Hednesday, May 4, 1966"

TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH cous

CRADLE ROLL

The following births were re
erded in Mills Memorial hospital:
ee. and. Mrs.’ Raymond Johnson, |
mApril 28,-0 s0n,.-

® and. Mra; Kenneth: ‘Rumell,
a pril 28; a son,
‘and © Mrs,“ "Raymond Young, |.
Bipril 20, a son... ;
and -Mrs.. Douglas ’ ‘Clayton,
ay 1, 2 daughter: =: BEES
7. and Mrs. Leonard ‘Taylor, May
=, 2 son, 9.”
@. and Mrs. John ‘Nance,’ ‘May 3,
A son.
. and Mrs. Bernard: ‘Blenveniie,
May 3, a daughter.
ed
CENTENNIAL MEMO
Mm he town of Fernie was named
fer William Fernie, adventurer,
ernment official and miner who
ted the immense coal deposits
he Crow’s Nest. Pass. He died
ictoria in 1921 at age. 84,

». Terry Bunikele, of Stewart rémain-|
ed. in hospital . in:Terrace; and his
condition is ‘reported: as -goed -to-
day:. Lucien: Trembley, “48, under.
went - surgery ‘here and ‘was then
transferred.to Vancouver .General.
, Hospital for further treatment, He
‘Was escorted to Vancouver by: Dr.
hE. Lee.

. Both. men received . multiple

fractures and head- injuries when

an air hose’ coupling gave way .and

hey were whipped by. the flailing
ie.

The men were brought’. to’ Ter-
race aboard a Trans-Provincial Air

[HELENE SUE RICANS EEN EEE eee errr ene rer ey

SAVE

up to 25% on

bone china’ -

| Thurs., Fri. and Sat., May 5, 6 and 7

at the season’s lowest prices,
while: quantities last!
OLD COUNTRY ROSES - “DOGWOOD - SILVER BIRCH .

AMERICAN BEAUTY -. FOR-GET-ME-NOT ROSE
CONNOISSEUR - YELLOW TEA ROSE

CUP & SAUCER . $1.99 |

“BREAD & BUTTER PLATES, 6 canseee $I 56

SALAD PLATES, BYR rn $1.99 -
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bon Kolum st

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“Phe Vi3-Set6|

Two Men: Injured |
-In:-Granduc. Mishap qo

he -Grandue: ‘Mines near Stewart, ‘B.C, wos the scene of. an
accident. last’: Thursday morning: “whieh brought’: two: men. ‘tol:
-Mills*Memorial Hospital:in Terrace, for treatment:

Carriers ‘plane, piloted
Chappell: :

Knights: Honor -
Past Grand”

A ‘well. attended : gathering. af
Knights of © Columbus © and : their
guests were present at a dinner
party on Saturday evening, April
30, in the Ukranian Hall.

Highlight of the evening was the
presentation of. a Past Grand
Knight's. pin to Pierre LeRoss - by

mat, Mr, LeRoss was also present-
ed with a set of euff links and: tie
clip.

Guest speaker for the” ‘evening
was Skeena MLA Dudley G. Little

i} who spoke on the “separate school”

question,

Mr. LeRoss, in whose honor the
dinner was held, is now making his
home in Kitimat. He will still re-

a|main a member of the local

Knights of Columbus organization.

May Queen Tea
To ‘Name Winner

Five local misses have been sel-
ected to stand as candidates in

Lwill be chosen Saturday afternoon
by a special panel of -judges: al
the annual May Queen tea.

race Elks, will be held in Veritas
from 2-to 5...

speech, poise, Personality and de-
portment.

Vying for this year's. May Queen
crown are.;Elaine Munson, .Adele

Donaldson, Linda Bennie, Bernice|:

Atwood and Marilyn Kerman, Can-
didates were selected. at’ the. pre-
liminary stage through <a. class-
room popularity vote.. -

-The May Queen will reign for
the. Victoria, Day. celebrations

continue through Victoria .- Day,
May 23. She will receive a jewelled
crown, several gifts from the BPOE

she will be’ feted. at a. special - ban-
quet to be held in her honor.

TERRACE
pRues

Kalum Strect  VP-3-2727:
Open Sunday 12-2 p.m.

“youR REXALL Cores ||

Lakelse
Il Pharmacy

‘Super-Volu Shoppin Centre
“VE3- “SOIT 3

/ Open Sunday'7 1 “9 Pam.

Was BS follows:

district deputy Joe King of Kitl-

the forthcoming May Queen con-| -
test. A Queen and two Princesses

, The tea; sponsored by the Ladies|. ..
of the OORP, auxiliary to the Ter-|

Auditorium Saturday afternoon .
The : girls - will ..be- required: to|
| }serve. tea;--chat- with judgessand

|. pother guests and make a-briefad-| .- -
.dress:. They - will. be “judged” for|

scheduled to start on May 21 and

OORP and Terrace merchants, and

: ag POUSETTE -

PRESCRIPTION -SERVICE®
~ DRUGS . SUNDRIES

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Poge ‘Three
met ~ DISTRICT OF TERRACE
BY-LAW NO, 497 —

ag Bylaw of the District of Terrace to authorize

; the extension of the: Sewage ‘Collection System ©
“nd: to authorize the borrowing of the estimated

* ‘tost’ thereof.”

Terrace Sewer Works Merging and Consolidation By.

" WHEREAS
‘| taw.No. 390:- 1986 merged the sewer works‘ of the Digtrict into one

system: © a
wt , AND WHEREAS the Council ‘of the. District deem it ‘desirable
and aupodiens to extend the sewer collection” syatem to. serve the inha-

fy L-bitanta of, the: District and in that behalf to carry out the construction
os Doug

of works hereinafter described and to ‘borrdw- upon. the. credit of the
‘District, the estimated. cost thereof, that is fo say Three F Hundred, and .
NinetyFour: Thousand . Dollars ($384,000. 00); which is the amount of

| the debt intended to be created by this By-law;

a provisional certificate of approval of the : sew-
age ibe wi system hereby authorized has been Teceived from the
Provincial Health Officer;

AND WHEREAS the existing Debenture debt of ‘the District. of
Terrace is Aone Million, Six Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand. dnd ‘Twenty-
Four Dollars: ($1,696,024.00) and none of the principal and, interest is
" AND WHEREAS the amount of the- assessed value for- general
Municipal purposes of the taxable land atid improvements within the
District for the current year and the two years immediately preceding

19866 12,640,234.00
"1965 10,140,572.00 -
1964 - 8,662,372.00

- AND WHEREAS the depreciated value ag, of the Sist day. of
December, 1985: of the Waterworks and: ‘Sanitary Sewer Systems ‘for
which: the District possesses subsisting Certificates of .Self-Liquidation
granted by the Inspector of Municipalities is One Million, Five Hundred

‘Forty-Four Thousand, Four Hundred and | ‘Kighty-Eight Dollars ($1,544;

$88.00); AND ‘WHEREAS the Council hag: caused to be- published and
posted, ‘the. notice required by Séction’ 253 (1) (b) of the Municipal
Act" and no petition has been Bresented in- accordatice with the said:

notice; AND WHEREAS the approval af the Inspector of Municipalities

a Obtained:
has peOW THEREFORE the Council of the District of Terrace in.

open meeting assembled enacts as follows:

. ’ i. The Council is hereby ‘authorized and empowered to under.

take and carry‘out the construction of the works, shown and de-
. seribed in the general plans filed’ with the Minister of Health,
“which works may be more particularly described as:
(a)..:The- extension. of the Keith! Estates Collection system. ~~"
~-(b) “Replacement of-certain old‘wood-stave:sewer. pipes and con-
struction of a lift station.. |.
(c) Construction of a sewer lift station ‘south of ‘Graham Avenue

. to divert the flow of sewage:to. the treatment plant.

. (d) +Extend sewer-eollection-to ‘certain other-streets and _gener-

.’, ally earry out the recommendations presented to Council

by Willis & Cunliffe Engineering Ltd., Consulting Engin-

eers, in the report--cited as proposed’ 1966 District of

7 Terrace Sanitary Sewer Programme.dated October, 1966

oo" “and including the Addendums dated January, 1966, attach-
“ed thereto.

2. The: Council is hereby duthorized to do all things necessary to

acquire. all-such-real: property, easements, rights-of-way, licences,

leases and rights of authorities as may be required or desirable
for or in. connection: ; “with, the. ‘construction . of. the works

-. . ‘aforesaid. «”.

“Be . For the ‘purpose ‘and with the object aforesaid; there ‘may be
borrowed upon the credit of the District the.sum of Three Hun-
dred and_Ninety-Four- Thousand Dollars ($394,000.00) -and’ such
' borrowing: shall be secured by the issuance of debentures in
sums. not-less than One. Thousand. Dollars ~ ($1,000.00) each

. beaning interest at the rate of Five and three quarter per centum
(54%) per annum and having coupons’ attached thereto for-the
‘payment of such. interest, :

4. ‘The said debentures shall. he payable as to principal by Twenty

(20) consecutive. annual: installments and -the..interest thereon

shall be payable semi-annually during ‘the currency thereof; the

. total amounts payable ‘including’ principal. and* interest in any

one. year shall approximately equal that payable in- any other .

year during the-said Twenty (20) year terms, ~

If revenues accruing from the operation of the “Terrace Sanitary

Sewer System” are at any’ time insufficient to “defray~the cost

of administration, operation and maintenance, including debt in-

terest and debt repayment, the Council shall levy a rate over and
above all other. rates upo#: all lands and improvements: subject

‘to taxation for general Municipal purposes within the District

.of ‘Terrace sufficient to meet such insufficiency.’

The ‘effective date of this By- ‘law shall be the’ date upon which

it is finally adopted. :

7: This By-law may be cited for’ all ‘purposes as “Terrace Sanitary

Sewage Extension Construction ‘and Loan By-law: Nov 397 - 1966.”

READ a ‘first time this 19th day of April,. 1986.
READ. a second time this 19th day of April, 1966.
READ a third: time’ this. 19th’ day OE: April, 1966. -

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5.

6.

RECEIVED the approval of the inspector’ of Municipalities this, 27th

day of April, 1966.

"RECONSIDERED and.. finally adopted Fe _ :

day of » 1D66. |

CERTIFIED A TRUE COPY. OF . ego
BY-LAW NO. 397 - 1966 AS'READ -||
A THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL

eee, om “Rev
: NOTICE: yer eo

; “TAKE NOTICE: THAT ‘pursuant -to: ‘Bylaw No: '397 ‘cited. ag.
“Terrace “Sanitary -Sewage~'Extension Construction~and Loan. By-law .

Clerk:

No. 397.- 1966” the Council of the District of ‘Terrace intends to con- --

struct a sewer lift: station’ south of Graham: Avenue, ‘collection system

‘in.the Keith Estate and certain other collector. mains as shown and.

described in. the. report and plans prepared by Willis & Cunliffe Engin-
eering, coat
AND THAT. the. said report ‘and plans may be- ‘viewed. during

regular business hours: at the Municipal Office, -

THAT ‘to finance .the construction of the said works the

Council proposes. to. borrow by way of debentures a sum not exceeding .
Three Hundred. and Ninety-Four Thousand’ Dollars” ($394,000.00) repay-
able not later than 20 years from the date of issue of such debentures.
"AND THAT ‘unless’ within thirty days ofthe second last: publi- .

eation of :this. Notice, not less than one-tenth ih’ number of the owner-

electors -petition the’ Counell for the submission of the. said by-law for .
the assent of the umorstectors, ot Gy ben adopt ‘auch. an ror
_. AND THA! § the first.of two pul ations of this
. DATED this 4th day-of may, 1068: * eae

— at it Terrace, B. c..
' JOHN POUSETE:
Clerk