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To: kingfisher who wrote (558)	10/11/2000 8:39:56 PM
From: David Culver	Respond to of 11633

Yes seemed to be some large trades, given the rest of the market these trust are doing pretty well. dave

To: kingfisher who wrote (558)	10/19/2000 3:51:47 PM
From: Veteran98	Respond to of 11633

PWI.UN yielding 26.6% at 9.00. Distribution for November announced today. PrimeWest declares cash distribution PrimeWest Energy Trust PWI.UN Shares issued 38,061,130 Oct 18 close $8.95 Thu 19 Oct 2000 News Release Mr. Hugh Gillard reports PrimeWest Energy Trust has confirmed its regular monthly cash distribution of 10 cents per trust unit and a special distribution of 10 cents per trust unit. This monthly distribution, totalling 20 cents per trust unit, will be paid on Nov. 15, 2000, to all unitholders of record on Oct. 31, 2000. The ex-distribution date is Oct. 27, 2000. With the regular and extra distributions in November, PrimeWest will have paid a total of $1.62 per trust unit during the previous 12-month period (December, 1999, through November, 2000), and $5.07 per trust unit since inception in October, 1996. The company continues to expect to pay a total of 20 cents per trust unit per month at least until the March, 2001 declared distribution for payment in April, 2001. PrimeWest also announced today its estimate with respect to the anticipated taxability of distributions received in calendar 2000; the precise figures will be communicated to unitholders in February, 2001. Due to record cash flows, PrimeWest now expects that approximately 50 percent of distributions received in 2000 will be treated as income in the year received, and that approximately 50 per cent will be treated as a tax-deferred return of capital. The actual level of taxability is dependent upon commodity prices received and company activities undertaken to year-end.