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a LITTLE And Hears Report

vss The Cathotle Womens League
held its regular monthly meeting
EQUIPMENT January 11 in Veritas Auditorium,
GOES A LONG, LONG |-Under the direction of Reverend
‘ Father Mohan.

WAY—ESPECIALLY Eleven members took. part in
IF !T’S MADE BY the spiritual prograth and general

meeting. .
JOHN DEERE Education convenor, Mrs. Eva

Daniels presented a report on the
history of separate schools in Brit-
ish Columbia.

A farewell gift was presented to
Mrs. Theresa. Le Ross who now
resides in Kitimat and plans were
finalized for the catering of the
annual Burns Night dinner on
January 22,

Father Mohan was requested. to
conduct two High Masses for
Father Mulvahill who will soon
be ordained as Bishop of White-
horse.

Some discussion was held re-
garding the annual spring bazaar
to be held March 19 and several
plans were made for the function.
Mrs, Delores Kueckie won the
door prize and following adjourn-

ment, refreshments were served..
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Sewer Loans Okay
For P.R. - Hazelton

Approval of a federal govern-
ment loan of $50,000 to the city
of Prince Rupert, British Colum-
hia, to assist in the construction
of a sewage treatment project has
deen announced by the Honorable
John R. Nicholson, minister re-
sponsible to Parliament for Cen-
tral Mortgage and Housing Corpor-
ation.

Made under the terms of the
National Housing Act, the loan

J.D. 2010 CRAWLER loader with
%-yd. bucket and backhoe. Goad
condition!

DOWN .....--: Se teeees

J.D. 440 CRAWLER with blade
winch and canopy. Running
gear recently replaced, Final
drives and steering clutches
being rebuilt. Excellent condi
tion. 30 day parts warranty.
DOWN «oe. $2,000

J.D. 440 CRAWLER loader, GM
253 diesel. Fair condition.
FULL PRICE .......+-- $4,250

1964 TIMBERJACK rubber-tired
skidder, 18.4 x 34 ten ply steel-
mesh tires, complete with skid-
ding pan and heavy duty fen-
ders; winch. Good condition.
DOWN beveneees $3,000

J.D. CRAWLER loader. Good con-
dition. New motor.
DOWN ..ccec creer eee , $3,160

1960 HD6G excellent condition.
80% rails and pads, rebuilt rol-
lers, idlers and sprockets. Final
drives rebuilt. New steering
clutches, :
FULL PRICE

were eek ene

To see these and many

more, call interest at 5% per cent per annum
and is based on an _ estimated

BUD HALLOCK cost of $81,650.
at In a further phase of its overall

LITTLE
EQUIPMENT

Legion Avenue — Terrace, 6.C.
Phone V13-2324 or V13-5718

outfall collector sewer.

cost of $98,000.

“WE SELL THE BEST AND
SERVICE THE REST”

announced by Mr. Nicholson.

OTICE OF
SALE BY TENDER

SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned at the
office of the Liquor Contro) Board, 1016 Langley Street, Victoria,
B.C., not later than 4:00 p.m, on February 14th, 1966, for the pur-
chase of land and building located in Terrace, B.c., on land

deseribed as follows:

Lots 17 and 18, Block 2, District Lot 361, Range 5,
Coast District, Plan 972, Certificate of Title No. 39316-1.

TERMS: Cash.

Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit equal to at least
10% of the tender in the form of a certified cheque or money
order payable to the Liquor Control Board, and enclosed in an
envelope marked “Tender—File Terrace,”

Premises may be viewed by contacting the Vendor, Govern-
ment Liquor Store, Terrace, B.C.
The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Vv. C, Woodland, Secretary,
LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD,

1016 Langley Street,
Victoria, B.C.

is for a period of 20 years with}.

pollution control program, Prince
Rupert will construct an outfall
sewer to replace one which has
become obsolete. The NHA loan
will assist in the construction of
2611 feet of 12-inch and 18 inch

This is the second NHA loan to
Prince Rupert for a sewage treat-
ment project, for a total estimated

Approval of a federal govern-|-
ment loan of $5,400 to the village
of Hazelton, British Columbia, to
assist in the construction of a
sewage treatment project was also

VICTORIA RESIDENTS may huve been hard pressed
day golf sessions, but Robert A. Westover, son of Mr.
Kenney Street in Terrace, came up with
lers. Shown here is a sample of Robert's snow sculpture which attracted a lot of attention
in Victoria during the recent cold weather there. In a letter to his mother, Robert said his
“Snow Queen" didn’t fast long after Old Sol started on a mammoth snow removal job-

OBITUARY

CHARLES SASKASKE,

Terrace, 8,C,
Charles Saskaske died on New
Year's Day, January 1, 1966, in
Skeenaview hospital at the age of
83.

The deceased had been a resi-
dent of Terrace since 1948 coming
here from Laport, Sask. He was
proprietor of Agar Avenue cabins
until his retirement three years
ago.

He is survived by his daughter
Mrs, G. EH. (Caroline) Bredy of
‘Terrace.

Funeral services were held on
Monday, January 3 from Christ
Lutheran Church, Pastor Madsen
officiating. :

Interment was made in Kalum
Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Fred
Stewart, Albert ~ Richardson,
Charles Foster and Hud Fisher.

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SELECTRIC

Sales & Service

%& Electrical
Contractor

* Residential!
te Commercial

Corner of Kalum and Park
Phone V1 3-2752

Motor Winding

to get in their annual New Year's
and Mrs, Charles Westover of 3210

a compromise hobby for the snow-bound city dwel-

(Photo courtesy Victoria Colonist)

SPECIAL 20% Discount

On All DRY CLEANING
TERRACE CLEANERS
For Pickup Phone VI 3-5626

Lakelse Avenue—opposite Royal Bank
(e27)

Examinations for Technical Forest Officer Grade I (Assistant
Ranger) positions are to be held at the following centres at 9:00
a.m. on the days indicated: —

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, PRINCE RUPERT
TUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, TERRACE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, SMITHERS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, BURNS LAKE

ASSISTANT RANGER EXAMINATIONS |}

Application forms and particulars may be obtained from the
District Forester, Prince Rupert, or at your heatest Forest Ranger
office. Application forms must be notarized and should ‘be forward.
ed fo the District Forester by February lst or aa scon thereafter
as possible, but may be presented to the examiner on the day of

examinations. j

A full day will be required to complete the exeminations, No
examination fee is charged.

From the results of these examinations an eligible list will
be established for 196¢ employment. intments to positions
available, from April ist, are made acco) to candidates’ stand-
ings in the examinations.

SALARY: $345.00 rising to $410.00 per mouih.

business.
QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must be 21 years of age oF
over during the current year, a valid B.C, driver's

, Must produce
licence, and must have resided in B.C. for not less than
at the date of examination. Preference

one year

British Columbia Forest Service .

EXPENSES: Paid when away from headquarters on official }

will be given Canadian §

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