Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 5, 1992 — Page At1

Red Cross Water Safety Says:
BE CAREFUL IN NO“DIVING AREAS

Never dive from roof tops, balconies, above
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Stop —Think — then Go if safe to do so.

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TERRACE — Loud party-gocrs
- at Lakelse Lake could soon face a
different sort of music.

~~ Regional, district directors howe
a “new  noise-control ,
adopted June 27 will give RCMP
a’ better weapon to break up the
loud all-night parties now plagu-
ing the area,” .

"Up til now we haven't been
able ‘to -do anything,” said
Lakelse Lake area director Sandy
Sandhals. ‘‘Now the bylaw is in
place and we want to get them to
cease and desist in the future.”’

The lake area has been getting
its fair share of weekend partics
with the arrival of bol weather,
Last. month’s pulp strike and
consequent lay. off.of other forest
workers left people with a lot af
time on. their bands and more
parties resulted, said Sandals.

One group al the oullet of
Granite Creck particd and blasted
loud music across the lake until
6:30 a.m. the next morning. —

“Tt went. all damn night,”
Sandhals said. “‘Just as loud as
you could gel it, booming all over
the lake.”’

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sun GLTZING < C Lakelse
He said the police have been ways ae C 635-3637

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reluctant to go out to the lake.

“If they pet called we expect
i¢ is law now,’ Sandhals added. 1

The bylaw also covers the Nass
valley, the Hazeltons and most
other unincorporated areas of the
Kitimat-Stikine regional. district,
A previously enacted noise bylaw
already covers Thornhill.

Anyone found guilty of violat-
ing the new noise bylaw is sub-
ject toa fine of between $100 and
$2,000 on first offence, and a
frine of $250 to $2,000 on sub-
sequent offences. ,

It bans ‘persistent or un-
reasonable naise’? — including
loud music, loud partying, bark-
ing dogs, and noisy vehicles —
which is audible at a home or
campground, It also give police
or bylaw enforcement officers the
power to seize equipment that is
producing the noise.

“We hope it'll bring people to
their senses,’ Sandhals said. ‘‘If
they could just use some commen
sense it wouldn’t bother people.”

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George Killick, Wally Winkler
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UNBC Public Information Session

The University's Interim Governing Council will be holding a public information
session at

4:00pm on Saturday, August 8, 1992

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College, 5331 McConnell Avenue, Terrace, BC, The Council will:report on ©
decisions made during its earlier meetings, and will answer questions from members

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