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aa ASSISTANT RANGER EXAMINATIONS

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

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

Application forms and particulars may be obtained from the
District Forester, Prince Rupert, or at your nearest Forest Ranger
office. Application forms must be notarized and should be forward-
ed to the District Forester by February 1st or as soon thereafter
as possible, but may be presented to the examiner on the day of
examinations,

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

From, the results of these examinations an eligible list will
be established for 1966 employment, Appointments to positions
available, from April ist, are made according to candidates’ stand-
ings in the examinations. -

SALARY: $345.00 rising to $410.00 per month.

EXPENSES; Paid when away from headquarters on official
business.

QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must be 21 years of age or
over during the current year, must produce a valid B.C. driver's
licence, and must have resided in B.C. for not less than one year
af the date of examination. Preference will be given Canadian
citizens,

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REPLICA OF THE ORIGINAL BLOCKHOUSE which stood at the old Russian fort near

Sitka is a historical marker to the past. Many such reminders are found in this area —
last capital of Alaska under czarist Russia.

Thornhillers Name Harper As President

Thirty-five Thornhill ratepayers
turned out Thursday evening to
elect a new president and exe-
cutive slate for the Thornhill Rural

Ratepayers Association.

Named to the top post was Bill
Harper, long time resident of the
Thornhill area. Lloyd Scott was
elected to the vice presidency and
Mrs. Roberta Muller was named
secretary for the group. Treasurer
is Mrs. Ray LaCarte and the re-
quired three directors are L. W.
Clay, Phi} Bourrelie and Bert Bel-
lamy. Murray Stockman is the im-
mediate past president of the as-
sociation. :

The meeting got off to a late
start when members were called
to help extinguish a blaze which
wiped aut the home of .Mr. and
Mrs. W. Moeman shortly before
7:30 p.m.

One of the first moves made by
the meeting held in Thornhill
School was to appoint Lloyd Scott
as chairman of a special aid com-
mittee for the family hit by the
fire. Anyone having donations of

clothing, household items. or
money may contact Lloyd Scott
who will see they are properly
channelled.

In accepting the office of presi-
dent for fhe Ratepayers’ Associa-
tion, Bill Harper said, ‘‘We are
going to do our best to see some
kind of incorporation for Thorn-
hill soon and we will also attempt
to hold more regular meetings of
the association.”

The possibility of incorporation,
acquisition of firefighting equip-
ment, and a proposed Centennial!

have been at the top of the asso-
ciation’s agenda for the past sev-
era]. months,
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Another risk of driving after
drinking is noted in tests reported
by the B.C. Automobile Associa-
tion. Fhe tests showed that a cou-
ple of drinks of 86-proof whisky
after dinner reduced by nearly 50
feet the distance that drivers could
see ahead on the highway when
driving at night. ;

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New Officers

For Lions Ladies

Named president of the Terrace
Lions:Ladies on January 25, was
Mrs. Dave Porter, Mrs. Porter was
elected at the annual election of
officers for the group, held in
the Lakelse Hotel. Eight members
were present for the meeting.

Elected to the office of vice
president was Mrs. Jules Perry
and secrelary is Mrs. Lionel Sears.
Mrs. Al Purschke was named to
the treasurcr’s position and also
addressed the group as immediate
past president.

In her remarks, Mrs. Purschke
thanked the membership for their
efforts during the past year and
extended her best wishes for suc-
cess to the incoming executive
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