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Published ne. Thursday Morning at “The Crossroads of the Keotenays” ;

Yes!
Support the Castlegar,
District United Way’

’ CASTLEGAR, BRITISH’ COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,'1977 |

26 CENTS

'. Castlegar is included in the
porary for the federal Liberal

Marchand will a also address ‘ a
dinner for local Liberal Party,
members at 5:80 at the:>

“Visits will also be made to :!
‘ook, Kimberley, Fernio, .

government leader in’ r
ate, atid MPs: Hugh Anderson,
Simma Holt and Art Lee.
Less known Liberals on
the two-day, tour: are, MP’ Bob
Kamplan, : MP. Ken! Robinson

+ Minister of, Fitness and -Ama--

teur Sport Iona Campagnolo.”

Water supply *: ber’ of | the’: Lower - Columbia’

~ Water Study Commission, that:
hed.

port.’ 4
Vanderpol, whose Regional
iat f Central Kootenay ;<;
in

ea

reditors Offered Set ‘lemont
: 8

ron
“Fi

=

‘ ‘day:a new: zoning bylaw allow-

?von commercial lots.

ninistes's water inves
“ braneh,

» The reeelver for the com
pany that: built the 14-unit

undertakes, on the: project by>
Tayler Construction Ltd. of

a
Cenotaph Hill—and was ae
signed into bankruptcy a year
ago—has offered creditors 20
cents on tho dollar, the Castle-
gar News learned yesterday.

Dave Ferguson, credit ma-
nager for Mitchell Buildall, said
an Oct. 20 letter from the
Vancouver accounting firm De-
loitte,' Haskins“ and Sell indi-
cates that. Dunhill "Develop-

ment, the. itor cmt agency ©

has paid $58,773.89
into the courts for distribution
among lien claimants.

Mitchell Buildail, one of the
local firms which registered a
mechanics . lien against the
Cenotaph Hill development in
summer 1976, was asked in the
letter whether it would accept
the 20 cents per dollar on the
debt, Ferguson said.

- The «letter said Dunhill,
which awarded the contract to.

Tayler Co: ion, still owed

Resident’ s Letter
Discussed in Ottawa

. A Castlegar resident's 'let-
ter’'to the provincial water
rights controller has been dis-
‘cussed in ‘the’ Commons, Ald.
Brian Kilpatrick told council
Tuesday.

3 Kilpatrick said Heather M.

> Fire Dept:
“' Stood. By
At Airport.;
‘Department stood by for-land-
ings at Castlegar Airport , last
ednesday ,and “ “Thuraday

while; the airport’ fire - truck
‘underwent repairs,’ airport

“\manager, John Michelson’ sald .
“week.

8 partment truck remained at the
airvort—as req required in'the:air-.,
ell

Hallett's' detailed .criticism of
the'quality of the water in the
city supply—reprinted in the
Castlegar News last week—was
mentioned in'the Commons by
Kootenay West MP Bob Brisco
and’ was ‘the:basis for several:
questions he directed dt En-
vironment Minister Len Mar-

+ chand, “who. will be visiting
Castlegar Friday.

The ‘letter, which. des-
eribed the problems caused by

: “the wate igh alkall-
‘The: South Caatiogar Fire he WueraupPlys Mgt alas

nity, has been acknowledged, by,
Municipal; Affairs Minister
Hugh Curtis and has received a

strong. response’ from.’ area

residents, Kilpatrick said.
Couneil supported Kilpat-
rick’s recommendation that‘the
included in the ‘city

the company $45,798.02, Fer-

* guson said,

Recelver M. G. Francis and
Dunhill spokesmen were un-
available for comment, °

Ed McGauley, lega! coun-*
sel for a number of local lien
claimants, refused to comment
this week when asked about the
case, saying he did not want to
jeopardize his clients. « .

~ “I can't tell you about the
progress made because there
hasn't been any, progress,” he
sal

‘A list of ‘Dayler Constrise-
tion's creditors: last. year re-
vealed the company owed 80
firms .a total $192,689.70. ‘In
amounts ranging from $10.92 to
$19,876.31, the company owed a
total $80,495 to-16 Castlegar
area firms.

Castlegar area creditors of
the bankyupt company dnclud,
ed:

Boundary Electric ‘$52,
Boundary Structural $19,876.»
$1, surveyor. Alex Cheveldave
$350, Castlegar Janitor Service
$413, Coleman Excavating $45,
Ed’s Bobcat Services $112.50,
Kinnaird Transfer. $10.92...
Kalesnikoff Lumber _$291.91,,
Kingar Contractors $6,534.53,
L&D Heating $75.40,: Mitchell”
Buildall $98:61,' P&G Builders
$1,728.29, Quality Builders
$240.67, A. Savinoff Plastering

5 $126,‘Twin Rivers Glass $88.90 -

and Trowelex:Rentals $367.98. -

‘The Cenotaph Hill dévelop- »
ment had: controversial begin:
nings’ when city couneil ‘came
under.’ fire :both for: seéling’
property sought” ‘by’ private”:
developers to Dunhill ‘and for
selling land allegedly set aside

a8 °"'big issue of,” he said.

The letter said the mineral ;

i deposits in'the water. interfere

* further

gar. will enjoy. their
unity: damage or.

x past what has been takea to be a
ity council adopted. Tu Pat

ing the: sale. of, recreational

bi
ganized. events authorized ‘by, the city or police 5 ai iti
vehicles,- campers and trailers fi

hen in use extreme caution should be used as injury is asite
fro A

‘ posed” constructi
track: for moto ele

anes Doug’ Kni
Tamarack St: N. a meeting will
be: set: up’ to sien the
‘motocross track’ p
Embree, said Knowler and
other cyclists had already sub-
“ mitted, a petition. supporting
the proposal anda track: plan,
“['m very enthusiastic,” he

said. ially: about the.

Council passed the bylaw,

which'also permits the acquisi-

th: Kin-
nd | Castlegar ‘councils’:
1957: oth than ‘an

tion of ‘a separate piece: of ©!
‘property within 152 meters for

required parking spaces. which.‘

ean be provided'on the'same
reel, after meeting no oppo-'

‘cannot sell it because’
chas'“a:restrictive covenant”:

DAYLIGHT ¥
SAVINGS PE

eat 2 ca reaadaye ‘thus! : z
iving B.C. residents the oppor: .
xtra NEW FACE at the local RCMP, detachm ¢ is that of
fare saree rappel reas pr
posting is the

-number: of syoung. People in.
volved.”
In letters to council earlier

> this month Kriowler: said he and

his: friends ‘have’ spent. from
$700 to. $1,400" on motocross
racing bikes but are unable to
‘use them’ properly because ofa
lack of racing facilities.
“A motocross: track would
_- improve business for. motor-
‘and attract com-

mal operation of

The: i esaatly? for em

“Castlegar Community’ Band's

request.for a city grant will be >
reviewed when the 1978 budget
1s. discussed . Nov.’ 22," city
council decided Tuesday.:

». Council voted to reconsider. °*"'-

the ‘request ‘in next” year’s
budget after. Ald. Gerald Rust
administrative services‘and
nance committee chairman, re-
ported that funds in

ie 1!
‘budget for grants of that’ satire
igned.”.

“had already

pe band. budget “allocating
$2005 to: music, $350 :to ‘ musi

‘Nelson, ‘Trail, the’ 7