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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1981

level,” community relations i watts, agreed with council,” Ma;
officer Bill Mykes said in a Murphy Creek Dam will Audrey "Moore said. Couell
capacity at Murphy Creek
from 400-megawatts to just
280-megawatts. a
/ furphy Dam. , but preliminary However, the crown cor- said. Jes
po / ‘BC. Hydro will procesd poration will compensate for — Hydro's decision to go with
— — ith proposed Murphy Creek. the reduced capacity by the lowest reservoir level
Project studies using s max- bile homes will be affected by building a generating plant at was welcomed by local poli-
imum reservoir level of 424 the 424-metre reservoir lev- Hugh Keenloyside Dam cap- impset on the city. Hydro sy
‘metres (1,300 feet) above sea el, Mykes said. able of producing 144mega- “I'm pleased that they indicated that 170 permanent it sentatives to attend Tues continued om page AT
Residents t firehall
By RON NORMAN being built without volunteer 15-40 years and $90,000 2 a Castlegar insurance firm
Stal labor and furnished with
A proposal to build and equipment. ‘the two halls,
equip two firehalls for Area I ‘could be reduced if Bojey said residents, will
at a total cost of there is volunteer help or if have to pay 4.7 mills a yearto
‘cover the costs — or
ROMP of the blaze at 1515 Columbla, reported at
845 pam. AS ‘a8 10 colls came in alerting the
department to the fire. Catia teen
i sited Mey oT ballot orOans
Referendums to cost M proposed
will be going to public boar
daiety. ing, but the date hasn't yet
' ‘The. pamphlet = been at a 5
e contre prop-
. a tre he Columbia space
one roads “as good ee .. First Commercial Properties
shuttle scrubbed
CAPE CANAVERAL, "
FLA. (AP) — The second
launch of the US. space
We're nearly
half-way there.
funds at noon y was
ne po
cunell proposed the
storm sewer referendum for _ First Commercial Proper- ing. .
& number of reasons, in- ‘Cs ties president Ted Charne tempt In New York, the Canadian
mera cluding: ion wan ddayed, Five oS aie wig dollar was up 23100 at
* to control erosion of hear with us. Thank You. é ant a enn
valuable property pea Richard was up 1-20 at $1.8788.
: But work to continue
: Unions pick et Sandman Inn
ByCasNews Salt ahead,” Colotto said. wreck in an interview with ‘The pickets will remain
‘ Picket lines were vp this “It will make it mor. the Castlegar News that at the site until the com-
morning for the third difficult," he admitted, but Northland will use its own hiring policy
: straight day at the Sand- added that unions did the
* construction site same thing when the Van-
= Colt as couver Sandman Inn on cam
The building trad
‘council is receiving the full
it it ay tthe use ished l support of the Nelson-Trail
ot oe on the Labor Couneil.
! job.
i, However, Sandmashing

( Don Colotto
; spokesman
‘telephone inter-
from Vancouver, the
to the information picket.
ahi

‘Members of the B.C. and Yuli on Building Trades Council set up picket line at Son-
leron Inn construction site © Columbia Ave.

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y's Flan. upatthe siteearly Monday chafge just as much for its
Pare ‘plan to go right — Colotto confirmed last afternoon with the sizns, rooms

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