ednesday, April 20, 1966

TERRACE ‘‘Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

‘Initiative Bylaws’’
continued from page 1

macement of certain old wood
mave sewer pipes and construction
B a lift station, the construction of
sewer lift station south of Gra-
gm Avenue to divert the flow of
mewage to the treatment plant-and
meee extension of services to other
meets in the Municipality.
Beth bylaws represent the first
ages of development outlined
‘aeeer Tuesday evening in a Five
meerar Capital Plan presented by
seunicipal Administrator John Pou-
mete,
mecounci] was told that, barring
m-backs or protests, work could
mence this summer and sery-
aes would be available for usage
May of 1967.

municipal Council also approved
foe expenditure of $3,000 for the
matpose of constructing a fence
Seepund Municipal properties near
@eaining Tractor. The fence will
mpVvide a protective compound for
f storage of pipes and materials
eeded for Municipal projects.
new bylaw calling for a hike
service connection rates will be
matted for presentation in the
mar future. Rates are destined to
im up from $85 to $100 for a water
minection and from $80 to $100
ma sewer connection. The bylaw
Sl give August 1, 1966 as the
ate effective. It is designed to
Mecourage as many new connec:
mans as possible before that date.
"limber taken from the George
tle Memorial park will be sold
m Skeena Forest Products Limited
; $16.50 per cunit it was decided
fiesday. SFP submitted the best
wad of three for the approximately
er00 cunits stand of timber. The
good was cut off when it became

Changes

On April 24 the Railiner between Prince Rupert and Prince

George will be discontinued and the existing train schedule

will be altered. Regular passenger train equipment, including

day coach, sleeping and dining facilities will be operated

between Prince Rupert and Jasper, This new service and

schedule comes under CN’s Red, White and Blue fare plan,
so pick your rate, Pick your date and go CN. |

NEW SCHEDULE

WESTBOUND EASTBOUND
(read down) fread up)
49:30 p.m Ly, Jasper Ar. 7:30 a.m,
adaily excent Sunday) (daily except Monday) |
1:25 Lv, McBride Ly. 4:15 am,

daily cent Monday)

: fay “except Monday)
meaves Prince George

| Passenger
Tram

Ar. Prince George Lv. 11:45 p.m.

evident that it was fast approach-
ing a dangerous stage of maturity.

. Reeve A, F. Goulet gave an out-
line report on hig recent visit to
Arnprior, Ontarlo where he took
part in.a Civil Defence training
program. .

Municipal consulting engineers
were on hand at Tuesday night's
meeting to answer queries from
Councillors regarding progress
being made on projects currently
under way here. J. Cunliffe and R,
Noble of Willis and Cunliffe En-
gineering Ltd. devoted almost 30
minutes ta verbal progréss reports.

Councillor Wm. McRae called
for a study of the Municipal gar-
bage collection structure, He said,
“We have to do something about
this situation right away. It’s cost-
ing us dollars every day. We must
try and get it on at least a “hreak-
even basis’ The matter will re-
ceive study in committee.

—

Cancer Blitz
Gets Over $1,000

Funds collected to date in the
annual appeal for funds for the
Canadian Cancer Society are near
$1,200 following Monday night's
blitz. Businesses are yet to be can:
vassed.

The executive of the Terrace
Branch of the Canadian Cancer So-
ciety this week expressed appre-
ciation to all those who assisted
with driving, canvassing and actual
donating of contributions, ~

One or two areas of the com-
munity were missed due to last
minute cancellations by canvas-
sers, Anyone missed in Monday
night's drive may make a dona-
tion by leaving funds either at the
Smith Block on Lakelse Avenue or
at the Royal Bank of Canada.

April 24

(daily except Monday)

(ally except Sunday)
Arrives Prince George

CRADLE ROLL

The following births were re-
corded in Mills Memorial -Hospi-
tal:

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Therrien
April 15, a daughter. :
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Faber, April

15, a son,

Mr. and Mrs. Gary “Spooner,
April 18, a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Pastal McGillis,
April 18, a daughter.

Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Kilby,
April 18, a daughter.

=

The Expo Stadium will seat
25,000,

NOTICE

Loretta Beauty

Salou

ts now located near

ART’S CHEVRON SERVICE

Thornhill

(ctf)

ANNUAL
Pre-Inventory |

All Stocks Reduced 15%

VA Fioor Tile

080 gauge
Reg. Sale
12x12 Travertine .... 30c¢ ft. 22c ft.
9x9 VA Le 19¢ ft. 15c ft.
9x9 VA Agatine .. 2cft. 19 ft,

Cabinet Hardware

Die Cast Knobs
1¥2"" copper .......... 40¢ 18¢
14” bronze .......... 40c 18¢
| 7/8" chrome ...... 45c 23c
| 7/8" bronze ...... 50 25c |
| 7/8" copper ...... 50¢ 25¢
2%" chrome ._.....-.. 55¢ 28c¢
2%" capper, bronze 60c 30¢

Concealed Pin Hinges
COPPES ...W--nceneeeeeecees 70c 35¢
DrOnZe  ....-.ceseeceveceees 10¢ 35c
CHPOME .....ccsccsceeceeeee 65¢ 32¢
Westrock Wallboard

Ya-Inch
AT cceccreesecceatapeessecunncsceee $2.55 sheet
ee $2.91 sheet
4x9 ves . $3.27 sheet
410 ce escssceseeecesneressnenns $3.64 sheet
4x11 .. $4.00 sheet

4X12 ooo sssssssssstmeen, $4.57 sheet

PVC Corrugated
Plastic Panels

Reg. Sale
Green... sheet $3.05 $2.59.
Yellow ............ sheet $3.05 $2.59
Plywood

COMPLETE STOCK 15% OFF

. LIST PRICE
stendard sheathing, 5/16” ........ $3.13
standard sheathing, 3/8" .......... $3.62

(sample items), V4" ....sserse $4.96

Westrock Plaster Lath

32’ bundle ............ $2,50 $2.00
Ceiling Tile

64’ carton
54 re $11.42 $ 9.71
16X16 ee ececeen $11.42 § 9.71
16x32 woe 11,42 $ 9.71
12x12 Decorboard $13.44 $11.42
12x12 Acoustic .... $13.44 $11.42
12x12 Decer- ;
| Gcoustic wo... $15.36 $13.06
Insulation
2"*15” 100' roll PB $6.80 $5.78
3"x15" 70’ roll PB $6.58 $5.59
4"x16" 75' pkg PF $9.15 $7.78
6"x15" 45° pkg PF $7.70 $6.55

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Sun, Wed. Fri, Tues. Thurs, Sat.
6:30 a.m, lw. Cringe George Ar. 11S pm,
x am. Vv. Vande '. I Bil
23 am Le. Endako : Lv. 30 hm NOW is the time to buy DOORS, WINDOWS, LOCK SETS, TOOLS
im. Vv. Burns Lake ». 8 m, ' . oe
| it aan. by Het son in, 68 He wo at amazing Low Prices ! ! {
B 12:25 pm. - ers ¥. 5:10 pan. 'W you can afford to put in that recreation room with
16 bm. iv. Smithers te toe om WOODGRAIN HARDBOARD ......-.--0s.. @ $4.77 a sheet
7:00 p.m, Ar, Prince Rupert Ly. 10:45 a.m. or PREFINISHED MAHOGANY PLYV’D0D @ $5.02 a sheet

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; contact your authorized CN Travel Agent or CN
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