“Weil Sees Ne “Tiative for Unorganized Area

This is the third in a series
prticies ta taken from the report
ring Committee

Die Mun uelpallty for the
nal

The peer expressed in

these articles do not necessarily

weflect those, of thls newspaper,

‘setters ‘PATENT

: iy Eu Eublc com:

pauls) = = Town i
i jal descrip’ on ‘of | ‘ana.
Gostiegar’ Kraft, ‘arrow dam,
ny paspberry, Brilllant

sections 50 and 51 of the Munl-|

cipal a Ad t
erlm Counetl, under |
Section Pi ‘to appo!
fa) Retur “otticer.

(c) Polling place(s),
(d) Deputy returning of-
ficers,
12, Interim Council respon-
sible ford fisst list of electors.
terim Council to pre-
pare Peer budget for 1968.
14. The Real al Property As-

Manoir, Castlegar and Fair.

naird and heretofore unorganiz-
ed areas to be Real Property As-
sessment Roll of District.

é "3. interim Council total 8: . Nelson Provincial As-
‘ (a) Three from Castlegar, sessor to be Municipal Deputy
council with mayor and| Assessor for 1967.
two aldermen based on
most votes received at of Cestiogay, Kincade ee
last poll. Districts of Blueberry, Robson,
(b). Two from Kinnaird

sry and Ootischenia vest-
council with chairman| ed in District,
and one commissioner Y7. District responsible for.
based on most votes re-| all debts, liabilities, obligations,
ceived at last poll. contracts and dutic:. of Castle-
(c) One trustee from Rob-| gar, Kinnaird and Water Dist.
son, Solischenta and Bri: ricts,
aatrlets lueberry. Water 18. All bylaws, regulations.
lets must be district] rights, yesolutions "and licenses
‘i land owners. of Castlegar and ‘Kinnaird will
4. Interim council to elect] remain in effect until expiry or
mpeve. repeal or amendment, but min-
FS five.. members. | imum of three. years.
office — From 19, Castlegar, Kinnaird and
Letters Eatonts until first elec-| Celgar Ltd. — Industrial site for
tion Lt-Gov.-in-Council may ap- specific area: Castlegar and Kin-
point replacements after resig-| naird for sewer, water, garbage,
nations.
7. Powers and duties of In- Celgar
terim Council: as under munici-| wat
pal and ad applicable acts. protection, Ughting and satbags fe.
Election: 20. rt) power. for
ty Reeve —_ until Janu-| 1967 to be pie te by using
1971 1967 - asseated value in leu of
ear: average; borrowing
power tor 1968 to be average of
; January, 19704 87 and 1968

ers Councillors 21;., (2). Res Pu id to b
co) si Three - erve Fun e
> Mext most votes) — until established for Castlegar, Kin-
< denver ae G he paid an and Water’ Di cts: of
ne Raspberry
"determine rie ae ie post ‘and patient? aia "t2) Kinnaird |:
‘tions if there-is no-polL | and Castlegar to- be credited for
9; Qualification to vote ac-| public ‘works machin inery and
cording to Part -It of ‘Municipal| equipment transferred to muni-
Act. surer

10, Nominees for Council: | to

iter and sewer utilities, fi

ua To be owner-clectors subject to con use any amount equal |.

to. firs cat's tax

IN VANCOUVER
protection’ and
k jon Petit

‘for sewereace extension service.

25, Authority for municipali-
i ty to construct, operate -and
@ Parking Available maintain TV repeater facilities.

© Children Welcome
$3.50 to $5.00
PER DAY

: (3) Bylay mites receive assent of
1119 West Pender St. slectors of

at THURLOW Inspector of Municipalities. (5)
No alterations or repeal of such
»Phone..683-9853.

bylaw without approval of Lieut-
enant-Governor in Council.

nigipal al lands, ex-|)
cae Kraft, eli Able for "fire i
age services |:

: erovn rel

-erage, ‘Treatment Plants to allow |:

fap: comm

5 27. Municipality may SE |b

For the money you need to
balance your budget...

for a cash advance
Setyourmind. aoe Add up the bills vitheas paying,

Then. a enjoy the convenience of paying all your bilts~
ne ejay that’s fitted to your budget.
Chances are re it will be-lower than the total you are now
paying each month. You'can.plan ahead .’. . provide for’
extra spending money out of every paycheck. For prompt,
personal service .. . stop in or call. Get'a cash advance
from GAC to pay your bills... or for any good Feason.

ap

LOANS UP TO $5000

GAG {NTERNATIONAL

FINANCE CORP., LTO.

Castleaird PLUZ8...ecccnsaseeeeseee «Phone 365-7772

priate for water purposes, an
|property without the Taunieipall

| 28, Castlegar and Kinnaird
Zoning Bylaws to remain in ef-
‘fect for at least three years.
29. Nuisance Bylaws. and
‘Zoning shall not be instituted in
the improved areas except at
the request or F approval of those
areas, Note: sitter of the Jong
form of these | ry rs may be ob-
tained from Mr.

BRIEF RE OBJ SCTIONS To

ION OF A.

THE FORMA’

DISTRICT. MUNICIPALITY
ON. BEHALF OF THE
OUTLYING beech

6. All assets and liabilities ing

able to me at this time, I have]:
reached the following conclu-
ion.

It would not be in the best|'
interest of the outlying clepiets iets
tol be included in a DM at this
time. Under the best conditions,
it would not do us any good. In
some instances it would be down-

rl, ul to some areas.
Let us look at the advantag-
es of a DM first, as they were
outlined by Mr. Broughton at
the meeting in Castlegar town
hall on Nov. 7, 1968;

site a voice in local

3.
2. Provision for fire pro-
tection reduces insurance

3. ‘Assurance your tax dol-|
pein will be spént in. your

yas Provides means for un-
da arens to: get

focal work dont

5. 5. Exovides ‘contzol for all

61 The homeowner's grant
would offset extra taxe

spec at at
0, 1966,
bbe — =
. Bel olice protection
it Bulent oe Evi
mn of services
wuld be eliminated.
1, Provide a: Moice-in. Local

'nobs6 Bluebe! 7, Oot
enia, Brillisnt, New ay teat

under

‘The. Water. . ‘Act as
tees: more of a voice
igus canta than any, other.
legislation I know | off for starting | own,
ities. Such as. aboye.
‘We-wotld have. the seat of- ‘Boy. | na
ernment nearby, but this would
be offset, by the ‘Fact

uld: lose: the .service

ly elected DM council
to give us the

ler’s De)
ing. =

in
revision for Fire Pro-

ter Rights Comptrol- |«

Work Done

sAt this time I am not aware
of any of: the unorganized Dist-
iriets wanting’ to get local work
gone: Most people, that I know,

o ter the unorganized areas,
live ere because the taxes are
low, and there’ dre less restric. | £
tions, more freedom, more pri-
vacy, ete. There does not seem
to be a need or demand for so
called ‘services,’

‘5. Provide Centro! For Alt

fers to control in regard to the
growth of the:area such as zon-
ing bylaws, etc.'I understand the
Regional District ‘has started on

this already, as this’ {8.cne ot the | 3
functions j aealenied. to

ply to any homeowner whose
property and improvements are
Besense for over: .
7. Per Ca pita Grants Would

All Areas

Be Sree

As un d areas we do
not receive any per capita grant. | Mu
We receive free’ police
tion. We pay no per cap! ta, for
welfare and we.get the services
of ‘the Water phis Comptrol:
iler’s Dey artmane for free. In
my ‘opinion, amounts to

Tore than the $21 $21 that we could | is tho ¢

'get as 8, Recret capita grant.

is is'a maan cublect: We
have te to concede: that the: avail-
able facilities are not wy) w to par,
Nor could, or should it be ex-
pected that the Town, of Castle:
gar provide. these facilities for
the whole district. We do. doubt;
however, that the formation o!
Ba an remedy . What! vic
inp ny aon pere. is ie me
Teadersiun to su drive
and a sense of cation, ADM
-gounell could: not

reas
I assume this statement re-| ¢,

we vtock-a full seluction of

ow.
SAVAGE SHOES

for childenn

Maddocks Shoe ‘Store

the 1965 blue book, this: faine:
in. has been assigned to : the

Regional D istricts,
ass H Bllminate Duplication of

3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trait. Phone 364-1822
WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE
» Open Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5.80 p.m.
_ Open, nes 1pm. - 9 pm.

So far, there is only. Castle-
faxand Kinnaird where the us

PRI

TRANCE

Hf OF NATIONAL REVENUE. .

NCOME TAK DIVISION

he Hemesunets Grant |
Would Ofteet Extra Taxes 7]
a This statement does not ap- | than

selves. in a position. where we
may. eto pay back part .or.
all of: auld ant.

Point, 7.. Those of kot who
ae: owners of ‘ama! :
il ‘aware of the mhe fact that the

a Act in section 382 pro-

‘1; means 'to literal-

it: out: of existence.

rae Some of:us are just

Kaderon Book Shop
ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE
* “Anyone Can Make a Million”

By Dr. Morton Schulman

“The Thousand Recipe Chinese Cook Book”
Open Good Friday from 12 Noon -.6 P.M.

not ready. for any'kind of'incor-

poration: due'to the fact that we

erry. and

id {s.comprised
at a lots, erry 5 63 me oc
led. ‘To promde water’ for
these lots; would ‘cost $100,000
rding to. a four-year-old
government: marvey Ifa
take over. Raspberry:
the would have'the moral obii-
on to provide water ‘and'ser-
vices -for, these, People, °
would pay for it?
+ These are the negative items
regarding the formation of a DM.

-the kind: oe leadership ! p;
eaded ere and do this: subject
ju

"| Bot be any trouble to ts collect a
-two through the Region-

relieved indeed, to
rv, Maddocks of

‘astlegar has aire started to
move in. the aispady started in|:
this gogia.

9. Better Police Protection

they are otty wel The force
would possibly not; fluctuate as
2s, it. does now. Som

nine, men. and, some'
many as. four. cars. and
-The District-the poli
serve would stay practi

same or would not
smaller. The force would not be
subjected to as many calls for
minor emergencies — elsewhere
because the he: coutract would call
r of men

as far as I know, we
teres ae had adequate police

Rates
Fractically 20. no savings would
ed by; the formation of

a central location for fire pro-
tection n equipment cc could not pos-| the

sib!
Hy Paco ie Ghat Your Tax
Dollar: Will ‘Be spent in Your

No such assurance can be
given by ‘anyone or. to anyone.
The only assuran: the |:

ayers
- | sociation to make representation

to the DM council to assure your
tax dollar wall be spent in your
area. A’ ratepayers’ association
could just as easily make repre:
genta ion. itp the government. ‘As

10:
hey are not eet,
to form a rate-

the government
4, Provides Means For Un:
Area to Get Local]

ip to now. To keep
the equivalent of.the force that
we now have, with the one ex-

tion of the police enforcing
tain foual 4

bylaws, we would ‘have to

Based don 1 the figures cnoplied by

, Research® Council; i
esas and. ares those
ites we now haves
will) take

could ‘get ‘out of the: RC!
der.contract to us; eM, not

ion and go after} district

ea" there. are: three cars and i
times,

be bo prepared to pay prot around nd $60," é

the force

$100, i my:
opinion, that te tele extra we

The one: , positive. thing ‘that: I
have foun jaran-
tee. ‘of a very healthy in-
jereake- for everybody concerned.
view of the above .men-
tioned facts and until someone,
‘can show me aise rare arto
the outlying ict at a price
ithat we can afford to oe

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feommend t that we stay out OF
his proposed DM.

toud eal ut:

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if-you have
ployees the Commission will secid you
a licence to purchase unemployment
insurance stamps and additjonal neces~
information as to the insurability

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Castlegar Hospital ‘In Black’

During 1986, Castlegar and
District Hospital operated “in
the black” for the first time in
seven years, it was learned
Test Thurs ursday,

J. D.Whitewood, secretary-
treasurer of the Castlegar
Hospital Society, told’ memb-
ers at the annual meeting that

‘| the hospital has not registered a

surplus of revenue over expen-
diture since brine jane. 1966 sur.
plus was. $4,36:

A tightening “of costs for

* Held-in homes
LS A
——

OL VAVIL'S
CHURCH
Good Friday seul

proced-
ures Seculted fe not. only the
better | budget. position; but also

For the First TimeIn7 Years .

an improved working capital
over Previous years, Mr. White-
wood said.

He named... four * specific| s
areas of aoe a the: ca re-
sulted in sat

members.

It was found, he sald, that
selective buying of drugs and
other medical needs has result-
edina ceorense in costs, with

know their obs and ‘do them
very well indeed.

It is not'the function of the
society to: tell competent. pro-
fessionals how'to do their. jobs,
3] he said, but: slinply to offer them
advice, a helping:hand and sup-
port’ when it is needed.

Mr. McC: i

hi
. Olub Plans
Busy Season

Highlight of the Arrow Boat
Club's BT8T | season: will” be a
cruise of Arrow Lake, ending in
a beach party™at! tle home of
one ie the, member:

last: Saturday, ‘S
An

C. 8, Fowler will host the club
members’ after the

No’ date’ for the event has
yet been’ announced,

Other ’-events *

rby
and a commodore's reception.
Geoff Johnson, Safety Chair-
man announced that spikes and
ribbons ‘will'be. available at the
Club for boaters to carry at all
times for tagging dead-heads
Sangeroud to navigation. -
Negotiations have been, ‘go-
ing on with B.C.- Hydro for re-
location of the Arrow Boat Club
after’ the flooding: of. the | Lake.
B.C.:‘Hydro has eindly, agreed to
leave ‘the. trees. from

5: hi
the lub’ annual meeting
ocial Chairman

dy Andrew said Dr. and ‘Mrs, fr

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT
No Bingo Tonight

Creek to the Club pro} asa
protection to the epee and

A great ‘deal of concern was
felt when: it was reported that
private individuals’ have been

area’ thus removing the’ wind-
break,-Steps are to be taken‘ to
stop this practice.

Mrs,.T. Denneus was named
Chairman of the. Phoning Com-
mittee. Her fellow members are:
Castlegar — . A. Andrew and
Mrs. G.‘ Ashton and Trail —

Bob, Wood has been appoin-
ted the new. custodian of the
Boat: Club property. He ‘assur-
ed: the meeting that services
would) be greatly extended to
this season. Gas,

“T have. purposely’ omitted indi-
vidual names for particular note.
It is my opinion the’ entire staff

ail a mall p: and ‘ice
be’ avallabe at the Club at all

are pros in their own
fields,.We congratulate them on
jobs well done, and tender the | C

of all citizens inthis

in “quali-
ty.

WK Fishermen
Asked to Help

Easter Day. Ex
8am." Holy ‘Cot

88 Pro-

as well as
20" overnment inenagement | drug- pos!

vinclal;,
when ithey,iprovid formation
. game > wardens :;‘and other
‘management men, a: ’ Nelson Bov-
said’ this

¥.8U a.m, Holy Communion
opson Memorial ‘Caurcn
iL a.m. Ho1y ¢

ploy

week, .
ue D.C. Sinclair, regional fish-

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 pam,
Haid: in st. David's
Anglican. Courca
Sunday ochool’2 p.m.
key. Maraid U, Clark

TNE SALVAIIUN ARMY
(173 Columbia Street)

a Ee een
9.45 a.m. Sunday School
11.06 a.m, Mouness taveting | many
7.30, pan. Bible Study
huregey :
7.80 p.m. Home League
Phone 365-7112

Public invited - to “all. services,
You are never a stranger at the
Army B

Envoy & Mrs, K. Mallory

Apostolic Church
Two blocks East of the
Plaza

for the West
Kootenay, reminded fishermen’
that questions, surveys, even
the restrictions of fishing sea-
son are for thes ibenet of all

. | who fish in the

“When a sport fishery ap-
proaches its maximum potential,

| the odds against f further increase

are high, and the only oy, it
can go is. down,” inclair
said. u
Maintaining a fishing area
at its peak potential, to gain both
‘the maximum yield for the pre-
‘sent, cand i sustained ; yield fo:
many si ns, is the job-of the
fish ‘and a gana branch, he said.| day
ae is ae of hed
optimum production lepen on
ae ie. latest | ures,

Hae nother 6 he added, ios ars
ter, use of oxygen’ supplies.

“We have found we can now
use all of the oxygen we pay
for,” Mr. Whitewood said.’ He ex-

lained that’ technical problems
‘ormerly prevented using all the
within: containers. it

ving of the. problem his re-| Of
ited.in. a

ent saving in

ency not oe earn

that po. uuet ‘transactions for.
buying supplies required’ pay-
ment on a 90-day basis. The im-
proved capital position, he said,
allowed 30-day payment, thus
faking advantage of certain dis-

cou!
“With our lack of capital ' we
have just not had the money to
pay promptly. These discounts
resulted ine further _ saving,”

he expl
He illustrated the degree of

tthe
by

‘Without the economy meas-
increase’ would have

the
a deraleg been 1 $1 os per. patient day.

sport ‘thera are in:a given

season.
Mr. Sinclair lained ‘that
in order’ to “main opiimum
fishing in the West Kootenay, a
greater. volume of. information
will be. necessary. from some
areas than has been the case in
the past, -
for. this reason, he said, a
more intensive creel census will
be taken during current and fu-
ture seasons.
Another subject of scrutiny
will be commercial fishing |

Castleair
10 am. — Sunday Scnool: Hour
21 a.m. ‘Morning ’ Worship

the
aim of the:fish and game branea

ay.
2780. for 1965 ants $28.60" for

The patient-day cost, Xn
plained Mr. Whitewood, is. the
actual cost of keeping Ps Pati-
ent for a single

‘The 1966. chairman of the
Society's management board,
Ross MeCuteheon retired diane’
Serving his third t

boar

appreciation for’ his service with
society.
Mr... McCutcheon outlined

the duties of hospital _ boards,
that. the of

in surveys of
ing is to dollar values

7.30 p.m.
Service. oo
Phone 365-3150
W. Love Interim’ Minister

of commercial catches.

For’ effective management,
he concluded, sport. and, com-
mercial fishing must be'properly
balanced’ against “each other
and. both: must: be in proper re-

lationship to’ total fish 1 Populas
tion factors. i

board members — indeed, of all
he society members — was not
to offer’ professional or authori-
tative help to. the! professionals
in. the ‘hospital fie) m ¢
“Webring to the: board
nothing more than our own var—
ied experiences.in other elds
and our judgement,” Mr.

id. “We hasten to
ur Bro ;who

Uniting ‘Since 1025
CASTLEGAR
ROBSON

Rev. Frank Willey
MORNING WORSHIP

Castiegar — 11.15 a.m.
ae — 10am.

: gg mnday School

UNITED CHI RCH
-_ OF CANADA

end Presbyterian Churches of Canada

the Congregational Methodist

KINNAIRD —
GENELLE -
Phone: 385-7814
.. Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m..
Genelle —7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School
Age S$ to grade 8-11 a.m.
____.Grade 4 to.9 -.9.45 a.m.__|

Mr. McCutcheon was pre-
sented with a gift as a token of]:

Ochs coming year will: be
challenging, as we tackle the new
regional hospital plan. I .feel
these problems:can be tackled
with full confidence, as we have)
a strong operating team for pre-
sent facilities."We , have. confi-
dence ‘in our. “architect and a
strong bi team:and clerk
works. Wi ay heee sort of

an ligent direction

could De: ard ih for’ al ot

Mate Training one of tne

‘astlegar Power’ ‘Squadron
thanked the Boat Club members
for helping with the 1966 Pilot-
ing and. Navigation: Course ‘and
Mac ‘Trueman, ’squadron com-
mander, invited all members to
take’ advantage of the -1967 class
wile would be starting in the

‘The’ officers for 1967 are:
Commodore, : ‘Art Lambert;
Vice-commodore, ‘Mac ‘Trueman;
2nd. Vice-commodore, Al Mack-
jereth;. Treasurer, :.Ab

| Andy: nicer Harold “Dixon,

cutting trees for firewood in this |”

ic Howard “Anderson,

col
Bevin in: this evelopment 0 of hos-

4 Geoff. Johnson.

Lots ‘of, people have scid that. The ‘credit. union etches
saving so much easier because it’s so convenient — end
because t you save fs wel ne matter Row
large or how small.

Another thing—it means more to save as &
In your. own credit. union, While investing
Yn your own future, you provide the credit
other members. You help others by helping yourself.
ith few exceptions, your savings ore matched dollar
‘and in case of your death or permanant yom
és “Paid in Full”—sith | insurance provided by your
it unlon at no extra chars chase through CUNA Murat the
credit uzion insurance company.

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION.
Miss M. D. HReith Mer George Tecan, At

Agreat ‘es ae long distance costs

-On this special day the! voices of loved ones, ane from-hundreds.

Centennial: ‘Womo
The British Conimblan warn-

fea New Westminster, 26,
‘1865, “A'party of light fingered

‘gentlemen ‘are Imown’ to‘be
town. Citizens, look to your. ais

| of miles away, have.a special place in our hearts. Memories are,
; sharpened, experiences recaptured. It. is ‘a-day when togetherness :”
so ‘much and— -as always” with B.C. TEL—costs so little. ° :

Now a studs son or daughter away at college can afford a

tong distance,call home (especially if they call ”

“collect’'l).

Long distance rates are among tho very few items of personel _
expenditures which, over.the years, have lagged far behind
Infact

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301 Silverwood Crese.
Woodland: Park,

than 10 years

enjoy “the next best thing to being there.” Here, for example,
are a few current charges:

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