’
b

eee ee te ee ee

Ti - Information Wanted
Wanted: Information’ re:
Russian’ Lillian who tried to
walk (o the Bering Sea in 1927.
Reply to Box 1041 Care of
Térrace Herald. (C-24)

16 - Lost

Reward - for information |
jeading to return of 10 weeks old
black poodle . Red leather
collar, answers to Buttons. 635-
T7746 .

33 - For Sale - Misc.

47 - Automobiles

1967 Ford Galxie 500 Sports ;

Original Paint "- P.S.. P.B.,
Radio. 390-4 barrel engine New ,
battery; tires, One owner- 635-

_ 9991 after 5 p.m. (P-23).

For Sale: 1970. Inlernationai
with 8 fool. camper Truck in
excellent condition, | low.
mileage.-345 V8, 4 speed, power
steering, radio.’ ‘
Camper.clean and in good’
shape $2700 or, nearest offer
Phone 35-3807 (P-22) y

Four Siamese’ kittens .

Knitking, knitting machine. 635-
4716 (C-23).

72 Mateor Rideau, like new,
Only 12000 miles. Phone 635-3643
after 5‘p.m. (P-20)

‘For Sale: 23'" Admiral Black ~

and White T.¥. Cansale with Am
- Fm Stereo and record player.
Contacl either 635-6146 or 635-
2522, (P-23) .

36 - Wanted - Misc.

Wanted: Carrier in Queen-
sway area. Timberland Trailer
Park and area towards bridge.
Phone Thursday or Fri. 635-6857

‘ before-5 p.m. Must start own’ -

route. Be ,.responsible for
delivery STF.. - :

Wanted (9 buy used dresser and
chest of drawers. Phone 635-
5032 (C-22) :

49 - Boats & Engines

For Sale: 131: Fl. Aluminum ~

Boal with near new 6 h.p.

- Evinrude. 635-6986 (P23) ~

Fully furnished cottage across

from Furlong.Bay. Phone'635- _

5322 evenings. C-22 -
aa - Suites for Rent

For Rent one. large furnished -
bedroom unit at-Kalum Court. °

Phone 635-2577,CTF . *-

49 ~ Homes for Sale’

3 large bedroom house for sale.

Approx. #400 sq. ft, an- main,
floor, Downstairs has -2;suiles,
each with 2 bdrs. sed,
garage for car parking. Oily
interested parties telephone 635-
6816-afler 4. (C-22)

One year old house’ lor sale,
Large lot in’ quiet subdivision

Underground services, paved

road, 635-3812 (0-221, 0...

55» Property for Sale :

For Sale: “Lol. 5 Dairy, Rd.
Serviced ‘by: waler.& ‘power.

75x 142° $7000, or neatest offer.

(Phone 685-6828 4P-24)

58- Traiters |

For Sale: Pully serviced lol and.
Ifailer Phone 635-4408 (P23)

(C28)

¢ Closed ~

"< Biye-years will abe alle

Legal

“Notice To Creditors
Estates of the following

. deceased: Earle Frederick”
MOULTON oka Earl Frederick ~

MOULTON, late of 4427 Greig
Ave., Terrace, B.C.; Alfred
Edward’ MacTAVISH, late of.

_ Canoe Rivers BC. |
Creditors and others having |

claims against the said: estate
‘ore hereby required: to send’
thom duly verilied, tothe Public

‘Trustee, 635 Burrard Sireel,

Yancauver, 1, B.C., before the
fath day of July, 1974, after
which date the assets of the sald
Estate will be: distributed,

having regard only to claims”

thal have been-received. -

Clinton W.. Foote, ,
Public Trustee

. Department at Lands, 7
. Forests,and Water “o>:

; . Resources
< Timber Sale A05036 ©. + =

Sealed “tenders will’ be °

‘received “bythe District “~

Foresier al Prince Rupert

British Columbia, not later (han

1:00 a.m. on the 28th; day. of

‘June. 1974; far the ‘purchase of -;,

“TENDER ( TRADES)

ADDITIONS TO STEWART

SECONDARY SCHOOL”

STEWART, B.C.

° ‘The Board of School Trustees,
Schoo! Distric|. No. 88“(Skeena-
Cassiar), Terrace, 8.C. inviles
SUB-CONTRACTORS lo tender
the following Major and Minor
Irades on, the. Additions to
Stewart: Secondary Sthool
project Stewart, B.C.

Major.Trades: |”
Excavation ae
Concrete Work

Structural panels ©

.

Millwork

Drywall ,
“Roofing OT
Roofing & Sheet Metals
Plumbing pe
Healing & Ventilating
Electrical .

Glue Laminated Members
Minor Trades: -
Drainage =). 2.
Miscellaneous Metalwork
Exterior Wall Cladding
Firedoors & Metal Door
Frames

. Glass & Glazing ,

Resilient Flooring co
Suspended T-Bar & Acoustical
Tie. 7 oe
Finish Hardware ©
Metal ‘Partilions

Bleachers .

Lockers.

’ may” be. viewed

- Roony

Rolling Shutter Door
” On-May 27, 1974:

(a) Plans and Specifications
for Minor
Trades at. the Following Plan

; Viewing Centers: wera

q, ‘Amalgamated,’ Coristruction a
“Association, - : :

2875 Oak. Stree(,:’ Vancouver,
BC coe :

Industrial Construction Center,’
2430. Willingdon

; .. Avenue,
Burnaby, .B.G..00/ 0 3
-Proyincial. Government. Plan
Room - 20 ee

108-501. West 12 th

Avenue, Vancouver, B.Ce <>.

“Litence’,,:A08096,. 10. cul,

1.583.400 cubic feet of Hemlock,

“Spruce. Cedar, Lodgepale, «:

Pine. Balsam, Coitonwood..and ~

_ other ‘species. ‘located, Keyton. -
Lake. Cassiar Lan District. . 4
1

for removal of limber.” 2%
“As? his: “area ‘is within Ine,
Skeeiia P.S.Y.U.. whieh is fully.

vedmmitted, this sale will “be
- awarded under the provisions ef
“Forest: Act, which gives the

{imber-sule applicam . certain .
priviléges. 200: ne

Parliculars may be obtained

Riverside Auto
Wrecking =
ma

1271 Substation Rd Ph
Special on rims tires *
. & batteries ,

*

~ SPRQIALS OF THE WEEK |
67 Falcon $695.00
66.GMC $695.00
64 PLYMOUTH

Convertible

62 GMC

69 FORD.

67 CHEVELLE
2dr. Hardtop

Special reduced rates
on motors transmissions
& rear end

63 MERCURY
Convertible.

elelterateeE

retatatate

ae
#

ie
Fi

cK]

“ ‘sgeard Avenue  Wesl;. Prince
Rupett,.B.C. .- .

trom tne District Forester,
-Princee Rupert. British. Be
Columbia, or the Forest |”
Ranger, Hazelton, British
Columbia. vs

Terrace “Construction
Associalioi, ">. : “

4991-Keith’ Avente, "Terrace,

BC.

“Prince Rupert Construction

Association, .! 2"):

th} Plats and ° Speéffications.
i

-omaly be- dblained - for" Major
Trades ut ‘the office ef
+ ghitecis: _

Collins & Brockington, °

oral the affice af the Owners:

"School District No.8 °°

-(Skeena Cassiar)

32H Kenney Street, Terrace. .

BC+

upen deposit. of $25.00. for ‘a
period af three () warking
days. ‘ cops

Forms of Tender and In-
structions to Bidders may be
obtained at the offices of ihe
Archilécis and Owners *.-<"-

All. Trade Tenders will’ be,
received by the undersigned jot

later than 4:30 P.M... DST,

Tuesday, June 11h: 1974, atthe
ofiee of the Terrace - School
Board, 3211 Kenney . Sireel.
Terrace, “B.C. under «the
following conditions: a

(al. Tenders submitted . IN

DUPLICATE upon the fender.

forms provided by the .

chitecis, sealed in a plain‘en-:

velope marked as to Ile. per?
linent rade, and “ADDITIONS
TO. STEWART SECONDARY.
SCHOOL." ~ . .

tb) All bids over Five thousand «

dollars ($5,000.00)> shall “be.
accompanied by.a 5per cent bid
band and also @ letler. from a
Surety, Corapany agreeing lo:
agreeing.Jo, exchange . the bid
bond -for a. $0. per. cent Per-
formpance Bund {f called upon to
In Sa,, ut

The Board-af Trustecs will,

- post publicly all bids al their
office within.geven (7) days of
the closing of tenders:

The lowest or any Tender’ will

nol necessarily be accepted and
ie Board: of School ‘Trusiecs
reserves the right (o‘rejeci all
or any Tenders. ©" .
E. Wells
Secreldry, Treasurer, . -
School District
_ No, 88(Skeena-Cassiar) . ©
~ P.O. Box 189, .
Je Térrace, B.C."

an

AC-22}

| on ;

the Ar- °

4695 Kingsway. Burnaby, i,

s
5

The regular monthly meeting
of.the Kitimat-Stikine Regional
District Board took place in the
South Hazeltan Community Hall
an Feiday May 24. © .

The Regional District hired 22
students under the Careers 74
. plan under which the Provincial
Government pays the. salaries
and the Regional District the

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

idea and a:step in the. right’
direction’ towards preserving . -
the natural resources of . the
Lake. He encouraged the Board
lo give the public substantial
reasons far the moretoreum, as
oullined in the study and ag
given by Mr. Bill Schouwen-
berg. tn, cn
Mr. Bill Schouwenberg spoke

ws we ne —
. fs 7 y ' .
, iota 7 ;
eo ; :

ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION:
(1) Outdoor” Recreation
Projects . ; . .
. Presented was a letter from
Mr. ‘W.G.. Hughes - former
District Forester, dated March:
19, 1974, re proposed fecreation.
sprojects in the Terrace area,

* thé--Hazelton area, and the

Stawart Cassiar Highway.

fringe benefits, The students ~ priefly on. the limnological . —,.Thé Forest Service's program

_ will be working on. resource
planning in such domains as
_mining, forestry, fishery,. etc.
Some will also be undertaking
a history-af the’ Regional,
- District. Se
"Administrator John Pousette
reported that. ‘the .Thornhill
water.system being constructed

fox ‘the School Board will be -

using (2 inch pipe instead of ten
Inch pipe as planned because
“Yen inch pipe was not avaitable.
The infiltration gallery will not

will be sufficient for the School

aspects of Lakelse- Lake and he
mentioned ‘that.. the~ pollution
problem at the Lake was a very -
serious one, largely due lo-the -.
high input of mutrient from. the

; public. users. aye
_. BUSINESS

ARISING ; FROM.
THE MINUTES: ot: 7-0?
Agricultural Land Reserve —
_ Mr. Parfitt reported. thatthe
Regional. District ‘of -Kitimat- -
Stikine, had submitted. their:
proposed’. plan. for. ;the -

ig dependent on the fire season
experienced this-year. © Thelr
program fs designed to be co-
ordinatéd with the Department

“of: Highways: -rest ‘stop

programs, -The’ Forestry’s

program wilt be oriented: lo-the -

PSYU's and will.be of a low key.
nalure. “Proposed sites: . ~~
~ Maraon & Bornite Mtn. Trail
- Campsites at- Refuge. Lake
(Stewart-Cassiar’ Highway)

~ Sweetin Rivdr & Kispiox” ~
~ Upper Kispiox Road Site -

“be completed this summer bul. . Agricultural Land. Reserve.lo ~ Mie 1 - Suskwa.Road

needs. Fhe gallery will be

completed this -fall. There are _

five hydrants on. the: systems.
‘ Mr, Pouselte gave a Thornhill

* Planning Progress repart. as.

follows :- won

~Thornhill to be devioped as a
separate community capable of ~ ,
full independance. and self--

_ sufficiency. . This will require ;

concentration of development in

. that the Director of Lands, had. -

the B.C, Land Commission and
that each .
department in the field would be
requested: to ‘comment an it -
after being returned by the B.C.
Land Commission. yea

Meziadin Lake Subdivision .
The Lands Branch reported

been advised of the Boards -

_ request to have the auclion of

Government © ~

-- Kiniskan. Lake & Mezladin
Lake (Stewart -Cassiar High-
way) ne .
‘Mr. Norrish mentloned: that
the Parks Branch were in the
process of reviewing Professor
Dooling’s report of recreational
development along the Stewarl
Cassiar Highway. and that
Parks Branch Planning would

‘be related to the. recom-

mendations of Doollngs repart.
Mr, Bose, the Regional Land
Inspector, presented a map of
the Kitimat Stikine Region an
and the. Stewart Cassiar. High-

-way, outlining Ihe recreational

aid commercial developments
presently existing and those
which’. are . scheduled - for
development along the high-
way.s 0 .
(2) Tatogga Lake Subdivision
\*Presented was-a lelter from

- Mr. BE. Warneck, Land , ‘In-

spector, dated March 26, 1974 re

. . Loy 4 we an ~

‘Wilfred Hudson Splane

Wilfred Husdon Splane- Funeral
services ‘for the. late ‘Wilfred

present; Thornhill planning *- ihe Meziadin. Lake lots held in Hudson Splane,.age 20, were

areas: with”. restricted
development in (he remaining
areas. ree
- (2) That provisions be made

Stewart instead of Terrace. The
lands Branch emphasized that

the Board be. advised. that

Siewart residents may uppoint ..

held Monday, May -27th,: 1974
from the Pentecostal Church,
Prince George, wilh the Rev.

J.C. O'Brien . officiating.“ In- *

for ‘agricultu¥e and -small ,- an agent to bid on their behalf. ternment. ‘followed ai the

“holdings on land suitable, for .
the .

such development a5
greater Thornhill: ; ‘Terrace

Development Area bul such | Thornhill Waler System as merly of Terrace, brothers”
adopted by the Board at its | . eee
_ meeting on April 26, 1974 was

small holdings are to be. sul-.

-ficiently large so as to require

an absolule minimum of ser- ,

.vicing. ' os
(3). That land. that proves
unsuitable for development be

‘separated aut of the Grealer-

Thornhill - Terrace Develop-
men! Area and{rozen. + -
4b:

“yeservations apply: and — that
. Health, Water Act, Highway

Act, Green Belts, Municipal jhat the TPC advise the Board: ~
that in response to part 2 of the |
_ moratorium policy. that the

Affairs, Land Use Commission,
‘Pollution Control Board Act and -..
~*. pelated:Acts be fully-considered,, ° policy of.the Lands Branch was:
“such that.no cabins necessarily

in be ineluded in final plan.
, The, mileage payable to
' directors has been increased to

> 20-cents. per mile fram.15 and
the Out of Town per Diem Rate

nerensed:lo $90,.from: #4,
“$500 Was approved*ta ‘remove

“tihe'sand bation Hermait Creek

/ Subject: 1o'the approval of the

.iFederal ‘Fisheries’ Department.

US proposedBuilding By-Law
“was given: first and second
reading. It is a By-Law lo
regulate ihe. construction,

_ alleration, repair or demolition

af buildings. aud structures
within the Regional District
Kitimal-Stikine.. Regional
‘Technical Planning Commitlee
Meeling ‘ ,
Greater.” Terrace’ Tran-
sportaliqn Program
Mr. Norm Worsley. of Willis

“Cunliffe, Tait, presenied the
* propused - future. traffic . and -
- transportation program for the .

- greater . Terrace, area. | He

mentioned ; in-his presentation.’
“that only the early -stages af
planning have.been.dene, and =

that the proposal.was on a very
generalized basis. -

_ . «The transportation plan calls

for a- “grid”. system te ac:
commodate future traffic and
guide development. Such. a
“natives. -Rather (han. an
-prientation ‘to a downtown
_ eonire. o . :
He suggested thal -rights-of-
way should be preserved aj [he

onset before alienation, and thal.

the‘ corridors .should be ap-
proximately 200°, Development
could eventually. run, along {he
west: side: of thé: Kitimat

Terrace Alrport, south in the

direction ‘of Kitimat (a north.

“south direction).

Lakelse-Lake’ 0

Mr. .Bill. Sinclair, Chief of;
- Economy ;

Fisheries Service presented the:
-, Lakelse Lake: study. -: He ex-
-” plained how the.study had been

““&" “Sociology,

sel- ‘up -into’ ‘five. different
chapters these beings’
- the non-recreational usos of
the Lake. oe .
. - the users of (he Lake
=the economic & sacial ‘value
af the Lake .- ‘

-=°planning for, public use ‘ot.

~ Lakelse Lake’ "0: ;

. ce policies for Lake develop-
Memo. yp le

Research had been conducted

during the sumine r‘of 1973 by.
_ ‘telephone , surveys, mail (sur. :
- .veys, and “interviews on the

Kitimat, Terrace, . Prince

That.’ ‘provincial.
regulations, résiructions , .

_ Crown: Carried.

system lends itself io alter- -

Thornhill Water System 7
Acapy of the R109-1974 re the -

shown to the TPC and discussed

, briefly.

Tatogga Lake Subdivision.

I) was decided 10.defer the
mailer of..the ‘Tategga Lake,
Subdivision until ‘the New

. Business Section of thé “Agenda.

Lakelse Moratorium _
Duly moved. and seconded

had to be consiructed on leased
lois however,.the lot .must be
used for recreational, purposes.
Carried. 7 :

Duly moved
that. the TPC advisethe Board
that in response (0 Parl 3 of the
moratorium policy that on all -
Crown | ieases,, it -is ‘4
requirement that ‘they. meel
with the Health Department.
requirements in» regards . 10
sewage disposal: Carried. . *

Hazellon, Airstrip, rs
Mr.-Parfiit reported that the
metes and bounds, description of ;
the Hazelton airstrip had been
seit duwn to the Lands Branch,
profile uf he Airstrip was being
surveyed. 0! :

APPLICATIONS FOR LAND.
LEASE OR SUBDIVISION:
() Float” Plant) Base Ed-
dint enajon Lake oo
Duly moved and seconded by -
the.-TPC thal the. proposed
application’ for. a Float Plane.
Base at Eddontenajon Lake lies -
betweeti a ven_chain jakefrori :
reserve, aid a 10 chain highway
reserve in the tame of the

(2), Stikine Services Parcel

and. seconded:

lan was .
Terrace. spen! must of his short”

- 2, 1968,

Vanderhoof Cemelary.” - \
He ‘is survived by fils parents
Mr. and Mrs. J.A, Splane: for-*

David Cleveland

Mr. David Cleveland

Mawhinney, passed away ‘Aprit-.

37, 1974 in Oliver, B.C. where he

and his wile have resided for lhe -

past three years. He was in his
:B0th year... . :
“David-Mawhinney was born
in Cape Girardeau, Missouri,
Mareh 4, 1885.” His early years
were spent in. ~ Halband,
-Manitoba where he received his
education. After Jeaying home
in tis mid-leens he worked first
inthe, Uniled States ‘in Min-
nesota, (hen wesl to Seattle and

eventually up to lhe Klondike.
‘after leaving the. Klondike. he
“se(tled.: in .the , Skeena Valley
iiaking * Copperg:River..bi
ni

if : Wetssin nlgdaler:
|

ived until moving to Oliver in’

1971. He was married in 1958. .

his,

Terraee oe ther -
quate yealst. Geiger AVE DERN in, Van. ald
seated in Terrace -where:he., es ee a" prairie - ae

Danny, Emie and Stephen and
step-brother. Alfred. and -step- .
sisters Clara MacGowan,
Evelyn: Splane, -Helen” Dowd, |
Marianne” Vandervalk “dnd
Pauline ‘Pelers. “= 65
“Inlieu of flowers, donations lo
the Evelyn Splane Misstonary..
a

Fund care of the Pentecost

‘rapernacie, 497 Ospika Avenue, .°
Prince George'B.C.’ would be ~

appreciated.

a

Funeral services were held in

the Chapel ‘of Graham Funeral -
“Home Tuesday, April 30th at

2:00. pm, Officiating
clergyman was Rev. Desmond
Holl. Internment {ook pluce in

District

proposed

WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1974

ihe proposed location ‘ahd ”!
layout for a crown residential ,
subdivision near Tatogga Lake.
Mr. Férrler explained thal the
subdivision was. merely a
concept and that an‘site survey
was necessary (d work? oul. -A
final design. «ss !
“Duly moved “and seconded
that the TPC recommend to the,
Board thal ‘the mater of the
subdivision... at
Talogga Lake be tabled, until
further field work has been done
in the areas by the agencies
concerned. Carried...

{3) Bob Quinn. Lake Com-
mercial Leases +> 7

Duly moved and seconded :.
that the 'FPC retommend to the
Board that the plan for ihe

~ gommereial lease near..Bob .
in’ *
principal in order’ thal. the

Quinn ‘Lake .be approved
Department of Health and the

‘Department of Highways might:

undertake lo examine this site.
Carried.

(4) Trailer Court, Lot 5759,
RSCD, Mr, Gordon Little

. Duly moved: and seconded
that the TPC recommend le the
Board to request Mr. Gordon
Lie ta‘subimit a detailed plan
and specifics of his, proposed ©
development af a,trailer court
on Lat 5759, R5SCD, known as

‘Littles Island in order that (he.
‘Pollution Gontral - Branch,

Water Rights Branch and
Public Health might comment.-"
Carried.” ; . ;

. Sun Life

of Ganada

is pleased ‘to announce the
‘appointment of Willy W.
Schnelder, .C.L.U. As Senlor

. Representative

the Oliver ‘Public Cemetary. ; .. 4

Graham Funeral was entrusted
with arrangements.

Helen ‘ Polvin of | Athabasca,

Alberta}twa step-sons, William. /

Messenger of Prince George
and .Neil Messenger of
Moosejaw, Sask: Also his neice
Mrs. Gladys. Kerr -.and his
nephew Mr. Hud Fisher both of

provinces.

Lane el

Passed away suddently, as a

_fesuly af -a, logging decident
? April 18, 1974 Patrick fan Lance

. Mitchell, aged 26.. Survived ‘by
chis loving wdfe Arleen, a five *

Viciorla, and that a centre Hine-- year old.son, Shawn Patrick, - |
father. and mother Arthur and:
Joyce Mitchell, three sisters -°

, Mrs. Maralyme Stenquist, Mrs.

. Sharon. Alger and Miss:Helene :

Mitchell, of Terrace, ‘a, half

brother Keith -Mitchell“and half:

sister, Muriel -

Miller af ‘Win-
nipeg. Cet

born and raised in’

Jife here. with the exception af
-two years | spent in’ Prince
George whete!-he.-mel and.
married Arlene (nee Killer) in

Funeral service “were: held
April. 23 from» Knox United

of Houston.

: By
-, Regional, District, the’ srea is:

- Board that. (he prapased

Along Side Eddontenajon Lake. Church with the Rev. Dan Lewis

. Duly maved and ‘ seconded” officiating. Hymns. sung were ;

that the. TPC advise Mr. Gerald ‘Abide With Me’ -ayd ‘Rock of:
Mitchell,;President, Stikine.  Ages’.-Mackays Funeral: Home
‘Services thal, there is° a ten” was in charge of arrangenients:
chain lakefront reserve and'a.-. Internment’: was. in. he _Eil-
ten chain highway reserve. The sumkallum::Cemelary. Pall-
-Lands Branch’ advised that no “bearers-were Ed Gordon, Ole
formal application has yet been Hide, Alex ‘Houldan, “Robert
received ‘from Mr. Mitchell.” i
Carried. >
(3). Proposed Subdivision. of | ¢

- Former.-Episcopal. Subdivision”
“This. Subdivision meets .the
““Subdivision::Contral By-Law
, and Ihe proposed-waler sysiem "J
“is designed: to meet Ihe, Water.
=Rights Board regulations. .
~ Duly: moved’ ‘and. seconied
(hal. the TPC recommend to the

- Bord to approve the proposed [i

“of DLAW0.Carried
(4) Proposed of DL 440 /f
_ Rogswood Area 7 .
Although -this. subdivision -
meats the, Subdivision Control
: By-Law requirements: of: the

“yaledby, the, Fish, & Wildlife
Branch’ as vital winter range.
‘Neither’ B.C. Hydro nor the
School Board have long range -
"plans lo service lhe ares. ,
:.. Duly. moved and ‘seconded
“that the TPC recommend to the

sub-

Long. John’- Backman,’ and’

_-Rupert, Lakelse Lake residenis, -: division of DL 440. nol be ap-

Canadians and. non-resident. * prayed as it is not in the public

Canadians. A slide presentation.

i interest. Carried, .
was then given; showing maps

(5) The following applications.

anid (ables giving a.wide range’ for lease afid subdivision were: -
‘of statistics: concerning the -.,

presented’ for the members
information: - 7
“2 (o) Ageiculture Land ‘Lease,

ers., (heir. activities,

In! concludhig “Shis * presen--
atlon;:Mry Sluclair stated 'that~. -Klappan River

e ‘felt. the’ “moretoreum > \-):(b), Agriculture Land. Lease, *

“‘praposed by” the Board: ‘for’ “Weal ‘of of McEwan Creek &

Lakelse Lake was Indeed'agood.”. Xlappan Creeks. - '

“Junction “of -Caycte Creek . & 7

joco,

| 4616 Groig Ave.

Emile’ Zagar., Relatives and.
friends altending from: out-of-
town were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Killer from Williams Lake, Mr.
Douglas | Killer” of Prince
George, -Mr. and. Mrs. Ed
Kuemper.of Prince George and
Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Erickson

“resume, -to: *

Box 245

: Everything for the home winemaker
: now at Toso Crafts |

CRAFTS |

35-4442

wn He, is -
survived by his wife Harriel ‘of:
“Oliver, one-step-daughter Mrs. °

- Sales Representative |

oir Wanted
_$ales Opportunity in ‘Terrace and surrounding
-area with established homes manufacturer, -

‘Sales. experience in
preferred. Applicant must be a-‘Worker,. bon-

.dable, and, honest; and will be. required to
produce. the best of references. Relocatable,
generdus draw, attractive commissions and full
“Company benefits. Reply, with reference

A NATIONAL HOMES LTD.

WE ARE PLEASED.
TO ANNOUNCE

That we are the new
dealers for

| , THE WINEMAKERS? SHOP |

-” In-Horthwestern B.C,

Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada congratulates Willy
W. Schneider: on his ap-
pointmant as. _ Senior
Representative.” Mr.
Schneider —_ bagain his carrer
with Sun Life’ In 1959. The title
of Senior Representative ts
_ awarded to 4 representative of
_ proven comptence, . qualified

_ to give sound advice, and. for

quality af service to his
clients. eo

industry or related

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Terrace,

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