CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 7, 1960

St. Aiban’s WA
Open Wi

The regular meeting of St. Mrs,
Alban's WA was held in the/recitation of the prayer-partners
Parish hall with 17 members and| prayer, followed by reading an

two visitors present.

The meeting was opened by|S#ge" on the observance of Lent,

singing. the missionary hymn “In

Christ there is no East or West,”|minutes of the previous meeting

followed by the litany.

Mrs. Kennedy read a por-
tion from the study book entitled
“The Way in Africa.”

Phythian Sisters
Hold Successful
April Fool’s Tea

The members of the Pythian
Sisters held a very successful
April Fool’s Day tea in the Twin
Rivers hall. The hall was decor-
ated with skilis, golf clubs, tennis
rackets, skates and other. sports
equipment.

The ten tables were covered
with gingham cloths and each
centered with some kind of sport

*. being played by little plastercine
figures, The head table was a
ski hill and was made up by Mrs.
Kay McIntyre and Mrs. Muriel
Grunerud. The ladies were also
dressed in sports clothes, such
as baseball plaers, ‘skippers, étc:

The Jadies did a very good
business by. taking out trays to
the business people.

Committees in charge were:
-kitchen, Mrs, Edith Sherbiko,
Mrs, Clara Saunders, Mrs. Joyce
Bradford, Mrs. G. Leachman, Mrs.
3. Thiel and Mrs. Madge Soren-
son; tea tables, Mrs, Kay Mcin-
tyre, Mrs.

bake table, Mrs. Nancy. Gemmill
and Mrs, A. Mitchell; apron
_ table, Mrs. Vi Nelson; business
peoples trays, Mrs, Joy Saunders,
. Mrs. Mlorence Nixon, Mrs, Polly
; Cheveldave and Mrs, Helen Stre-
loft; raffle tickets, Mrs. Nellie

Bradford; decorations, Mrs. Kay
.McIntyre. The ham that was raf-

;.|refreshments to be shared by the
;|respective groups.

ith Hymn

article from the “Living Mes-
Roll call was taken ‘and the

adopted as read. The treasurer
moved her report, which was se-
conded by Mrs. McKenzie.

The letter from the Diocesan
secretary concerning the WA
conference to be held in Creston
was ordered tabled until the next
meeting, because the name of
the delegate had not been decid-
ed,

” rs. Dubyna reported hav-
ing‘ visited quite a few people
sick in hospital, Mrs, Horswill
recommended that the hospital
visiting list be revised and
brought up to date.

Mrs. Toogood read a letter
from the diocesan president, Mrs,
Moore, in which the main theme
was ,dominion life membership.
After a short discussion it
was moved by Mrs. Horswill and
seconded by Mrs. West that a
donation of $5 go towards a dom-
inion life membership for Mrs.
F. V. Harrison of Summerland
for her outstanding work on the
dominion diocesan board.
It was moved by Mrs, J. F.
Killough, seconded by Mrs.
Stainton, that $10 be sent to the
Roberta Tilton Fund.
. The president spoke of the
impending visit of Sister Rose-
mary Anne, and of a joint meet-
ing of the WA's of Robson, Kin-
naird and .Castlegar to be held
in the” Parish hall on April 30
at 2.30 pm. with the serving of

Mrs, Killough gave her soc-
ial service report.
The president gave the WA
a floral bank which was admired
by all the members.
Mrs, Toogood closéd the
meeting with prayer. Delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Horswill and Mrs.
Norris.

fled ‘was won by Earl Bradford.

VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Corporation Village of Castlegar, B.C.

Capital and Loan Funds

Assets

Land
Building
Equipment

Streets, Sidewalks, Light Poles

$ 16,350.48
57,897.90"

65,375.24

63,912.97

Due from Water Supply System (Debentures)

(Exhibit: C)

Liabilities
Debentures Payable (Owed by Water Supply System)

(Exhibit C)

- Reserves for Equipment. Depreciation

Investment in Capital Assets

Balance, Jan. 1, 1959 $161,627.83

Add: Capital Out of Revenue
(Exhibit B 1)

11,777.60

$178,405.43

Less: Capital Out of Revenue, Water

Avpely System Exhibit C)

Auditor’s Report

: We have examined the books of
records of the Corporation of the Village of Castlegar for the

Exhibit A

Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at December 31, 1959

$203,536.59
139,000.00

139,000.00
31,047.25

it and other f

period from January 1, 1959 to December 31, 1959 and have
prepared therefrom various Balance Sheets (Exhibit A, B, C) and
supporting statments of Revenue and Expenditure (Exhibits. Bl, Cl).

While we did not make a detailed audit of all the transactions,

* we

d or tested

ing records and other supporting

evidence by methods and to the extent we considered appropriate
under the cir We ‘obtai
‘explanations we required.

It is noted that there is a $1,000.00 reserve (monies paid by

insurance) to cover cost of damages that may or may not be in- -

all the information and

curred through a pending lawsuit: No opinion was formed as to the
possible costs arising from this litigation. Water Supply System

detention Village of Castlegar, B Cc.

General Fund.
Statement of Revenue and Expenditure
January, 1, 1959 to December 31, 1959
Revenue Gal!
Taxes —
Land and Improv. “$22, 024. 95
Prov. Gov. Home Owner
Grants 10,265.18 - $32,290.13
School and Imp. Dist. 43,912.13
Penalties and Interest 1,187.79 $ 77,340.05
Licenses and Permits —
Trade Licenses.
Dog Tags
Building Permits
Grants —
Fed. Grant in lieu of Taxes
Prov. Grant to Local Gov. °
Miscellaneous — i
M.V. Branch Stipend
Civil Defence Refunds
Sale of Maps, Refunds,, Sundry
Inland Natural Gas
Hire of Equipment

$ 7,717.00
; 354,00
484.00 8,555.00

$ 1,777.00° .
27,424.00 | 29,201.00
§. 1,130.00°
1,198.92
115.96
498.48
350.00
Total Revenue

3,293.36
$118,389.41
Expenditure

Taxes — School and Improv. Dist.
General Government — .
Comms., Indemnity & Expense
General Administration
Other
Protection of Personel Property
- Fire Protection
Civil Defence ‘i
Street Lights
Grants and Donations
Garbage Collections and Disposals
Community Service —
Parks and Eisyerounds $ 1,343.78.
Cemetery 872.17
Public Works $19,378.78
Town Planning Survey Written Off 2,000. 00
Capital Expenditure out of Revenue
Land (Public Works)
Parks ‘
Streets and Sidewalks
Total to Capital and Loan Fund -
(Exhibit A) 10,861.51
. Water Supply System 916.09
Total Expenditure

$ 43,745.52

$ 3,522.80 .°
12,201.37
4,098.14 19,822.31
$ 5,995.73
1,339.80
2,536.81 9,872.34
670.00
4,991.10

1,715.95
21,378.78
$ 1,000.00

1,105.89
8,755.62

11,777.60
$113,973.60

Exhibit B-1

fornia, Hawaii
the world. She will:

ARG the saan ‘since the
Onsen Elizabeth, the 45,000-ton Orient and Pacific Lines’
Canberra was launched March 16 in Belfast and will make
her maiden voyage from London to Vancouver next year. ,
The sleek, 2732-knot sea-giant will be the ninth and larg-
est O.and P liner linking Vancouver with ports in Cpli-

i, the Orient, the ‘Antipodes.. and around | plus over the. operational costs

1,000 crew.

2 2,250 p and

“Notre ‘Dame | College carne |
paign headquarters | has. announ-
ced.the appointment of Thomes

“Those: statistles, indicate
“Notre Dame'has been established
solely to perform @ public ser-

vies on the univer- | Notre Dame

§. Shorthouse as chai: of the
campaign advisory council,

+. Mg, Shorthouse: stated: “Sin-
ce it began in 1950’ Notre Dame
College has: performed -a. public
service for the entire community
in ‘the. field ' of .education.” Al-
though established -and “gupport-
ed by the Catholic’ Diocese of
Nelson, approximately 50.‘ pe
:| cent. of the, students. “enrolled
are of other denominations.

ity Wel It is not restricted to
any one faith, In general, appli-
cations are .judged' and. proces-

sed’ for acceptance, on the basis|:

of academic merit only.”

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 7, 1960

Notre Dame College Growth is Termed ‘Phenomenal’

first h appeal in Notre Dam-] ships, stem of-British Columbia. Many
@s 10 years of service, Poe also pointed. out that in| other students: have gone on to

Father Aquinas, rector of|the short existence ct the school,|careers: In medicine, commerce,
pointed out. that} more than went social ser-
many students vot all faiths were} through pote Dame to become| vice and many other professions
given, aid in the form of scholar-] teachers in the public school sy-|and occupations, :

uN

Notre ' Dame's
growth ‘has resulted in growing
pains and problems. To help ale

leviate these problems the col-|- -

lege officials. have decided upon
this public appeal for funds, the

\At Bluebe

Taxes collected in’ the Blue-
berry Irrigation District during | d
1960 will be higher than the 1959
assessment as a result of seven
new water connctions being made
the annual’ meeting of the Irri-
gation District was: told recently.
In giving the trustee’ report,
Wm. Kavaloff, chairman. of the
board, said: that: the --Gopp Joan
had been paid off and the trus-
tees were pleased to note a sur-

for 1959. -

Snow. shoes were: purchased

by -the board to facilitate ‘the
ion trips to the|-

Badminton Tourney
Carried

‘The folléwing are the results| akin and. Wendy Defoe, Castle-

Winners ‘C :

water intake, Also, a’set of jacks
for working | on the transite pipe
were purchas

Office” Se rent including
a..combination safe .and filing
cabinet and.a typewriter were
also purchased. A bulletin board
| was constructed and erected and
has proved useful for the posting
of notices and bylaws.

“Some additional rock’ remo-

of the matches in the badminton| gar, defeated Molly Taylor‘ and| yal was carried out. during. the

held here’ recently

UNDER 18
Boys Singles — — Richard Mit:

15-10.

‘Pinckney,
6, 15-4,

Tanya Kinakin,

Girls Singles — Mary Savin- 15-13,

koff, Tarrys, defeated Louise
Davis, Castlegar 11-0, 11-6.
Boys Doub‘es — Richard

ER 19

~Boys Singles — Bruce Rol-
defeated Keith

15-| year and various bylaws were re-
drawn to more accurately meet

Mixed Doubles — Bruce Rol-| the needs of the Irrigation Dis-
chell, Castlegar, defeated: Eddie | ti’ and Eleanor Shainon, Rion-

Conroy: Cee V15-I1, 7-155] del, defeated Jack Osachoft and
Castlegar, 15-1, | of Blueberry. Creek was gone in-

‘ict.
The matter of the pollution

to fully with .a member of the
highways department, said Mr.
Kavaloff, and a survey was: car-
ried out by an engineering firm.

\Tax Collections Up

rry Creek.

[ihe pollution caused by the buil-
ling of the new. highway.
After approving the trustees’

petition would ‘be circulated
amongst -the - ratepayers to fur-
ther strengthen the hands of the
trustees. in dealing with the mat-
ter bf the pollution of Blueberry
Creek.

James Bachelor was elected

Haeien District's’ board of. trus-
tees, Mrs. J. C: Bucknell and Mrs.

eers for the election.

report,: members decided that ,a| °

toa three-year term. on the Ir-|:)-""

H. P, Schulte acted as scrutin-|..

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hl Se Foals Se nl i, | en, a et ye
eed John Plotnikeff, Kin- Girls Singles — Donna Faye' or chlorinating system. and the
naird, 11-15, 15-10,, 15-7. Haley, een weer Marge | prices: were. turned over to the
“Girls Doubles — Louise Da-| Wastrodo' mp, 11-6, 11-| highways department. Doug Roe,

Exhibit ¢ vis .and.,Carol.Groutage, Castle- sanitary inspector, has advised
Corporation Village of Castlegar, B.C. | EB ‘Mary’ Savinkoff Boya Doubles — Keith Mule the group that a cash settlement| J ‘*
Water Supply System TaxTys, ith, 7 lonaire, , | will. be .: forthcoming: ‘from ‘the

: jack | government: to be used ,to. control

‘Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at December 31, 1959 : BS ‘ice.
Assets

Cash on Hand $
Cash in Bank —

Operating Account

’ Bylaw No..113 12,638.48 -‘

Accounts Receivable 458.75

Supply and Distribuation System . $203,435.89

was depreciated $7,300.00. No other assets were depreciated. In
prior years certain equipment has been depreciated but the prac-
tice was discontinued this year. :
In our opinion, and subject: to the ‘foregoing comments, the

above mentioned Balance Sheets and related Statements of Rev-
enue and Expenditure fairly present the position of the Corpora :
ition of the Village of Castlegar as:at December 31,.1959 and the
results of its operation for the year then ended.

Respectfully submitted,

J. M. Maebeth, C.G:A.

Corporation. Village of Castlegar, B.C.

Revenue over Expenditure (Exhibit B) 4,415.81

De S| $118,389.41

OPEN TO-DAY

e AT 4.00 P.M.
With
FREE ICE CREAM

233.29

" |iss Haley, Rossland, and Yvonne - Senior Citizens Heel
UNDER 15 Mitchell, ; Castlegar, 15-6, 18-16.

‘ a Boys Singles — Gordon Hall-|::" Mixed Doubles:—-Don Simp-|. 7° ‘The* regular social meeting

pete plone: ee Don! son, Castlegar, and D:’F. Haley,| of. the Senior Citizens ‘was held

$ 13,330.43 : Dia | Rossland,.. defeated ‘Keith Muir-| Friday evening. in“.the Legion

+ head’ and Eleanor Borie, Neteons Hall with 30: members present

La $3,386.86
Exhibit B 9,251.62 .
General Fund
Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at December 31, 1959

FOR THE CHILDREN
THE

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$14.95 |

670 x x 15 All Weather
NYLON TIRES

Plus Recapable Casing

670 x 15 All Weather
600 x 16 Tube Type

Recapable C.

re Shop
; 193 COLUMBIA AVE. — PHONE 4441
For Qualily Repairs and Recaps

ICE.

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Plus -

Assets
Cash on Hand $ 220.14
Cash in Bank, Gen. Fund 4,907.98
- Trust. Acc. 1,000.00
Total Cash
on Hand and in Bank
Taxes Receivable -
1958 and Prior
1959 .
Total Taxes Receivable .
Due from Provincial Government
- Home Owner Grants $ 224.00
- Winter Works Program 137.90
. Dept. of Highways 242.53
Due from Federal Government
- In lieu of Taxes .$ 1,777.00
- Winter Works Program 275.80
- Civil Defence - 1,072.26
Other Accounts Receivable

$ 6,128.12

$ 2,504.38
5,025.50

7,529.88

8,125.06
9,231.73

Inventory - Pipe and Fittings $ 9,449.03
Due from Water Supply System
Deferred Expense - Surveys (Proposed Water.

and Sewerage Systems),

Liabilities i
Accounts Payable :

Reserve for Damages (Lawsuit presently: under |
litigation)

Surplus -

Balance, Jan. 1, 1959 29,385.82

Add: :

- Adjustment 1958

Federal Grant 839.00

Revenue over Evenailiies

Exhibit B) ~ 4,415.81

* $34,640.63

Less: - :

Adjustment Prior Years Taxes. +1 90.04-

2,477.32 ©

$26,619.22

11,926.35

3,000.00
$41,545.57

$ 5,994:98
“1,000.00

* 34,550.59

, Revenue

Less: Accumulated Depreciation 29,873.75 173,562.14
fe a $186,892.57
Liabilities : ae
Prepaid Water Rates
Due ‘to General Fund
Due to Capital and Loan Fund —
: Outstanding Debentures 139, 000. 00
Total Liabilities and Bonded Indebtness $141,686.12
Capital Surplus
_ Balance, Jan. 1, 1959 $34,191: 94
Add:-

208.80
2,477.32

Grant, Celgar Limited 8,705.73
Capital out of General Fund Revenue
(Exhibit B 1) 916.09
: $ 43,813.76
Earned Surplus
Bal., Jan..1, 1959 $ 1,469.71
Less: Expenditure over Revenue
(Exhibit C1) 77.02
1,392.69
-, § 45,206.45
be $186,892.57
Exhibit © 1
Corporation Village of Castlegar, B.C.
Water Supply System a
‘Statement of Revenue and Expenditure
» January 1, 1959 to December 31, 1959

Sale of Water
Connection Fees

$29, 635.75

: , “4. 1,880.00 ;

: Total Revenue $24,515.75

Expenditure.

Power $2,882.32
Pipe and Fittings : 2,802.72
Wages and: Use ‘of Equip... 4,036.64 -

‘ Administration Costs 1,200.00 .
Bank Oharges 30.84
Debentures Redeemed. $7,300.00
Debenture Interest . 6,340.25

Total ‘Expenditure :
Expenditure over Revenue (Exhibit C) ” °

$10,952.52

13,640.25 fs
24,592.77
77.02 *

“11-9,

: Shanon! *Riondel,

Tanya Kinakin, Castlegar, 124 10,

Boys: Doubl
Kinnaird,“and Gordon Schmidt,
Nelson, ; defeated :Gordon Hall-|:
strom and Daryl Neilson, Rion-|)

I
achoff, Kinnaird, defeated ‘Wen-
ay Defoe: and Gayle McPherson
Castlegar,,/18-17, 8-15; 18-13. *.
Mixed: Doubles” — Gordon
and Eleanor

Riondel, defeated Don Gray and
Kathy Osachoff, Kinnaird, 15-11,
15-17, eae ‘ 3

UNDEB 1!

Boys ‘Sing les —- Bduce Rol-
lick, iondel, e iefeated Jack Os-
achoff, Castlegar, 15-9, 15-12. .
. Girls Singles — Beverley.

5-11, 11-8.

Boys Doubles — Jack Osa-
chofg. and Tim Horcoff, Castle-
gar, defeated Bruce. ae Fs

Bese)
tinuing ere into. thé

(382 ue 15-10.

“ pullding, Parmits
~ Worth $2l 000 OK.

uuncil Monday. night.
: Permit

Nick Shelfontiuk, si

nel. new. ‘house, :$10,000,

“Building permits worth, $21,-|nior Citizens’ paper. ‘Also a let-

i were, approvediie Kinneira| mittee, reported much sickness

‘were issued to: Gor-
don cima we aaaition, $3360: pictures willbe’ shown at the

Andy. Steltontite ae "nouss,
$3,000; W. D.:McCreight, septic

Mi atoGs We Bonderett, new | te Russian,
addition, $4,160; Lloyd: G..- Big- dudea: the: :

and president ‘Mr. J.T. Webster
presiding. Minutes of the busi-
‘ |ness meeting. were read and‘ ad-
opted-as was the treasurer's re-
port. *
" Correspondence included. a
letter from the B.C.,Senior Citi-
zens president, regarding the Se-

ter from  CJAT.. ‘The sick com-

among: the members.
- It_.was reported. that moving

business ‘meeting ‘in: April and
‘members will. bei entertalned by

After the: Dusiness’ was con-

+ | for: the ‘April social meeting the):

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enjoyed
progressive whist’ and chess.

question‘of a dog. pound for the :

village.
“Dog owners ‘hould not be
subsidized by the rest of the vil-
Jage,” commented Comm.. G.’S.
Rust, Ig a pound is necessary,
then. dog licences should. cover
the cost:of running it.
“We owa-it to thé public to
give them more protection from
continued Mr. Rust.

2 “Enjoy. ‘your. visit to: the
Kovienave with.

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