CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 27, 1958

Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

ilicll No. 156

ia By-tow of The Corporation of the Village of
ferred to as “The

c ion” to the Establish

ofa 2 Sewage Collection & y Ditttest System and

to borrow the estimated cost of the construc-

tion of a portion thereof.

WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation considers it
to be desirable and expedient to establish a sewage collec-
tion and disposal system to serve the inhabitants of the Vil-
lage of Castlegar.

AND WHEREAS the estimated cost of that portion of a

system to he constructed pursuant to this By-law is Four’

Hundred Farty-Five Thousand Dollars ($445,000.00)

AND' WHEREAS the Council desires to borrow the sum
of Four Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Dollars ($445,000.00)
which is the amount of the debt intended to be created by
this By-law for the purpose of meeting the costs of and in-
cidental to the construction of such portion of the sewage
collection and disposal system and to issue debentures there-
fore,

AND WHEREAS the lifetime of the portion of the sew-
age collection and disposal system to be constructed pur-
suant to this By-law is estimated to be in excess of 20 years.

AND WHEREAS the amount of the assessed value for
general municipal purposes of the taxable land and improve-
ments within the Corporation was in:

1956 — $1; pe 357
1957 — $1,996,980
1958 — $2/475,053

AND WHEREAS there is presently outstanding on ac-
count of the principle amounts of the debentures issued pur-
suant to By-laws Nos. 26, 34, and 113 of the Corporation,
the total sum of One Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand Six
Hundred Dollars ($153,600.00) only and none of the prin-
ciple and interest is in arrears and the Corporation has no
other existing debenture debt.

AND WHEREAS the depreciated value as’ at December
31st, 1957, of the water works system for which the Corpor-
ation as a subsisting certificate of self-liquidation

the | of Mui lities is $35,973.75.

‘AND WHEREAS the approval of the Inspector of Mun-
icipalities has been obtained.

AND WHEREAS a provisional certificate has been re-
ceived from the Provincial Health Officer.

NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of
the Village of Castl in open d enacts
as follows:

(1) This By-law shall toke effect on the date of its
adoption by Council

(2) The Council shall be and is hereby empowered god
authorized to blish a sewage ind di
tem.

acs No. 157

4 By-law of The Corporation of the Village of

ferred to as “The
Cc ion” to authorize the of
a Waterworks Distribution System and to bor-
row the estimated cost thereof.

WHEREAS the estimated cost of the Waterworks Dis-
tribution System to be constructed pursuant to this By-
law is One Hundred Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($115,000).

AND WHEREAS the Council desires to borrow the sum
of One Hundred Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($115,000.00)
which is the amount of the debt intended to be created

. by this By-law for the purpose of meeting the costs of and
incidental to the construction of the aforesaid waterworks
distribution system and to issue debentures therefore,

. _AND WHEREAS the lifetime of the aforesaid water-
works distribution system to be constructed pursuant to this
By-law is estimated to be in excess of 20 years.

AND WHEREAS the amount of the assessed value for
general municipal purposes of the taxable land and im-
provements within The Corporation was in:

1956 — $1,931,357
1957 — $1,996,980
1958 — $2,475,053
AND WHEREAS there is presently outstanding an ac-
count of the principle amounts of the debentures issued
pursuant to By-laws Nos. 26, 34, and 113 of The Corpora-
tion, the total sum of One ‘Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand
Six Hundred Dollars ($153, 600.00) only and none of the
principle and interest is in arrears and the Corporation has
no other existing debenture debt.

AND WHEREAS the depreciated value as at December -

“Bist, 1957, of the waterworks system for which thé Corpor-
ation possesses a subsisting certificate of self-liquidation
granted by the inspector of Municipalities is $35,973.75.

AND WHEREAS the approval of the Inspector of Mun-
icipalities has been obtained.

AND WHEREAS a provisional certificate has been re-
ceived from the Provincial Health Officer.

NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of
The Village of Castl in open bled enacts
as follows:

(1) This By-law shall take effect on the’ edate of. its
adoption by the Council.

(2) The Council shall be and is, hereby ‘etipiwdred

and cuthorized to undertake and .carry out or cause.to be -.. -

carried out the construction of the’ waterworks distribution
system shown and described in the general plans filed with

‘YEAR PRINCIPAL

(3) The Council shall be and is hereby empowered
and authorized to undertake and carry out or cause to be
carried out the construction of that portion of the sewage
collection and disposal system shown and described in the
general plans filed with .the Minister of Health and do all
things ‘ith and without limiting
the generality of ‘the foregoing, that is to say.

(a) To operate and maintain the aforesaid works

(b) To apply for a Provincial Guarantee of the prin-
ciple and interest of and on the debentures hereinafter des-
cribed and do all such other acts as may be necessary or ex-
pedient to obtain such guarantee.

{c) To acquire all such rea! property, easements,
tights-of-ways, eeneser rights and authorities as may be Fe-

quisite or for in with the
of the works aforesaid,

(4) That for the purpose and with the object afore-
said and subject to the provisions in that behalf hereinafter
contained qnd set forth there shall be borrowed upon the
credit of the Corporation the sum of Four Hundred Forty-
Five Thousand Dollars ($445,000,00) and debentures shall
be issued therefore in sums of not less than One Hundred
Dollars ($100.00) each bearing interest at the rate of Four
and Three Quarters Percentum (434%) per annum and hav-
ing coupons attached thereto for the payment of such inter-
est, provided, however, that no debentures shall be issued
hereunder unless and until the Province of British Columbia
shall guarantee the payments required to be made for prin-
ciple and interest thereon.

) That the said debentures shall be dated the Ist
day of March, 1959, and shall be payable as to principle by
20 consecutive annual installments commencing the Ist doy
of March, 1960, and interest thereon shell be payable semi-
annually on the Ist day of March and the Ist day of Sept. in
each and every year during the currency thereof, the re-
spective amounts of principle and interest payable in each
year and the total amounts thereof being as follows.
OUTSTANDING INTEREST ANNUAL

PRINCIPAL TOTAL
‘ 10,568.75 10,568.75

27.51
83.75

262,865.00 707,865.00

the Minister of Health and do all things necessary in con-
nection therewith and without limiting the generality of the
foregoing, that is to say:
(a) To operate and maintain the af id works.
(b) To apply for a Provincial Guarantee of the
principle and interest of and on the debentures hereinafter

described and do all such other acts as may be necessary or

expedient to obtain such guarantee,

(c) To acquire all such zeal property, easements,
rights-of-way, licenses, rights, and authorities as may be
requisite or desirable for or in connection with the construc-
tion: of the works aforesaid.

(3) That for the purpose and with the object afore-
said and subject to the provisions in that behalf hereinafter
contained and set forth there shall be borrowed upon the
credit of The Corporation: the sum of One Hundred Fifteen
Thousand Doliars ($115,000.00) and debentures shall be
issued therefore in sums of not less than One Hundred Dol-
lars ($100.00) each bearing interest at the rate of Four and
Three Quarters Percentum (434%) .per annum and having
coupons attached thereto for the payment of such interest,
provided, however, that no debentures shall be issued here-
under-unless and until the Province of British Columbia
shall guarantee the. payments required to be made for
principle and interest thereon,

(4) That the said debentures shall be dated the Ist
day of June, 1959, and shall be payable as to principle by
20 consecutive annual installments commencing the Ist
day of June, 1960, and interest thereon shail be payable
semiannually on the Ist day of December and the Ist day
of June in each and every year during the currency thereof,
the respective amounts of principle and interest in each
year and the total amcunts thereof being as follows:

YEAR PRINCIPAL OUTSTANDING INTEREST ANNUAL
PRINCIPAL TOTAL

| 2/731. 2,731.25

00 0OLOR DAA A AWWIN&
Ecos cccescsesesesas

BEsS88838888
Besssssssssssssesss

83388

3g8

72,710.00

187,770.00.

(6) That the said debentures shall be seaied with the
Seal of the ion and the Ct and the Clerk
shall sign ec said debentures and . the soupons attached
thereto and the si; on ihe may be wri

J, printed or lithograp'

(7) Phat the said det both p le and
interest shall be payable at the Tineiped office of The Can-
adian Bank of Commerce at Montreal, Quebec; Torénto, On-
tario; Vi or Cast! . British Columbia, at the op-
tion of the holder.

, (8) That each such debenture shall be endorsed as fol-
lows: “This debenture or any interest therein, shall not, after
a certificate of jp has been d hereon by the
Treasurer of this Munici| be Fi , except by the
entry by the eins or his Deputy in the debenture re-
gistry book of the Municipality at Castlegar British Colum-
bla’.

(9) If revenues accruing to the Corporation from the
operation of the sewage collection and disposal system are

sat any tirse, insufficient to defray the cost of management,

and ding debt
interest ond. debt epoyeent) the Council shai levy a rate
over and above all other rates upon all land and improve-
ments subject to taxation for general municipal purposes
within the Corporation in the same manner and ot the same
time as other rates sufficient to meet such insufficiency.

(10) This By-law shall before adoption receive the
assent of the owner-electors in the manner provided by Div-
ision (2) of Part V of the “Municipal Act’

1) This By-law after receiving the assent of the own-
er-electors as aforesaid shall not be edopted until approved
by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.

(12) This Bylaw may be cited od ea lags of Castle-
gar Sewage Col
Construction and Loan alee No. Be 1958" of
READ a first time this 18 day of November, 1958.
READ a second time this 18 day of November, 1958.
READ a third time this 21 day of November, 1958.

RECEIVED the aopp' lof the | of M

this day of 958.

RECEIVED the assent of es owner-electors this
of ————______—__

RECONSIDERED, finally passed and adopted this ————
day of ——____—_—_——__ 1958,

t hereby certify the above to be 9 true rend correct copy
of “Village of Castl Sewage Col 1 Sys:
tem Establishment Construction and Loan By-law No. iz6,
1958”,

Clerk

(5) That the said debentures shall be sealed with the
Seal of The Corporation and the Chairman and the Clerk
shall ‘sign the said debentures and the coupons attached
thereto and the Fanatures on the coupons may be written,

d, printed o 1g)

(6) That the ‘soil debentures as to both pririciple and
interest shall be payable at the principal office of The Can-
adian Bank of Commerce, at Montreal, Quebec; Toronto,
Ontario; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Vancouver or Castlegar, Bri-
tish Columbia, at the option of the holder.

(7) That each such debenture shall be endorsed as
follows: “This debenture or any interest therein, shall not,
after a certificate of ownership has been endorsed petsor
by the Ti of this Mt 1!
cept by the entry by the Treasurer or his Deputy in the de-
benture registry book of the Municipality at Castlegar, Bri-
tish Columbia,”

(8) If revenues accruing to the Corporation from the
operation of the waterworks system are at anytime insuffi-
cient to defray the cost of mar fon, op-
eration and maintenance (including debt interest and debt
repayment) the Council shall levy a rate over ond above all
other rates upon all land and improvements subject to taxa-
tion for general municipal purposes within the Corporation

_in the same manner and at the same time as other rates

sufficient to meet such insufficiency.

(9) This By-law shall before adoption receive the as-
sent of the owner-electors in the manner provided by Div-
iston (2) of Part V of the “Municipal Act.”

{10) This By-law may be.cited as “Village of Castle-
gar Waterworks Distribution System Construction and Loan
By-law No. 157, 1958.

READ a first time this 18 of Kiovalinds 1958,

READ a second time this 18 day of Novembbr, 1958.
READ a third time this 21 day of November, 1958.
RECEIVED the approval of the Inspector of Municipalities
this day of > 1958.

*
RECEIVED the assent of the owner-electors this
day of ——_—_________, 19 .
RECONSIDERED, finally passed and adopted this
day of —_—_—_—_—_—__—_—_,. 19 ——..

| hereby certify the above.to be a.true and correct
copy- of: “Castlegar Waterworks: Distribution System Con-
struction and Loan By-law No. 157, 1958.

Clerk

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ee AUTO
BOB'S | stavice

General Repairs
and Tune-Ups
Tires — Battesies
Phone 2091
Kinnaird, 8.C.

Kinnaird Chimney
Cleaning Service
“Phono 3722
We Service Oi Furnaces

FON SALE — New 2 bedroom)

house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots,’ next to
Rokson School — Phone 2272

FOR SALE — Blueberry Creek,

1 bedroom home, automatic}

heat, furnished and modern
Phone Castlegar 4876. ws

— Peter W.
tin 28

NOTICE — Will take In sewing.
phone 3299, 944

FOR SALE OR TRADE — one
14 ft. “Playbgy”, 62” transom
with new 18 hp. Evinrude
electric motor. Fully fibre
glassed, for light delivery or

* panel or small house trailer
Can be seen at 574, 7th Avenue

a“

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambuiane, — Flewers
Granite, Marble & Bronze

Phone 3601

FURNITURE
' LONG DISTANCE
E

UNITED TRUCKING

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — B.C.

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT

.| FOR SALE ~~ Complete channel
6

2 and Phone‘or see
J. Manarin, Kinnaird, aA

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house
on highway in Kinnaird, on
good garden lot, lawn, phone
4173. tin43

FOR RENT — heated, furnished
apartment, Private entrance —
private bathroom, dishes, linen,
fridge, gas stove — phone
2332, Kinnaird. tin 46

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172,
tin2o

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom un

‘COFFEE SHOP
z LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

on high-
way—phone Kinnaird 3131.
tin29

FOR SALE — In Castlegar,
brand new 4 room house with
ear port, oil heat, immediate
occupancy—full price $8,400.00
—$2,000 down, balance $70.00
per month bank Interest. Apply
Oglow Bros. Phone 3351,

tinds

FOR SALE — Vanity with bench
or trade for dresser, apply 290
Maple. : 148

FOR SALE — American Flyer
Electric Train—Phone 4011:
tings

FOR SALE — Double bed with
spring and mattress or will ex
change for bed chesterfiela—
J. Raine — Robson. 348,

For the Lady

DO FENCE THEM IN

If you have a small dynam
In the family who can tire his
mother _and the rest of the family
out in nothing flat, do not despatr.
You can solve the problem neatly|
by fencing your active youngster|
inside a private toyland, right in|
your own backyard. And, while!
he is happily absorbed in his|
private domain in the fresh air|
and sunshine, you can be thank.
ing your lucky stars that you
have such a healthy, active
youngster,

Active youngsters "get int:
everything,” and, as a result, they

of the House

doubt upon one of your new re-
elpes, no matter how delicious it!
is. The mothers of young guests
will appreciate ft, too, if you

to serve lunch at a tlme when it
will not Interfere with dinner
appetites, If this is not possible,
arrange your party menu so that
it will take the place of the’
guests’ dinners.

If you decide to award prizes,
for the games, you're apt to en-
counter trouble with very young
guests who just can’t understand
why Johnny got a balloon while
they didn't get anything. It's best
to have small favors for one and

all and make games for SEO.
ment only.

Getting young guests_ tw
leave is sometimes a problem ‘axad:
you'll find that setting your iit
chen timer will start them on the
way. Handing out favors at the
door as you say good-bye t= an-
other aid in getting youngsters -
home on time.

With. organization, yeur
child’s party can be fun for a

Building Supplies
Ballding & Supply Oe. Ltd.
CASTLEGAR
Phone .3351

often get -for

brought on by thelr boundless
energy. That is not quite fair to
the and mother should

FO RSALE — Used oil heater,

Uke new—Apply Castlegar Buil-
ding Supp)y—Phone 2161.

148

FOR SALE — Truck chains for
double wheels, size 750 x 20,
used once—Write Box 108,
Kinnaird, 148,

FOR SALE — Large size crib
and mattress in -very good
condition, phone 4931. 148

provide outlets for this energy,
instead of punishing the child to,
try and keep it leashed. An active
child's energy is like waters of
Niagara, you just have to let it
flow freety. And, it needs a pr!
vate domain.

Build an enclosure or corral
for your youngster in the back-,
yard and furnish it with his fav-
orite toys, Put in a sandpile,
climbing steps, wagons, small)
cars, rings and any-|

FOR SALE — Small radio with

NOTICE — Catholic Women’
“ League bake sale at Bob's
Pay'n Takit on Weadnesday. it
am, 147

NORA’S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

A complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Binkle” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

* MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:60 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Not Jut Another’Place To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

UNITED |
TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trait, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson

PHONE
Castlegar 2521 -

_ GREEP‘S ELECTRIC
PLUMBING & HEATING. ELECTRICAL
For aimates Phone CONTRACTING
bl is j Free Estimates

——-
We Service PHONE 3571
What We Install Castlegar, B.C.

SMITH’S

J. 1. LAUGHTON
BSc OD,

CASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS

NOTICE — Senior Citizens As
sociation Turkey Dinner Unit
ed Church Hall 6:30 p.m. Fri
day Nov. 28th, Members 25¢
Others$1.25. -Meeting follows in)
Legion Hall, with ‘election of
officers.

}|7LCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —

record $10—Phone
4003. E 148

FOR RENT — 2 room modern
house, central, semi-furnished|
$25.00, Phone Castlegar 4631
days. 348

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house,
near high school—phone 4571,
148

FOR RENT — House with 2 bed-
rooms, apply 370—3rd ‘Ave. or
Phone 6311, 348

P.O. Box 303, C 4itin

ACTION SALE
Timber Sale X 73073

There will be offered for sal
at public auction, at 10:30 am
Local Time on January, 19, 1959
in the office of the Forest Rang
er, Castlegar the Licence X 73073
to cut 2,615,000 cubic feet of
spruce, balsam, lodgepole pine,
hemlock, cedar and larch trees on
an area situated on part of Lots
10178 and 3440 and vacant Crown
Land, on China Creek, Kootenay
Land District. Ten years will be
allowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed tender, to be
opened at the hour of auction and
treated as one bid.

Further particulars may be]
obtained from the Deputy Min-

. [ister of Forests, Victoria, B.C.;

the District Forester, Nelson,
B.C.; or the Forest Ranger,
Castlegar, B.C.

OP*

Phone 4851

Office closed until October
We Pick-Up and

20th, Contact Nelson office
for service.

‘PHONE 2581

Deliver

GENERAL BUILDING
. A. SUMNER CONTRACTORS
SG All Kinds of Building
Supplies

Naturopathic Physician
C.LL. PAINTS
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 240 — Phone 2161

Eremonko Building
PHONE 2021

WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

‘We can suppiy all your
building needs. Estimates

gladly riven.
Phone 7il2

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:30 p.m. te 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2231

DUTCH MAID |

. For
COAL, SAND, GRAVET
BAKERY LIMITED

BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
Ww. Sharp! les Phene 6602

No man with a burden of
debt hqs a right to pro-
tect, his ‘creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

Plans ta suit your individ- .
ual- requirements may be
arranged through,

Dick Fowler
North American

.  hife
Rebsan, B.C.

FOR ‘RENT — 2 room furnished
and heated suite, also 4 room
suite unfurnished, phone 7031,

148|

WANTED — Small wood and
coal Kitchen range in: good
condition — Phone 6731, /

‘ 348

LOST Car chain between ferry
and village, finder phone 7281,
* a . 14

thing else that will help him
work off his boundless energy.
Plan to take as much of your
own work as possible into the
yard where you can keep an eye
on him and be an appreciative
audience. He'll soon get so inter-
ested in performing new tricks
that he will play alone for hours.
He won't get on your nerves’ nor
you on his. And, if it's a little ex-
tra trouble to build this corral for
your child’s health, happiness
and convenience, just consule'

yourself that it is a lot cheaper]

than letting him play’ with your
expensive dishes and furniture
which are always in reach of an
active youngster when let loose
in (the house.

CHILDEEN'S PARTIES

Children’s parties can be a
joy or & disaster, depending upon
the. amount of pre-party planning
you do. The first big problem to
decide is the number of young

guests to invite. Your son or

will 5 turn in a

NOTICE —' Kinnaird United
Church Sunday School Concert
December 12 — 7 p.m.’ Silver
Collection. 348

NOTICE — Christmas” Cantata

will be presented by Kinnaird
United Church Choir in the
‘Church at 8 pm. Than
Dec. 18th.

NOTICE — St. Alban’s W.A. An-
nual Christmas Tea & Bazaar,
Parish Hall Nov. 29 at 2,30 pm.
Door prize, guessing competti-
tion, mystery parcels for chil
dren & grown ups, bake table,

sewing table and white ele-

Phant table. 148

NOTICE — Now is the time to!

place your orders for flowers
by wire for Christmas. Early
orders insure prompt delivery.
Helen’s Flower Shop — 247
Columbia Ave. — Phone 3601.

148

NOTICE — Highly qualified tea-
cher, mathematics and Russian
Alexander Zuckerberg. Phone

+ =Castlegar 4631, days. tindé

. Contectionery
a ROOMS
Spectal Chinese Dishes

Open a.m. -to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

SETO GAFE

RICK’S
‘T.V. Sales & Supplles
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies
BLECTROHOME

Fleetwood T.V.

list that includes everyone on the
street, with afew outsiders
thrown in for“good measure. In
general, it’s a good idea to estab-
lish a set-rule at the fir:t party
by allowing the birthday child to
invite a child for each year, plus
one for luck, ©

Invitations should be - sent
well in advance and should state
the time of arrival and depar-
ture clearly. Older children can
deliver the invitations in person,
‘but in the case of very young
children, it’s safer to look after
this detail yourself.

Refreshments and games will
vary with the size and age of the
group, of course, but in general
it’s best to err on the side of sim-
plicity. Most children prefer time
-tested food and will look with

LS. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow

Lokes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service —
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Rebson Wharf
10:00 a.m. Monday.
wood

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PHONE 900

Men

Leitner's Clothing
Lewis Coffee Bar
or phone M. Moran

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