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12 _ CASTLEGAR _NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 25, 1965

Judge is to Make Sure
B.C. Hydro ‘Reasonable’

the bench. Again,
he. was prepared’ FS ston and
to consider the individual case:

Judge Colquhoun, who. has
had a leg amputated and walks
the assi

SUA aay

A. EREMEN KO a — Co. sve vn, The. | cuties hospital; fo The , increasa ‘r results from] -Durin 1984); vor oxpond ‘Concerti was Cea that within ‘the funds a 0 .
$ proved ‘for | waiting for ai on, lack of
Boer of fenstees os fers ; Bo! ee ‘ \o consider feur naa tures An the: ttre ik otithe 4 fi mote. the Castlegar hospital is not re-} 1964, and if the necessary: funds | radiologist :service, .ete., not-one
maton ait pe tonal: state members “ten ao0g: yoar, ght Ate Fuel ol celving financlal recognition for | are’ not forthcoming, ‘services to | letter’ has’ been received’ by the
‘the! } services ‘provided to the} the people of the: district will, hospital?” ‘complaining’ of © these
be

occupancy,
Tho ‘hospital: ‘administrator. in-| the latter F part of tho year ‘when
ie board these.addition- | in-patient’ utilization dec! . people’ of this area,-but ara be-} of This .places the
board | trustees In'a position ae not hay-

, (continued from page one)
fact that. Hydro does not make
a /breakdown of its offer avail-
able to property ing op and

ALL WOOL’ SPRING COATS “aiRL’S DRESSES

ced

to be correct.

- To this the judge answered
that he would want to know
first who. the appraiser was.. He
said he is familiar with the work
4}of alot. of appraisers and has
z had: to'-deal with “a: number of
Judge Colquhoun expropriations in his years on

Fr TMT
PUBLIC NOTICE

resident who’ settled with” B.C.
Hydro but who hadn't received
his cheque after what the man
considesed a reasonable: length
of time. The judge said the man
had his cheque within five days
of his contacting the judge who
contacted Hydro. In addition, the

pasties ‘ The second case, he ‘sald;
Annual Spring Tea, April 3, a Robson resident who

. 2.80 gion Hall,

Canadian Legion Branch 170.

Senlor Citizens meeting Feb. 26, | was
7.30, Legion Hall — Entertain-
ment by members.

Winner of Kinnaird Farents - | Castlosar United Ohureh Women
Rummage Sale, Mar, 6, Legion

Committee draw was Kelly Ba- § froil, 20 am. For Pick-up Fh.
Fong ory innate, Mra, Rush — 865-7520; Mrs, Zi-
nio — 365-5179; Mra, Aitken

365-5967, 2

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Three hundred ‘and qne Us.
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the sewerage: § system,
works supervisor

Nabh told: council at ie. Mnest

ing la

Total 1 number of sewer con-
nections to date, added’ Mr. Me-
Nabb, -is 585.
Several : ‘blockages have de-
veloped in lines, reported :.the
works supervisor, Dut these have
been mainly caused from insuf-

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ficient liquids ‘to Carry, the so-
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‘Castlegar Socials

Mrs. H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294 ©

Rev. F, Willey spent a few
days in Vancouver. attending
committe meetings.

Mr. and.Mrs. G. Eastcott,
Bonnie and Randy Taylor’ of
Rossland, spent Friday visiting
with Mrs, H. Johnson.

. C. Fraser is a patient

in the Castlegar hospital..
Mrs. R. DeFoe who is a pa-
tient in the Kootenay Lake Ge-
neral. Hospital at, Nelson. and is

A \Sylvest' is home again
- from. the hospital. &
Mr. and Mrs. R, MacBain

where they’ attended an area
Air Cadet meeting. zt

Mrs. M. Bi of Trail, who
spent the Weekend visiting with’
her son-in-law and daughter. and
grand-daughter, returned to her
home Mondz:

Castlegar May
Sharge Hospital,
Schools for Fire -

“The possibility of charging
the Castlegar hospital and the
schools located within the Cas-

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“heel and combination last, All this
in a dressy pump

: for fi tection is to receive
that is all fashion. Udy bye

study by Castlegar. council.
Comm. Leo Bosse suggested
the study at council’s mesting:
last week. Village chairman
W. H, Reed and fire chief Ed
Lewis are to study the matter
slong .with Mr.) Bosse.
- It was. Mr. Bosse’s conten-
tion that the schools and hos-
-. pital are supported with taxes
. from the whole, district and
thus the whole: area, should

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, teict municipality study commit-

‘present session: of the

c
Bee ek soe

le) ent muni
‘financial expert’ Ke

pressed, in . the : district: about

Have to Organize: as Villages:

iy fhe posalbility : “that both
Robson and Blueberry Creek
may be forced to incorporate
ae villages ‘if a ‘district’ municl-
“pality is ‘not: formed in‘ 'this
‘area; was strongly. hinted © at
‘Tuesday night by, several speak-

",/ fhe probability ‘of  legisla-|,

tion being: introduced at ‘the

cial legislature © dictating.

‘aasume.. village status was..em-
pase by ‘several speakers. :’

e speakers included ‘Kin-
‘aging oy village chairman Carl Loe-
blich who es a@ member of. the
Union of B.C.. Municipalities ex-
ecutive, Gastlogar village ‘chair-

Tian W. H. Reed,

|

ONE* MONTH’

Temairis !
water supply for the = ’ es division ‘must

she ‘in operation. The

of the WK Re-

‘| ions callege here should start
|| this fall: :

feet to the top’

_ entering the Be)

een, bought chy. Bi

Vi
Hydro and are now ‘being moved for the Auth-

then «Ne

Gray is hope-.

fol that tena fe the College
H nders for
will be called in late summer.

B.| Gray. that
i dob at the’ moment is to appoint
principal-i

Vancouver ‘architect

i Joba
Kidd who won won the contest to de-

Gray, and would meet with. Co
lege council officials yesterdhy
an

_ ority. and for‘private. purchasers, —' Castlegar. in
to ‘ . ,

fifty-| in favor of financial: p:

“and
ix: woes went to the: polls ‘in
school ‘districts: laste Thurs:

ielx

day to give‘ the college. 72.87
“per cent sup,

“turnout of: ‘voters

bebe in jens. Seear 2 school dis-

here 50. it: of those

aigitie to vote Fyent to to'the |

polls |
to, give the college a 95 per|s

cent itive. vote.:-There
‘were 1,568 yes ballots and 82 no
votes. counted in ° School. Dis-

trict No. 9.

school district voted 67

per cent

in in davor. «Voters: in. the: Nelson

school district voted 68 per cent

articipa

tion goo college. a

per cent ove appro-

val was, required for the college
vote. to :be: successful. All six

pate even pigueh the ‘vote there
“failed”®-by:2 cent:
Following is 8 isa breakdown of
how. the ‘vote’ wont, in the six
1 istrict

The: Slocan: school: district sehe

voters gave 87: per. cent. affirm-
ative support,: the Grand: Forks
school district 'v

in favor, the’; ‘Trail: school dis-

voted 80 per cent |:

trict voters: “gave the ‘college: re-
fe a: 69: per cent.

Ves, 308 No,
2.188; No, 965.

23800 No,

ohonine is) at the

total; number of cligibte voters
in‘ each:achool distri

number ‘of ballots cast: '

et ‘and the

Mina
of ‘how: the -vote ‘rent in the
Gostlegar school ‘district:

we

Sacosns f

8

y a
* The: black labradoi
Ducat Hill of 445-3rd SAV. died

i cub in a position: ton

«last week’ while: another ‘dog:in
the. same neighborhood ‘also dis-
> played’ signs. of poisoning ‘but | m

1. Jim ‘Band '‘of the

ROME t detachment -: office ee he

the penalty upon summary
:viction : for) dog: rari is’a

fine a up to $500 and

ed at. i meeting’ ‘ast Thursday
hight; to .ask “local plumbing
firms tol bid on the.job of:hook-
ing the institution upto the vil-

lage’s munich al sewera e we
| tem: Pe ee

‘Hospital administrator ‘An
gus Haines tos sweck said he is
hopeful ‘that board will b

‘otal :
Conuastting on he results
of: the voting, School District No:
9 board. chairman:-Mrs,' Walter
dacobson, who is’ also a.mem-
of! ‘the Regional: College
council,’ she was | ‘most
pleased.”

She‘ added: “rm most proud
of ‘the’ people of this district
who: voted. in“ such large num-
bers and! gave such overwhelm.
>| ing? ‘support to the college.”/:*

‘Mrs.: Jacobson had plaudits

for’ the: Castlegar News’ cover- |.

age “of college’ matters: describ-| ‘
ing it as “factual and thorough.”
She sald: she 3 ‘was grateful to:the
e| ain mimittee which work-

by next Tourney i

School ‘District No. 9 pub: | licence
and

oat
p day ‘by George, Go-
he i wall Be pounded

d ‘Pine’ streetsand

‘I 65: persol

and |.stru expected to be
} | aerway by mid-summer, ‘It: will
| take ear to bi 5

uild,

},: the: cocktail: lounge
85,-the beer, parlor 935, the cof-

Te-
r George
‘also resigned for wt
siness: an ns. ‘The terms: of
‘A; D.-West:and'Dave epousall
also expire. and ‘both -men .are

expected to seek reelection; to if
the board

“Although voting: ‘member. es
ship in‘:the : society;: clozes 80 |
e annual: meet: |! :

days prior: to. th

ing, the meeting is open: fo the |. 5

general public: and hospital‘.a

Angus’ Haines “said
all interested: Parsons are :.wel-
come to. attend the: meeting
which is being ela in the Rotary
Health Centre

Gastlogar S Sells
$42,000 Worth
| OF Car. Plates

e Castle legar. office
joa: The Gast worth of ‘vehicle
plates ‘last: week, “‘muni-
clpal'¢ clerk: Joe Logelin fold; his

uncil: Monday night.

No municipality: can-. give

a tax concession to. any industry.

If'a district municipality is form:

ed. in’. this ‘area’ incorporating

into it the Celgar pulp and jum-

ber divisions and Cominco’s Bril-

dam; jthe?two: industries | i

will: ‘pay: :the “same ‘property! tax
mill rate’ as anybody. else.

ceive from the municipality. -

an‘ industrial ‘site that ' provides
its own fire protection, for ex-
ample, will -beexempt from
paying that portion of the mun-

cipal mill’ rate devoted to’ fire
protection: t ea though, pay
the portion of the mill rate us:

was the, word
to an organizational

Ot for general

a district" municipality « study
committee Tuesday night by Ken
Smith, ‘a financial ‘expert from
the department of municipal af-
-| fairs at Victoria.

.Mr.: Smith - noted, however,
that: industry is’ to: be ‘exemipt-
ed from ‘paying taxes -for’ those
services Shveb it’ supplies itself

that ‘other’ property,

: The Jan state: :
ment. considered at. the board’s

‘es in salaries eee from bar: :
gaining sad the Heavy use of the |.»
4 Eospltat during the month which

xequired two: :additional - staff

« days in. ‘the hospital
in’ January” totalled 985.'com-
ared ‘to ‘859; in; December. ‘The
load: o£f-985: days put: the -hospi-
tal operationi“at_93 per’ cent: of
city but: since icethe moter

ti ea send to the’ Pe
ion ‘regare je propos-
ed |. district: municipality. shere,

‘was put‘on the "public, record ‘on

Tuesday, night ‘at’a‘ meeting‘ of dn

all ‘units: which‘ would 'make:up |‘
the 2, new raunicipal organization.

He added: “we'r re certainly

not‘going to fight i it AY sclstrict
municipality): un! ;
Yeason to fight te
Es to ‘be cooperati

. Mathews sald Columbia
‘Cellulose “wants to be

‘the company,; from

dinac.

@: ‘comic over:

r lof only two things if it'is taken
‘Into the boundaries of a‘ district

and‘ su ‘war
tually” opetated: rele ‘better: ‘than | ‘an a

100: per: cent of ‘capacity. Be
The board’ was: advised ‘of
the. ‘medical: staff. elections at

ited:
ioen ome ‘for: Celgar has bee

‘good ‘for Castlegar: and what-is
good. for; ce is) ‘good: for,

which’ Dr. A, D, ‘Johnson’ ‘was. Celgar.

ths |'elected chairman and Dr. John

Hall ‘as - vice-chairman, :Dr. Hall}

“What has}:

ity.

“He ‘listed these-as monev.
‘meaning the effect. of: any. ‘tax.
‘ation, policies. on the company’s
competitive ‘position ‘in'the ‘pulp

id | ing other pulp mills in the pro-

‘and~lumber and. the

special ‘eonteoie which could 5 pos-

sibly: be; exercised with _Tespect i

to the: ‘company’s operations.:/:
oA Later thatthe

| presentatives: from the Robson,

in‘ the ‘Castlegar ‘village’ office
were municipal representatives
from the twin villages ‘of Castle-
gar. and Kitinaird, corporate re-
presentatives from | Columbia
Cellulose: and .Cominco, and re-

| Blueberry.’ and.”Raspberry-Pass

° He sald that in: the‘ future |

ed | police Protection.
Mr. SI
the 3 held.

ancial: :
On District Municipality _

they would ould gain van
ey Wo such a antag :
as fire protection and in

icipality in this
he was not su,
is low but only #
mill rate will

new
les to provide

Creek water
tri

- Other. points. made ‘by. Mr.
Smith follow: >.
‘@ lf‘a_ district: muni

‘against ihe a areas that contacted
them,

cant
ates‘ will run ‘at peti for posi-
Hons: on on any. district municipal-

{the }.taxes.. ‘eollected iby the
‘cial government‘ ‘go.into general in

ba rassessing
Colgar pulp’ ‘division: should -be
employed as is used for assess-

vince “and then we don't cere
how high it.is.”. Under the pro-
posed district municipality, - the
assessment. of property be
a- municipal ’ ‘responalbility. At
present. the: ‘assessment -respon-
sibilty.. is carried: out.” chy. the

call property
rovin-

revenue. and there is’no guar-
antee that the monies are spent
back inthe area. With a district
municipality, all tax monies wo-
= be spent within the bound-

‘e -In‘the. the presently “unin-|

z decides:
to'its ratepayers if it is formed.

x} World Prayer

‘The call is for “involvement
affairs’ of. th

the name of Christ.”

The joint meet

tlegar and Kinnaird will be held

in .the ; - Pentecostal

an who are presently in the
unincorporated areas have the

most t to. gain.” a any

for this
year, In Robson the meeting will
be held in’ the Robson: Com-

munity, Memorial. Churcit at.2.30,