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BYLAW No. 265

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On Saturday, December 12, Cas-’
tlegar electors will be given a .se-
cond opportunity to pass Bylaw No.
‘265 which refers to the means of
financing certain improvements to
our water storage and distribution
system considered urgent and ne-
cessary for the village.

The degree of fire protection
considered adequate for 2,600
population by the Canadian Un-.
derwriters Association is a system

delivering 1,350 gallons per min-
ute for 62 hours in addition to the
peak consumption. This ‘total re-
quirement of 806,300 gallons in
6 hours can be met from the pre-
sent pumping capacity: of 1,375
~gallons per minute with bo th
pumps operating, the present 150,-
-000 gallon storage tank and. one
tnew 150,000 gallon tank. Concur-
rently, certain improvements to the

distribution system are considered *

vitally important for the applica-
tion of this standard of fire protec-
tion to the residential and com-
mercial areas of Castlegar.

_ The main items considered are:

1. A new 6” main on Elm St. ex-

_ tending between Ist and 8th Aven-
ues which will connect all intersec- .
ting. lines. This line will reinforce
the existing grid of 4° mains and >
supply new hydrants located at the .
intersections. In addition anumber
of shorter lines will be installed for ‘
the same reasons: Examples:
6” main on Sth Ave., Cedar to Pine
6" main on 2nd Ave., Cedar to.Pine .

‘6 main on Green St.,; 6th: Ave.: ‘to -

intersection of lane between. 7th -

cand 8th at Fir

-6"main on 3rd Ave.; Juniper to Ook. Se

2. The existing ‘storage and

pumping capacity will:be improved .

to the. downtown area: by .

8” main on Ist Ave. ‘Pine to Green fs

READ THESE FACTS ON|

6" main on Columbia, Maple: to

Front

- 8" main between No. 1 and. No. 2

wells |
3. 8” main extension on 5th

Ave. through the Sopow ‘subdivis-

ion to the Sherbiko subdivision ter-

minating ina 10” distribution main:

to the proposed new tank. This

 will-also involve the | replacement

of the Sopow water system recent-
ly purchased by the village.

5. Approximately 24 new valves,

The Bylaw sum is $108,000. Of ©

the total amount to be borrowed,
two-thirds of this sum may be ob-
tained from the Municipal Loan and

Development Fund which provides
for a 25. per cent remission for all

works completed before March 31,
1966. This rebate amounts to $18,-

000 which together with the at = =
‘tractive rate of interest (five and oe
three-eights per cent on the sewer:
bylaw) and allowing for the: re-—
maining $36,000 to be borrowed .
-at:6% per cent permits an annual. :

repayment of $7,750 for 20 years.

“THIS ALLOWS FUTURE RESI-

DENTS AND DEVELOPERS TO AC-

-. CEPT THEIR SHARE OF THE
COSTS OF IMPROVEMENT S

‘WHICH YOU, THE TAXPAYERS

OF TODAY, INSTALL FOR THEIR

BENEFIT AS WELL AS YO Y R

~ OWN.

The annual ‘cost will’ require

_ NO INCREASE to the existing wa-- :
ter tax structure. and involves | no -

extra cost to the taxpayer..

If the Bylaw is rejected | Council
will be = obliged to implement ae
. these’ improvements piecemeal OV- =).
er the next. 12 years. Rising costsof  _
labour and: materials: and ‘the de-
valuation of the dollar. consequent
‘upon the’.inflationary: trend. will’
“mean the es of. increased

4. Approximately 18 new hyd-
-rants.

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te.

The appointment of Char-
‘les E. Tetoris as woodraom, shift

bee!
by. the ‘Castlegar. ‘pulp division
‘of Columbia Cellulose Company.
Letoria joined the com-

C ‘pany in 1960, has held: various

operating positions and has act-
‘ed as a relief foreman prior
to this appointment. A‘ resident
of Rossland for Dian: years, Mr.
Letoria

“>; Four district realdents were
involyed in a car-truck collision
on Tuesday morning at, Thrums.

‘The students of the Nelson
vocational sctiool were travelling
to’ Nelson ‘when ‘slippery snow
conditions caused the car to go

‘Kinnaird Orders
32 Mercury. Lights

Z Thirty- two new ‘mercury. va-
por lights have been, ordered
from the WKP&L.Co. by the
Village, of: Kinnaird, Gomnt, Ron
Giles reported recently.
THe said‘seven of the lights
will ‘be installed at new. loca-
tions, Twenty-five of them will
be “installed. along: the main.
highway. and the 25° old-style
lamps that are displaced will-be
placed in: service elsewhere in
the village.

In addition, sald Mr. Giles,
the village will erect a streat

there and later worked in the
lumber industry in the district.

light and at the Wood-
land Park railway crossing.

_.Four. District Residents
“In Car-Truck Accident

out of control: colliding’ with

a WKP&L'Co. truck driven by
Herb Lancaster of Taghum.

Admitted ‘to Castlegar hos-

pital were ‘John: Miscavitch’ of | Haus

Castlegar ‘and * William ‘Hack-
man: of Robson. The ‘driver: of
the ‘car, Ralph Vecchio'of Cas-
tlegar, was also admitted to hos-
pital but:was released that day.
A fourth. occupant’ of the

| car, “Miss Christine “Reibin of

Castlegar, was not hurt,

Diagonal Parking
For Weod Street

Wood St. in Castlegar, re-
cently converted to; a one-way
street, is to have diagonal park-
ing instituted on it on both
sides.

This: action was taken. by
council at its meeting last week.
A loading .zone.is to’ be pro-
vided» on the eet in’ front.

_| of the Hotel Marlane. .

Serious Concern ViewedSae:
_ Over Sleigh Riding Here

Concern over children sleigh
riding’ on ‘village ‘streets . was
expressed at Castlegar’s council

meeting: last weelk.
/-It' was. also pointed out by
Comm. RAC. Maddocks the dan-

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- Castlegar

ger. also calised by. children
sleigh riding out of private
driveways onto village streets.

An attempt will be made
to find a suitable, piece. of land
ge for use as a sleigh
riding hill: Commissioners feel
that streets used in former years
as sleigh - hills :.are now: built
with homes and: cannot .be}-
a losed off.

‘Hiirs, El
Well Known: Hore,

i “Mrs, ‘Elizabeth Dumont, 77;
of Keremeos passed away in Pen.
ticton: hospital “on” Nov.':23.

. She is survived by her hus-
band, Mark; ‘five sons, Mark of
‘Vancouver, Carl of ‘Nakusp, Ro-

ertand Albert. of : Hudson’s
Bay,.Sask.,..and Paul. of Ver-
non; four daughters,’ Sister. Car-
‘mel, Joseph’ of .Bellevue,. Wash.,
Mrs, Walter (Helen) Quadvlieg
of Keremeos, Mrs. Guy (Isabel)

Guido of Kinnaird and Mrs. ‘Tom
‘lizabeth): Wurz: of - Keremeos,
34, grandchildren and. 11 great:
‘grandchildren.

Funeral. was “held ‘Nov.. 28
‘at-Keremeos. Burial was in the
Osoyoos cemetery., 2

tals block housing five local:

more ’spacioiis quarters. Joa Fodor’s Cas-: Karnies Ladies Wear owned by. Mrs. Betty
tlegar Sporting Goods is ‘now located next MacDonald while Cindy’s Children’s Wear,
to Inland Gas: while ‘Alex’s | Barber: Shop, owned ‘by Mrs, Hillie York of Kinnaird, is
owned by. ‘Alex Swetlishoff, is located.bet- now located next door to’ Karnies.

ween the Sporting. Goods and the new corn- : hibigast

NEWEST ~ ‘ADDITION to booming Castle- er location of‘ Leitner's Clothing Store,
gar is the expansion of.the Central Ren- : owned‘: by: Gus’ Leitner’ and Jim Lewis.

businesses in‘. Next! door: to Leitner’s.on Maple. St. is

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Fer: Your: Conveniencet
9-AM. to: 9-PM
Monday thru Fridey _

Mrs. He Johnson, Ph. $9294

Guests at'the home. of Mr.
and: Mrs,.R.: C. Donnan for a
few days .were the latter's bro-
ther ‘and_sister-in-law,\ Mr, and
Mrs, F.. Burton of. Revelstoke.

Visiting at the home of. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Bradford for a few
days last .week were. the: lat-
ter’s brother-in-law and. sister,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brandt of Birch
River, Man.

“Mrs and Mrs. R. J, Tweed
of Rossland ‘attended the East-
ern Star pases f Saturday. after-
Poon:

Castl gar ‘Socials

Building. Permits
_ For Four! New _
Homes $43,920

Norman McNabb told council

+| meeting last week. :
With regard to public: ‘works, i
Mr. McNabb said snow plowing |'"°.) -

is. presently “the main object

posed work on catch basins “is
to startas soon as’ possible.”

i FOREIGN TRADE
Canada’s trade'with all coun-
in- 1963. and-in'ithe ‘year, there

of - $421: million, the’ third -ex-
port: surplug singe 1962.

“The: -ekallful driver doesn’t
Bet the recognition he deserves
becausé’ he -is\ usually. anony-
mous,’ says the B.C. Automobile

Association:
Anonymity. is in fact the
chief ualty of of skilled drivers,
the BCAA 5s:
The killed drivers blend
so into ‘ traffic: and

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that they. are
not notified
‘They

across lanes or weave in traffic,
They don’t “ride: the bumper”

or take right-of-way: from’ ano-| -

ther car. They don’t drive at

don't push their. way |.

Skillful Driver Doesn’ t
Get Deserved: Plaudits —

and accident ‘causers in’ .this |’

| world of moving vehicles,

USE CHRISTMAS SEALS

either noticeably high or. low |”

speed slip through signals or
“hit? the brakes witha squeal.
They esp themselves and their

have. few accidents: and cause
still ‘fewer. °

lack of skill by being attention
getters, the auto:club says. They
are ..the.real trouble makers

vehicles under control and they |»: : Aa

: Other. ‘drivers ‘ prove their :

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1182: Johnny Mathis. ;

fe Mr M. Hingley lett Satur-
day. for. Vancouver. where’ he
will enter, Shaunassey: Hospital
oR B.tow, days: for a regular | Mrs, William J. Veregin of Win-
check-u ;

“Graig Schellenberg spent law, Dec. 5, a daughter.
the’ weekend in Rossland, ithe KINAKIN — To Mr. and
guest of his cousin Randy Tay- | ‘Mrs, Nick ;Kinakin jof Brilliant,
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“Building permits -for. four
new homes worth a total of $43,- |’ ”,
920: were: taken out.in Castle-|.
gar-last month, works supervisor |'

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> Sundays). .):

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baked that Christmas Cake?

of Have’ you .ordered your

Christmas. Turkey? . Have
you got. your. nuts and can-
dies? Only twelve more
shopping ‘days left 1! Do

"| your tading here and let the

Head-Checker show syou
how. to get. a patronage: re-
fund ‘on’ all ‘of: your : pes.
chases. We love to stare our
profits with you—instead of

paying it out. in taxes 1! 8)

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