ednesday, April 13, 1966

TERRACE “Ornineca’’

HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

HELP WANTED—Fomele

® LEGALS

1S OPPORTUNITY IS FOR You
you wear cosmetics, have a
Pleasing personality, are over
} 30, can spend 4 - 6 hours daily
m away from home and have a car.
Excellent earnings possible.
Write, Advertiser, Box 306, Ter-
race Herald.

‘ANTED, FEMALE office clerk
to handle money and related
duties. Bookkeeping experience
desirable but not necessary. Ap-
a ply in writing giving references,
ween tO Advertiser Box 339, Terrace
mem Herald. . 38

\AITRESS WANTED, steady em-

SEM ed. Must be experienced. Phone
VI3-9990.

WEXPERIENCED stenographer re
mam quired for local business office.
me Apply Herald Box 838, 39

MEDIATE opportunity for em-
ma Dlayment in doctor's office for
men experienced bookkeeper - typist.
rm Please reply in own hand writ-
Seem ing with references to Adverti-
meeser, Box 333, Terrace Herald, ctf

ZeMALE OLERK required, experi:
meecrice an asset but not essential
See Apply the accountant, Bank of
Montreal, or Phone V18-22065

MeSH FOR SCRAP copper, brass,
@e lead, aluminum, radiators; we
m Salvage your waste. O.K. Used

a Goods, Terrace, B.C. Phone
mB 3-5816, pie

| WANTED To BUY |

mWO OR THREE bedroom home.
F Using 1964 Fairlane 500 as part
m or full down payment. Phone
VI 3-5386, ctf

me WORK WANTED

BeXPERIENCED finish carpenter
requires work. Phone V13-4000
pe:

mEULLY EXPERIENCED and equip-
= ped carpenter requires house
construction prefab or conven-
tionally built, can supply the.
necessary help, Further infor-
mation on request. Phone V13-
5415 or write Box 2333 Terrace.

: EXPERIENCED grapple operator
available now. Phone vie

ae BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

aMEN OR WOMEN — up to $100
3 per week part time, Work near
your home, set your own hours.
Training provided. Dign ified
work. Can lead to full time car.
eer if desired. Write Advertiser
Box 328, Terrace Herald. p39

PERSONAL

; RO ABDOMINAL Erace is

the answer for strained sagging
abdominal muscles. Feel better,
look better, and avoid feeling
of strain and fatigue. 3 sizes,
$6.95 at Terrace Drugs.

WANTED TO RENT

mAMILY WOULD LIKE to rent a
masummer cabin or house on
me Lakelse Lake for the last week
Rin July and first two weelas in
m August. Willing to pay attract-
@eive rent. Please write Box 337,|
maor phone evenings to 624-6427

“ain Prince Rupert, c40

PET CORNER

WELSH mare or will trade
for quiet Shetland gelding suit-
Able for a very young child.
Write Box 878, Smithers, Beg

¢

braries in 80 Institutions of
her education, with enrollments
ma!00 or more full-time students,
™ more than ten million volumes
mestock in 1963-64, or 64 volumes
am student, compared with 67 in

ca8 | by the District Forester at Prince
E B.C., not later than 11:00

a ployment and good wages offer-
remaval of

Tille issued in the name of Alma
Runge has been filed in this office,
notice is hereby given that 1 shall,
at the expiration of five weeks
from the late of the first publica-
tion hereof, issue a Provisional
Certificate of Title in Heu of said
jlost Certificate,
meantime valid objection be made
to me in writing.

Office, Prince Rupert, BC, this
29th day of March, 1966, A.D.

WINNER OF "B”
the 11th annual Log
end was the Terrace
meee-63, + Campbell, Parker Mills,

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
FORESTS, AND WATER
RESOURCES

TIMBER SALE X-98218
Sealed tenders will be received

a.m. on the 3rd day of May, 1986,
for the purchase of Licence X-
88218, to cut 555,000 cubie feet of
Hemlock, Cedar, Balsam, Spruce,
Cottonwood and Other . Species
Sawlogs, and 13,000 Lineal Feet of
Cedar Poles and Piling, on an area
situated approximately 10 miles
South of Terrace, CR, 5.

Three (3) years will be allowed
timber,

As this area is within the Skeena
S.Y.U., which is fully committed,
this sale will be awarded under
the provisians of section 17 (1a)
of the Forest Act, which gives
the timbersale applicant certain
privileges,

Further particulars may be ob-
tained from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B.C., or the Forest
Ranger, Terrace, B.C, e309

LAND REGISTRY ACT

Re. Certificate of Title No. 536991
to Lots Thirteen (13) and
Fourteen (14) of the North
One-Half (N14) of Block Thir:
ty-nine (39), District Lot Three
Hundred and Sixty-two (362),
Range Five (5), Coast District,
Plan 3579,

WHEREAS satisfactory proof of
loss of the above Certificate of

unless in the

DATED at the Land Registry

E, T .Schooley
Deputy Registrar of Titles

NEW SERVICE ABOUT TO BEGIN here is intern
race hostess is Mrs. Elsa McLeod (left)

area with a basket of gifts and information r
Mrs, Audrey Anderson (right) of Prince Rup
week assisting Mrs. McLeod with prelimina
women asked and received the endorsement

ationally known Welcome Wa
who will call on newcomers to the Terrace
egarding Municipal rules and regulations.
ert Welcome Wagon service is in town this
ry arrangements. On Tuesday evening the two
of Municipal Council,

gon. Ter-

staff photo

Nineteen members of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian
Legion, Branch 13 held their regu
lar monthly meeting Tuesday,
April 5 in the Legion auditorium.
Mrs. Beryl Hales was installed as
a new member during the meeting.
Thanks fo many donations and
ood patronage the recent rum-
mage sale topped all previous rec.

c41

ords, The next event will be the

“A” EVENT WINNER was Prince Rupert's ‘'Electrician’s"’

rink skipped by Bilf Kristmanson

(left to right) John De-

neuch, Ted Thompson, Bill Kristmanson and Bob Mintenko.

<

EVENT a

nd Grand Aggregate award at
gers Bonspiel held in Terrace last week
Parker Mills Rink. (left to right) Jock
Roy Jacques and Steve Kutenics,

WINNER OF "D"
right) Al
There were 35 entries in
rink travelling farthest was

Legion Auxiliary Plans Spring Event

annual spring smorgasbord sched-
uled for Friday, April 29 in the
Legion Auditorium. Supper hour
begins at 5 p.m. and continues un-
til 8 p.m, Everyone is invited to
attend with the whole family..Ad-
vance tickets are now available
from members,

Mrs. Beryl Hales, local artist,
has offered to donate one of her
oil paintings as a prize for a draw-

Sanna ey

WINNER OF “'C” EVENT was
to right) Rush Shervey,
Walter Bridal,

EVENT was

the

jing to be held on Victoria Day.
The regular monthly raffle was
won by Mrs, Kay Cote.
Re ee

Squinting in one or both eyes usu-
ally appears in early childhood
and should have a doctor's atten-
tion as soon as possible. A simple
operation is usually successful if
treatment is given as soon as the
condition is noticed, before the
turning eye becomes defective
through disuse.

Reh

the Waiter Bridal rink. (left

Bernie Dodd, Reg Beckley and skip,

the Al Lunn rink (left to

Lunn, Bob Elliston, Roy Goodkey and N. Skalicky.
the bonspiel this year and the

a rink from Williams Lake,