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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1952

Take notice that the following is a true copy of
the proposed bylaw upon which a vote of the electors
will be taken at the Kinnaird Hall, Tuesday, February
19, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

“THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF
KINNAIRD”
BYLAW NUMBER 24

A. By-law of the Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird, here-
inafter called the “Corporation,” to authorize the raising by way
of loan of the sum of seventy-three thousand ($73,000.00) dellars
for water works purposes.

WHEREAS it is deemed desirable and expedient to purchase
the water systems owned and maintained by the Kinnaird Water
Company situate upon the Columbia River and by Mr. N. Kuryluk
of Kinnaird, B. C., situate upon Merry Creek, respectively.

AND WHEREAS the said Kinnaird Water Company of Kinnaird,
B. C., has agreed to sell to the said Corporation all its rights, titles
and interests in the plants, equipment, pipelines, including real and
personal property, licences, rights-of-way and easements and all
other assets whatsoever comprising its water system for the con-
sideration of fifty thousand ($50,000.00) dollars in cash,

AND WHEREAS the said Mr. N. Kuryluk of Kinnaird, B. C.,
has agreed to sell to the said Corporation all his rights, titles and
interests in the plants, equipment, pipelines, including licenses,
rights- of-way, and easements and all other assets whatsoever com-
prising his water system for the consideration of twelve thousand
one hundred and eighty-six dollars and six cents ($12,186.06) in cash.

And WHEREAS it is deemed advisable and expedient to renew,
reconstruct and extend and consolidate the aforementioned water
systems.

AND WHEREAS the estimated cost of such renewals, recon-
struction and extension in nine thousand six hundred and eighty
($9,680.00) dollars.

AND WHEREAS the total estimated cost of the work to be done
including the purchase of the aforementioned systems is the sum
of seventy-one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six dollars and
six cents ($71,866.06),.together with a sum of one thousand one
hundred and thirty-three dollars and ninety-four cents ($1,133.94) for
By-law and Debenture expense, makjng a total of seventy-three
thousand ($73,000.00) dollars.

AND WHEREAS it is advisable and expedient to borrow the
said sum of seventy-three thousand ($73,000.00) dollars which is the
amount of the debt intended to be created by this By-law.

AND WHEREAS a provisionial certificate of approval to the
undertaking has been received from the Provincial Health Officer.

-AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 32 (b) of the Schedule
to the Village Municipalities Act, approval of the Inspector of Muni-
cipalities has been obtained.

AND WHEREAS the amount of the taxable assessed value of
the land within the Village is three hundred and two thousand four
hundred and twenty-five dollars ($302,425.00) (gross less exemptions),
and’ of the improvements within the Village is four hundred and
thirty-one thousand four hundred and fifteen ($431,415.00) dollars
(gross less exemptions), according to the last, revised Assessment
Roll being the Assessment Roll for the year 1951.

THEREFORE, the Board of Commissioners of The Corporation
of the Village of Kinnaird, in open meeting assembled, enact as
follows:"

1. The Board of Commissioners be and it is hereby authorized
and empowered to purchase the aforesaid water systems of the Kin-
naird Water Company and Mr. N. Kuryluk of Kinnaird, B. C., and
to make payment in cash to the Kinnajrd Water Company in the
sum’ of-fifty thousand -($50,000.00) dollars and Mr. N. Kuryluk in
the sum of twelve thousand one hundred and eighty-six dollars and
six cents ($12,186.06). ase

2. That the Board of Commissioners be and is hereby authorized
and’ e! wered to renew, reconstruct, extend and maintain and
operate ‘within the Village, works for the supplying for any and all
purposes, water to the inhabitants of the Village and without limit-
ing the,generality of the foregoing, is authorized and empowered:

~a). To develop a source of supply.

(jb)* To lay supply and distribution mains.

“(c)@ To connect domestic services.

(d) To instal booster pumps, fire hydrants, and standpipes.

(e). To construct other necessary works in conjunction with the
said water systems. ‘

(1? To apply for and obtain all necessary water licenses.

(g)' To acquire any necessary lands or easements.

3. That for the purposes and objects of aforesaid there may be
borrowed upon the credit of the Corporation the sum of Seventy-
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Six Dollars and Six Cents
($71,866.06) tegether with a sum of One Thousand One Hundred and
Thirty-Three ‘Dollars and Ninety-Four Cents ($1,133.94) for by-law
and debenture expenses, making a total of Seventy-Three Thousand
Dollars; ($73,000.00) and debentures may be issued therefor in
amounts of not less than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) each and
all such debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the corporation
and signed by the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners and
the Clerk thereof. zn

4. The said debenture shall be dated the first day of November,
1951 and shall be payable as follows: The sum of Two Thousand
Dollars ‘ ($2000.00) on the first day of April, 1953, and a further
sum onthe first day of April, of each and every successive year
thereafter; the amount payable in each such year shall be as sft
out in the table contained in Paragraph Seven of this Bylaw.

5. The said debentures shall be expressed to be payable and
shall be payable both as to principal and interest in lawful money
of Canada at the principal office of the Bank of Montreal at Castle-
gar, British Columbia. =

ylhe said debentures shall have attached to them coupons for
the payment of interest at the rate of five per centum (5%) per
annum payable half-yearly on the first day of October and the first
day of April in each year during the currency thereof, and the
signatures to the said coupons may be either written, stamped,
printed or lithographed.

7. There shall be levied and raised during the currency of the
said debentures by rate sufficient therefor, over and above all other
rates, 9n-all the rateable land or land improvements within the
Village,- for the payment of interest in the respective years the
amounts as follows:
. Annual Total Annual
Interest " Payment

$5,650.00
6,050.00

Principal
Coupon Amount

5%

5,500.00
5,500.00

‘ $73,000.00 $44,275.00 $117,275.00

8. There shall be set aside in a separate fund distinct from all
other funds of the Corporation the proceeds of all water rates, rents
and-charges which shall not be intermingled with other funds of
the. Corporation and which shall be paid out only for the following

purposes:

(a) Payment of the debt herein created, consisting of repdy-

United Church
Elects Officers

The United Church annual
congregation meeting began
with a pot luck supper with fif-
ty members and adherents pres-
ent.

It being Mrs. L. C. Johnston's
birthday, Mrs. J. SHerbiko, the
president of the W. A., present-
ed her with a corsage and a gift
from the members. .

With the clearing of the ta
bles, the youngsters present,
along with some adults sang
hymns, after which the business
of the meting took place.

The financial report for the
year was given by G. Santano.

Mrs. McPherson gave the fi-
nancial report for the, W. A.,
which showed a very successful
and busy year.

Mrs. J. Sherbiko gave a full
report of the W. A.’s activities
for the year, highlighted by the
Easter Sale, Thanksgiving din-
ner and Christmas sale.

The general .report for the
Sunday School was given by
Mrs. J. Lipsett and showed an
increase in membership, which
now stands at 95.

The financial report for the
Sunday School was given by
Mrs. 'M. Peachey.

Mrs. J. Gemmill, secretary of
the M. of M., gave the financial
report for Missionary and Main-
tenance.

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“'H. Sommers gave the trustees’

report.

The election of officers for
the coming year took place with
the following being elected:
Board of Stewards, C. Lundgren,
Mrs. C, Fraser, R. Hunter, R.

, L. E. Davis, J. T. Dun-
lbs L. Grunerud and J. M. Dun-

lop.

Elders W. Easton, J. Lipsett,
and J. Gemmill, C. Lundgren
was elected as auditor for the
year.

Mrs. J. Gemmill was elected
as Missionary and Maintenance
convener, treasurer Mrs. C. Fra-
ser and secretary Mrs. L. Grun-
erud.

J. Dalziel gave a report on
the activities of the choir and
was elected as choir leader for
the coming .year. A vote of
thanks was given Mrs. Thatcher
as organist.

Funeral Held
Saturday

Funeral services were held on
Saturday at Brilliant for little
Helen Mary Faminoff, eight-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Faminoff of Brilliant.
She died last Thursday in the
Trail-Tadanac hospital, after a
lengthy illness.

I.0.D.E. to Honor
Mrs. M. Pellent

At Luncheon

The Lillian Killough Chapter
1.0.D.E. executive met at
home of Mrs. J. Gemmill on Mon-
day evening with the Regent
Mrs. J. Deans presiding, and 14
members present.

The regent read a very inspir-
ing and encouraging letter from
Provincial President Mrs. M. Pel-
lent who will honor the chapter
with a short visit on Tuesday,
February 12th.

Mrs. Pellent is anxious to meet
as many members of the chapter
as possible, and a luncheon has
been arranged in her honor for
that day. AlI members are re-
quested to attend the luncheon,
which will commence at 12:30 in
the Twin Rivers hall.

The annual meeting will take
place, as previously arranged, on
Monday evening, February 11th.

The secretary, Mrs. V. Goresky,
read a letter from Mr. W. Mar-
kin, secretary of the Castlegar
Library Board, thanking’ the
chapter for the $100 donated to
the library in the past year.

One application for new mem’
bership was received by the ex-
ecutive.

The date for the Provincial An-
nual Convention has been set for
April 7, 8 and 9 of this year, at
the Hotel Vancouver, in Van-
couver, B. C.

Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, Mrs. J.
Gemmill, assisted “by Mrs. J.
Lawson.

Members present were: Mrs. J.
Deans, ‘Mrs. W. Easton, Mrs. W.
Devitt, Mrs. C. Fraser, Mrs. V.
Goresky, Mrs. D. Magee, Mrs. J.
Gemmill, Mrs. J. Kelly, Mrs. J.
Pedersen, Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs. A.
Horswill, Mrs. H. Sommers, Mrs.
J. Lawson, Mrs. R. Whittaker and
Mrs. H. Westwood.

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Kinnaird Catholic

ing nights be changed to the
second and fourth Monday of

Club To Hold

Barn Dance

The Kinnaird Catholic Club
met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. J. Jankola, Jr., Tuesday
evening February 5th with ten
members and Father Barnes be-
ing present.

The usual routine business
was carried out by the secretary
Mrs. J. Kaufman, the treasurer
Mrs. J. Buckna, with Mrs. Thos.
Fourt presiding.

Business discussion centered
around the Barn dance to be
held Februray 22nd. Further
committees were appointed to
act in various capacities.

Father Barnes spoke on the
spiritual significance of Lent,
Stating that their would be Mass
each Wednesday morning and
the Way of the Cross each Wed-
nesday evening in St. Joseph’s
Chapel in Kinnaird during the
Holy Season of Lent.

A motion was made by Mrs.
G. Guido that the club’s meet-

each month, which motion was
adopted.

Delicious refreshments
served by Mrs. Jankola.

The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Robinson. The meeting’ closed
with prayer.

K. of P. Officers
Installed

At their regular meeting on
Wednesday, in the Twin Rivers
hall, members. of Twin Rivers
Lodge No. 70, Knights of Pythias,
witnessed the installation of of-
ficers by Deputy Grand Chan-
cellor H. A. Sommers. The fol-
lowing officers were installed:
Cc. C. G. H. Wanless; V. C., J.
E. Thiel; Prelate, Victor Soren-
son; Master of Works, Walter
Marken; Financial Secretary,
Earl LeRoy; Treasurer, C. W.
Fraser; Master at Arms, John
Sherbiko; Inner Guard, John Sak-
son. A social evening was enjoy-
ed at the close.

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ment of the principal amount and of the payment of the interest
thereon, and of any other debt created for the said water works
purposes.

(b) Payment of the cost of operating and maintaining the said
water works system.

(c) Repayment without interest of any sums advanced by the
Corporation. .

(d) Payment of the costs of the construction of or extension
to the said water works system.

(e)

9. It shall be lawful for the Corporation to re-purchase from
time to time, any of the said debentures at such price as may be
mutually agreed upon, and no re-issue of any such debentures shall
be made in consequence of such re-purchase.

10. This By-law may be cited as “KINNAIRD WATERWORKS
LOAN BY-LAW NUMBER 24, 1951”.

READ a first time this 3rd day of September, 1951.

READ a second time this 3rd day of September, 1951

READ a third time this day of , 1952.

‘RECONSIDERED, ADOPTED AND FINALLY PASSED this
day of , 1952.
W. COLLINSON,

Chairman of the Board of Commissioners.
S. C. MUIRHEAD,
Village Clerk.

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