12; CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov.: 21, 1963

In the present period of great
change in which old patterns havo
become” increasingly inadequate
and.in which there is an ever grow-

tlon,

) Jr. College is Solution to Need

ing demand for more extensive |:
and intensive education, the junior] in Britain this problem and its
college offers a much needed solu- solute is reflected in the fact

| BY-LAW No. 238

Being ‘a’ By-law of The Corporation of the Village of Kootenay and Boundary area, to-

— Castlegar hereinafter: ‘referred to as: the “Corporation”
to authorize the it of a ici

cost thereof:

_ WHERESS it'is deemed desirable and expedient to|Phatlcally that at any time, but
estal and construct a municipal sewerage s: stem to

i serve the inhabitants of the:Corporation and in that behalf ational “stitutions Preriedt “the

to authorize the Council to undertake and cause to be car-| aims ‘and aspirations of society

‘ : ried out the construction of the works hereinafter refer-| both at the local and international

a red to and to borrow upon the credit of the Corporation |.ignores this fact is not destined

aa | _ the estimated cost thereof, that isto say, Five Hundred j to survive for ,long.
and).Twenty-Five ‘Thousand Dollars ($525,000) which is] .
the amount of the debt intended to be created by this |F7n* and identity of its own and

by-law: '

SSS
SRE 5 need for auch has prov-

THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

j

sewerage | versity of British Columbia, ex-
system and the construction of certain sewer works in| plored in depth the topic ‘wphe
connection therewith and the borrowing of the estimated | Regional | College:

AND WHEREAS the existing debenture debt of the| pattern the

“In both the United States and

that junior colleges are the fastest
growing educational institutions

Sewer Answers
Indicate the Need |

ers and those individuals elther,in

In a joint effort by the Village
of Castlegar and the! West Koote-
nay Health Unit to assess sewage
disposal problems in the communi.
ty,a questionnaire was maa mailed to

en to be. far too conservative.
In a seminar held in the J.
Lloyd Crowe High School at Trail
last Saturday, principals and vice-
an

all uring the
months of September-October. ;

‘The form comprised such ques-|'

tions as: (1) Type of septic-tank

| ie. concrete, wood or. metal. (2)

school board members of the West
Bene: with professors G.O.B, Da-
vies and R, J. Baker of the Uni-

Its Functions
and Relationships”.
It was pointed out very em-

particularly in a period of change

level and that any socicty which

A junior college must have.a

should not seek to become a uni-
versity. It should be. an integral

ie. Jen:
ath, width ‘and depth. (3) Dates
of installation, recent and. pre-
vious clean-outs (4) type of. dis-
posal (drainage) system eg. tile
field, rock pit. (5) Soll conditions,
A list of details of recent trou:
bles due to septic tank systems
was included and comments invited
relevant to the needs for a sanitary
sewerage system for the village.
Approximately 600:duestionnal-
res were circulated ‘and at least
240 or 40 per ‘cent: of the: total
were returned to the village af:
fice, Of the

favor or against, the pending: by-
law, réflecting profound ignorance,
apathy or even disinterest in re-
gard, to regular operational main-
fenanes i a thelr septic tank. ByB-
ems, ‘

line. with other progressive commu-
is. indeed fact that prospective buy-
nities, fete

‘Apart from health reasons, ‘it
ers; of property will think, twice
pefore investing in’ a series of cess
iene
es oe the« bylaw on. Dec, 5
follow:

al

me

CASTLEAIRD-PLAZA —

PERMA CEMENT
“for leaking. basements and repairing concrete. and
y. floors and: walks

ees piri Ph, 865-5544
DALL’S
: TELEVISION |:
KINNAIRD, :B.C.

Onl
“Apart from the health hazard ‘ y.
there is constant worry that some-.
thing will go wrong with the septic
tank thus involving considerable

forms at least 110 or 46 per cent IB

indicated a strongly positive reply |

in favor of installation: of sanitary

sewers for. the community.”
Apart from potential health| |

hazards and inconventence to bath]!

and expense.”

A" necessity - for the .whole
community.””

|. "Blne sandy soll does n seem
to absorb the water: readily.”/
“The cost of pumping out tank

and broken tiles -would

with e ‘disposal |!

part of
its flexibi-

Corporation is $105,000 and none of the principal and lity and identity so as to enable it

interest in respect thereto is in arrears.
AND WHEREAS the d value for g

to meet the demands of the com-
munity, It should be honestly,

L mun- a part

of waters, probably the most strik-
ing feature: of | this: questionnaire

‘was'the reply-to details ‘of recent]!

and past ‘clean-outs of septic tanks,
their, E

of the

‘ icipal purposes of the taxable land and i

within the Corporation for the current year and the two

1 years immeciately. peeing the current year are:

- $8,164,872
1962 : 3,880,605
aS 1968 47102/682

Though scattered ee
isa problem in the West Koote
nays, the great majority of stu-
dents are within one hour’s com-
muting distance of a central point
or will be when the new Columbia
bridge is built. This

Since the recommended inter-
yal of septic tank ‘clean-out ‘is ‘in
order of 1 -'3 ‘years, depending
on size of the receptacle, disposal
area, number of people'ete., it-was

amazing to note how many individ.
uals had ‘never had any-clean-outs

an important factor since it

i AND WHEREAS the depreciated value as at the 31st | #§,,"5 ant
gay, of December, 1962, of the Water system for which distances Seach hey we an

$241,108.00:

granted by the Inspector of Municipalities:
AND

Health Officer has been obtained:
Municipalities has been obtained:

enacts as follows: -

+ th! Officer and: to do: all things

liquidation granted by the. Inspector of Municipdlities is

‘» AND WHEREAS a Provisional Certificate ‘of Self-
liquidation in respect of the sewerage system to be esta-
blished under the provisions of this bylaw has been

WHEREAS the approval of the Provincial

Certificate of Self- hour, students tend to go to the

since tank or even

one within the past 5 - 10 years,
These remarks apply to both

private and business property, own-

large centres for their schooling.

It was also in the
course of discussions that there is
no such. thing as an “ideal college”,
so that any junior college is es-
sentially a compromise with fle-
xibility and ability to "meet with
optimum community needs as a
key factor. It should enable a stu-
dent to take both and

THRUHS. “SOCHLS_

alone pay for a sewerage system.”

i “Sewers ‘are: a:.must for. this
village... . AT ‘ANY COST."

. at least 3 years over-

“Sewerage system for. Castle-
gar needed without consideration.”

. “To enlarge building, sewerage
system’ would be. needed to handle, i
‘volume.”

“Contamination of surrounding
territory in time will affect Castle-
gar, water supp!

‘Present septic tank does’ not
allow ‘basement toilet without “a
pump.”

“A. fast. growing ‘community,
like, the Village’ of Castlegar...
must have a sewerage system.”

““Water aits in’ basement from
baths and. rash tubs before slowly.

ing, Would like to install au-

Mrs, PHILIP Ki ONKIN

‘Mr, and Mrs. Walter Malotf,
who spent two-weeks visiting with
their parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs; Pete
een) Sr. have now left to take

ee washer, but present drain-.
age would never: ‘take: it.”
“Sewerage . system: will, elimi-
nate the need for separate sump. K.
pits. for ‘kitehen sink drain and |i

poundry.
sy: stem essential...

non-academic work and so to let
him discover his vocational and in-

“AND, WHERBAS the approvat.of the Inspector of | teltectual and cultura! interests,

It-should also be able to pro-
vide short. refresher’ courses. oF.
new short courses for professional

_NOW. ‘THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation
of “the: Village of Castlegar in open ‘meeting. assembled ene pel rane ser need

as a changing technology modifies|
or eliminates old jobs and creates

1. The Council shall be and is hereby empowered | new ones, is a matter of greatest
and authorized to establish a municipal sewerage system | importance to the future of this
and to undertake and carry out or cause to be carried out
the. construction of the sewerage .works shown and des- | ent of schools for the Trail School
cribed in'general plans approved by the Proview Heal- District, ‘informed the meeting

1e

country and its citizens).
CG. S.. McKenzie, superintend-

that five school boards «in

sewerage system;
(b) To acquire. all such’: real-property;. easements,

Area. had asked

therewith and without limiting the eneralily? of the fore- wes oreo of Public Instruction

for permission to conduct a plebes-

@ To operate and maintain the aforesaid municipal.| cite early in Deecmber on the form-

ation of-a junior college, and that
they were also preparing a camp-
‘aign for the, information ‘of the

rights-of-way, licences, .rights,° ‘and authorities, as’ voters.
ion If the

may be requisite or desirable for or in

sewerage system,

_ deemed on or before the 31st day of December, 1987.
3.. If the anticipated r i

: to. the: Cor-
u poration from the operation of. the municipal sewer: sys-
tem: hereby established are at‘ the time insufficient. to
meet the repayment of the debt or the.annual payment
of interest in any year, the Council shall levy a-rate or
rates over and above all other rates upon all lands and

is
with the construction of the aforesaid municipal hee a regional council would be

formed. which would draw up. a
money. by-law for presentation to

> 2. For the purpose and: withthe: object aforesaid the owner-electars of. the district
there may be borrowed upon the credit of the Corporation | as a whole. A favorable vote of 60
the sum ‘of $525,000.00 and such borrowing shall be se-|per cent would be necessary for
cured by the issue of series of debentures provided, how- | the passage of the money bylaw.
eyer, that the last such series of debentures ‘shall be_re- |. s

Two municipal studies will be
held in the Nelson zone this train-

improvements subject to taxation for general municipal ing year. ‘The first will be at Kim-

purpo
rates sufficient to meet suck insufficiency:

ses in the same manner and ‘at the time as other jperley, suid thé. second. at ‘Trail

The aim of these studies is to

i "3.4, This by-law, before adoption, shall receive the | point to the need for. organization

Mr. and
Mrs. Maloft ent three and a half|'
years: working . and touring their |:
‘way through many parts of the
world.,

+ They | started out with Hawaii,
Fiji-Islands, working in New Zea-
land‘ fortwo years and travelling
‘on to Australia, Hong Kong, Cults,
Japan, Hiroshima, and’ taking in
the fair at Tokyo, and “then-.on to
Sigon; Viet‘Nam, Singapore, “Mata. |:
ya, Colombo, Ceylon .and across
to Cashmere, India. They speat
two weeks in the Himalayas: and
then went on to Bombay to French

Africa through the Saez Canal and
touring ‘all. Western Europe:; Wht
in Germany they visited: with
Maloff's family. They brought back
many interesting souvenirs and
slides to show to their family and
friends.

Mr,and ‘Mrs, George Conkin
were feet visitors to Kimberley.

Mr. and.Mrs, Walter Konkin
and son, Sain of Invermere were
weekend visitors at the. Home :9 ae
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Konkin. {
Visiting swith Mr. and Mrs
Pete Konkin over the long week-
end were their son and daughter-
inlaw, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Konkin. of
Vancouver.

Snow Arrives.
_ But Raspberries
Stillen Bush,

“Snow. was on a ground - on
Tuesday in Castlegar -but‘on Mon-,
day Mr. and Mrs. W.-' Easton were
enjoying raspberries out of thelr
garden. .

‘The Eastons have been picking:

fall and Monday. picked a small.

assent of the owner-electors in the manner provided by and . planning,‘ fs BS

dish of very sweet berries.

the “Municipal Aes and the approval of: the Li
Governor in Counci

i 5. This by-law ‘shall take effect on the date of its
4 registration in the Office o the Inspector of Municipali-

ql ties:

6. This’ by-l -law may be cited as the “Sewerage Sys-
and Fi By-law ..No..238, 1963”.

tem
READ a first une this 31st day of October, 1963.
READ a second time this 3ist day of October, 1963.
READ a third time this 31st day of October, 1963.

RECEIVED
-‘palities on the 13th day of November, 1963.
NOTICE:

‘yecording the vote of electors.

1. Logelin,
Marke

the approval of the Inspector of Munici-

*< Pake notice that the above is a true copy of the
‘proposed by-law upon ‘which the vote of. the owner-elec-
‘tors, of the Village of Castlegar, will be‘taken at the Leg-
-ion Hall on the 5th day of December, 1963, between the
“hours of eight o’clock in the forenoon and eight o'clock
in the afternoon, and that Joseph Logelin has. been. ap-
pointed Returning Officer for the purpose of: taking nang.

. Dated at Castlegar this 19th day. of November, 1968.

PAINT

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with oe

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 time—and cleans up with just

+ water! Give your walls and celt-
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Monamel Latex!

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< BROS, BUILDING AND
SUPPLY CO. LTD.

paving of ‘streets: prior to instal-
‘lation of - the. semerage syatem is
i money badly spent
“Castlegar ela start a sew-
‘erage program, AT..ONCE ‘before
‘costs go any. higher.” —
“Area Should be .sewered
mediately”: **
“In ap area of 100 square eet,
there are four septic:tanks..., the
' ground should .be saturated.” ::.||
“Waiting impatiently, for sew:
erage installation to complete-side-
walk and carport, cement work and
bathroom. in basement.”

, im

Rumpus Room Tima -
hardboards, plywood. ‘and floor tiles,

P & G Building Supply.

?-For Skiing. or. » Curling”

) These: are tereyline filled. and hand: washable —
“Some styles have storm cuffs.and hoods consealed.
;in collars. Shades of blue, red, rust - S.M.L.

‘$4.95 square yard

$1.89

“Completely, new patterns in Amtico
Vinyl] :Linoleums as low. as.

d

line of gr

: Across ‘for. the Arena
: Phones 365-8151

$17.95 to. $22: 95

SKI & CURLING ‘PANT: Ss

1009 Stretch

peal vat $19.95,

with: the new: wide oats fit-all waist ‘pand - sizes
10

ie “The November mee!
Deer. Park Women's Institute was

writ
“Slinister ot he onicaltute for the a ic
‘grant of $10;° a: dona-
“to be sent to’thé ‘North

} capita: fe
ls "received ‘ivona ties
ed ‘cloth:

99 inches; :
to.be abled and, aR sogather
when: ‘made up. A: vote of thanks

to the secre!
Se for. th he sar

ih
ing the’ report was reac
Mottershead.” (The flat

‘School for Hands,

ped Children, tothe local ‘Guide
couimissloner towards the Guides
trip to California; “ ifts to: mental

orles: Expa on Pre

flowers to aay
-party,:¢

raspberries out of their garden‘ all’

grammes the wash, spin’ and
. Yinse times may be adjusted to

of fabric being: ‘washed simply by

lar and delicate
Deep Clean iLive;/ Water. ‘Agitator
_ power. rinse: aiter wash cycle :
weight | y 1 tub

+h

* for
top - Automatic Belt ‘Adjustment.
7

Choice of- Automatic’ Wash : pro-*...
: suit the:extent of. soil: and ,type ..:
‘setting. the: -wash..timer, .to regu

 fortable handling, then the : ary-.
~ er. stops.

A sonnets selection of time’ set-
tings is provided’ to dry, all reg-

- ular’ wash and .wear. or ‘delicate °

fabrics when ‘the drying period '
is completed, the heat shuts off,
clothes ‘are cooled down for com-

‘Oversize: lint’ filter, all-way Jen: .:
tin Safety Door switch shuts POW
er off for safety.’

the! School: Board | ‘Bi
“be present’ at next, meeting
ofthe Stanley. Humphries ' Parent |-

Teachers Association to inform the
public’ of pertinent: facts’ retard:
ing the | 1 of,

£100)
ig il be held lathe high shoal
Monday and

‘Next parade ‘Wednesday
Fi ‘iat the fligh Seti at 1

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