CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 17, 1958

~ Water Works Bylaw 113 Will Be Completed By August 1: Engineer

(continued from page one)

Mr. Maddocks said he is re-
commending alternative 2 to the
village. Hé said this would re-
quire a bylaw next year to ob-
tain the $62,074 required for the
job.

‘To complete bylaw 113, Mr.
Maddocks said other work
projects may have to be cut
down and the budget reassess-
ed. He sald he is still looking
into the possibility of a fron-
tage tax,

Latest development in the
jaying of water lines came June
27 when D. F. MeMaster of As-
sociated Engineers informed
council that about 15,000 feet of
4, 6 and 8-inch asbestos class 100
pipe had been laid.

Mr. McMaster said “This use
of class 100 pipe (instead of class

al

150) in 1950 is extremely unfor-
tunate, in that to date, the syst-
em has been almost entirely re-
placed with mains which are too
small or too light in pressure

Bonner To Meet
With Commiliee

Representatives of the Koo-
tenay and Boundary Citizens’
Committee on Doukhobor-Can-
adian Affairs will meet with
Attorney-General Robert Bonner
Tuesday morning in Victoria,

Committee chairman Dr. C.
H. Wright and Associated Boards
president Tommy McRae will
meet with Mr. Bonner. Other
personnel has not yet been nam-
ed.

class,
these

| system, and to’ provide the best
fire for public and

conditions require that we have

property, we would suggest the

a high reservoir to
overcome as much as possible,
the problem of small mains, and
a low reservoir site to overcome

“2; Hold construction of the
new ‘tank untill the class 100
mains can be tested.

the problem of the light
class,

“Since the reservoir cannot
be placed In two places at the
same time, the course of. ac-
tion to follow is extremely
difficult, because of the condi-
tion imposed by the existing
works,

“As engineers, we cannot as-
sure cquncil that either site
would be satisfactory for class
100 pipe, or would conform to

}good engineering practice, In an

attempt to use the existing
mains to provide the best water

Mrs, Kelly
Sees Sputnik

Mrs. James Kelly saw Sput-
nik III Tuesday evening..

Mrs, Kelly was listening to)”

a Walla Walla radio station
which was keeping tab on the
Russian satellite rocket for its
listeners,

She went outside about 9.45
p.m. and saw Sputnik pass from
the south-west to the ‘north-east.

i “2, Test individually - each,
valved section of the class 100
pipe at 200 psi. pressure for
two hours, This involves closing
each curb stop for the section
under test,

“3, If the two hour tests are
satisfactory, then place the en-
tire system under test for eight
hours a day for a month at a
Pressure of 130 p.s.i.

“If the tests are satisfactory,
then the tank could be palced
at the. proposed tank site at
elevation 1621.” 5

Mr. McMaster's letter ended
by saying “The above course of
action should not be

to be the best solution to a. dif-
ficult. situation created by the
unfortunate use of class 100 pipe
in 1950.”

J, M. Wren, supervising ‘en-

Committee
Now Named

The Associated Bonrd’s spec-
jal committee on Doukhobor af-
fairs has now been named.

Assisted by Castlegar village
chairman N, T, Oglow and Wil-
liam M. Popove, a member of

+ gineer for Assoclated in Cast-'

Tegar, said difficulties are be-

ing experienced in the carry-}
ing out of the above plan.

He said a minimum number‘

of valves have been used. with

the class 200 pipe so large areas

*|have to be closed off for testin,

Also, "50 per cent” of the ser-

vice connection have to be dug |
down to the main line as the #
stand-pipe casings are of wood @

and have now rotted and plug- |
ged the valves with sand, rock |
and gravel.

ploy

the Doukh Jands 1

under normal
However, no other course of ac-
tion short of replacing the class
100 pipe, appears suitable for the
village, and. this action appears

YES SIR

board, a sub: has re-
commended the name Kootenay
and Boundary Citizen’s Commit-
see on Doukhobor-Canadian Af-
fairs.

its Paycation Time

Yes, ‘sir, it’s “PAYCATION”. time again, Yes you. are

reading right, the word is “PACATION”, which means

“to sell unused

items that are re to

you, through an inexpensive want ad, to raise your gum-

mer vacation money.” Many people read The Castlegar

News. Here is the inexpensive way to raise cash from.

he

those items you no longer need. You'll be amazed at

’

how many, people are interested in what you have to

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yee <)

, Mr. Wren said the

laying of pipe is going ahead @

at an average of 1,500 feet a

week, He expects to finish by- q

law 113 in three weeks, except

for the storage tani. -§

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joiner

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Land Surveyor

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FOR SALE — New 2 bedroom
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— Peter W.

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4473. + 927

tind

FOR SALE — Good bullding lots
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phone 2738, tin 17

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FOR SALE — 16’ Cabin Cruiser,
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Creek, $950, Terms arranged
with $300 initial payment,
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Phone 3114.

son,

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PHONE 3881
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For Estimates Phone
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GREEP’S ELECTRIC

FOR SALE — Washing machine
like new $85 — single bed
complete $25 — 2 dining room
chairs $3.50 —.2 venetian
blinds $3.50 — clothes dryer
$1.50 — 2 wash tubs $3.00 —|
tractor traller-$5 -—-2.ladders|

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cents per word or figure per

$3. Apply 345—4th, phone 7231.
. 129

10 cents a pound. Also fresh
peas, vegetables and cut flow-
ers, Phone 205%, Mrs. V. Bonde,

Kinnaird, 329

FOR SALE — Hand lawn mower
—A-1 condition, price $15—
Phone 4037, 129

FOR SALE — 3” tongue and
Broove cedar. $50 per M —
Apply Celgar Pulp Mill ae,
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FOR SALE—Fryers. Live weight),

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 17,

AD! set aa DROWN ME!*

1958

Mrs. M, E, Davis

Dies In Regina

Word has been received by
Mrs, L. E. Killough and Mrs. F.
A. Swanson of the death of their
sister, Mrs, M, E. Davis of Re-
gina.

Mrs. Davis passed away Mon-
day morning in the Grey Nun’s
Hospital in Regina and had lived
in southern Saskatchewan for
75 years,

Her passing will be mourn-
ed by a wide circle of family
and friends, and will be remem-
bered as the author of the article
“I Was a Pinafore Pioneer”
which appeared in the August
1955 issue of Chatelaine Maga-
zine,

This was a true account of
the experiences of herself and
her parents and brothers and
sisters: following their arrivat in
Canada. The contrast of pioneer
Ufe and hardship on the Prair-
des to that of the relatively
life they had left be-~

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ads not paid for by 12 noon
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FOR SALE — New house at 627
-3rd Ave. Apply at house or
box 435, 328

be accepted from that ac (
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FOR SALE — Ames-in-Cross|
number 513 pullets. 4 months
old. Mrs, O. N. Askew, Hin
naird.” 328

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom un
furnished apartment on high-
way—phone Kinnaird 3131,

tin29

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172.
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Situated on the
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FOR SALE — 3-bedroom home

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FOR SALE — 4 room house on
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‘ 329

FOR SALE — 2 house,

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Phone 7271

WILL BE CLOSED FROM
JULY 10:17 inclusive
FOR HOLIDAYS

AGENCIES

NOTICE — Johnny's Shoe Re-
pair, Main St. ‘Castlegar, B.C.
Now open for business, No job
tp9, big or too small. Prompt

lawn, fruit trees on 2nd Ave.
- Phone 4738. tin2é

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Leave Robson Wharf .

No man with a burden of
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service at. fair
ee John Warkin, prop,
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NOTICE ~— Fall Fair Meeting
‘Tuesday, July 18, 8 pm, —
Legion Hall. 129

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wife and children with
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legar library is open from 7
to 9 pm. every Tuesday dur-
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service by the Castlegar News).

FUNERAL NOTICE
The funeral for the late Mr.
N. Shaposhnikoff. will be held
‘on July 17 at 11 o'clock at the

Thompson .Funeral Home, Nel-||’

ee
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THUR. - FRI. - SAT.

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