Sewn:

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ednesday, May 25,1966.
WANTED

AGE. WANTED. -Unimproved }
and remote lots purchased. Send
mmxact location and price to D.
a: Mullin, Box 158, Toronto ‘5;

Pntario. etd
OND-HAND single mattresses. |
hone VI8-6879. «=i tf.

mUNG MAN requires ride to
, ancouver, June 10. Please Ph

MORTGAGES

me liSH MORTGAGES LTD. buys
eeereements for Sale and existing

ortgages, including’ out’ of
write 300-5600 Dalhousie
feecad, Vancouver & “otf

BBUSINESS
mmOPPORTUNITIES

mee LNG SCHOOL business, in-
meevding car with full dual con-
memols. For further informstion
mone VI3-5018, affer 5 Pm

SeVORK WANTED
RIENCED bookkeeper desir-

am work in own home. Phone
me 3-5040 and ask for Carol. p45

Travel

‘Training
Adventure:

-|The fanadian Forces today have
a fresh, progressive outlook and

the best of modern equipment, |
Opportunities for men of.
initiative and intelligence have
seldom been better. See your
CANADIAN FORCES
_ RECRUITING OFFICER —

- about the variety of postions

open in the Navy, Army, and

Air Force to young men I7 to 29

with grade 8 or better.
Particulars available —
noon to 8 pm. right here in
| TERRACE —
TUESDAY, MAY 31
TERRACE HOTEL

FERIENCED woman requires
macretarial - stenographice. work
Meuly trained. Full. time work
areferred. Reply aren Box

me, ‘Terrace Herald,

MERIENCED finishing carpen-
er wants work, by the hour or
mntract, Phone Chris Nielsen at
ml3-2702 ‘after 5pm. - pds

WANTED reliable man ag dealer

Terrace, Experience not nec.
essary. Fine opportunity to step
into old profitable business
where Rawleigh :Products have
been sold for yéars. Big profits.
Products furnished on credit,

- Write Rawleigh; Dept. E-177-163,
ae Henry Ave,, Winnipeg 2,
an,

YOU have any building prob-
macms contact R & W Construc-
ion. We do all types of repair
mevork — no job too small or too

NIGHT CLERK by June 1. Apply

2258.

at The Cedars, Phone VI3

moig; by the hour or contract,
MSidewalks, steps, insulation; gyp-
kocking house framing, roofing.
We specialize in finishing car- |.
mpentry work. Phone VI3-2706.

TWO LICENSED log sealers for

export company located in Pr,

-‘ Rupert. Steady. work and good

starting rate. Reply-to Mr. E. W.

- Davies, 1329 Ist. Overlook, Pr.

Rupert, B.C. Phone 624-3367,

| NOTICE

@ LOST’

SATIONAL CASH Register Co. of
gCanada will have a machine dis-

play for all businessmen at: the
wLakelse Hotel, May 30, 31 and

mic: GINGERBREAD Kindergar-
mten wishes to announce that ap-
BDlications are open for after:

une 1, :

MEDIUM SIZED male dog, re

sembling Border Collie. Brown
with white underbady, front and
back of néek. Answers to Tippy,
Lost from No, 10‘Skeena Valley
Housing, Airport Road. Phone
VI 3-5342.~ pi4

mnoon classes ~- teacher, Mrs, J.
Koster. The meeting for new

@ MISCELLANEOUS.

mothers for the next term will
be held on June 14 and regis-
stration fee of $5 should he
abrought to this meeting. A full
attendance would be. appreciat

aod,

COPPER LAKES Hoy’s Camp June

25 to July 22, 8 to 14 years,"
$75, 1d-day minimum.. Write:
Lefty Gardiner, Box 336, Smith:

i COMING EVENTS

CONTACT Robert Spears, Phone
6685. i .

FOR PIANO TUNING

VI3 ctf

BRRACE NDP Club, rummage
gale, Lakelse Hotel sample room.
2 to 5 p.m, May 28, 1966, -

evonthly meeting, ‘June 1, 1066
mt club rooms, 8 p.m.

ARE. YOU thinking of building a
new home? Concrete work is our |:

_ business. For complete base-
ment, footing, wall and floor de-
tail, Phone Val at WiSa07,

EM SADDLE Club's first Gym-
thana of the year will be held
t Christy Park on Eby St. at

MOBILE HOME MOVING. Local

1

and long distance hauling. Phone
Fagan, V1 3-6463,"_ ; ctf

p.m, ‘Saturday May 23. p44

SENGAGEMENT
= ANNOUNCEMENTS

AND MRS. Gotifred E. Bredy
sh to announce the engage-

AUCIION SAULE,: Thursday even-

_ Ing, 7:30 p.m. SEARS AUCTION
SALES, North Kalum, Musical
instruments, office equipment,
ears, household furnishings,
many other new and used items.

e44 | 1600 x 24 20 ply

rent of their only daughter
yita Virginia to Mr. Norman
. Rolfsen, son of Mr. and Mrs,
smseph Rolfsen, Terrace, B.C.
sane wedding will take place- on |-
mine 25, 1966 at 7:00 pm, from

ROOF, LEAKING? Repair or ‘re

-cap it the southwestern way
with Swepco; quaranteed me-
thed. Save by doing it yourself,
Phone .E. L, Polding VEB6835.

oo. e

Morist Lutheran Church, Ter-
mice, B.C.

'

BSALVAGE

cf4 | THORNHILL

TWO-CYCLE Service,
old Highway 16 east, Repairs all
mowers, ‘tillers, saws and out-

. boards. Open to:12 pm. p45

1H FOR SCRAP copper, brass,
fad, aluminum, radiators; -we
mavage your waste. O.K. Used
mods, Terrace, B.C. Phone vi

ao le

or

EVANTED TO RENT.

Bs THREE bedroom. house,

WATCH FOR...
OPENING SOON. OF
‘Student °°

_ Driving: School.

~ Witte, Qualified Triple “AH
' Instructor Avallable’ ed

ay

|@ HELP WANTED—Male © LEGALS _

AUCTION OF TIMBER -—
_ SALE X-9652

There will ba offered for aslo
at public auction, at 10:50 a.m. on
Friday, June 17, 1968, In the office
of the Forest Ranger, Kitimat, B.C.
the Licence X.96582, to cut 375,000
eubie feet of Balsam, Hemlock, Ce-
dar, Spruce and Other Species, On
an area situated North of Kitimat
Arm, partly within Kitimat Muni-

cipility CR 5, ;

TERRACE. “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE. BRITISH COLUMBIA.

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 ob-
tained from the District Forester
Prince Rupert, B.C.; or the For-
est Ranger Kitimat, B.C, c45

FOSED AMENDMENT TO
ZONING BYLAW No, 299

NOTICE is hereby given that
a Public Hearing will be held
on applications to have:

Lots 1, 2 and 3 Blk 5 DL.
369 Pln 972 (on Lazelle behind
forestry) from residential No, 3
to high density commercial.

The hearings will be held in
the Municipal Office .at. 7:30
pan, June 14, 1966, a

All persons having any inter-
est in the rezoning of the pro-
perty aforementioned shall take
hotiee and be governed accord:

ingly,
DISTRICT OF TERRACE
J. Pousette ~~
* Administrator 45

OFFER FOR USED TIRES

OFFERS: plainly marked on the
envelope, “Offer on P.T. No, 23”
will be received by the undersign-
ed up to 5 pm, June 3, 1968, to
purchase and remove, by contract,

quantities of used tire casings dur- |

ing the period of time to March

31, 1967, in the following cate. |

gories. -
. {a) Passenger and light truck

: __ sizes .
_(b) Heavy truck sizes:
_ (¢) Grader, earthmover and
farm tractor sizes: Do
located “as is and where is” at the
De artment of Highways as listed
below: oe ;
Langford, Cloverdale, Cranbrook,
Prince George, Kamloops, Pouce

| Coupe, Terrace, Nelson.

: For further information, contact
the office of the superintendent of
equipment, Department. of | High-
ways, - Victoria, B.C., Department
of Highways ‘regional mechanical
superintendents at Kamloops, Pr.
George or Nelson: or Department
of Highways official in charge at
the particular yard. ;

Conditions of sale-are:

(1). The successful bidder mus
remove, on demand, the accumulat-
ed salvageable tires. .

2) The bid must. indicate a
firm price per casing, for all sizes
listed herein, for each yard.

Passenger and light truck to
20. in, 700 x 20 3=800.x 16
. 630x168 650x 20
700x177 700 x18
Truck 7-17 .- 5
750 x. 17 750 x 20
~B1TxX5:  B19%5
825x20 900 x 18
000 x 22 900 x 24
'  1000x% 22 11% 20
Grader.
1200-x 24
24 1600 x 24 16 & 18 ply
. 1800 x 24 12
1800 x 24 20 ply
a 2400

& 16 ply

All 15" castings 640 x 15 - 820 x 15
All European sizes, 12", 13”, 14”,

Farm tractors

|_Offers'on individual. yards will| =

be considered;
. Area. to be
to the

official. ana
The highest or any. offer will-not

leit clean and tlay
satisfaction

‘necessarily be: accepted, but the|*

hearer of 2 successful bid ‘will be

‘|| required to: pay the SS. Tax.

_ |,Chalrman,'
|” Purchasing“Commiaaion,

‘1100 x 24] §
1300 x 2418

of the district |<.

A social evening was held in the
Free Church, which was decorated

ated anniversary cake made by

years. They have two children,

OVER FIFTY FRIENDS gathered on May
Howard Toftager of Terrace celebrate their

erthe

25 to help Mr. and Mrs. ;
25th wedding anniversary.
recreation hall of the Evangelical
with silver, pink and white stream-

ers for the occasion. Fred Hislop was master of ceremonies and
Presented the couple with a silver tea service on behalf of all those
present. Highlight of the delicious luncheon was a beautifully decor- .

Mrs. Hislop, The Toftagers were

married in Prince Rupert and have resided hee for the past 14
Terry of Quesnel and Laurie who is
‘Presently touring Canada with the Prairie Bible Institute,

Shop Closing Bylaw

Finalized on Tuesday

y
of the hours outlined.

The new bylaw allows stores to
remain open five days a week un-
til six p.m, and one day a‘week un-
til 9 p.m. Me

In the past, Terrace merchants
have been required by Jaw. to close
shops in mid-week, usually on
Wednesdays.

A letter from the Terrace Mer-
chants Association asked Munici-
pal Council to explain /Teasoning
behind the wide-open move, Coun-
cil instructed Municipal Adminis-
trator John Pousetle ‘to. acknowl-
edge the letter and outline the mo-
tivation. Main reason for the wide-
open hours was cited as a desire

ties of comparable size thranghout
Percolation tests on Property
owned by Coatmark Holdings and
located on the Bench, will not be
cartied out by the’ District Muni-
cipality as previously announced,
It was learned Tuesday that cost
estimates for the tests run to about
$150 and Council declined to
authorize the expenditure. Coat-
mark will be asked to carry out
the tests at their own expense,

SITTING PRETTY on

Queen, Linda .Bennie.

Parliament Buildings, .
“Victoria, BC. g

to conform wilh other eommuni-

oni the. Elks reviewing. stand
right), Princess Bernice Atwood,. Princess Marylin, 7
1965-May Queen, Barbara Haugland; and this year’s May . «
The: royal contingent is:flanked by |”
e#4 an Elks Honor Guard, 0. Be a ee

A. new Shop Closing bylaw (No. 417) was finally adopted
Municipal Council on Tuesday night even though a letter
from Terrace Merchants Association asked for re-consideration

Councillor Dorothy Norton pres-
sed for an early finish.in the mat-
ter. of town planning. She said,
“We've had people’ waiting since
last. June for the adoption of our
zoning bylaw. We want a definite
Plan and something should he
done now.”

Administrator John Pousette ad-
vised that town planning matters,
including a new zoning bylaw
should be finalized within five
weeks. This estimate also covered
the holding of a public ‘hearing, -
date of which is yet to be ‘an- -
nounced. - .

_ CENTENNIAL MEMO -
The colonies of Vancouver Is- -
land and British Columbia were
united November 19, 1866 but. it
was not until May 28, 1868 that the
capital of the merged colony was
moved to Victoria from New West-
minster, ot . .

CENTENNIAL MEMO

_ Arthur E. Kennedy, the third
governor of Vancouver Island once
said there were bul two classes of
people here “ . . . conyicts and

those who ought to be convicts.”

spe

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are (left to
retiring: