $1,500, Leading con-
‘tributors to her campaign were:
\Peg-Rin Enterprises ($200), Alm-
Wood Contracting ($200), Bear
Creek Contracting ($200), Don
‘Hull and Sans Contracting Ltd,
($100), Thornhill Motors ($100),
Twin River Electric ($100), and
inland Kenworth ($100),

Watmough spent $328, mainly
on adverlising and signs, and
listed no contributors,

Rick Hawke, a third conlender
for the Thornhill seat, spent
$798.63. Contributions of the
same amount came from H & H
Enterprises,

Area C (Lakelse Lake, rural
‘Terrace, Kitamaal Village) direc-
‘tor Sandy Sandhals narrowly

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relained his scat with a relatively
frugal campaign of $125.96 paid
for out of his own pocket.

Challenger Gordon Robinson
spent $443.84 and listed no con-
tributions,

The biggest spender in the elec-
tion of school board trusices was
candidale Norm
Lavallee,

He listed expenses of $782.05
and contributions of $851.35.

Lavallee put up $580 of the
listed contributions himself,
CUPE local 2861 kicked in

_ $166.65 and the Kitimat-Terrace

District Labour Council donated
another $50.

Trusicee Roger LeClerc, who
topped the polls, was the next
highest spender at $384.98.

School board chairman John
Pousette spent $335.01, trusice
Stew Christensen spent $272.88,
unsuccessful candidate Rod Fal-
coner spent $156.20, and trustee
Gary Tumer spent $65.08.

Mary Spooner, Laurie Mitchell,
and Rudy Polok all filed forms
but listed no expenses and na

Peggy Julseth

contributions,

Candidate Tan Lorenz failed to
submit election expense dis-
closure forms by the required
deadline. .

Most of the money candidates
Spent was for advertising and
pholocopying,

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Facts about KCP

_ - The $1.3-billion Kemano Completion Project, half built when Alcan ae
halted construction in 1991, is on hold pending the outcome of a. ey -_

aNd

public review by the B.C. Utilities Commission. This series answers
questions that KCP information centres have received. _

After flooding the trees when the Nechako Reservoir
was filled, Alcan now claims to be environmentally
responsible. Why didn’t you take better care of the
environment in the first place? |

Q.

It’s misleading, and not very productive, to judge events of 40 years ago by
the standards of today. When the reservoir was to be filled, we were limited
by our start-up schedule and the technology that was available.

Clearing such a huge site would have taken far more time and resources than

anyone could afford. The solution -- approved by the B.C. government of the

day -- was to leave the trees to be submerged. Twenty years later, when B.C.

Hydro created the Williston Reservoir, the same approach was still considered
7 to. be the only practical one.

“But times and attitudes have changed. And we have tried to keep pace with

those changes. We have been working since the late 1970s to clear out
"sections of the reservoir and more recently to salvage any useable wood and
7 find commercial applications for it,

~ Since 1978, when a trial project was undertaken with the B.C. Forest Service,
“about 3,550 acres have been cleared by barge-mounted saws cutting 30 feet
. underwater,’ Alcan covers all operating costs, which now total $6,704,000: an
a average of $419,000 a year.

The cleared acreage seems minor in relation to ther reservoir’s total surface
area, but locations are chosen for results: in boating safely and access. for.
a other. recreational uses. &

We concentrate on hazardous and unsightly. areas sof the reservoir rather. than
the easier stretches in sheltered bays. Clearing would ; g0. mi h faster here,
but it would offer less benefit to people in the region.

The Kitimat Information Centre is open Monday, Wednesday.and
to 4 p.m. Drop by the office and we will be happy to to discu
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Another way to get the facts -

We have opened a toll-free line so that people through
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1-800-94ALCAN).

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