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Severe Water Shortage

Drought Expected Here

This winter's light,
quickly-melting snowfall and
the early spring are expected to
result in the Kootenay's driest
year since 1936, according to a
provincial Water Resources
Branch spokesman in Nelson.

Tom Oxland this week said
severe forest fires, a shortage
of drinking water and complete
lack of irrigating water could
occur this summer,

“There's no doubt we're in
a drought condition,” Oxland
said. “That's assuming we're
going to have a normal dry
summer, If the drought con-
tinues you can sure expect low
streams to be short of water in

July, August and September.” «

The heart of the threat to
water supplies in this area is
the Iack of storage facilities.
While areas which normally
experience water shortages,
such as the Okanagan, save
water from the spring, fow
Kootenay communities have
reservoirs.

As a water controller on

, the Kootenay River dams said,

“If our dear God decides to let it
rain a bit, the lake might get a
little higher.” :

While there is now enoug!
water flowing into Kootenay
Lake to maintain its level,
commitments under the Colum-
bla River Treaty require set
amounts to be released to the
United States at certain times
of year.

The most recent dry year
was 1970 but then there was 80
per cent of the average snow
pack in the mountains. This
year the situation is already far

: more serious.

al problems are not ex-

pected to develop until the end

of July, when virtually all
available ‘snow will have
melted. The earlier warm
weather comes to stay, the
sooner shortages will develop.

“It's pretty hard to pre-
pare for the shortage,” Oxland

, said, “because most rural

the creek. There is no stream
storage. It means théy are
going to have to be careful how
they use water. We expect to
be into regulation.”

The water resource branch

spokesman agreed Nelson will:

face water restrictions this
summer. “But this year they
should really be prepared to
enforce them.”

While problems are now on
the horizon, a heavy snowfall
during March ‘has prevented

what could have been a disas- .

ter, * i

“At Apex Mountain on:
March 1 there was the equiva:
lent of 5.6 itiches of water,”
Oxland said.

“At April 1 there was 8.7
inches. You can see there was a
fair accumulation in March. If
we didn't get that we wouldn't
be talking about 65 per cent of
norma), but of 35 per cent. If
that had happened it - would
vhave been rather serious.”

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Like the level ot Kootenay people depend on the flow of sald the most recent dry year, “
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; para vas united Pages 3B & 4B April 1, “It: doesn’t look good,” We have top quallty workman-
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e C) oe we had in 1976 which was very 7
Railwey Vandalism Cited telenews | ‘xiiietreegt TOMLIN
e e % and are removeable able amount of moisture during Mike Tomiin ‘waiter Tomtin
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Site 5, Comp. 11, S,S. 1, Castlegar,
or later. A curious, unsus- PTA meetings and other or-. passing, the location of the apprehended after breaking
pecting youngster using the ganizations throughout the tracks is an. invitation for — into the railway toolhouse and
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killed or seriously injured, and  buting literature and posters detours. caps and explosive fuses,
only then will people ask how and conducting group discus- School authorities have Several freight cars were a S
The warning comes from passing and dali and ‘are juveniles released handbrakes ain baleen be Eigse eer, PUBLIC NOTICE
CP Rail’s investigator at Nel- According to Armstrong, safety guards to ensure pas- on six stationary rail cars, been extended to include physi- “Major projects such as the . Secret
partment has been conducting’
an intense public. information
years to direct attention to the
never-ending problem of van-
sters on railway property.
Railway police personnel

cator of available water, is now 1970, started with 19.2 inches of wem And Let Install It!
: Oxland added. hip i a very reasonable:
re ak tee PA Ale) planting & Heating Ln
It's going to happen sooner _visits to schools, sports clubs, _ in the number of juveniles tres- At Nelson, a juvenile was Handicapped Persons

railway asa playground willbe year, showing films, distri-- stealing blasting To. Camp For Free ‘ y \

and why. sions on the seriousness of tres- been keen to zero in on. derailed at Nakusp when three Free camping privileges in Biilding Code requirements for b

son, Jeff Armstrong, whose de-

campaign over the last several

dalism and mischief by young-

* across the country pay personal

nowhere is the problem more
typical than in the Kootenays
where, in some cases, parents
have actually condoned the
trespassing of their children on
railway property.

“I find this attitude ir-
responsible,” he says.

At Creston, where Arm-
strong reports a slight decline

Along Some Northern Highways

‘No Shooting’ Areas Wider

The Minister of Recreation
and Conservation, Sam Bawlf,
announced recently that “no
shooting” areas along some
northern highways have been

. extended. In designated areas,
shooting is not permitted 400
metres (approximately one-
quarter mile) from the centre
line of highways.

The Highway 37 closure -

way station to the Yukon
border.

Mr. Bawlf said these 400-
metre closures are put into ef-

sage over properly designated
crossings.
Still, the problem persists.
Armstrong cites several cases:
At Grand Forks, juveniles
were caught placing wires
across the tracks at a highway

+ crossing, thereby activating the

railway signals and temporarily
disrupting train traffic.

fect to benefit the general
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highways.

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thereby setting them in motion.
The act resulted in thousands of
dollars in equipment damage.
One of the most serious
dangers comes from the throw-
ing of rocks. At Castlegar, a
train conductor narrowly es-
caped injury when some young-

sters hurled rocks through a ~

eaboose window.

“So much of this activity is
carried out without thinking of
the possible tragedies whi
might ensue,” ‘

“The only way to deal with
the problem is to make the
public aware of the need for
control and self-restraint.
Youngsters do not use public
highways as a playground.
Similarly, they should not con-
sider railway tracks a_ safe
place.” 4

The railway loses hun-
dreds of of dollars

cally and mentally handicapped
persons, Minister of Recreation
and Conservation, Sam Bawlf,
announced last month.

“The Parks Branch has, for
the past two years, been
building all new public facilities
in accordance with the National

Three-Car Crash
Nets Charge
For Trail Man

A three vehicle collision on
Wednesday of last week in the
1400 block of Columbia Ave.
has resulted in a Trai] man
being charged with following
too close. 7

Charged is Alexander.
Keith Mackie whose 1970

each year to vandalism.
“Railway equipment can
always be replaced, but how do

Vv rear ended a 1971 °
Datsun station wagon as it
stopped on Columbia Ave. to
make a left-hand turn. The

new nature houses opened last
year at Goldstream Provincial
Park near Victoria, and at
Kokanee Creek Provincial Park
near Nelson, and their toilet
«buildings and change houses
have requisite ramps and other
features to accommodate the
physically handicapped.”

“We hope,” added Mr.
Bawlf, “that with the facilities
being provided for the Handi-
capped and the free camping
privileges, more of British

* Columbia’s handicapped people
and senior citizens will be able
to gain a greater degree of
enjoyment from our provincial
park system.”

The extension of free
_eamping privileges to handi- .
capped people is additional to
the free camping in parks al-
ready available to organized
groups including the handi-

capped.

MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC WORKS
(HIGHWAYS).

Highway #3 between Highway 22A (Waneta. Junction)

and Montrose will be closed Monday - Friday Inclusive =;
. between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Crue

Commencing Tuesday, April 12 (1977)...

Minor Delays at other times.

W. M. Sproul, P. Eng..

Reglonal Highway Engineer 24

for

_ Minister. of Highways a :
Public Works.

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