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IQNTON JOURNAL, Wednesday, December 17, 1980 B3 T. 0- Government tunds Says7, Are you always a frank person? finally reach towns By Adam Singer (Asked at Westmount Shopping Centre) Efren Zuniga, student: Most of the time. If you're frank, people will trust you more. us issue special warrants to pay for ii and "money designated for some small towns such as Vauxhall was delayed. Since August, Vauxhall had paid about $28,000 in interest payments on loans to finance the project, said Mrs.

Sierstad. The program was announced last year and estimates for the 1980-81 fiscal year were about $22 million, said Tom Thackeray, executive assistant to environment minister Jack Cookson. In October, special warrants of an additional $46.5 million from the treasury department were approved, he said. A government cheque for $1.4 million has released the town of Vauxhall from interest payments of $400 a day. Town administrator Ann Sierstad said Tuesday the cheque was received recently.

It covered 80 per cent of the costs of a reservoir and water treatment plant. The southern Alberta town with a population of 1,000, had taken part in a provincial grant program offering 90 per pent of the capital costs of sewer and water projects. But because too many municipalities took advantage of the program, the government had to Steve Chan, student: I like to be open and Karen Dellar, sales clerk: Mostly. If I'm not, there's usually a good reason for it. For information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons involved in the robbery of Loomis Armoured Car Service Ltd.

personnel at the SUB Building, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta at approximately 1 :00 p.m., December 1 0. 1 980. Any person having such information should contact: Edmonton City Police Detective J. Bakker (403)435-7111 or Security Department Loomis Arrnoured Car Service (604)689-5543 All information shall be treated confidentially. The Board of Directors of Loomis Armoured Car Service Ltd.

shall be the sole judge'as to the amount and to whom the reward shall be paid. This reward offer Expires 31 December, 1980. Loomis Armoured Gar Service Ltd. .1290 Hornby Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1W2 Loan for new city hall passes first reading VJ Vern Kinley, welder: I'd say so.

I'm very frank. Mill said. In addition to a new city hall, the $18-million is to include a library, museum, auditorium and craft centre. Between $2 million and $5 million is to be raised through grants, land sales and private fund-raising schemes. Aid.

Rod Throndson told council it is important the city continue long-term planning, despite the possibility of annexation. Although original ST. ALBERT A bylaw authorizing the city to borrow $16.3 million for construction of a new city hall and cultural centre passed first reading Monday. Aldermen Roger Ay-otte and Louise Beland opposed the bylaw, criticizing the proposal as too expensive and too extravagant. "Although I feel the facilities are desperately needed, I feel this is much too elaborate a building." Aid.

Ayotte George Inman, technician: Yes. I usually tell the truth. Estelle Henry, sales clerk: I'll say whatever I think. If I don't like a person or they're doing, I'll tell them, and the same if I like them. I I Braze welds most types Brazing torch kit Jt imj.n 11 1 1 of metal estimates were for a 1 0.7-million structure, Mayor Richard Fowler said voters showed they support the latest proposal by voting 54 per cent in favor of it in the October election.

A move to reopen debate on a proposed bypass west of the city was quashed Monday. Aid. Roger Ayotte failed to win enough support to have city council reconsider a petition supporting the bypass. Only Aldermen Ayotte and Louise Beland supported the move. Approval by five of seven council members was needed for a new debate.

The petition supported an immediate halt to improvements to the St. Albert Trail and a start on construction of the bypass instead. The first of four phases of construction on the Trail project was finished in October. The petition was presented in September, but the previous council refused to accept it. Aid.

Ayotte argued the city had ignored the wishes of petition supporters and had used a technicality to justify doing nothing. Others, however, said the city has already spent long enough debating the bypass. mart After Sale Price 24.77 6-piece 'Jet Fire' kit includes burner head, propane tank, 3 brazing rods and spark lighter. mart Sale Price Today's question was submitted by Angela Blanca Bickell of Bon Accord. The Journal welcomes questions from readers.

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