15 - Wednesday, January 29, 1986 - North Shore News

HEATHCLIFF CLEARS THE AiR
ABOUT CAT LITTER

Heathcliff's Blue Ribbon Cat Litter is practically
dust-free.

Cat litter is for the litter box — nobody wants to breathe it. Yet when
you pour most clay cat litters into the tray, clouds of dust engulf you.
And dusty kitty prints show up on your furniture.

Heathcliff's Blue Ribbon Cat Litter's unique formula with natural
diatomaceous earth, instead of clay, is practically dust-free. And
Heathclitf's absorbs almost twice as much moisture as clay litters
without caking up, even when wet.

Heathcliff's dust-free cat litter pours into the tray without dust and
slides out at clean up time without caking. Because there's no dust to
track on your flocrs and furniture, Heathcliff's helps you keer: your
house cleaner.

Tweens hammered
- by Howe Sound

THE NORTH Shore Winter was a closely contested bat-
Club Ringette Tween B’s tle.
dropped a 5-2 decision to NSWC teams are prepar-
Howe Sound recently. ing to host their first Inter-
. Provincial ‘A’ Tournament
For the B’s Shona Mauch _ to be held Feb. 7, 8 and 9.
and Jennifer Tyldesley Teams from across
scored for the B’s, while Canada will be travelling to
Michelle Murphy played on the North Van Club to take
goal. : part in the tournament
which will be the culmina-
In other action, Belle A’s tion of National Ringette
defeated Poco 5-4 in what Weck February 1-9.

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When Trail’s Mayor Charles Lakes signed the first Provincial-Municipal
Partnership Agreement, he helped launch B.C.’s most aggressive
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By working together, the provincial government and local municipal-
ities are able to offer tax breaks, energy pricing incentives, low-cost
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Today, more than 100 B.C. communities have joined the Partnership,
giving our province a business climate. that offers a warm and encouraging
welcome.

The Provincial-Municipal Partnership. The solution, is working!

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-WIENERS

Province of British Columbia
Hon. Bill Bennett, Premier
Hon. Bill Ritchie,

Minister of Municipal Affairs