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Bast lake Dr. situated on .84 acres,
434° of lake front, road access, 3
Bedrooms, iup 2down, septic
system, all appliances and beds
included, 10X16 warf. Priced to sell.
Phone: 362-5732 leave a message.
HOBBY FARM 11.79 acres, 1473
sq.ft. 3 bedroom, garage,
tbulldings, pasture, _ treed,
Spectacular view, lakeview $69500
Creston 866-5735
MOVING: house for sale on 2110
Cedar St. To view phone 426-6254
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Kootenay Lake, Harrop B.C. Half
Grea lake lot with 90° of beach
. Sewage and water
Installed. Phone John
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NEWLY REMODELED older home,
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downstairs, excellent __ location.
Glose to mall. 428-9105 or 223-
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3 BEDROOM HOME, on 116' x 125°
fot. 801 Glendale Ave, Salmo, BC.
Close to both Elementary and
“Secondary School. 28' x 48" work
Shop on same lot, full basement, 1
1/2 baths, gas furnace. Lot large
“eiough to build another home on.
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1989 FORD RANGER
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1989 DODGE D-50
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1985 FORD BRONCO Il
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1981 FORD F-350

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1988 FORD F-250
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1988 ame: 3X3 CREWCAB
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was $11,895 now

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1985 FORD RANGER

4x4, Lift a V/6, 5 Spd.
995 now

was

$5 995
1988 Poxac e FEMPEST,

was $8,098) now

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Hegar Sun

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Vol. 2- No. 29

Castlegar, British Columbia

75 Cents + G.S.T.

Celgar's owners

SHARLENE IMHOFF
Sun Editor

Celgar Pulp Co, and one of its
contractors have pleaded not
guilty to charges stemming f from
an alleged

Power Consolidated (China)
Pulp Ltd. and CITIC B.C. Inc.,
Celgar’s owners, appeared in
Castlegar Provincial Court, Mon-
‘day to answer to six charges
under the provincial Waste Man-

of effluent into the Columbia
River in April 1990, -

Act and one count under
the federal Fisheries Act.
The working contractor at the

“Sweat, steel and sawdust!

the 11th Annual.Slocan City Logging Show. His partner,
but is not allowed to actually touch the saw.

plead not guilty to seven charges

time of the alleged discharge,
H.A, Simons Ltd., faces three
Counts under the Waste Manage-
ment Act.and one count under the
federal Fisheries Act.

While the maximum fine under
, the Waste Management Act is $1
* million on each count, the penalty
under the federal Fisheries Act is

"$5,000 oneach count,

i (A trial date has been set to
begin December 9, at the Castle-
:gar-Provincial Court House, and
has been scheduled to last four
‘days,

#» Castlegar Lawyer John Car-
penter, council for Power Consol-
-idated and CITIC, says the

This hearty competitor shows fine form as he saws his way though the Canadian Championship Single Buck at

the oiler, lubricates the saw as it goss through the wood
See Profile for results/1B.

SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brandan Halper

five-month wait to begin pro-
ceedings will not have an affect
on the trial and final outcome of
the case.

“The trial had to be moved up
to December for a number of rea-
sons,” he said. “There was no
trial time available in September,
Time is needed to arrange for a

judge, witnesses have to be
secured. It’s a combination of

When Proceedings do begin,
Carpenter expects the trial to last
roughly a week or so,

“You can never tell how long.
See CELGAR 3A

Paving oversight
might have caused

elevation

Sif ZEEBEN

Sun staff

Whoops.

Tt appears an oversight might
have allowed a roud paving crew
to change the clearance of an
Overpass on Highway 3, and
result in an accident last Friday,
July 12.

Henry O'Brien, 42, was the
driver of a truck carrying a huge
lime-mud filter to the new Celgar
mill-site when his cargo struck the
railroad overpass just west of the
Kinnaird bridge.

Although police reports esti-
mated $500,000 in damages to the
drum-shapéd cargo, the damage is
Probably much lower.

At that time, the height of the
overpass as well as the height of
the loaded truck were measured.

The overpass, which bore a
sign reading 4.76 meters, was
found to actually be 4.66 meters
above the road.

“The truck was the legal size,”

Youth Corps projects coming to

BRENDAN HALPER

Sun staff

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"365-2505

On July 15, Environment Min-
ister Dave Mercier the

the ip public

of envi lated
issues, and provide young People
with hands-on experience in

approval of more than 110 Envi-
ronment Youth Corps: Projects in
over 60 ies across

resp ig to env:
emergencies. o
1991 Projects include: locating

British Columbia for the 1991
season.

“The youth corps is one of the
most successful programs of its
type. in North America,” said
Mercier. “ It gives young people a
chance to gain new skills and
employment experience while
helping the environment.”

“This: “year, we have a varied
array of Projects from all parts of
the province: The projects are
designed to enhance and Protect

oil leaks from aban-
doned oil storage tanks in North
and West Vs

energy conservation in

Castlegar

tion with B.C. Hydro; rehabilitat-
ing owls in cooperation with the
Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation
Society; and, detecting gypsy
moth infestations in Vancouver
and Victoria, -

Competition for project
approval was keen and over 340

habitat for endangered species in
the Okanagan; making parks
wheelchair-accessible in
Squamish and Surrey; establish-
ing programs for recycling in
Campbell River, Kamloops,

Kelowna, Williams Lake and
Smithers; conducting angler sur-
veys in Port Hardy, Ucluelet and
Vernon; delivering an elementary
school program on ecology and

By Leigh Rubin

Proposals were d. Each
Project was reviewed by local
technical experts and an inter-
ministry committee.

Field delivery of the Youth
Corps projects is provided by the

Seven
contractors have met the qualifi-

said C ible Poirier, one of the
Highway Patrolman at the site.
Just days before the accident,
Columbia Bithulic Ltd. under
direction from the Ministry of
Highways, — paved over Jong

cations to operate Envi

Youth Corps Crews, based on
their experience operating these,
or similar projects, Four of the
contractors will begin work
immediately and additional
portunities will be available in

the fall.

Employment opportunities
with the Environment Youth
Corps are available for young

See CORPS

Great interest
expressed in

Westar

SHARLENE IMHOFF
Sun Editor

Custlegar City Council i is con-
cemed about ‘mp loss at

Sale

In a press release distributed to
council by Westar Timber, Larry
Bell, president and chief execu-
tive officer of Westar Group,

‘Westar Timber in Toe of the fact
that idk buyers. are ii

d that the of
interest expressed in the timber
division is sub .

only in certain assets as

“The of i

PP

to the company as a whole.

During a Tree Farm Licence
Presentation made to council
Monday evening, by Doug Lang,
Chief Forester and Dan h

expressed by companies in the
forest industry is gratifying,” said
Bell.

Bell continued to state that
local in

Regional Manager for Westar,
council voiced questions about
Possible job losses to the local
plant's 200: plus employees,

which the plants operate will not
be forgotten.

of the highway, raising
the elevation oft the road,

O’Brien, hauling for Equip-
ment Express Ltd. out of
Markham, Ontario, said he
believed the additional asphalt on
the road was to blame.

The General Manager for
Equipment Express, Ted Hopkins,
agreed,

day in July.

Local songwriter, singer and guitarist Stephen Baal
performed folk music at the Kinsmen park July. 11.

Baal's performance was part of the Annual Summer
Concerts in the Park Series, presented each Thurs-

accident

He said that O'Brien's 1988
Freightliner Transport had been
issued a permit on entering the
province at a commercial vehicle
weigh scale. That meant the cargo
could safely pass under any
bridge in B.C.

“On (last) Wednesday or
Thursday they paved and we got
the permit on Friday,” said Hop-
kins. “They added 4 or 5 inches to
os road and that’s what caused

* shortly after the accident the
height marking was removed
from the overpass and on Monday
road crews began tearing up the
road. New markings were posted
on the overpass—one at 4.6
meters and the other at 4.5.

othe different elevation

m the slight de lope o}
ithe highway “iia nota shift in-the
overpass.

“If the dimensions were correct
at 4.76 we would have made it
through,” said Hopkins. “The

See PAVING

‘SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper