Pdnesday, April 27, 19656

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HELP WANTED—Mole

TERRACE “‘Omineca’’ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

@ CARDS OF THANKS

@ LEGALS

e@ LEGALS

SNTED drivers with ‘A’ licence,
mood salary, references, age,
Serarital status. Reply to Adver-
maser Box 341. e41

WOR ACCOUNTING POSITION
mre is a senior accounting posi-
gon available in our association.
aac offer a good salary, commen-
irate with experience, as well
mp the usual employee benefits.
mie man we require must pos
ss a recognized accounting
werttificate. Relocation assistance
femiti be provided. Please send re
meme in confidence to the treas-
er, Prince Rupert Fishermen’s
mo-Dperative Association, P.O.
mx 520, Prince Rupert, B.C. e41

mIABLE DRIVER to take car to
meancouver within next two or
ree weeks, Will provide return
ansportation if required. Phone
meeck E, Elliot, Thornhill Auta
mareckers, VI3-5508, ctf

meVY EQUIPMENT operator,
waTmanent position, good gener-
me education, supervisory abili-
wees For further information con-

mct Airport manager VES 2656

a P

a Opportunity

ao for
MACHINERY

a SALESMAN

mes Active and preferably

meexperienced. Apply at
Little Equipment

or
Phone VI 3-2324
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a PET CORNER

RIAVE YOU SEEN OUR PET?

Z°WARD offered for safe return
of “Princess,” 11 Jb. female,
Mbiack and brown striped back,
white underside, Please call VI
23-6023 days and VI3-5229, eve-
mnings, c40

| ENGAGEMENT
| ANNOUNCEMENTS

aR, AND MRS. Lionel Curts wish
to announce the engagement of
gtheir daughter June Anne to
mKenneth Francis Halpin of Sask.
Wedding will take place June 4,
lat the Catholic Church, p40

BR. AND MRS. Norman H. Booth
sare pleased to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ro-
berta Frances to Mr. Per Adnitt
SHalversen son of Mrs, Jack Matt-
hews. The wedding to take place
sMay 28 1966 at the Bethel Bapt-
Bist Church. p40

t. AND MRS. Ormand LeBlond
make pleasure in announcing the
mengagement of their daughter,
SUinda Sherial, to Mr. Reno Pel-
hetier, son of Mr. and Mrs, Lawr-
mce Pelletier. A late summer
evedding is planned. p40

§ WANTED
BREAGE WANTED. Unimproved

nd remote lots purchased. Send
mxact location and price to D.

=. Mullin, Box 158, Toronto 5,|°
i ctf

mntario.

. OND-HAND single mattresses.
@hone V13-6870, stf

TRAPPERS

anERE IS a very strong de-
mand for BEAVER and MUS-
BEKRATS. Take full advantage
mof the market and ship to the
MCAY now. No waiting for
vour money — payment sent
he day your furs are receiy-
_ Postage and Express
harges refunded.
mathe best results — come in
br ship your pelts to the BAY.
i HUDSON BAY COMPANY
me Raw Fur Department
10376 King George Hwy.

NORTH SURREY, B.C. c41

I WISH TO extend my heartfelt
fhanks to the many kind friends
and neighbors who sent cards of
sympathy and floral bouquets fol-
lowing the death of my father
Mr. Joseph Clifford Watson of
Creston, B.C.

Dorothy Sheasby tf

WISH TO extend my thanks to
the doctors, nurses and staff
members at Mills Memorial Hos-
pital for their many kindnesses
during my’ recent stay here.
Also, special thanks for the
many cards and flowers receiy-
ed from friends and neighbors
during my stay both in Mills
‘Memorial Hospital and. in Van-
couver Genera] Hospital.

Mrs. Jan McKinnon  c40

« WORK WANTED

DIGGER available for work at any
time, Phone V13-5157. pio

EXPERIENCED finishing carpen-
ter desires work. Hourly or con-
ttact. Phone VI3-2792 after §
Dm,

WANTED WORK OR contract for
10 yard pravel truck write Box
340 Terrace Herald. stf

@ PERSONAL

WORMS, A PROBLEM? Take
“Pamovin” the one-dose treat-
ment for pinworms, Available at
your local Drug Store. p4l

GENTLEMAN WITH beautiful
home, car and steadily employed
wishes to correspond with sin-
cere home loving ladies between
the age of 25 to 45, no objection
to children. Would consider ma-
trimony if suited. Please en-
close snap. Reply to Advertiser
Box 342 Terrace Herald. p40

@ SALVAGE

j}CASH FOR SCRAP copper, brass,

lead, aluminum, radiators; we
salvage your waste. O.K, Used
Goods, Terrace, B-C. Phone VI
23-5816, .

@ LOST

p4o |DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT

p42} i

LAND REGISTRY ACT

Re, Certificate of Title No, 536991
to Thirteen (13) and
Fourteen (14) of the North
One-Half (N14) of Block Thir-
ty-nine (39), District Lot Three
Hundred and Sixty-two (362},

' Range Five (5), Coast District,
Plan 3579,

WHEREAS satisfactory proof of
loss of the above Certificate of
Title issued in the name of Alma
Runge has been filed in this office,
notice is hereby given that ¥ shall,
at the expiration of five weeks
from the late of the first publiea-
tion hereof, issue a Provisional
Certificate of Title in liew of said
lost Certificate, unless in the
meantime valid objection be made
to me in writing.

DATED at the Land Registry
Office, Prince Rupert, B.C. this
29th day of March, 1966, A.D.

E. T .Schooley ;
Deputy Registrar of Titles

VANCOUVER, B.C,
TENDER

SEALED TENDERS addressed
to the undersigned and marked
“Supply and ‘Ingtall Water Treat-
ment Plant, Building and related
work at Prince Rupert Airport"
will be received up to 3:00 p.m,
PDST May 11, 1966 for supplying
and installing a water treatment
plant at Prince Rupert Airport on
Digby Island near Prince Rupert,

Plans and specifications and
other tender documents may be
obtained on application to the Re-|
gional Purchasing Agent at Room
104, Winch Building, 739 West
Hastings Street, Vancouver 1, BC.
upon receipt of a certified cheque
for $25.00 made payable to the
Receiver General of Canada.

Plans and specifications for this
project may be examined at the
Vancouver Construction Agsocia-
tion; The ‘Architectural Centre;
Southam Building Reports: Indus-
irial Construction Centre Ltd.: and
Room 208, Winch Building, 739
West ‘Hastings Street, Vancouver

T. G. HOW,
Regional Director,
Air Services

c40

ONE SET of keys for car, post of-
fice ete. Lost near Post oftice
April 15. Finder please call VI
3-€990, p40

REWARD OF $5 for return of pre-
scription sun glasses; purple
coated; black and white rims:
Phone VI3-6879 or leave at Ter-
race Herald and collect reward.

2

© HELP WANTED

FOR JANITOR work. Part-time
evenings. Phone VI3-5416 or VI
43-5158, Terrace Janitor Service.

SALES CAREER. This is a per-
manent position and offers one
of the highest annual incomes
in any field. We are in a well-
known organization specializing
in the savings and investment
field.. Previous investment or
sales experience not necessary
as complete training with con-
tinued assistance provided, Gen-
erous advances and commissions.
Managerial ability recognized
by early advancement. Write

Mrs, Collins, Ph, 428, Kitimat. ctf

Profit

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: Herald
Classified

ROAD RESTRICTIONS
NOTICE

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
NOTICE

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
ZONING BY-LAW NO. 289

NOTICE IS hereby given that a
Public Hearing will be held on an
application to have:
Remainder Blk, 21 and S %
Bik. 22, DL. 977, Range 5,
Coast District, Plan 1055
(North of Halliwell and West
of north Eby) rezoned from
Rural to Residential No. 1.
The hearings will be held in the
Municipal Office at 7:30 p.m. May
10, 1966. -
All persons having any interest in
the rezoning of the property afore-
mentioned shall take notice and
be governed accordingly.

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
J. Pousette,
Administrator c40

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
BYLAW NO. 413

“A bylaw to amend Terrace
Street and Traffie Bylaw
No. 327."

The Council of the District of
Terrace in open meeting assembl-
ed to enact as follows:

1, Section 14, Subsection 1 (a) of
bylaw No. 827 is hereby amend-
ed to read:
“30 miles per hour along or
upon all permanently hard
surfaced or paved streets and
roadways in the District of

- Terrace, provided however
that the maximum permissible
speed on all other streets and
roadways in the District of
perrace shall be 20 miles per
our.”

2. This bylaw may be cited ag
“Terrace Street Regulation Am-
ending bylaw No. 413 - 1966,
Read a first time this 19th day

of April, 1966,

Read a second time this 19th

day of April, 1966,

Read a third time this 19th day

of April, 1966,

Reconsidered and finally adopt-
ed this 26th day of Anril, 1966.
Certified a true copy of bylaw

No. 413 - 1966 as read a third time

by council.
A. F. Goulet, Reeve
John Pousette, Clerk
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Centennial Tartan

To Be Pace-Setter

The British Columbia Centen-
nial tartan promises to be the
fashion pace-setter for 1966-67.

The colorful fabric is now being
woven by West Coast Woolen Mills
Vancouver, and clothing designers
and manufacturers throughout the
Province are planning to make
wide use of the tartan. Features
which will soon be on the market
include skirts, suits, blazers, slacks,
weskits, and ties,

The tartan was designed by Earl
K, Ward, of Victoria, approved ‘by
the British Columbia Centennial
Committee as the official tartan
for the 1966-1967 Centenaries, I¢
tells the story of the early Scot-
tish explorers who first found their
way to the shores of what is naw
British Columbia a century ago.

Black guard lines strengthen the
design, The attractive colors, sym-
bolic of the province, are: The blue
of the Pacific Ocean: the sun-gold
of the crown and the color of the
sun in the official crest of British
Columbia; the Dogwood white of
the provincial floral emblem: the
Maple Leaf red, which also’ re-
minds us of our bend with the
Commonwealth. by forming the
Cross of St. George: and, subtly
blended With the others, the green
of British Columbia's great forests.

Red Shield Appeal
In High Gear

The Salvation Army’s Red Shield
Appeal committee for Terrace, Ki-
timat and district js already in
high gear, according to Lieutenant
Eric Tennant, in charge of Army
operations locally.

Chairman of the committee is
once again Terrace business man
Dick Toynbee who has expressed
his hope for a ready response to
the appeal which begins national-
ly on Monday, May 2, 1966.

Mr. Toynbee stated, “The object-
ive for the Terrace - Kitimat area
is $2,900. A door-to-door canvass
will take place in Terrace on Mon-
day, May 9, 1946, beginning at 6:30
p.m. It is hoped we will be able
to call on every home and- that
people will be as generous this
year as they have been in the

0* past."

Skeena West Electoral District

Pursuant to Section 27 of the
“Highway Act" (1960 statutes)
load restrictions will be rescind-
ed on the following Highways
effective from:—

8:00 a.m. Monday, Aprif 25, 1966

1) Highway No. 25 — Terrace
to Kitimat.

2) Highway No. 16 East — Ter.
race to Pacific.

3) Terrace Arterial —- Terrace
bridge west to Columbia
Cellulose Kalum reload
road.

4) All side roads in Skeena
west Electoral District.
Highway No. 16 west — Terrace
(Columbia Cellulose Kalum re-
load read) to Tyee — will be

subject to Legal Loads only.

J. P. O'TOOLE,

District Superintendent
Dated: April 25, 1986
Terrace, B.C.

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PROTECT BY IMMUNIZING

School children have many op-
Portunities of picking up germs
of contagious diseases — that is,
unless they are immunized against
such ailments as polio, diphtheria,
whooping cough and other major
or minor ills. Medical science is
making great advances in preven:
tion or cure of the onetime killer
diseases. Make sure that your chil-
dren are given protection against
the. illnesses that could kill or
cripple them.

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