The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 22, 2005 - A13

Crews douse fires quickly
and officials issue warning [mp

THREE FIRES in the Ter- A group of youths were
race area sprang up within found at the bottom of the
18 hours of each other in- mountain, and a 14-year-old
early June, and they were all from Kitwanga confessed to
caused by humans. accidentally starting the fire.
Two fires hit in the af- The initial attack crew —
_ternoon of June 10, one on. had the fire under control by
the southwest side of Ter- 4:45 p.m. and finished mop-
race Mountain and another _ ping up the area by 6 p.m.
at Furlong Bay Provincial Terrace firefighter Peter
Park. : _ Weeber, who. was first on
The Terrace Fire De- the scene, said the youths.”
partment, the RCMP, and were playing with matches.

by Road in New Remo after -
_ the wind picked up around a
. burning pile of debris on pri-
vate land. The Terrace Fire
Department got the 50 x 20
- metre fire under.control, and ©
a forest service initial attack
crew mopped up the area by
11 a.m. -
Forestry officials are -
urging people to be’ careful
when starting fires.
Westby said that although

a three-person initial attack “Definitely, they were all most people believe it’s fine «

crew from the forestry ser- very sheepish,” he said. to start a fire in overcast con-

vice came out to the 20 x 30 A second initial attack ditions, there is still need for . ,

metre fire on Terrace Moun- crew was busy with the Fur- caution. . ;

tain after the 3:30 p.m. call. long Bay fire after a camp-  L: __] “It’s still pretty dry out Mari nated a .

_ “Unfortunately, we gel a - fire got too close toa hollow Steve Westby there,” he said. SIRLOIN - S fe Ries a

fair number of fires up there . cedar tree around 4 p.m. “ The provincial Northwest ; Sa ge

because it’s frequented by June 10. _., the fire, and the fire was put Fire Centre has recorded 52 . as TV, A LMA ih ff: pee ey

young people,” said Steve . Members of the Thornhill out in an hour and a half. ' fires in the region to date; /

Westby, forest protection Fire Department were called The third fire happened all but one were started by

officer of the Skeena zone. —_ out to help provide water for before 9 a.m. June I] on Kil- people. ; ; a
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