Wednesday, march 30 1966

TERRACE “Omineca’” HERALD, TERRACE BRITISH COLUMBIA’

Page Seven

» FOR SALE

© COMING EVENTS

@ MACHINERY

@ LEGALS

ID PONTES and saddle horses,
m 16 to choose from. Buy with con-
fidence from the man who rals-
ed horses, On highway 16, 544
miles west of South Hazelton.
ms Dewey Cummins, Box 68, South
§ Hazelton, 36

FERY REASONABLE and in very
good order, candy, cigarette and
coffee vending ‘machines. Con-
me tact the manager at Terrace
s Coin-O-Matic. ctf

OR LAPIDARY jewellery phone
VI 38-6879. stf

For prompt efficient service.
INORTHERN RUBBER STAMP
Will pick up and deliver, Con-
tact Tess Brousseau. Phone
V1i3-6879, or leave at the
“Herald” office downsteirs. tf

5

aeb,000 FT, of mixed lumber, ship-
mm iap, channel siding and 2 x 4’s;
me price $750. Phone V1 35-6879. stf

MAUCTION SALE, Saturday, April
m2, 1:30 p.m. New tools, new
Me household goods, musical instru-
mimments, bunk beds, new mattres:
ases, floor polishers, vacuums.
a Whatever you're looking for —
eaitry the auction first. Sears Auc-
mation and Second Hand Sales,
eee 3004 North Kalum, VIp24l4.

ZeOCOMPOSED poultry manure for
om sale; $3 a yard or $9 a load, de-
ae livered. Samsom Poultry Farm,
m Phone VI 3-27009. 038

a FOR SALE
mattiLCO refrigerator, 9 cu. ft. $80.
a 300 amp, welding generator with
msome equipment, $50. Danby
electric range $15. Radio and re-
cord player GE,.$10. China ca-
m™ binet $15 Double bed with pos-
turepedic mattress, $25, Mr, and
Mrs, Dresser, $20. See at 71 Oka-
nagan Kitimat. p36

; OIL COOK stove, in good condi-
tion. $40. Phone V1I3-2894. p36

GE, 21" TV. $89.95

BRCA HiFi $59.05

BHumen straight sewing machine
A-l shape $30.

924 inch McClary range, large oven
f was $119.95 now $78.95,
Singer straight sew machine in
cabinet $12.95,

RAlso for sale two treadle machines
m™ — make an offer!

BrExtra large electric range 40
B wide. Yours for $39.95. .
gRepossessed Chesterfield and chair
s new price $434.95, payments
$12.50, -balance $220.95.
Repossessed seven pce. dinette ste
new price $189.05, payment $7.50
balance $99.95.

mRepossessed 30 inch 1985 Tappan
Tange, new price $308.95, pay-
ment $12.00, balance $220.00.

B. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

TERRACE AND District Credit
Union 2ist annual meeting
March 29, 7:00 p.m. Gim’s Res-
taurant Banquet Room. Dinner
$1.00 per person. Business meet-
ing at 8:30 p.m. ctf

B-V 100 SKAGIT yarder with 165
Cummins deisel complete with
Gearmatic; new sleigh, com-
pletely rigged ready to £0;

terms arranged, Phone VI3-|.
2234. ctf

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY annual
ball — Frisco Frolics — Friday,

May 6 at Community Centre,,

Highlight of the evening is a
floor show — music by Esquires
and dinner served. Tickets $6
per person. Make your reserva-
tions now by phoning Helen
Lloyd Vi 3-2087. Tickets must be
picked up and paid for by Apt

TERRACE PICTURE Loan Associ-
ation will meet for the purpose
of exchanging pictures on Fri-
day April 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the
Sample room of the Lakelse
Hotel. Please not the change of
location. - c36

AUCTION SALE, Saturday, April
2, 1:30 p.m. New tools, new
household goods, musical instru-
ments, bunk beds, new mattres-
ses, floor polishers, vacuums,
Whatever you're locking for —
try the auction first. Sears Auc-
tion and Second Hand Sales,
3504 North Kalum, V13-2414.

NOTICE. I wish to announce to
members of the Terrace Soccer
Club and all interested parties
that the annual meeting will be
held April 3, 2:30 p.m. in the
Lakelse Hotel sample room.
Everyone interested is urged to
attend. Waldemar Penner c36

DAUGHTERS OF the Nile bake
sale at the Terrace Co-op, Thurs-
day, April 7, from 2 te 4 Pm

NDP ACTIVITIES
SKEENA Provincial Constituency
general meeting, Saturday, April
2, at 1:00 pm. at elubrooms.
Banquet - dance and inaugura-
tion of Youth Club at 7:00 p.m.
at the Lakelse Hotel Banquet
toom. Clubmeeting: First Wed-
hesday each month 8:00 pm, at
clubrooms. Discussion - work-
shop every Monday 7:30 p.m.
at clubrooms, Join the New De-

mocrats, e36

@ INFORMATION WANTED

$100 REWARD for information
- leading to arrest and conviction
of person or persons, who dur-
ing Friday night, March 25, caus-
ed damage to a 1958 brown Chev
parked on Kalum Street near
Terrace Hotel. Contact Western
Motor Association representa-
tive B. H. Bristol. Phone. VI3-
5652 or write P.O. Box 606 Ter-
race, B.C, e3

ANYONE knowing the where-
abouts of Clarence Floyd Deger-
hess and Margaret Isobel Deger-
ness, formerly. of Invermere,
B., please write “Box 335, The
Terrace Omineea Herald, Ter-
race, BC

aIEN OR WOMEN — up to $100
§ per week part time, Work near
* your home, set your own hours.
= Training provided. Dignified
m work, Can lead to full time car:
a eer if desired. Write Advertiser

Box 328, Terrace Herald. pad

HELP WANTED—Female .

MARGE RETAIL store requires
two women for part-time work;

mm top wages and working condi-
E tions. Reply in own handwriting,
stating age, education and mari-
me tal status to Advertiser, Box
1} 331, Terrace Herald. c36

MIMEDIATE opportunity for em-
fe ployment in doctor's office for
Hexperienced bookkeeper - typist.
mn Please reply in own hand writ-
ming with references to Adverti-
mem ser, Box 333, Terrace Herald. ctf

SBRAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS
MAKE it yours! A pleasant profit-
Mable way to earn. Avon Cosmet-
wemics, Write Advertiser Box 306,
errace Herald. 3

ERK TO train as machine oper:
tor or teller. For further infor-
mation apply Royal Bank of
M-anada or phone VI3-2201, c3é

MISSIONARY BAPTIST mission-
ary desires to establish a mis-
sion point in this area with a
view to establishing a new testa-
ment church, Our belief Js that
all men are sinners and stand
in need of a saviour, God pro-
vided the saviour when His son
died on Calvary’s cross. In
Christ's personal ministry He or-
ganized His church, he gave His
church two ordinances, the
Lord's Supper and Scriptural
baptism: He commissioned His
church commanding them to
preach the gospel to all nations
and telling them He would be
with them down to the end of
this age. We believe the true
church has come down through
the ages and can be identified,
by its doctrines, practises and
historical records. True baptists
stand separate from all churches
founded this side of Christ's
ministry, If interested and de-
slre more information please
write elder A, G. Aspinall, RR.
I, Quesnel, B.C. ’ :p36

REWARD

$100 .
6 | For. information leading to arrest

and conviction of person or per:
sons damaging aerial on red and
White 1962 Pontiac. Damage be-
lieved to have occurred: Friday
evening March 11 on Kalum St.
or at Community Centre. Con-
tact Western Motor Association
representative B. H. Bristol VI3
5652 or PO Box 606, Terrace. tt
c

SWING |
-INTO
SPRING

COME IN AND SEE THE

SWINGINGEST
EQUIPMENT EVER
ASSEMBLED ON THE
LOWER MAINLAND
UNHEARD OF
DEALS

Trades Welcome

Cheice of Finance
Plans

Over 65 Machines To
Choose From

EXAMPLES:

“8!TRACTORS

D? - 174 —TURBOCHARGED

ee ae ey

$26,500

D6-9U Hydraulic Angle Blade
and Winch, Canopy Guard.
Good unit $ 3,500

SPECIAL

TDI6, 1959 Model. Hydraulic
Diade. Late style Carco
winch. Almost new under-
carriage. Only once at this
price § 9,500

HD20, ALLIS QHALMERS,
Cable Angle Dozer. Choice
of rear Cable Control_or
winch. Medford Canopy. The

sewer ones

Best “20 we have ever
had going at ......... § 9,000
LOADERS

TD-8 1956 -MODEL — Interna-
tional Drott loader, bucket
and Winch, Canopy Guard,

Time ever offered
at $ 7,500

HD-6G ALLIS OHALMERS
Crawler Loader — as Nice
a little Loader as We've
ever had $ 7,500

Ce ce ce

a ee ey

SPECIAL

NO. 6 TRACPOR SHOVEL 1954
Model. 214 yd. Bucket, runs
well, needs some work

Mechanical special .... $ 4,500

THE TIME TO DEAL
IS NOW

USED PARTS DEPARTMENT
WITH $100,000 PARTS
INVENTORY AVAILABLE

Both Ports Department
and Equipment Yard
Open All Day Saturday

COMPLETE RENTAL
FLEET
K. BINNS

Equipment Co. Ltd,

5894 MARINE Dr., Burnaby 1, B.C.
{Ft. of Gilley Ave.)

Offite, Days: 434-2651
PARTS Eves, 277-6974
EQUIPMENT Eves, 321-1282

'@ WANTED TO RENT

TWO OR THREE bedroom house,
located close in. By July 1, or
before. Phone V13-6205 after 1
p.m, poe

@ WORK WANTED

RELIABLE GIRL available for
babysitting after school and on
Friday or Saturday evenings. Ph.
Shelley, VI 3-5718, atf

WILL TAKE care of children in
own home Monday to Saturday;

reasonable rates, live close to
hospital, Phone VI3-2667. 37

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS
FORESTS, AND WATER
‘WATER RESOURCES
TIMBER SALE X-99187

Sealed tenders will: be received
by the District Forester at Prince
Rupert, B.C., not later than 11:00
a.m, on the 12th day of April, 196¢
for the purchase of Licence X:
88187, to cut 611,000 cubic feet of
Hemlock, Cedar, Balsam, Spruce
and Other Species Sawlogs, on an
area situated on Déparitment of
Transport's Beam Station Road, 9
miles South of Terrace. C.R. 5.

Four (4) years will be allowed
for removal of timber, ;

As this area !s with the Skeena
PS.Y.U. which is fully. committed,
this sale will be awarded under
the provisions of section 17 (1a)
of the Forest Act, which gives the
timber-sale applicant certain pri-

leges

Further particulars may be ob.
tained from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B.C., or the Forest
Ranger, Terrace, B.C. e368

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
FORESTS, AND WATER
RESOURCES

‘

TIMBER SALE X-98218

Sealed tenders will be received
by the District Forester at Prince
Rupert, B.C., not later than 11:00
a.m, on the 3rd day of May, 1986,
for the purchase of Licence X-
98218, to cut 555,000 cubic 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, C.R. 5.

Three (3) years will be allowed
for removal of timber,

As this area is within the Skeena
S.Y.U., which is fully committed,
this sale will be awarded under
the provisions 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, BC. c39

INVITATION TO BID
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed tenders endorsed “Ten-
der for Skeena Secondary School
Vocational Wing” will be received
by Mr. E. Wells, Secretary-Treas-
urer, School District No. 53, P.O.
Box 1238, Terrace, B.C., up ta 4:00
P.M, local time, Tuesday 26 April,
1966, Plans, specifications and
form of tender may be obtained
from the architects. General con-
tractors may obtain one set only
on deposit of $50.00 which will be
refunded upon receipts of a bona
fide bid and the return of docu:
ments in good condition within 10
days after tenders close, Addition-
al sets may be purchased at a cost
of $25.00 per set (non-refundable).
Documents will be available for in-
spection at the usual locations in
Vancouver, Prince George and at
the School Board Office.

Tenders must be accompanied
by a Bid Deposit Bond drawn in
favor of the Owner in the amount
of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,-
000.00) which will be forfeited if
the party tendering fails to enter
Into a contract when requested.
The successful tenderer will be re-
quired to post a 50 per cent Per-
ormance Bond within ten (10)
days after award of contract.

The Prince George Bid Deposi-
tory System will be used as spaci-
fied for the receipt of bids from
Laminated Timber, Masonry, Roof:
ing, Glazing, Millwork, Resllient
an Flooring, Painting and
Decorating, Plumbing, Mechanical
and Electrical trades, Trade ten-
ders will be received by the De-
pository up to 4:00 PM. local
time, Friday 22 April, 1966.

Tenders containing escalator or
other qualifying clauses will not
necessarily be accepted

Briggs Greenwell
Architects

1561 Fourth Avenue
Prince George, B.C,

For:

Mr. E. Wells

Secretary - Treasurer —
School District No, 53
Terrace, B.C. c36

e@ PET CORNER

ONE WELSH mare or will trade
for quiet Shetland gelding suit-
able for a very young child.

" Associates

Final Trails Concert
Slated For Sunday

Two artists of world-wide fame
will grace the Mount Elizabeth
stage at the fourth concert of Ki-
timat'’s Alaska Music Trail series,
the french flute - piano duo of
Michel Debost and Christian Ival-
di. Music lovers will note the day
Sunday, April 3, the time 3:00 p.m.
and the place Mt. Elizabeth audi-
torium to hear these international-
ly acclaimed artists in person.

The duo are making their second
tour of North America, after con-
eertizing extensively all over Eur-
ope. Flutist Debost was on tour
last year in Russia and Japan, So

Far East and Russia last spring
that he has been invited again to
these countries for extended tours
next year, Besides solo recitals in
Russia he performed with the
Moscow Chamber Orchestra and
was invited by its conductor, Bar-
chai, to coneertize with them in
Europe and to record with the or-
chestra for Angel Records. Debost
will tour Russia and Japan with
the group next season and with
them will record the Vivaldi flute
concertos, ;

Christian Ivaldi was born in
1938 and began his piano studies
at the age of five. His teacher was
his mother, who is a professional
Pianist. She also gave him a thor-
ough training in theory ard key-
board technique. He was consid-
ered a remarkable student at the
Paris Conservatory, that strictest
of European Institutions to which
only the most remarkable are able
to gain entrance. Before he was
twenty, Ivaldi had won the Paris
Conservatory first prizes in piano,
in chamber music, in harmony, in
counterpoint, and in piano accom-
paniment,

er
CENTENNIAL MEMO

Prince Rupert’s name was cho-
sen through a Grand Trunk Paci-
fic contest. Miss Eleanor M. Mac-
donald of Winnipeg won the $250

prize,

® LEGALS

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
FORESTS, AND WATER
RESOURCES

TIMBER SALE X-9821)

Sealed tenders will be received
by the District Forester at Prince
Rupert, B.C., not later than 11:00
on the 12th day of April, 1966,
for the purchase of Licence X-
$8211, to cut 548,000 cubic feet of
Hemlock, Cedar, Spruce, Balsam,
Cottenwood and Other Species
Sawlogs, of an area situated vicin-
ity of lot 5147, 2 miles East of
Lakelse River, 8 miles Northwest
of Lakelse Lake C.R. 5.

Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal of timber.

As this area is within the Skeena
P.S.Y.U., which is fully commit-
ted, this sale will be awarded
under the provisions of section 17
(la) of the Forest Act, which gives
the timber sale applicant certain
privileges.

Further particulars may be ob-
tained from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B.C., or the Forest
Ranger, Terrace, B.C. - 036

® MORTGAGES

BRITISH MORTGAGES LTD. buys
Agreements for Sale and existing
Mortgages, including out of
town: write 300-5600 Dalhousie
Road, Vancouver 8, ctf

MORTGAGE MONEY for new con-
struction AVAILABLE. Write to
Suburban Building Products Ltd,

5. No 1, Box 38, Prince
George, B.C. ctf
® NOTICE
NOTICE

I WISH to announce to mem-
bers of the Terrace Succer
Club and all interested par-
ties that the annual meeting
will be held April 3, 2:30
pm. in the Lakelse Hotel
sample room. Everyone inter.
ested is urged to attend.

c36

Waldemar Penner

Write Box 878, Smithers, B.C.
; , pss,

successful was his reception in the