Ad Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 1, 1990

_ Reward offered in
power line shooting —

NICK STEVENSON, B.C. Hydro’

Rupert and Terrace. Under ae
_ direction of Ray Masse, Stewart

|, had two of its three back-up diesel

's Terrace production supervisor,

examines a shot insulator string (seven porcelain insulators)
‘beneath a Hydro line on Highway 37 between Stewart and
- Meziadin. Recent vandalism with .22 shells caused a forest fire
"and power in Stewart was : disrupted for over 24 hours.

"by Betty Barton —_

: ‘The community of Stewart was
finally back on B.C.’ Hydro’s |
.. power grid last Tuesday evening at
: about 8:30 p.m., after more than
- 24 hours off the Hydro grid. - .
. Power had been cut to. Stewart

on Monday, July 23 at 3:30 p.m.
_ 88 a result of vandalism to an
insulator string on Hydro’s trans~
mission line near Meziadin’s old
_ highways camp on the road
. between Stewart and Meziadin.
Stewart has only a single power
line, feeding from the B.C. Hydro
grid, so the consequences of the
outage were devastating to tesi-
dents of Stewart & Hyder and
Westmin Gold mine operations.’
Westmin quickly switched: over to -
their diesel generators.

Two insulator strings were shot
down by a gunman who used a
whole box of .22 rifle shells. Insu-
lator strings on this line are- made

up of seven porcelain insulators
each, linked together according to
the voltage on the line. The line to
Stewart is 138 KV and was put
into service in. late October 1989.
Both insulators fell to the ground
and the conductor cable was
severed. As a result, one of the
two Hydro poles holding up the
affected insulators caught fire and
burned to the ground. The fire then
travelled to the nearby forest and
started a forest fire.

Luckily, B.C. Hydro’s district
operations manager was on his
way to Stewart from Terrace at the
time and quickly reported the
incident, giving an accurate assess-
ment of the problem. A helicopter
was dispatched into the area to
survey the problem site, and an
six-person Ministry of Forests fire
suppression was soon on site to
fight the fire. A Hydro crew of
eight was brought from Prince

generators operating within - two

‘hours of the power outage. The .
third generator was not opera-: .).

tional, so over 100 households in

Stewart were excluded when some -
power was restored on midnight

| _ Monday. —

Hydro area manager Roy
Staveley met with Stewart ‘com-
munity leaders to encourage resi-
dents to dispose of non-essential

power usage until B.C. Hydro was.

back on line. Mayor Darlene
Cornell and her council quickly
complied. .and - went personally
house-to- house, . turning off’ light

switches and other ° ‘extraneous |
“power.

B.C. Hydro encountered “quite a

-hydro to Stewart, but by 8:30 p.m.
last Tuesday everything: was. back
to normal. Stewart RCMP are.still -
investigating and B.C. Hydro is.

offering a large reward for infor-

“mation : leading to the arrest and
prosecution of the’ individual res-
ponsible for the vandalism. Hydro }-

will also be calling for restitution
for the "sizeable bill” of $15,000
to $25,000 in direct’ costs to the
company and costs incurred by the
Ministry of Forests for fire supp-
ression. A final tally is not yet
available.

Hydro’s manager of north coast

production Merrill Meyers adds, "I _
can’t emphasize enough how often’ ]-
we see insulators -shot: Peoplé |
don’t realize the consequences. If

they’re too near a downed trans-
mission line, a step could be
deadly." Meyers feels that many
people don’t realize such vandal-
ism is a criminal act or that it
causes major hardships to residents
of the affected area. B,C. Hydro
wants to encourage the public to
be the regulators. “We're looking
for a deterrent factor." says
Meyers.

- Submissions are invited to attend.

availability of health care.

“on health care costs compared

‘Royal Commission on Health.
Care here in September

TERRACE— The Royal ‘Commission on Health Care ail Costs.
will be here on the afternoon and evening of Sept. 5. The hearings’
are scheduled for 1-5 p.m. and-7:30-10 p.m: at the Inn of the West, .
. and the general public as well as individuals and organizations with

Communications coordinator Susan Reade said the.commission
-has already been advised of briefs coming from three Terrace-based .
"groups: the Terrace Child Development . Centre on services: for
special needs chi ldren; the Terrace and District Community Services
- Society on community issues: and the need’ for Plarining continuity -
in health care; and the Health Science. ‘Association on ‘he. public

to the effectiveness. ‘of: British.

Columbia’s health care system. The. five-member commission-has |.
been instructed to examine the structure and ofganization of the’ J«.
current system, how well it is used and how éfficient it is, its costs :}:
and methods of funding, staffing ‘requirements in the health care
|. professions, the legislation governing ‘health care delivery, and fo |
consider opportunities in the promotion of health.
In its findings the commission is expected |
system and make. recommendations: to improve it.- ;
. Anyone who wants to contribute a. ‘brief to. te coinmission. or be-fsc
_| put on the agenda for the Terrace hearings can-call 1 1-660-2298, br qe
-|- further information.
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