CASTLEGAR mht Thursday, August 25, 1977

Five Fires in North Castlegar
From Downed Line to a Vehicle

A broken powerline, be-
lieved responsible for a power
failure last Tuesday, brought
this week's fires ‘in North
Castlegar to a total of five.

Fire chief Ed Lewis said
the live wire, believed to have
broken loose at around 11:50
p.m, Tuesday, was found
caught in a willow tree at 821
Seventh Ave. N. when the fire
department arrived.

The wire threw sparks in
the rain and intermittently
burned the tree until West
Kootenay Power personnel ar-
rived to repair the line, the fire
chief said,

Attempts to contact West
Kootensy spokesman to con-

“firm the broken line as the

cause of the power failure
were unsuccessful,
Also extinguished Tuesday

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was a small rubbish fire in a
lane behind Spruce Street in
the Castlegar and District
Hospital area.

Monday featured an elec-
trical ignition fire in front of
Village Furniture in a vehicle
owned by Mario Massini of
Castlegar, Also extinguished
by the fire department Monday
wasa fire caused at 11 Crescent
St. when a niece of resident
Tony Chaves tried to refuel a
camp stove while a similar
stove was burning nearby.

. The fire department also
extinguished a rubbish fire
started by a janitor behind the
building of the former Castle:
gar Laundromat on Maple
Street Sunday, after receiving
complaints from nearby resi-
dents, the fire chief said.

$700. Damage

An apparent collision with
a deer on Highway No. 3 re-
sulted in $700 damage to a Trail
man’s vehicle Friday, local
RCMP reported this week.

Police said Robert H. Vyse
was driving south in his 1972
Valiant between Blueberry
Creek and Fairview subdivision
when he struck the deer,

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Criticises Brisco’s Nakusp Statement

‘The Editor, Castlegar News:

‘ The Canadian Press on
June 80 carried a clip from the
House of Commons stating that
Bob Brisco, Conservative MP
for Kootenay West had sald
in the

‘the use of thelr own community

owned: and operated trans-
mitter.

I find it strange indeed,
that he would make this sort of
statement in the first place,

town of Nakusp would defy the
Isw of the land in order to
maintain their rights to receive
Channel 4 from Spokane Wash.,
a station which they had re-
broadcast into their homes with

the
fact that he was elected to ‘help
make, change, and uphold the
laws of this country. Even
stranger, however, I wonder
why he would dare to make
this sort of statement publicly

Charges are Pending
After Truck Hits Pole

Charges are pending a-
gainst the owner of a semi-
trailer after an accident which
resulted in a; power failure
extending through part of the
city to Blueberry Creek Tues-
day of last week, local RCMP

repo

Charged with having bald
tires and inadequate emer-
gency brakes for his vehicle, a
tractor and trailer used to
transport crushed cars, is
Jacques Levesque, a partner in
Castlegar Auto Crushers and
Salvage.

Police’ said the vehicle,
parked at the south end of
Seventh Avenue, apparently
rolled 50 feet into a power pole,
shearing it off at the ground.

Personnel from West Koot-
enay Power found the pole
sheared off at ground level and
pushed intact onto the shoulder
of the road.

The blow caused severe
voltage disturbances, and had
to be disconnected. Power was
restored to most. parts within
an hour, and full service, re-
stored by midnight.

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The real issue is not that
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that they want a choice other
than just the CBC.

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“Of Yet More Vandalism

weeks and every time we cover
the area we ‘find’ it’ broken

in the last three weeks, the
- school: board maintenance
.. supervisor.” told’ local school
trustees Monday.

School District No, 9 trustees
meeting window « breakage,
which has occurred steadily at
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ts becoming difficult for main-|
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again,” Bonderoff told the Cas- .
» Hlegar News. “This year we just

can't get away from Stanley
Humphries.”

He said little can be done

by the board to prevent the «

breakage.

“What can you do-other
than tell the parents that their
children are breaking the win-
dows and that they're paying
the bill?" he said. "We' should
tell them how much their taxes
are going to go up because of
the damage.” x

Bonderoff dismissed a sug-
gestion, made at the meeting,
that windows at the school be

* boarded up until ready for use,"

cby saying it would be too ex-
pensive.

He told the meeting van-
dalism of.a similar nature had
been reported. at. Twin: Rivers
Elementary. At Woodland Park
Elementary, vandals had’ re-
moved the inside valves of a
watering hose:and had allowed
the water to run out unchecked,
he said,

Police Consider
Charges After
‘3-Car Accident

Charges are pending. a-
gainst two local men after'a

+ three-tar. accident’. caused

$1,500 damage to one vehicle

: | ‘and_-injured two’ people on’:
Broadwater Road in Brilliant

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Kootenay Area Champs”

By BOB RAFTER
Tho” Aquanauts captured
firat place in the Kootenay

Regional Championships held in

Warfield 'Jast weekend, with
Castlegar again dominating the
meet while swimming to a 216
point margin over the Trail
Stingrays.

Club’ standings ‘for the
meet are as follows:

" Castlogar—677 , Trail—461,
.Nelson—261, Colville—180,
Golden—145, Kimberley—89,

Castlegar also dominated
in the aggragato standings:
Girls 8 and Under: .

Erika Berger—first, Jen-
nine Harding—second, Helaine
Oleski—third,

Boys 8 & Under:

Kerry Uchida—first, Pan
Kristiensen—second,

Grial 9 & 10:

Doreen Innes—second.
Boys 9 & 10;

Joe Berger—first, David
Zurek—second.

‘Boys 11; & 12:.-

,- Ray Yule—second, Mike
Berger—third.

Girls 13 & 14:

Wanita Command—third. ,
Boys 13 & 14:

Rob McGauley—third.
Boys 15 & 16:

Steve Bozek—first,

$1,400 Damage

In Car Accident

Local ROMP are investi-
gating a two-car collision which
resulted in a : total: $1,400
damage on the Fifth Avenue
South 1000 block Sunday.

A 1967 Mercury driven by

Daniel Roy Calder of Castlegar~

+ sustained an approximate
* $1,000 damage, police said.

1965 Ford station wagon. «

driven by Darcy Patrick Mac-

Kinnon u

:, police reported.

Castlegar Court News

: Peter P
Shoreacres was charged ith
speeding,. crossing ‘a double
solid line and failing to drive
safely while passing on the left
near Brilliant Elementary

_ School, local RCMP said.’ Also

charged ° with. speeding was
Leonard Norman Donald of
Robson.:

The third vehicle, a 1978
GMC pickup driven by Manuel
Bettencourt of Castlegar, sus-
tained $1,500 damage... .;

Pereversoff was taken to
Castlegar and District Hospital
with two fractured ribs and’ was

day,

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No.’ 8 Monday, local. RCMP.
reported this week. :-
Police said!-Roland John

“Kemperman was proceeding on

a detour 33 miles ,west of

-- Castlegar in a 1976, Ford when

he lost control of the vehicle
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Two to Hospital .

After Accident

‘12 Miles: West

A single-vehicle._ accident
on Highway No.'3,.12 pealies
west. of here car

beyond repair and” cat two

men ‘to. hospital’ with“ bone
fractures Saturday, palice said

Les. Flannigan of ‘Burnaby was
taken to Trail Regional Hospi-
tal with | ‘a_leg fracture and

“\passenger Alan ‘Flannigan of

Surrey was taken to Castlegar
and District Hospital for a frac-
vis ‘after “the 1971

onge and hit a largo tree 10 feet

police’

: Daniel Makortoff was sen-
tenced to a $350 fine or 30. days
in lieu after. pleading guilty to
@riving | with a’ .blood-aleohol
level in excess of .08 per cent.

* * .

Donald Alan Black pleaded
guilty to driving with a blood-

, alcohol level in excess of .08 per

cent. He was given a $600 fine
or. ae Says is in lieu ie
*

Douglas Feailea was fined
$100 -after: pleading’ guilty. to
being a minor ina licensed
Premise; He was also given’ a

$200 fine or 20 days in lieu after

pleading guilty to obstructing a
cer. at
eee, Sete eee See
Harvey. Muller was. fined ;
$50 after * pleading guilty’ to”

$50 after pleading’ guilty to
being a‘minor in possession of
Uaguer. fy ‘
‘es * ad
Edward Arishenkoff plead-
ed guilty. to being a minor in:
Possession: 0 of liquor. He. was-
fined $50.

$5; 000 Damages

When Car Starts:

Accident Series

Local RCMP. are: investi-
gating’ a collision on Seventh

d $400 damage, ~
: Sharon, Cooper, Roslyn Beattie,

Boys 17'& Over:, >).

Paul Stewart—first,' Geoff,
ors Rob Kirkwood—
third,

There were also a number
of records broken by our swim-
mers during the meet. Erika
Berger broke records in both
the 60-yd. freestyle and 50-
yd. butterfly. Erika’s freestyle
time broke-a record that had
stood. for the past five seasons.

Joe Berger set a new re-
cord in the Boys 9 & 10 breast-
stroke as did Paul Stewart in
the Boys 17 and over breast-
stroke.

Record-breaking relay
teams included the Girls 8 and
under medley and freestyle
relays and the Boys 17 and over
medley relay team. Also, the
Boys 11 &'12 relay team tied

the. existing record in the .

medley event.

Perhaps the most import-
ant record that was broken was
the number of Aquanauts that

qualified for the provincial

championships. This year, $2.

swimmers will represent our
club in Vancouver. This is the
greatest and most certainly the
strongest contingent yet.
Here is a list of the swim-
mers: Erika. Berger, Pauline
Orr,: Helaine Oleské, : Jennine
Harding, Doreen Innes, Debbie
Innes, Ramona nes ‘Wanii

Rob Kirkwood, Dan Obedkoff,
Geoff Yule, Paul Stewart; -”

Kelvin Beattie, “Kerry
Uchida,: Brian Kristiensen,
David Zurek, Jo2 Berger, Carl
Gruden, “John” Furkas,° Mike
Berger;

Ray. Yule,’ Jason Leiteh,
Chris Wanjoff, Rob McGauley,
Angus Beattie, Mark Gyurko-

", vits, Steve Bozek, Jeff Stewart.. -

In closing, I would like to
thank the Castlegar News for

‘its generous support. through-
.out the season., Also, the club
would like to extend its grati-
_tude to the City of. Castlegar,

Recreation Commission No.-1,-
Plaza Dairy Queen and various

- businesses who have helped our

lub so much this past year.

{Lasts :I would -personally
like to thank the parents and-

being a minor. Jn possession of by

liquor. ah
ote ‘
Barry Stoochnoff pleaded
guilty.to being a minor in pos-
session of liquor..He was-fined
m . : * * :
Wayne Koochin was fined _

School District

Studies Request
For Water Supply

The School District No. 9.
board of trustees voted to: in-
vestigate. the “possibility of:
supplying water.to a piece! of,
private property.

‘Trustees asked. treasurer.
John Dascher to. consult city
public’ works supervisor Alex
Lutz after a letter from owners
W. G. Horning and Don Belisle
asked the board to reconsider
its decision to disconnect water
service to’ property purchased
from the ‘school. board earlier)
this year. .

Dascher said the property;
which includes a thrift shop and |;
‘a shed across from H&R Brake <
and < Wheel ‘on . Columbia‘
Avenue, is the former’ site of:
the school board maintenance ”
office..."

; The‘ board. had’ voted in

_ June‘ to’ disconnect: the water ©:

supply to the} property from the-’
adjacent new maintenance of-
id.

E r fice ‘site in one year, he.

Son, ;Seventh.

for such a
‘and: ‘memorable “summer. of

% “coaching. You have all been.

road and hit a power‘pole.- The.

power pole ‘Apparently fell over. ~
» and bit ‘a’ nearby: parked car, <

which'in turn’ broke a fire hy-
drant,: police said.

Damage to Bacon's vehicle
was estimated at $3,
damage to the other vehicle,
power pole and’ hydrant to-
talled $2,000, police said."

; ‘Avenue when it went! off the ”

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4-Gylinder; ‘Speed, Radlo,

» Regular Price $1295 $650
-1970 Torino GT Hardtop —

2-Door, Super. Economy: é att
950
Regular: Price ‘S205
V-8, Auto., Radio, and much more.
1971 Datsun Station Wagon |
‘OUR Low PRICE
Smart. ‘Styling, v-8, Auto.

: cere 5850 |

1970 Olds 88 Sedan

+ P.8., P.B., and more.

ge tiea $350 |
1969 Toyota Corolla :

1965 Chevelle
1971 Vega tnx.
1967 Comet
1970 Torino:
1973 Cortina

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ROASTING CHICKEN

*75 Chevrolet 12-Ton Ib.79¢
Pickup truck wlth 250 Ci. Engine,
‘ $2995

ESpeed Trans., Radio, Heavy uty
25 Years of Sales and Service to the Motoring Public

titan Super Economy from “Japan.

Regular Price $695 -

‘OUR LOW PRICE.

_ 1960 Vauxhall Viva .
$50

: ~ PUBLIC NOTICE

TO RESIDENTS OF THER
‘CITY OF CASTLEGAR

Please take note that
‘there must be
: NO WATER. ‘SPRINKLING
_deting @: Fire or ‘Power Failure. ;

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WHOLE CHICKEN Ne wlic ais of iret publication
§20z. Tins ‘The date of firat publication 13 ls

August25, 1977.
ea. $1.99

Tang Lemonade.

Equipment ...

Regular Price $495 —

OUR LOW PRICE.

" SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30 A.M. fo 9:00 P.M..
Monday to Friday
5:00 P.M, Saturday

SALES STAFF — coors? Sparrow, Ray Steep, ave:
Willi tamson, Mick Ellis.

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“Listings

We have numerous units set up In traller parks:

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PEPPERS, RED PEPPERS, s floady To Nave nie
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‘and PICKLING SPICES Others can be viewed on our estes lot.

14-Wides on Display, and some New 12-1 Whiea :
Now In Stock far Canning! Reduced In Prical Q

> We sell units on consignment.

Northwest Homes 11 Ltd.

OL No. 01017A
940 Hwy. 3, Castlegar, S. ©

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‘Speedway | =
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2880 THIGHWAY DRIVE, FOR you SH Orr ING, Your cooperation s appreciated.

City, of: Castlegar :

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Adoss from Castle Theatre.

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PHONE 368-330)

DEALER LICENCE No. DOI201A im

Sat. ‘till 5:30 P.M.
Closed Sundays

Ph, 385-3551-

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