CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 17, 1

1964

Thorp Asks. for ‘Reasonable

And Sufficient’ Water Bylaw

Dears Bie

of your paper
arguments

us.

However, for the benefit at
the ratepayers of Castlegar, I
would request a few lines for

.for any misunderstanding he
might have caused with his re-
marks about the petition to put
the water bylaw to a vote. I
accept his apology.

- ‘However, I cannot accept

in my previous letter, Tam well
‘aware of. the needs of the Sopow
subdivision with regard to wa-
ter and fire protection.

D ig my term’ as water
commissioner in 1962, council
successfully negotiated the pur-

id to th iy oe ition-
6 oppose to the several addit re aera tatiana

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“RESERVATIONS

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AND EUROPEAN TOURS

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CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR

THE WESTERN HOTEL

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WEST! S-

DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-4911

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chase of the Sherbiko private
water system an
my | ant, though fruitless attempt to

mas acqulze the Sopow system.

w that the present coun-
cli ae “obtained his ‘utility. 1
heartily agree that the follow-
up expenditure to provide mu-
nicipal water supply and fire
protection is a pressing need.
The $14,000 amount men-
tioned by Mr. Hughes is rea-

nd made a vall-| to v

and sufficient bylaw on which

ote. —

The 2 Municipal Loan and De-
velopment Fund is a worthy con-
tribution by the federal govern-
ment but if every municipality
were to apply it to non-essential
works it: would ‘soon be. bank-
rupt. Need I remind Mr, Hughes
that federal, pi land mu-

‘\ gage and Housing Corporation Nori

CM&H Mekes Change
In Inspection System
' ‘Inspections by Central Mort-| tion. ae nee cae ie

of new houses financed under | spection
the National Housing Act will] the’ foundation: stage. At this

be carried outiat at |)

wéstock a full solaction ‘at

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

no longer. be undertaken solely point, foundation walls.and.re-
at the request of builders or| lated work such’ as tile drains
homeowners. are to be completed and ready
Under. the new 5 tem, there for backfill.
will be’three re, tage The second stage inspection
inspections instead ‘of the’ pre- will take place at the ready-for-
vious five and these: will be| lath stage. Here, the house is
supplemented by at least one to-be framed, roofed, insulated

nicipal funds are all. derived
from the same source — the

sonable. » the addi-
tional revenue from the new
connections there must be ex-
pected to retire the lion’s share
of this indebtedness. Nor am I

There is no such thing
as ‘something for nothing.

have not had the opport-
unity to discuss this matter fur-
ther with’ the fire ‘chief. How-
ever, I know he is fully cog:

the
lage as requested by ‘the fire

chief, But I fail to see that an

expenditure-of the magnitude of

$108,000 is. necessary.
‘Additional above-ground sto-
rage is not realistic with the
huge reservoir beneath the vil-
lage and the standby pumping
equipment already installed,
Borrowing. money for improv-
ng the mains and giving top
lority to such a project might
be considered if our water users
were suffering from lack of
pressure or volume, I suggest to
you that they are not. Nor can
our present fire equipment
handle more than the present
adequate supply. I,would again
plead that: the ratepayers of
e given a reasonable,

and is perfectly ca]
able of explaining his stand 4
Mr. Bee mas,
W. W. Thorp,
: Castlegar.

Robson Socials

(From Last. Week) -

Mr. Walter Banigan had as
guests last'week his three child-
ren Shelley, Tracy and Nicki
of Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bar-
rett (nee Barbara Martin) of
Vancouver became the proud
parents of of a daughter born on

Waldie Service Centre
Ph. 365-7451 —

nD
—_riccers cence

SCHOOL.
BELS.,
RING!

=| tered by the

Hear those CREDIT UNION dollars sing. Whether
those dollars are Credit Union savings or a. Credit ==

Union loan.

As always,. your Credit. ‘Union i is “het

to help

— you solve your financial problems and it is parti-
 cularly happy to help you send your children, ‘or =
yourself for that matter, to school-—well housed,

well clothed, well fed,.and . Well. Hate wil =e

books, supplies, and a
spending money.

; New: Loan:Fund”

ug. 27, Elaine. The
maternal ei neeeats are. Mr.
and Mrs, A. J. in and great
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

R. Martin,. all: of Robson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Martin are
currently ‘on: holidays and will
pe spending a few days in Van-
couver, visiting with the Bar-
rett fa

Mr. and Mrs. S. Pasin and | 22!

‘Mare returned ‘to Toby Creek
on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs, J..Raine spent
the weekend touring in their
camper, spending ‘some:, time

across in Washington and com-
ing home via Creston and camp-
ed‘at the Summit...

“Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beynon and
children of Calgary’. spent.,the
weekend visiting with Mr. ‘and
Mrs. W. T. Waldie. :

Mr.. and. .Mrs,.:K.; Ferguson
spent ‘the Labor Day weekend
in the. "Okanagan Valley. i

KC's Announce:

is Now ‘Available

The student toan ‘plan of-
Knights of Colum-
bus in‘ British Columbia is very
active: right “now, with many
seeking assistance for higher

standing of a th
parish in British es They

Snust have completed Grade 22,

wit a ac qoversee, or be’
rtant ia of this
erie lan .is that
financing of the eduration of the
‘must..be wholly, or

r

Now is the time to start ‘building up your =
Credit Union savings for, the next. school year
or term. We'll be glad to see you, whether about
this year’s pressing needs, or about ‘wise arrange:

ments for next year.

- DON'T FORGET. TO “ask ‘ABOUT THE
ENDOWMENT SAVING LOANS FOR REAL EASY
INSURANCE, See you in the morning! :

' Castlegar Credit Union

or/in
wae eee upon his.or her

Joans.

The ‘student must, however,
pay'the life insurance ‘premiums
required to. to make these insured

loans. Be

the ire t

‘ Lplishments will be material as-

Valent The last etago inspection
valent, The last stage inspection
gues ri esgengs of fou will be jmnade when the house ‘is
inspecting NHA financed hous-| COMP!
ns aah not ing “Gental Mortgage and Hour
app bith eee an. intermediate inspection oot
ment buildings. the request of a borrower who
requires an additional loan ud-
vance. This inspection will nor-
mail nace about tus time
percent 'com-
more: ofl xb plete. Except in: ‘unusual ‘cir-

3. to. Bi
vide a better service td: borrow- fumutanees, not more; than one

ers and builders by keeping de-
lays to a minimum; and to re-
duce about

_ WKHU Sanilary
Inspector Mate are intended to provide inspec-
tion: coverage of work ‘not us-

Momhber of NAS pally: seen at the stage inspec-

The National Association of aan einspections will: also be
Sanitarians, with headquarters] brought to ‘the ‘attention of a
in Denver, Colorado, announced | puilder during an earlier inspec-
last week that Gary B. Butler/ tion have been corrected, If the
of Castlegar has been accepte prove. serious,: hold-
as a member in this professional | hacks in an ‘amount | at ‘le
society. double the estimated cost of
‘Mr. Butler {5 sanitary in-| correcting the infractions. will
spector with WEHU i in the Cas- be recommended ‘by. CMHC in-
tlegar. district. spectors.. Progress advances on
The National Association - of | loans will’ be ended ‘if in:
Sanitarians is an official organi-| fractions» are bad enough | to
zation ot Rrofessional eons make

carried out on’ each loan.
To supplement the ‘stage
which’ will: take
place ‘at wider, intervals’ than
previously —— unannounced ‘in-
spections will be made by CMHC,

inspection . will: be },

‘The unannounced” inspections | &

COMPANY: OF CANADA

F ‘D.
Mrs. H. Reese. Ph, 365-7418
Guaranteed Repairs .

‘ to all Singer Sewing Machines,

competant adjustment’ to all
other makes,"

WRITTEN ESTIMATES IN ADVANCE
| RENT: $2.00 Week $5.00 ‘Month

. Home. demonstrations on Singer Machines, : ; a

"Also, | demonstrations given at | Columbia: Office
Supplies, on, Friday. nights.':No- obligatio

"Gordon ‘Woll
UPHOLSTERY

CALL US TOLL) FREE
ZENITH 69: ‘
1195 Cedar Avenue, Trail,'B.C.

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"WEEKLY ‘APPOINTMENT CALLS

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT EVERY: THURSDAY

RECOVERING -— CARPETING:
CUSTOM DRAPERIES
“ CRAFTSMAN!

tion .and maintenance ‘of a
fitting ; healthful, environment |-
for the people of inte world.”

It is dedicated to the high |:
principle that the citizens of this
‘country, regardless of station,
-deserve'‘as a natural ‘right the |.
“best possible conditions in which |’
to’ live’’'and pursue their hap-
piness
“The membership'is concern- |:
ed with ‘such essential: matters,::
as pure’ air, safe'water. supplies,
Glean’ ‘food, adequate ‘housing,
and a’ host’ of other environ- i

mental factors.

In announcing the accept-
ance: of Mr. Butler into the As-
sociation, James A. Doyle, pre-
sident, stated, “We ‘are happy
to welcome Mr: Butler as a: mem-| ~
ber. His 'interest’.and ’ accom-

sets in: the advancement of ‘our
purposes. His affiliation will pro- |"
vide another:‘opportunity: for’
‘him and for us':to render. in-|
creased services for the health’
and welfare of people. We com-
pliment him Poaitree agency he

‘occasion.

"Two Ferries Garry.
3,768 ‘More. People,
Make | More Trips ° ae

ng month
and carried 3,768 more automo- iS
piles 8 and drivers. *

Figures for last month ‘with:
figures for. August. of last year,
in brackets) ‘follow: :

Number of round trips 6
225) 6,247; number. of autom:
biles and’ drivers: (77,218) 20,
984; number of passengers, net:
drivers (145,948) 134,608;° num-
ber of trucks, all’ ‘types i, 687)
18,990; number ‘of. trailer:
| semi trailers G8 809) 1, O27 1 au

£ ‘Special loans: are
for Catholic students who intend
to take teacher. training:

ber. of 242)" 312;
number om’ motor-cycles (69)

| 540, and livestock (86) 22.

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2nd ‘Annual

ALSO. TREMENDOUS. SAVINGS, ‘ON

sae ae improving Maal cieaeted’ sandb! ing ot | Fim

plant operations brought awards | motors prior to ing; ection or

totalling "$1,

of’ Cominco ‘in the last two] H.

months.

+480 for. employees | repair, while R. Whalen.and R.|§
piéchell ‘ehared $26 for Suge .
gesting another location i
The cash awards were made sulphuric acid line in the phos.

for 64 ideas submitted* thr proms phate’ plant.

one com any’s suggestion plan,

ese emanating

Trait Ld 25: from ‘Kimberley.

Tony Cristini, in the ‘lead
m| refinery al ail, received'\a
$80 award for an idea to strong.

Topping the award winners| then cathode racks,

was Granda, Battistella of ‘the
fertilizer

wa received ‘$100; for’his idea
fan | ed,
maintenance © at. the’: roaster

to improve ‘combustion

yees. G, Coulter,. J. Wardri
and G. Vance also were approv-

Other awards were recely-

ntiwo other ideas from Kim. | °2, bY y the f following.at Trail

berley employees earned’ $25
awards —ven by, R.. Fontaine Ww.

‘arfield department — R.
Black (2); H. G. comnelliis Qi
J, Bublitz; 'W. B. Ostrom; M,

GREYHOUND
; “announces @

choad in fare between’
the Crowsnest and Van-
couver effective Octo-
ber- 15,-'1964,.. Any. ob-
jection may be filed with
the ‘ Superintendent of
Motor Carriers, Public
Utilities «Co mmission,
‘Vancouver, B.C. prior
to September 30, 1964.

Lopine;: D. ‘Tweed; C. B. hae:
Nicol.

) Smelting department — L.
McLellan; A. Grando; P. I,.Gau-
dreault; F. Milinazzo,

Zine. department F.C,
Ashe and W.: Fillmore; K,'

insky.
Engineering, trades — W.
Nyberg. (if AvP, . Ro-
binson; C.-M, Yor en R. Wil-
liams; G. P. LeFort;.D. R. Mac-
Pherson;:D..M.: Gunnan, §
Engineering services — J.
te Fredericks -W.:- Watson; C.
B. McMartin; G,' F.: Heney’ (2).

Tadanac’ department Xe &
F, Division)’ — P, Moriesett

G. Quiding; J. G.. Pontiu
Watkinson;'C. P.

‘Martin
(Miscellaneous — A, ‘Wilson.

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