TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, “TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Wednesday, July 27,

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Pollution Reports
Are’ ‘Urifounded..

Report. of. ‘pollution af water in
Lakelse ‘Lake and: resulting cloe- |’
ure of séveral summer camps are
unfounded according to Dr. D.
Luck, : director. of. Skeena. ‘Health

“| Unit. ~

In a telephone interview with
the Herald on Tuesday, Dr. Luck
said there is always a certain de-
gree of pollution in all surface
water due to foreign matter depo-
sited through various means.

- He said, “Potentlally any sur-
face water is polluted to some ex-
tent, but we have run a series of
teats at Lakelze Lake and although
they have not been too satisfac-
tory, they certainly have given us
no immediate cause for alarm.”

Dr. Luck also pointed out that
certain areas of the lake are re-
ceiving raw sewage outflow and
that his department is currently
taking measures to stop the pract-
ice. He sald that further pollution
tests will now be taken in view of
recent reports of skin rashes ex-
perienced by some children attend-
ing summer camps at the lake, and
ber part in daily swimming ex-
erciges.

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| No. 13, I feel I must give credit

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Edjtor.
‘Terrace “omineca” Herald

- With our final farewells said to
our old friends Sam and Lee Eirk-
aldy, I feel I must add these few
wofds to your newspaper public.

On July 16 our goodbyes and
thanks were said with a very
brief “thank you” to “Lee”. This
was done purposely, as you know
Lee found it very difficult to re-
ceive praise in public. As prest-| |
dent of Legion Auxillary, Branch

where credit is due.

, RAINY DAY BLUES just didn’t exist last week for th
conan ay ee ein ‘a life was group of eager young participants in Terrace’s Summa
centred every pin available to Playground program, Those attending afternoon sessions 4
our Auxiliary, with much pride, the Terrace Community Centre were able to go inside whe
and leaves a very difficult gap to| the rains come, Those attending activity sessions at Cassi
fill. Our work is very important,| Hall and Uplands schools were somewhat less fortunate ar
sometimes very difficult but so| had to restrict themselves to the dry spots underneat
rewarding: as a visit to a veterans Building overhangs.
hospital will show you.

My only hope is that we can j BEC ESMIDESRORT ORTIRINTS eae?
live up to some of the high stand- Around the Town —rmmear —eite- eam
ards set by a good and faithful _Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alger and

member, Lee Kirkalby. gon.Colin will leave Tertace on

win united thanks and good Saturday for six weeks vaeation in

" ngland and continental Europe.

The Legion Auxiliary to |The Algers plan to leave Van:

Branch No. 13. couver aboard a special Royal
Dorothy Sheasby Canadian Legion charter flight.

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