ATION ¢ ‘OF THE VILLAGE oF F CASTLEGAR

BY-LAW ‘No. 265

Being a By-law of. The Corporation ‘of the Village

of Castlegar hereinafter referréd to ‘as ‘the ‘'Cor-

poration” to authorize certain improvements’ to

the Municipal water system and the borrowing of
_ the estimated’ cost thereof. |

serves the inhabitants of the Corporation arid ‘in that bé-
half to authorize the Council to undertake and'catisé to be
carried out the improvements hereinafter. referred to’ and
to borrow upon the'credit of the Corporation the estimat-
ed cost thereof, that is to say One‘Hundred and Eight
Thousand ($108,000) Dollars. which is the amount of the
debt intended’ to be created by this by- law. :

AND WHEREAS the existing debenture debt of the
Corporation is $603,000 and none of the principal and
interest in Tespect thereto is in arrears.

AND WHEREAS the assessed value for general mun-
icipal purposes of the ‘taxable land and ‘improvements

within the ‘Corporation for, the current year ‘and the two
years ‘immediately’ preceding, the current year are:
* "1962, . $2,986,299
1963, 3,058,351
1964 3,828, 178

AND. WHEREAS the depreciated value as'at the 3ist
day of ae Deweaber, 1963 of the water system for which
the Corporation’ possésses‘a subsisting Certificate of Self-
liquidation granted -by the Inspector. of Municipalities is
$236,594.00.

: AND WHEREAS. a “Provisional Certificate of Self-
liquidation has"been granted by the Inspector. of Munici-
paliies in respect of the’ ‘water, ayatemn "of, the Cory ora-

the approval. of the Provincial Hea- nikoff

“AND WHEREAS
Ith Officer has béen’ ‘obtained. ©

AND WHEREAS the approval ‘of the Inspector. of],

Municipalities has been obtained B

NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation i

of the: Village of Castlegar. in open meeting assembled
enacts as follows:- :

1, The Council shall be and is hereby empowered
and authorized: to undertake and ‘carry out or
cause to be carried out the improvements to the
water system as ‘described in plans approved by
the Provincial Health Officer and'to do all things
necessary’ ‘in connection therewith and without
limiting the generality of the foregoing. To acq-
quire all such zeal- property, easements,’ Tights- -of-
way, licénses, rights; and authorities” as" “may a

Hey Kids!
Hove's’ ara chance to en-
sure your letters getting: right

WHERDPAS it is deemed desirable and expedient to fo "Santa’’ Claus “at''the’ North

make certain improvements to the water ‘system which].

‘ole, ”

‘Just write your letter to:

“Santa Claus, Care of Cas-
tlegar News, Drawer 490, Cas-
tlegar, B.C.” and “we'll do the
rest.

Your letters will be
lished “in the~ Castlegar’ owe
and a copy of the paper’ will go
airmail special-d elivery | direct to

Santa Claus,

Don't forget to remind Mom
and. Dad, though, that ab your let-
ters must be’ mailed to the Cas-
tlegar News so that ee re re-
ceivéd ‘no ‘later than noon on
Monday ‘of the week in which
they, should appear inthe paper.
We * *
Dear Santa Claus

Mommy is writing for us
will plage: vend us three sisters
cacy a a tug doll buggy and a

‘And if you have any would
you please send us some blocks
for our lego ‘blocks.

Thank you very much we
will leave some pop. and cake
for you “and' your’ reindeer. —
Melanie lunt Kerry Annie.

w y * *
Dear Santa Claus
Pelase bring me a Johnny
‘Tanding

‘La
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Bosse Suggests
Cooperative Lots

Castlegar trades licence hold-
ers are to be circularized ask-

Kemperman Asks Bissell —
On Educationa

Anyone who foam fire.
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firet

fee etucnien med
veThe e man who was indirect-
ly responsible for the appear.)

ance of district superintendent | q

of schools; Claude Bissell, “as
guest speaker’ was there: with
his questions. and appeared well]
| Sattae with “answers he re-|

ing them if they would-be will- 3

waean betas

Publisher Almost

Offerod by Paper
Castlegar News publisher Le

V. Campbell almost! 'won' $5
last week'in'the contest being

| Subjects

basketball, but he wondered if]
1" Re-

aay

Mr, Kemperman’ said. he
agreed with ‘competitive sports
- | in: school “such "a8 ball: and

time to i
intenc
hamber and to answer ‘any
aa “that “might ” “bé put,

“Last week Mr. Kemperman
raised" the ‘following questions
and “received. these answers
from Mr. Bissell.

Mr. Kem mperman was. con-
| corned. about the fact that for’
a''perlod of: between ‘two. and
three weeks before school is out
in June, students are-not fully
occupied in the classroom and.

spend little time ; studying, In

turned..in. several weeks
before school is out.

Speaking of the high school

first, Mr. Bissell said all students

.| must’ attend ‘classes until June

p-} 24 except those who are not

pears in’
ments onthe full page ’spon-
sored by eight local stores.’All
Castlegar“ News "subscribers |'
have to do to win. the’ prize
Is'to watch for their: names
fo appear between now’ and
Christmas.

Last week, Castlegar. News
employes “Ray” Morgan “was

asked to choose at random].

a name to be inserted in the.
Carl's Drug aa Ho suggested |
of the plone book’
. There are ‘no

‘that page. ©
‘suggested: column |.
‘ page 10 be consulted |
and he fourth’ name
after th s fourth: line“of bold.

face type be used. The name!:

was, of.
Cam bell’ rea

‘writing’ government exams who,
may be discharged on‘ June 11.
Mr.’ Bissell said 60 per cent
of all'students “are able of be-
ing recommended” ‘and it would
be a waste of taxpayers’ money
and’ teachers’ tlme marking ex-
aminations in Victoria if this
percentage, were’ made’ to write

ee Consequently, he said, dur-
ing the. period of time’ govern-
ment “examinations are being
‘held, students’ not having’ to
write are let out of school and.
.ake, seen‘ on local ‘streets.

‘With regard to the elemen-

‘elementary ‘students are requir-
ed, to attend’ schoo] “until one
aay’ ‘before they are to be let

fact, a good many, school books |

tary ‘schools, Mr.” Bissell” “sald.

ther exer-

cises shouldn't: be “increased as

they are in certain’

countries,

To this Mr. Mr. Bissell concaeat

ed that: only? public: ‘pressure: on.

gthool: boards. and {ther school

board pressure through ent will ¢

¢ ion on ie government! x 2 Re

change the present situation, ° Sash & Door
; ons eat that anise. physi- me

cal education’ ingtructors’“are,

0 a :

specialists’ in. high schools, the.|{.

classroom teacher is "expected: ‘to Works

be''a PE teather’ in’ the’ élemen- 165 MAIN ST.

tary’ school.*“If! we want’ more,|]- . .

of this'’sort of’thing, ‘we must Phone 365-7661

be Prepared to Spent more mo-|}- pee:

| ney''on it,” he ¢oncluded.”' ~°

Posen Pees AashoeveU vane Sov EE
EXCAVATING; . ‘DITCHING :
AND GRAVEL ||. Barement frames made.

ethers eo ‘order :
CONCRETE WORK . Wines & door, frames

AND: Berne. ’ Panoramic windows~~

* r ) Sealed window units

alt : sUpplied and Instalfed

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0. bi 5158 ‘PRICES ON REQUEST

For all ur lass and
Rar ail your, ose er

Fa ore i

SALES & SERVICE *
-Phone Bob Horswill’ 352-5355 Collect
Complete Stock .of: Voth “Cars and Trucks

< New Rambler, Cars:

“Sales & Service — Trades

VIEW MOTORS — Nelson

1owledged that. if
spend ‘the. last.

urse, ‘that of LV.
1 the

ing to assist in- the
of. property with the village to be
used as parking lo!

Comm. Leo Bosse told fel-
low commissioners at their meet-
ing..last’ week: that : he. knows

ailable.: He .suggested an .extra

revenue from normal trades i-

of sttitable, property that is av-|-

fee from trades licence holders}
which would be: matched’ with| |

secon lumn on page 15
consulted” ‘and: thet! the weed
name listed astetd re. third

If YOUR name , should ap:
‘pear, just phone the Castlegar| thi

cence collections.

th

few" Awecks of school: not work-
ing in the classroom, . then “you
=| a very. legitimate comp-

phone the Centlesar| the ce

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‘if: necessary” =
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requisite or desirably. for..or in ion. wi
the improvements of the aforesaid municipal
water system.

. For the purpose. and with the object aforesaid
there, may. be borrowed upon the credit “of the
Corporation a. sum not exceeding $108,000 and)
such’ borrowtse) shall cbe secured by the issue of

pr » that each such ser-
ies of deb e ‘shall be red d.not later than
20 years from. the, date’ of issue thereof and the
interest thereon ‘shall not exceed. 6% per annum.

. If the anticipated revenues accruing to the Cor-

poration from’ the operation of the Municipal | °

- watef system are at any time insufficient to meet
the repayment of the debt or the annual interest
in any year, the Council shall levy a rate or rates
over and above ali other rates upon all lands and
improvements subject to taxation for general mun-
icipal purposes in the same manner and at the
time ‘as other rates sufficient to meet sun insuf-
ficiency.

. The By-law. before adoption, shall receive the as-
sent of the owner-electors in the manner provid-
ed by the “Municipal Act”

. This By-law, shall take effect on the date. of its
registration in the office of the tne of Mun-
icipalities.

. This: By-law maybe cited as the Castlegar Water
System Financing By-law.

READ A FIRST TIME THIS 3rd day of November,
1964. |

READ ‘A SECOND TIME THIS 3rd day ‘of Novem-
ber, 1964.

READ ATHIRD TIME: THIS 8rd day of November,
1964, i

RECEIVED THE ASSENT OF THE INSPECTOR

OF ‘MUNICIPALITIES ‘this 16th day of November, 726

1964.

I hereby. certify the above to be a true and
correct copy of By-law "265 Castlegar ‘Water ‘Sys-
tem Financing By-law, 1964,

_ J. Logelin,
* Clerk.

Take notice that: the above is a true and correct copy.
of the proposed by-law, upon which the vote of the owner-
electors, of. the Village of Castlegar, will be taken at the
Village Office on the 12th day of “December, 1964 bet:
ween the ‘hours of eight o’clock in the forenoon and eight

o'clock in the afternoon, and that A. T. Horswill has been
appointed Returning Officer for the purpose of taking,
and ‘recording ‘the vote of electors.

_ Dated at Castlegar this 24th day of November, 1964.
Rabe : "J. Logelin,

‘BABAR

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* Mr.” Kemperman

ie ‘said =
“wanted it understood that “Tam

not criticizing; but I want to be
enlightened.” He said he has
found local teachers to be “more
than excellent” ‘arid’ the. ‘stand-

OV. ‘16 — 20.

High seticel
“Ladies High Single Julie Ro-
berts 224;. Ladies High Three
Julie Roberts 532, Men's ‘High
Single ‘Ken Murry’ 239; Men’s
High Three John Mason | 636.
Team High Single ‘Team ‘1 B98;
Team ‘High Three Team 12378.
Team Points: Team 1 4,
Team 2 0, Team 3 0, Team 4 4,
Team 5 4, Team 6.0.
Celgar Mixed League S
LHS Vi ‘Wileox 270;

Vi Wilcox: MHS” Dave Calder
268; MHT Dave Calder 679, THS
Team 8 1178; THT Team 8 3149.

TP: Team 1°14, Team 2 9,
Team 3 10, Team 4 12, Team 5
12, Team 6 18, Team 7 ‘16, Team
8 18, Team 9 17, Team 10 10.

‘Other 600's ;Terry Burke
623, Bud Allingham 610, Bugs
Nelson 609.
Coffee Breakers

LHS Vivian’ Murphy 248;
LHT Dorothy Martini 551. THS
ae Five 896; THT Take Five

7.
|P: Take Five 23, Mugs 23,
Cheerios 19, Pincurleers 17, Muf-
fets 13, Wheaties. 13. :
Tuesday Velock
IS Vi McLuckie 240; LHT
Vi McLuckie 674. "'THS Ross's
Meatmarket: 8895: THT: Ross's
Meatmarket *
TP: Ross's Meatmarket 4,
Castlegar Drug 1, Tiger ‘Auto
Service: 0, ‘Independents. 0, Sky-
line ‘Aito’ Service 3,’ Ogiow's 8'A,
Tae er ES an
Kay ‘Adshend’ 582° SMHS” into,
Live 258; seni Quinto ida
es, 924; THT,

THS
Button Pushers 2012)
S| Shooters 2, Five

ge~ Buitders* 3, es 4;

gulars 1,
‘Tuoeday :Nioht J Mined 2.1.
nt 249; Lar ‘x
SL. Reed 24

Clerk.

TP: Sharp
Duds 0, Button Bushers. 2; Brid- -1,- Qol okpiks at
CRe-|}sOther’ 600'’s | Garth Padley

THT Alleycats
25762."

TP: , Bootloggrs :3, Night:

hawks 1,. Alleycats , Ba nko!

Commerce 0, Some hall

ley’s * Comets 0: :

Wed Morning Divers League
LHS Pat Gordon 261; LHT

Blanche Deverson 681. THS Ca-

TP: Cadillacs 1, -Baracudas

act 1, Caliente’s 2, ‘Ramblers 3,

Thunderbirds 3; "Chevys 20
Wednésdey Night

‘Dot ‘Hpping 263; LHT
Dot Toning 663: THS Kingpins |,

| MET Fr Smitheran ; 613.- THS |
1 913;

Hiente’s . 927; THT: Caliente’s dies.
2845.

ard of 1 in Robson and
Castlegar, . where “his children
have attended; to be “very high.”
Bissell commented . “the
school system” “is’a'humatr insti-
futons its ‘dood criticism we
s Mr. Kemperman then. asked
what amount. of time should be
lotted’ for “plays: and. extra-

curricular activities in. schools |=

in relationship to formal. stu-

T9 this. query, Mr. Bissell
answered: that a child’s educa-
tion is not all. formal and. that
in ‘the’ extra-curricular. activities

a child. often learns how to get
along with people. However, he
said. the fine dividing point is
| hard to define.

850;: THT” Flintstones: ete
“eo np: Choregi

es 2, Oddballs:'2," ‘Kingpins 2,
Five Thumbs 2; ‘Beatniks 2.
Other 600's ‘Phy!’ Lamb 609.
‘Thursday, Morning League
Faye "Jack 302;‘LHT
Faye Jack B12: THS, Lions 873;
THT Lions 2506."
ay Chipmunks

‘eavers
2, Lions 3 si 2 Squirrels
3, Teddy Bears''1
" Other 600's. H. “Wallace 611.

Rowdy Rellers League

© Vincent
LHT Betty Bigsby 679." TH

7 ARE: Mo

TP: Hooters 20, Moaners 20,
Screamers 18, Goraners 12, Wail
ers 20," Criers 6.

Classic ‘Mixed Leagu

LHS Elizabeth Sperrier 280;
Ann Kastrukoff:626, MHS Jack
"Mason and Bill Davis 300; MHT
Bill Davis 798. ‘THS Ookpiks
1069; 7 THT Five Shakes 3001...

TP: Five Shakes 4, Slow
pokes 0, Reformers 3, ‘Unknowns
8, Defenders 1.

674, Jack Mason 638,
Schmidt» 631, Ev Koreen 625,

Marge Bonnett 18, Ken pece
608, '

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