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HE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Wednesday, December 9, 1959

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HELP WANTED

| FOR SALE

earnings. om Box 2103, Van-
couver, B.

HELP WANTED
MALE

GOOD WATKINS route available
in nearby locality. No experi-
ence necessary. Good earnings.
‘Age no handicap. Many estab-
lished customers. Car necessary.

INSURANCE AND credit inspec-
tor on fee basis for Williams
Lake area, no selling, good op-
portunity to increase part time

OFFERS
WANTED
ONE LOGGING TRUCK

| overhauled and self loading
Columbia Tandem Trailer.
10.00-20 tires, air brakes,
telescope reach, bunks and
stakes, some spare parts, etc.
Trade for what have you, no
reasonable offer refused on

this $6,000.00 value. Must
be sold. R. Fulks, 2021
Fandosy, Kelowna. Phone
2-4749

SINGER sewing machine, pedal

Write Watkins Products Inc.|" T.Gae1 ‘conver
“p” re ted to electric.
Box 4015, Stn. “D", Vancouver.| proc. Sogn,

DAM Construction, Oregon.| >> — -
Long, year around project.| WP, p ARRAY # full line of
Send addressed envelope and| firms piseee tery peeeena
30¢ for ‘Job News” THCO, iving Digest. It’s Free. We
Box 373, Houghton, Wash.,| Pa¥ the tax and postage. In-

S.A. p . * terior Distributors, Drawer
Use 369, Quesnel. Phone 400R2.
WANTED REGISTERED Hereford bulls,
FEMALE to 20 months old, Mona-
Sher” Heretord stock. H.

REQUIRED, a fully qualified] Schuetz, Lumby, B.C.

her. H. Lee Skipp, ——

seme aP Mer his is a senior| SHORTHORN BULLS, 18 mths.
position. Experience required;| Old. big, deep and fleshy,
preferably, but not necessar-| Teasonable. Apply R. H.
ily legal experience. Hoover, Box 1613, Merritt,

Lee Building, Williams anes:

CLERK - STENOGRAPHER Te-
quired for Government
Agency, Williams Lake, B.C.,

Civil Service. Clerk-Steno-
grapher 1: $173-$216 per
month, plus $10 per month

special living allowance. Typ-
ing speed 40 words per min-
ute; shorthand | speed §0
words per Cler
Stenographer 2: $211-§
per month, per
month Special Living Allow
ance. Typing speed 50 words
per minut; shorthand speed
100 words per minute. Ap-
plicants must be Canadian
citizens or British subjects.
—For application forms apply
immediately to the Goverment
Agent, Williams Lake; com-
pleted forms to be returned
not later than December 16,
Competition No.

Sa

WIFE, EXCELLENT camp cook,
husband flunky of experienced
faller, with or without own
power saws. Want work Inter-
ior in same camp. Write E. J.
Kimmel, General Delivery, New
Westminster, B.C.

FOR RENT

SUITE, South Lakeside at Pat's
Grocery Phone 392-Y.

MODERN CABIN on Lakeside
for winter months suit couple.
Apply Drummond Lodge.

ROOM AND BOARD. Phone
124-H.

1 AND 2-ROOM CABINS, pro-
pane cooking and oil heat, on
winter rates. Apply Williams
Lake Auto Court.

955 PONTIAC, four-door, pow-
der blue, new winter treads,
58,000 original miles, immac-
ulate condition. Phone 6
p.m., Write Box 399,

RITCHIE SAW Servic:

42 good used saws,
inserted point,
s know the size you re-
ire, satisfaction guaranteed

at Ritchie Saw Service, 100
Mile, B.C

PLYMOUTH four-door
“Suburban, VS automatic, A-1
condition, will take Jeep on
trade-in.

WOOD and sawdust burning Mc-

MODERN SUITE. Apply at 57
Fifth Ave. South during day
or phone 299-M after 6 p.m.

5-ROOM HOUSE, partly fur-
nished, electricity. For in-
formation see Mrs
christ, 141 Mile.
SALE OR TRADE
mall cafe and drive-
in combine, heated public
swimming pool and Texaco
gas pumps with stock and
equipment at Langley
$55,000.00 or trade for Wil-
Terms

liams Lake property.

available. Write A. Hutzkal,
P.O. Box 69, Town Phone
Chimney Creek 1-3

FOR SALE

—

WE HAVE again started but-
chering fine quality yearling
and two-year-old beef. Cut-
ting and wrapping, 5c pound.
Phone Dugan Lake 4-A. E. J.
Patenaude, 153 Mile House.

peeaieaneiernaneens Race nO

TWO BEDROOM house on skids
ready to also 30 ten gal-
jon milk cans, Apply Primrose
Dairy Ltd., Phone 255, Town.

_

955 CHEVROLET cabover 3-ton

: truck. Good rubber and body.
an be seen at Cariboo Shell,
150 Mile. Price $1500.

eee

ONE 1953 TD9 TRACTOR, good

shape, fully equipped for log-
00;

ging, price $5 ; also one
5-ton Gerlinger fork lift, in
good shape, $2,200. Write
Don Ritchey, 3404-21st Ave.,
vernon, B.C., or phone Lin
92-5809.
D4 CAT, w-angledozer;
199938 RF174 tandem truck and
tandem trailer, 8 bunks
and self-loading, © tendanie
reach and licence;
174 tandem lumber cruek and
licence; set of truck sanders.
Contact Niquidet Bros. Gar-

age and Freight Service Ltd.,
or Phone 1-A Horsefly.

Lary white enamelled Kitchen

range, warming shelf
Jarge oven, in Szcellent —
dition; reasonable.

seen at Taylor-. Boughton "wit
, liams Lak

MODERN two-bedroom home in

own. Phone 104-W.

IDEAL FARM TRUCK, 1947
Fargo two-ton truck, stake
deck, new engine, tires, bat-
tery, anti-freeze,’ ete. | F.P.
$650.00 Cariboo — Mobile
Welders or McKay Equip-
ment.

GRAND upright Heintzman
piano. Phone 198-M.

1952 CHEVROLET Pi ch
canopy. Write Gordon Bur-
ton, Gen. Dely., Town.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 41°
Marathon trailer, consists of
two bedrooms, 4-piece bath-
room, automatic washer. Can
be had for low down payment.
Phone 309 between 9 a.m. and
6 p.m

BEAUTIFUL registered boxer

MACHINERY |

LEGALS

DECEMBER
SPECIALS
AT FINNING'S

Everyone wants a bargain,
and that's what
gets at Finning’s. Good
y ena the right price
savi for
‘hina
machinery ba

INT

c ‘in
TD-14 TRACTOR

centre

1948 model, has hyd, angle-
dozer and winch Engine
eluteh, tra final

serviced;
drives reconditioned, Rails
, rollers repaired.
fob Williams Lake.
$9,500

FT-4760

CAT D-7 TRACTOR
Good value in this recondi-
tioned D-7. Has Cat cable
dozer, Hyster winch, guards.
Engine rebuilt, rolling gear
65-70 per cent. St) 000 spent
on repairs. Buy,
30-day warranty, fob Prince
Dee

FT-4 _ $14,500
INT. tD- 18A TRACTOR
model w-Isaacson
angledozer, control, winch,
guards PLUS Weldco clear-
ing blade. Fair to good con-
dition. Fair Buy, fob Wil-
liams Lake.

8,250

FT-4368 _ =
INT. TD-1§ TRACTOR
old, this TD-18

angledozer, Carco
And there’s an extra

In

set of winter trac!

good condition, this is it.

Fair Buy, fob Prince George.

FT-4815 13,500
SEE YOUR

CATERPILLAR
DEALER

FINNING TRACTOR

Phone 130 Williams Lake

‘Where Used Equipment is a
Business—Not a Sideline ”

WANTED

a

2

2” S48 and 1”
hemlock, spruce or pine)
4 to 6 foot lengths.
Tribune.

LOGGING CONTRACT approxi-
mately 1 million feet for D4
Cat, John Swetlikoe, N

B.C.. phone Newton

in
Box 641,

SMALL HOUSE in or near Wil-
liams Lake. Write Box 642
Tribune.

LOST

TWO CHAIN CINCHES off lum-
ber truck, between Chilec:
Planer Mill and Post Office.
Finder please leave at Swan-
son Equipment or phone
Chimney Creek 1-X.

LEGALS

Estate of John McLure
>Graham, Deceased

FOR SALE
Horsefly, B.C.

That house situate on the

N% of the NE of the NE%
of District Lot 3770, Cariboo
District. Three-room cabin
consisting of kitchen and
two bedrooms with a well ad-
jacent thereto. Inquire at
Wilfred Jam: Graham, Ad-

ministrator of the Estate of
John McClure Graham, H

pups available for Christmas| fly, B.C., or at the offic
delivery. Phone  Logan| H. Lee Skipp, Barrister
79 evenings or write to| Solicitor, P. 0. Box 68,
1429 Burden St, Pr. George.| liams Lake, B.C.
on oe NOTICE TO
MISCELLANEOUS CR EDITORS

ob. UBLIC NOTICE
the provisions
ot Chapter 138,

Act,” notice is
that all
unbranded, owned or
by any person or
must be removed from the
Crown range within the ex-
terior limits of that portion of
the Kamloops Grazing District
(established by B.C

2/59) which lies to the
North of the main line of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, on
or before the fifteenth day of
December of the year 1959,
must be kept therefrom
until the first day of May of
the year 1960.

During this period the De-
partment will give considera-
tion to applications of Li
stock Assocations, Farmers’
Institutes and others, to
round up or shoot wild and
useless horses encumbering
the Crown ranges, and any
horses found on the Crown
ranges during this period may
be rounded up and disposed
of or shot under the pro-
visions of Section 5 and 6 of
the said “Grazing Act”
without further notice.

Following expiration of the
above closure period, no stock
may be placed upon Crown
range without first obtaining
a permit to do so under the

ons of the “ Grazing
and_ Regulations

“RAY WILLISTON"
ands

persons,

and Forest
Dated at Victo:
20th day of Octobe

ELECTROLUS

Sales and Service,
las St., Prince Geo

(Canada) Ltd.,
1079 Doug
B.C

named
required

hereby
claims,

to send such y |
the Executor |
|

to

959, after

date xecutor will

tribute the said estate among
the entitled thereto,
having regard only to the
claims of which he then had
notice.

AND ALL PARTIES in-
debted to the estate are re-

the amount of
Ex-

quired to pay
their indebtedness to the
ecutor forthwith
ISABELLA TAIT FRISKEY,
c.o. George R. Pearson,
Barrister and Solicitor,

WE ARE NOW
BUYING

LUMBER
MARKING
INK

IN BULK AND
BOTTLING IN
QUARTS AT A
CONSIDERABLE
SAVING TO YOU
THE TRIRUNE
PHONE 56

LAND REGISTRY
(Section 161)
IN THE MATTER OF
1. Northwest quarter of Dis-
trtiet Lot 8866, said to
contain 160 acres, more
or less.
. Northeast quarter
trict Lot $866,
District

ACT

of Dis-
Cariboo

office of

Certificate of
39M to the

lands in

in my

above-meu-
the name of
150 Mile

, B.C. and
date the ot
November, 1951.

I HEREBY GIVE
of my intention at

bearing the

NOTICE
pira-

tion of one calendar “month
from the first pubii
hereof to issue to the
Jack Perry Croan, a Pro-

visional Certificate of Title in
lieu of said lost Certificate.
Any person having any in-
formation with reference to
sch lost certificate of title
is requested to communicate
with the undersigned.
DATED at the Land Reg-
istry Office, Kamloops, Brit-
ish Columbia, this 9th day of

istrar,
Kamloops Land Registration
Distric

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land
In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, and
situate on the north side of
Horsefly River approximately
one mile east from Sucker
Creek Bridge and 200 feet
north of Black Creek Road.

TAKE NOTICE that John
Andrew Ryan, of 1835 Bare-
lay Street, Vancouver,
occupation prospector,

intends

TIMBER «4

Auction of Timber
Sale X76832

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at
11:30 a.m., on Friday. Decem-
ber 18, 1959, in the office of
the Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
the Licence
, to cut 331,000 cubic
fir, spruce,
teas and other spec:
og:

sa
sit uated
Lake

ering portion of Lot 4,
Lillooet District

One (1) year will be
allowel for removal of
timbe:

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction |

in person may submit a sealed

tender, to be opened at the |
hour of auction and treated |
as one bid. |

Further particulars may be
obtained from the _ District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.; or
the Forest Ranger, 100 ile
House, B.C.

Auction of aces
Sale X7578:
There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on Friday, December 18,

1959, in the office of the
Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
the Licence

to cut $0,000 cubic
feet of fir, spruce, lodgepole

pine and other species saw-
logs, on an area situated
north of Timothy Lake, por-
tion of Lot Lillooet.

One (1). year will be
allowed for removal of
timber.

Provided anyone whois
unable to attend the auction

in person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.;
the Forest Ranger, 100
House, B.C.

or
Mile

to apply for per n

lescribed

lease the following
lands: —
Commencing

ost
i} 00

at a
mately
from

of

thence east $0 chains; thence

north 20 chains; thence west
80 chains; and containing 160
acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the
land is required is pozzuo-
lana quarry.

JOBN
November 9, 195

A. RYAN.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate vicinity ‘of Beaver
Lake and Valley.

TAKE NOTICE that Pearl
Louise Whitmer, of Likely,
B.C., occupation matron, in-
tends to apply for permission
to purchase the following des-
cribed lands:—

Commencing at a _ post
planted at the S.E. corner of
Lot 82 thence five chains
north; thence 10 chains east;
thence five chains south,
thence 10 chains west to point

of commencement; and con-
taining five acres, more or
less.

The purpose for ee ir
land is required is ho:
PEARL LOUISE WHITMER.
Octoher 22, 1959.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land

In Land Recording District
of Quesnel, B.C., and situace
three miles north of the
let of Abuntlet Lake on the
east de of the Dean Rive
notice that

ki
Stewart and Richard i
occupations
to
fol-

Bella Coola,
intend
> of the
described lands:—
Commencing at
planted on the east
Dean River
thence
north

thence

thence west
and containing 10
or less, for the
purpose ing camp
JOHN RICHARD BLEWETT
ROBERT W. STEWART.
November 29, 1959.

TIMBER AND MILLS

Auction of Timber
Sale X68133

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
1960, in

Forest

the

cut

hem-

idck and cedar trees and trees
of other species, except living
fir and spruce trees, on an
area situated on vacant Crown
land, end of east arm

Quesnel Lake (Blue

Creek), Cariboo Land Di
(2) years will
for removal

timber.
Provided
attend the
may submit a
to be opened
and

anyone unable to
auction in person
sealed tender,
at the hour of
treated as one

auction
bid
Further

particulars may be
rom the Deputy
Forests, Victoria,
District’ Forester
B.C or
Horsefly, B.C,
b, 1959

Gazette, Noy. 2¢

Auction of Timber
Sale X81935

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at
11:30 a.m., on Friday, Decem-
ber 18, 1959, in the olfice of
the Forest Ranger, Williams
BC, w Licence
270,000 cubic
fir, spruce and other
sawlo

species
situated on

proximately %% mile east of
Lot 9844, Cariboo District). |
One (1) year will be
allowed for removal of |
timber. |
Provided anyone who is

unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops,
the Forest Ranger,
Lake, B.C.

Auction of Timber
Sale X81474

There will be offered for
sale -at public auction, at 11
a.m., on January 15, 1960, in
the ‘office of the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.,
the Licence X$1474, to cut
761,000 cubic feet of fir,
spruce and lodgepole pine
trees and trees of other
species, on an area situated
on vacant Crown land,
of Gustafsen Lake
Creek Road), Lillooet
District.

Lend

be
of

(3)
for

years will
removal

Provided anyone unable to

attend the auction in p On
may submit a sealed tem

of

ATTEND ROYAL WINTER FAIR

Toronto Tele:

These two little pigs aren’t going to market, at least

not yet.
opened Nov. 13, in Toronto.
them bon voyage and good luck. +

They went to the Royal Winter Fair, which
Inge Stamatovic wishes

|to

Anglicans start
world relief fund

TORONTO—Most Rev. Howard
H. Clark, Primate of the Angli-
can Chureh of Canada, this week
announced the inauguration with-
in the church of a continuing fund
for world relief.

The action, approved by Gen-
eral Synod, will enable the church
respond quickly when finan-
cial aid is needed in times of
emergency at home and abroad.
The fund, to be known as the
Primate’s World Relief Fund, is
now open for contributions, and
there will be a national appeal
on its behalf on Sexagesima Sun-
day, next February 21.

In a letter to all cler
chureh throughout Canada,
bishop Clark said that of
amount to be raised, at

a

least
$100,000 will be contributed to the

World Retugée Year program
sponsored by the United Nations
and supported by the World
Council’ of Churches. By this
means the Anglican Church of
Canada hopes to increase substan-
tially its support of the program
of, Inter-Church Aid and Service

to Refugees of the World Council.

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The Corporation of the Village of Williams Lake

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the Municipality aforesaid
that a poll has become necessary at the election now pending, and that I have

granted such poll; and, further,

that the persons duly nominated as candidates

at the said election, for whom only votes will be received, are:—

Whether for

Address
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Commissioner :
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GETZ | Dean | Commissioner | One year | Williams Lake | Contractor
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KALLAUR Anthony One year | Williams Lake |
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to be opened at the hour
auction and treated 2s one
id

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Depuis
Minister ot Fore v
B. the Distr
Kamloops,
Ranger, 100 Mile

House,
Ga 39

tte Noy

Auction Timber
Sale
will

of
ATOLIG

be oitered for

Licence
to cut 439,000 cubic
feet of fir and other species
(except spruce) sawlogs, on
an area situated 1 mile west
of Ruth Lake, approximately
%4 mile north and west of Lot

House,
XT0416,

will be

of

year
removal

allowed
timber.

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a
sealed tender, to be opened at
the hour of auction and treat-
ed as one bi

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.: or
the Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
House, B.C.

ST

From

who have left for the Old

Country after five years
in Williams Lake,
‘Good-bye “ to our old
friends, and our wish
that you may enjoy a
Merry Christm a
seeeney am

Fa i iii

| BURT & MARY SANDER)

SUCH POLL will be opened at the Village Hall,
day of December, 1959, between the hours of 8 o’clock in the forenoon and 8
in the evening, of which every person is hereby required to take notice and

govern himself accordingly.

Second Avenue, on the 17th

GIVEN under my hand this 8th day of December, 1959.

“E.G. WOODLAND ”
Returning Officer.

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practical of
all gifts

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