esday, November 16,1966‘ TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, TERRAGE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

ELP WANTED

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© LEGALS

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YOUNG ‘CANADA'S BOOK WEEK — :

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anadian ‘Forces

. Opportunities
S exciting eareer of travel
ad adventure with top pay
™ may await you in the -

mae =- Canadian Forces,

fee your recruiter from noon
a to 8 P.M. right here in

a 60C Terrace

. Peovember — Slumber Lodge

STED IN a financial tar-

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Contact R Mason or W. electors of the municipality.- The|.

4, IAC, Phone VI3-8301. ctf

IC wanted for diesel and
motor. Permanent employ-
t. Please apply in writing

mcanadian Longyear Lid,, Box
| Smithers, Atten. Paul Bed.
oo oe

ED a reliable person to
ly customers with Rawlelgh
ducts in Terrace. Write

, Dept E177-127, 589
., Winnipeg 2, Man.

EELP WANTED—Female

OGRAPHER required im:
iately. Short hand not
ired, but good typing essen:
S. Contact industrial Accept:
ge Corp,, Terrace, ”_ eft

ABLE, mature sitter, to care

‘ two pre-schoolers,
Pther works, References
pase. Phone V13-5385, plT

N TOP MONEY — Excitin

urs in a woman's world o

memetics. We train, full or part

me. Experience not necessary.
Studio Girl Cosmetics. For in-
sormation Phone VI 93-4496. pid

i WORK WANTED

BCH SCHOOL BOY wants work

mioing odd jobs after school or

maturdays. Phone V13-6879. tf
5

em LIABLE WOMAN. with refer-
mences, will devote full day to
ml or 2- preschoolers. Monday to
Friday in my own home. Cen-
tral location, Excellent facilities
‘or child, with large play area.
maGood hot.lunches, 4704 Straume
aRd., or Phone VI3-2962, cl7

me RPENTER WORK WANTED,
waiirst class workmanship; side
awalks, cement steps, house
Biraming, car ports; specialize in
wafinish work; all work guaran-
teed. Phone VI3-2706 anyt ime.

BYOK for small crew or second
Fcook for large crew. Female,
midde] age, available in two
fweeks, For more information
e Phone VI 3-2062. pls

AY CARE for two children in
fmy own home, Thornhill dist-
4 Yict. Phone VI3-6646. pl?

| NOTICE

District of Terrace
' TICE -

. Ni
HApplications for sewer or water
yrvice received from this day on
Hill be proceeded with ag far ag
yiound conditions permit.
However no guarantee ‘can be
en that these services will be
jalled before the Spring of

H. Buncombe,
Public Works.
Superintendent
November 16, 1966,
¢

#;COMING EVENTS

mihe Order of the Eastern Star
fuelling Christmas door wreaths,
min all proceeds going to the
Bicer fund. These wreathes. will
@ javailable by order only from
ia'( member or by phoning VI3-

or VI3-2048 before Novem- |

a1 30, The cost of each ‘wreath
# 2.00 and delivery will be made
A fr to Christmas. . 016

i LOST

S OTOROLA “handitalkie”. walk-

tion No. 7603. This
‘lof no general use. $25.00 re-

$21-0101, Vancouver. 19! —

while

‘talkie. B.C, Telephone identifi-

radio: is:
-{ ‘a private frequency therefore | 1048,
for return. Phone collect |:

THE DISTRICT OF TERRACE
_ NOTWE OF ELECTION
Public Notice is hereby given

of Terrace that I require the

Jence of, the - said: electors at. the a

Municipal. Hall on the 28th. day
of November, 1966, at the hour
of ten. o'clock in the forenoon,
for. the purpose of .electing per:
song to represent them as COUN:
CILLOR and TRUSTEE.

The mode of nomination of can-
didates shall be. as follows:
Candidates shall be nominated in
ting by two duly qualified

nomination-paper shall be. deliv.
ered to the Returning Officer at
any time between the date of this
notice ‘and noon of the day of
homination.. The nomination-paper
may be in the form preseribed
in the Municipal Act, and shall
state the name, residence, and
occupation of the person nomin-
ated in such a manner aa to
sufficiently. identify such candid-
ate, The nomination-paper shall be
subscribed to by the candidate.

In the event of a poll heing

necessary, such poll will be open-
ed at the Terrace Community
Centre, 4620 Park Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C,, on the 10th day of
December, 1986, ‘hetween the
hours 8 o’clock in the : forenoon
and & o'clock in the afternoon, of
which every person is hereby re-
quired to take notice and govern
himself accordingly.
_ An, advance poll will be held
in the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Hall between the hours
of 9 a.m. and & p.m. on Thursday,
December 8th, and Friday, Decem-
der Oth, 1986. :

Given under my hand at Ter-
race, BC. this 16th day of
November, 1986.

. POUL BOGELUND
-. Returning Officer. 18
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LAND REGISTRY ACT

RE, LOT Twenty-one Hundred and
Eighty (2180), Range Five (5),
‘Coast District, said to contain
Four decimal two (4.2) acres
‘more or less, subject to the con-
ditions of The Water Act —
Certificate of Tithe 22064-1, -

WHEREAS satisfactory. proof ‘of
lose of the above Certifitate of
Title issued in the name of. Sara
Helen Day hag been filed in this
office, notice is -hereby given
‘that I shall, at the expiration
of one month from the date of
the first publication hereof,
‘issue a Provisional Certificate of
‘Title in lieu of said lost Certifi-
cate, unless in the meantime
valid objection be made to me
In writing,

DATED at this Land Registry
Office, Prince Rupert, B.C. this
- Sth day of October, 1966, A.D.
E, T. Schooley,
Deputy Registrar of Titles
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NAVIGABLE WATERS
PROTECTION ACT
_ RSC, 1952, CHAPTER 193

PROPOSED HIGHWAY BRIDGE
OVER THE EXCHAMSIKS RIVER
NEAR THE CONFLUENCE OF
THE EXCHAMSIKS AND.

- SKEENA RIVERS

The: Minister of Highways, Gov-
erament of the Province of British
Columbia, hereby . gives notice
that he has, under Section 7 of
the above Act, deposited with the
Minister of Transport at Ottawa,
and in the office of the District
Registrar of the Land Registry
District of Prince Rupert at Prince
Rupert, B.C., a description of site

Excham

to the electors of the Municipality |:

‘are’ "Replatered

NOTICE.To ‘CREDITORS
‘The. estate of Mertin ANTONE
otherwise known as Anmuateaut

others having
tlaims against the abave estate are
hereby required to send them duly
verified, to the PUBLIC TRUS-
TEE, 635 Burrard Street, Vancou-
ver. 1, B.C, before the Qist day of
December, 1968, after which date
the assets of the said Estate will
be distributed having regard only
to claims that have been received.
’. Dennis R. Sheppard,

PUBLIC TRUSTEE.

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“FOR SALE -

The following vehicles are of-
fered for immediate sale to the
highest bidder:

1866 Chev. pick-up at Reum

Motors. noe

1063 Rambler. Classic 600, at
Totem BA compound. :
1962 Chev. pick-up at 4742
Lakelse Ave. ; ‘
1960 Falcon sialion..wagon at
Avenue Body Shop, Kitimat,
1958 Meteor 4door sedan at
Avenue Body Shop, Kitimat.
1961 Pontiac “Tempest’ station
wagon at Avenue Body Shop,
: Kitimat, ‘
Written bids should be submit-
ted to Skeena Adjusters Ltd. 4742
Lakelse Ave., Box 59, Terrace,
Phone VI3-2255. ; clT

EE ee
FINDING!
GOOD USED
LOADERS AT
DISCOUNT PRICES

Here's a selection of good used:
loaders at discount prices! Dur-
Ing Finning’s BIG Double Dis-
count Sale, you can save 5, 10,or
15% off list prices, :DOUBLE
these DISCOUNTS if you pay
cash with no trade. So get in on
B.C.'s BIGGEST bargainal Call
Jack Ewart, your Finning sales
representativel The number Is
843-2236! ,

FT-2482 — SAVE UP TO $2,880
on this Trojan (154 w/2yd.
bucket, cab. Tires 50-75%. In

‘ good operating condition. Fair
Buy, Terrace. Listed st $6,600,

* Save Up to 30%. ; .

Sale Price $8,160
Double Discount Price $6,720

FT-8818 — SAVE UP TO $2,400
on this 1954 Hough HM w/1%-
yd, bucket Tires €0%. In good
shape, Fair Buy, Vernon. Listed
at $8,000, save up to 30%. |

Sale Price $6,800
Double Discount Price $5,400

FT-8824 — SAVE UP TO $2,850
on this 20A 977 Traxcavator
w/2-yd. bucket, Pair to pood
shape. Falr Buy, Vancouver.
Listed at $9,500, save up to
30%, Sale Price $8,075

Double Discount Price $6,450

FT-8560 — SAVE UP TO §1,450
on this 12A 955 Traxcavator
w/lig-yd. bucket, Machine in

. Very good shape. CERTIFIED

BUY, 60-day warranty, Vancou-

ver, Listed $14,500, save up to

10%. . Sale Price $13,775

Double Discount Price $13,050

7.8752 — SAVE UP TO $3,118

on this 1958 Int. TD9 w/1\,-yd.

bucket, In fair to good -condi-
tion, Fair Buy, Vancouver. List:

ed at $10,750, save up to 30%.

Sale Price §9,245
Double Discount Price $7,632.

FT-8582 — SAVE UP TO $2,085

. on this 1959 Hough 12 w/1%-yd,
bucket. Fair to good condition.
Fair Buy, Vancouver. Listed at
$6,950, save up to $30%..

Sale Price $5,907
Double Discount Price $4,865

FT-2653 — SAVE UP TO $1,875.
on this 1054 Cat No. 6 loader
w/2%-yd. bucket, canopy. Gen-
eral condition fair to good and
operates well.. Fair Buy, Van-

sted at $6,250, aave up
.._ . Sale Price
Double Discount Price

‘FINNING ..
TRACTOR.
_ . Your Caterpillar Dealer
4621 Kelth Avenue. -
Terrace, B.C. = Phone 849-2736
and Traxcavator |.

ATs |

| MOBILE HOME MOVING.

. .- November 5 to. 22 has

In Terrace, head librarian, Mrs.
Mien Van Heek said this week
that over half of the Terrace
library membership is comprised
of children under 14.

Over 1000 children in our conm-
munity make use of the facilities
offered by the Terrace Library.

Their tastes vary, but for the
most. part, they prefer fictional
adventure stories and non-fictional
works..on history, geography and
nature study. .

Survey Underway

By Molymine

Molymine Explorations Ltd. an-
nounced last week an Induced
polarization survey is underway
on its new quartz-brecela zone,
whigh was uncovered last month.
‘Company president W. D.
Yorke-Hardy said that following
the survey to outline drill targets
for the Mineral Hil! property, near
Smithers, B.C., a winter diamond
drilling program will be announce:
d

ed, .

Yorke-Hardy also said 4 mag-
netometer survey is being taken
concurrently with the LP. inves:
tigation on the new zone.

The topper-molybdenum area,
which is a minimum 500 feet by
1,500 feet, was termed “highly
encouraging” by W. M. Sharp,
Molymine’s consulting engineer.
He also said the area has a “mark:
ed degree of potential for the oc
currence of large significantly
mineralized zones.” ;

@ CARDS OF THANKS

We -would like to-thank the
many people who helped us fol-
lowing the loss by fire of our
trailer home and all our posses-
sions.

With special thanks: to Libby
Anderson and all those who
attended the “benefit dance” held
on our behalf.

We are indeed grateful. ;

- . Joyce and John Almgren.

We, the family of the late Wil-
liam Robinson, wish- to express
our heartfelt gratitude for the
many kindnesses and expressions
of sympathy extended to ug in our
bereavement, —

With special thanks to. Dr.
Nicholson, the nurses and staff of
Mills. Memorial. Hospital, and the
many friends who-came to our
sistance, mn

Mrs, Neva Robinson and
Bonnie, Linda and Bill
Dougall and Billy. DIT

© MACHINERY

JOHN DEERE CRAWLER tractor,
420 or take over payments.
Phone evenings VI3-5542, p17

© MORTGAGES

BRITISH MORTGAGES LTD, buys
Agreements for Sale and existing
Mortgages, - including out of

_ town: write 300-5600 Dalhousie

_ Road, Vancouver 8, =

® MISCELLANEOUS

ROOF LEAKING? Repair or re
cap it the southwestern way
th Swepco; quaranteed -me-
thod. Save by doing it yourself.
Phone E, L, Polding VI 3-683.

FOR BEAUTY Counselor cos-
: metic .“‘Information. Phone:
Mrs. Wilma Fregin, V13-2380

Local
d long distance ha . Phone
a er

‘PEANO TUNING and repair, For

|} terplllar Tractor

Trad of
ones of

. appointment. Phone
- Spears, VI3-2027.

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Over 1000 Children —— ee |
Use Terrace Library |}

been set aside once again as

Young Canada’s Book Week, and across the nation the words
children and books have become synonymous.

The Terrace Library has some
1500 children’s books on hand aa
well ag a reference section which
is always in use by students of all
ages. | .

Mrs. Van Heek said Terrace
children ‘respect books and. that
generally, there is very little: dam-.
age to books berrowed by young
people. a “

This year, posters have ‘been
placed on display in all Terrace
schools to denote Young Canada's
Book Week, and free book mark-
ers are being distributed’ to all. ;
local school children. ;
” Patron of Young Canada’s Book
Week for 1066 is John F. Hayes
who has offeréd the criticism that _
parents do not encourage enough .
reading in the home. ;

He said -in a statement this.
week, “Not nearly enough prac-
tical action is being shown - by
what appear to be concerned par.
ents, to encourage reading -in the
home — not just by talking about
it, as most unfortunately do, but
by regularly providing good books
for their youngsters: by sharing
with the young people the satiafac-
tion and pride which inevitably
stems from the ownership of a
good book; by demonstrating,
rather than complaining.”

He concluded, “The cold, blunt
facts of the matter add up to an -
inescapable indictment of adult
indifference — not q criticism of
the young.” ue

AROUND the TOWN

Mrs. L Johnson, a member of
the Terace post office staff, re- .
turned Monday from her vacation.

-| She visited relatives and friends Ho
in the East and West Kootneys’ (ii

and jhe Vaneouver area.

Annual Party Held Za

For Little Helpers
The St. Matthews Anglican 14th
Annual Little Helpers party was
Held Saturday, November 5, open-
ing with a service in the church
followed by activities in the Parish -

“ne-18) pratt

Children played games and en-
joyed refreshments donated by
Anglican Women, Balloons for the

occasion were donated by. Allen
Dubeau, —
ee pores:

GUIDE, BROWNIE,
RANGER NEWS

First Kitsumkalum Brownie
pack welcomed eight new mem:
bers Tuesday, November 8 when
Gertrude Henkel, Heather Birtch,
Dawny Magnus, Debbie Read, Sha:
ron Waller, Joy Griffiths, Shawn
Karrer and Amelia Bussiere too!
their Brownie vow. .

Brown Owl Mrs. C. Place en-
rolled the young ladies.

Following the ceremony,

-|mothers of the Brownies as well

as other guests were
freshmente. ;

GEE ee
LETTERHEADS?
BUSINESS FORMS?
BROCHURES?

. ENVELOPES?

BUSINESS CARDS?
FLYERS? ~ ;

POSTERS? .
"MENUS?

Yes, .

served Te

these are only a few of
: many: printing Jobs we
_ eon do for YU sae
TERRACE OMINECA HERALD

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