2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1963

CASTLEGAR NEWS | |

Here, Tet the prees the people's

by gain”

unawed by A
Established. te in Nineteen Hundred and’ Fett Seven

A physical aiset with a material value
of $1 million’ and’ an’ educational’ value
that is incalcuable is possible within the
next few years in: the’ Castlegar District

in the form of.a regional college. The pro- He

vincial Eovernment would put up half ‘its
construction
- this school: district would ‘contribute _prob-

ably less than ‘one-quarter of the” remain-,

ing costs.
é Next Tiursdey, whe en area residents
ked: ‘to

tion: “Are you in favor of “School :
trict No. 9." (Castlegar) participating © in
the establishment and operation ‘of ‘a. re-
gional college within: the West Kootenay
area?” If “at leastone more person votes

‘yés’ than votes ‘no,’ then this school dis- .

trict will be ‘empowered, along —: we
ope ith: other’ presently’ participa-
ting school districts in‘the West Kooten-
ays, to carry. planning to the stage where
a.money referendum, would be prepared
and presented to ‘ratepayers for the es-
tablishment “of ‘such a. college.
Speaking strictly ‘from ‘a Castlegar-
and-District point‘ of view, we cannot af-
ford to say ‘no’ at this stage. In essence
we are presently just voting on the prin-
ciple ofa regional college. We can’t say

Eack of Sewerage | is Holding Up Blacktop

As mentioned in.an editorial on ‘the
front page of. this newspaper last. week,

we believe the passage of the sewerage. ;

bylaw in Castlegar to be essential, There.
isa definite health hazard and our mun-
* ieipal ° council ‘is unanimous. in -its «view
“that this is the. best ‘obtainable’ bylaw

and that the need for sanitary Sewers is: “im

a real one. : ‘

po Ifa person wants. to find other ways:
of “doing ‘something such methods | can
be found and we expect that this is true
with the present sewerage bylaw. : How-
ever, ‘this’ bylaw. is financially: attractive
and that municipal ‘councils of, all persua-.
sions have.felt:the need for sanitary, sew-
ers is evidenced’ by the fact, that we’re
now voting ‘on’ sewers for the third time
in less than 18 months. If’ we/don’t ‘pass
* this bylaw. we can only expect’ yet another
and ‘in . the ‘meantime: blacktopping < and’”
other needed stitnlefpal Eieeproyernenis|

A Worthy Code of Citizenship ¢ Conduct

: My country relies upon me to’ pre-
serve and defend it against forces. ‘that
threaten my; ‘government, my churches, my
schools, my way of life, my. very being.
Born in: freedom, :: believing ‘in’ free-

dom; mine’'is the infinite ‘duty to live asa”:

good. citizen, ;as a man who serves his
country. This:is the:code by which I will
‘use my freedom. “art

1. Public’ service ‘will be my chief
business. Apathy is‘a habit that becomes,.

a disease-from. which the citizen-dies ‘aid’
the nation falls. I will not be indifferent
_ to the’ public needs of my community and.
"my country...

2: Integrity, character, principle’. and
vigilance: are the price that freedom: ex-

Close fo Control

Management or control of news ~ is
not a long + step from control of _news-
papers: And’ a nation ‘loses some small

part of its freedom each time some bur- -

eaucrat decides that the less people know
about what's going . on: in Washington, ‘the
safer he will be in his job.

— Lancaster (S.C. ): News

‘and’ operating ‘ costs’ while.

: ‘gements ]

- not what‘ we are now ‘hone acked to con-| F

-sider. Right: now we're: just® being: ‘asked
j $ ici

% havior,: ‘to my cominunity, ' to my, Cpe

‘in ‘temples and’ church

no ‘to! it py the a juestion is is oe
to ‘get'’the affirmative nod elsewhere in
the West Kootenays and if we.turn the
idea down there would likely be. justifi-
cation for some other’ ‘cominunity - to de-
mand the college’s ‘establishment at’ a

other than 5 astlegar-Kin-

regional “college ‘Jooks like’ the best edu-

cational deal ever ey this’ school ‘dis-| ¥

t ich a’ college.
daté’-that ratepayers only ‘will be able to
vote on a money bylaw: for the college].
and it will then “be 60'per cent of them
who will have to be convinced of its need.
It'is not‘ going to cost us’ one red
cent ' to’ vote ‘yes'on this: particular sub-
ject next Thursday ‘yet''we stand to poss-
ibly Iose the right’ to’ claim the regional
college for the’ Castlegar-Kinnaird area
{as by UBC ‘presid Dr.
John B. ‘Macdonald in his report, on High-
er Education’ in B.C); if we! vote no. ‘The
decision, stheretores: isn’t a difficult one.

must await that day in future ‘when
sewers will come... :
Eighty per cent.of the increased .cost
in this sewerage bylaw over the one pre-
sented ‘in :‘D \: 1961, is h
inclusion of the two new. areas of the vil-

lai ‘presented
at that time yet,.as we. pointed..out -last
‘week,:connection charges >are down 1828,
“(from $65. to $40), “the froltage tax is
“down' 5’ cents a foot from '20': cents to 15
cents) and the monthly: ‘user. rate is down
$6 a year (from $3 a “month to. $2.50).
‘bylaw .is : definitely. financially

attractive, the need ‘for: sewers isn’t ser-|

iously questioned anywhere,:.and further
many aspects of future’: ; municipal ‘dev-
elopment must await’ passage of*a sewer-
. age: bylaw.- ‘We .can* have work underway,
on a sewerage system in March’ by sup-
‘porting this bylaw: next. : Thursday.

acts, These I owe to the, land in which I
live. I not compromise with what I
know, to ‘be wrong.

‘8.1 will--Keep - faith with my. fellow]!
citizens.’ I will ' be loyal ‘to. my, fellow: men,
to my: faith; to my. ideals; to, the’ values. that
must characterize and “guide my» be-

tive, intelligent, and’ iadentanaing spirit.
il“ ind: adership.

at ‘every. level—in ‘schoo!
‘Without Jeadership at *: every. evel—in
is and colleges, in shops and, markets,

and ‘its agencies—I become | the. easy Vie-
tim: of evil or alien: force.’
5. The” ‘education and instruction. “of |

“constantly... ‘seek . derstanding” ft]
my country, its in tutions, and the. world
in’ which I live.

Reon a financial point of view the in th ic

ib 4
Te is at'a later| 422

of | Mr. Hughes ‘suggested that ‘infor-

Jered ‘on JunjperS

shock nich smote on every human:
heart, is’ not’ altogether, destitute

fe truly' transcended bound

” Giateful Tam that 1
Kennedy, It wes in London, in June

through "the: streets at dusk:in an
open ‘limousine with Prime Mini.

GASTLEGAR BRIEFS |

the use: of. firecrackerg by. auth
rized. adults, $

Permission was granted ‘to Lo:
rettats Beauty Salon to,’ operate
from a trailer. Comm: Gwilym

this'and'said businesses should’
developed in the “village's: co:
mercial area or in premises con-
structed especially for ‘business

lon, ‘
. . .

Comm. -V. R. Cook “cai: he

was opposed ‘to changing parking

in’ front’ of the Credit ‘Union-Cas-

tlegat Sporting Goods block: back

to diagonal’ parking from ‘parallel.

mation be obtained from communi-
ties: such: as. Trail where parking
is *govérne "by widths of; streets
‘and where:some streets have par-
allel parking on one side and dia.
gona: on ithe other

Wi Mr. Cookaaid action had been |

ers, and ‘he held’ aloft | ©
e | pray
ico had t
‘a few glimpse of John Fitzgerald
A motion, was passed ‘glowing 3

Hughes said he dido’t agree’ with |’:

purposes, He voted egalnet toe ‘mo- a
ti

‘crowded; into nar:
row: ttle ‘Buckingham Gate, ‘and
‘waited for, the: President and ‘Mra;
Kennedy,’ and ,was/ delighted: the
English- people’ around me liked

9 | them go juucl
a and out they, stepped. L ‘can’ see
ad

trong; ; boyish ‘fac

his. nd: hi

‘and Ther ‘turned-and waved’
crowds, How ‘fortunate’ 1 was 'to
have been fn London then.’

me atime’ lke ‘this: we ‘all
seo nostalgic, and that. is; not
a

it. is) not: to:wallow ’
‘last ;week’* thi

lay’ last ;Friday.\
inklin Roosévelt’s

ria in’ the: aut

was on ‘his way t

Islands to’ grant "them paren.
ce, and he. wi given, el-

3 not, .of courae, ‘and
would. nok, frat the visit here ,, ia

ie} 1987 of the President of, the: Unit-

ed States cad Mrs, Franklin Dela-
no Roosevelt, What a day. that

In. sad ‘days, it's good to wave
pleasant ; memories, even if they

the™ contest and‘ he. claimed’ his
prize’'the . following: morning. ‘Ed
Lewis’: name appeared:in the Cas-
ftlegar Drug ad the: fonowing week
‘and ‘he “claimed “his $5’ prize-'the
following ‘morning. 4

‘Last: Week! Mrs..:B.. Murray,
whots name in the adiof

jarner, as
first vice-presitient, came to Victo-
4.

discovery. a

toate your children”
for the first time through
tho magic of2) 2)

a for protecting’. the |

At Rinnaird's zounell meet

We ‘week ‘attention ,, was browit

focus ‘on’ the’ Castlegar: Bow
ie ;peenosal through “Ausocined

Ws ee
Hoar with as js recent letter’ sent ‘o i

the ‘Pollutio:
of ¢oncern’

‘y -SFinanelal’ assistance, with pur.
chase of an alternative water:sup-
Py. ‘will: also be requested in the

ice
on) an ‘alternative: water tem «of
should chlorine become: inadeauate (ts

P&G allding Supply, claimed |=
wursday.

taken by the public works’ de; ae
ment on tifose requests made’.b:

the: Castle. Bar ‘subdivision . delege.|,
‘tion at council's last meeting ‘that
dealt with “the ‘public works de-
Partment ny

e
‘ Rapecting for the water. depart.
ment; Mr.’ Hughes, said that the
‘work’ on 5th Ave, hasbeen’ com-
pleted. except: for a‘ fire’ hydrant
which was. to. be, installed the fol-
owing day.’ He ‘sald that’ 1,700 it.
of.4-inch’ water line.had been ‘low-

winter works pro;
water meter ordered”
at: various | businesses * in: Castle
Ber, jhas arrived,

on" motio “of
Maddocks, application will be’ ‘made,
casing at’ the

department's sel
eer was read reporting that.
traffic count will be taker
and Columbia” in /the spring to
determine’ whether there is ‘a’ ne-

other

location. .

“Wor us ‘supervisor ‘Norman Me-
Nabb will be dsked.to estimate the
cost of. enlarging the library as re:
quested in a letter from the library’
board. Municipal’ elerk Joe ‘Logelin
said he’ has! ‘applied’: for? winter;
| works assistan ce for tlie ‘projectin

for! action,

A letter “of keen. a appréelation”
will be sent: both’ the RCMP. and
Civil Defence for tral work done
on ‘night: i

6. The p of faith, ¢ , 2, and
intelligence are my armor; my trust is in

God.’ ‘With a= sense ‘\of ‘conviction ‘in: my |:
cause .and- dedication . to’:.the ‘principles 4
will never}:
_ forget that I.am and: will function ‘as a res-|:

which ‘made by. country ‘free,-I

ponsible citizen. mm: ‘Kiwanis’ Mecerine

highways
‘traffic’ engin. | |

cessity for a traftic Ment at Ahat :

~Industital,’ Comm
hots cand Residential
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‘will: be‘used ‘to purchase ‘games
for ‘the “children at’ Silver: Birch

ver. Dire School ’.on' the ' evening
ofthe Open House’ meeting.

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water: upply, yor domeatic

'Mrs.’G. Hughes reported:
Christm:

fea can injthe Dr. cott
lome: fund and Christmas} greet-
ings; will “be extended throighout
the’ area’ on: belialf ‘of! the*don

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