ednesday, March 2, 1966

TERRACE ‘'‘Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

a) LEGAL

@ LEGALS

@ LEGALS

ii. INVITATION TO BID
4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed tenders endorsed “Ten-
fer for E. T. Kenney Primary
school” will be recelved by Mr. E.
femvells, Secretary-Treasurer, School
istrict No, 53, PO. Box 1239, Ter-
meace, B.C, up to 4:00 p.m. local
mine, Tuesday 2¢ March, 1966.
Mians, specifications: and form of
mendcr may be obtained from
meee architects on or after 10
Meeearch, 1966. General contractors
Bemeeray obtain one set only on de-
ms at of $50 which will be refund:
ind

pon receipt of a bona fide bid
the return of documents in
f00d condition within 10 days after
enders close. Additional sets may
ge purchased at a cost of $25.00
wer set (non-refundable). Docu-
pients will be available for inspec-
fon at the usual locations in Van-

a hool Board Office.

S Tenders must be accompanied
ky a Bid Deposit Bond drawn in
mavor of the owner in the amount
mae =Thirty-five Thousand Dollars
fag'35,000.00) which will be forfeited
man: the party tendering fails to en-
geerr into a contract when request-
ad. The successful tenderer will
fe required to post a 50 per cent
mmeeectiormance bond ‘within ten (10)
maays after award of contract.

m The Prince George Bid Deposi-
merry System will be used as speci-
maecd for the receipt of bids from
saminated Timber, Masonry, Roof-
mang, Glazing, Millwork, Resilient
me looring, Ceramic Tile, Painting
and Decorating, Plumbing, and El-
étrical/Mechanical trades. Trade
mmenders will be received by the
pepasitory up to 4:00 p.m. local
mee.ime, Friday 25 March, 1966.
Tenders containing escalator or
mother qualifying clauses will not
& j necessarily be accepted.

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Briggs Greenwell Associates
Architects

7 1591 Fourth Avenue .
Prince George, B.C,

For:

Mr. E. Wells
Secretary-Treasurer
School District No. 53
Terrace, B.C, e33

1 @ IN MEMORIAM

1
i}
m) MRS. ALICE OLSON who passed
Mm away March 6, 1965.

= In our hearts your memory Mngers,.
= Sweetly tender, fond and true,

} There is not a day, dear Mother,
| That we do not think of you.
Ever remembered by Eileen

Griffiths and children.

“|

B® WORK WANTED

| YOUNG MARRIED man, with jour-| ed

# neyman carpenters papers wish-
a )6=oees' a Steady job. Construction or
carpenter work, Write P.O. Box

7, Ralston, Alta. e32, tight to renegotiate as the public’s

7 YOUNG MAN would like full time
ms work of any type. Phone ¥VI3-

5601 and ask for Dave. ps2 Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C
of February 23, 1966 cas
ms © PERSONAL

Huver, Prince George and at the|.

SALE OF MINING EQUIPMENT
BY PUBLIC TENDER
Pursuant to Section 20 of the
Mineral Act, tenders are invited
for the. purchase of the following
abandoned mining equipment on
and in the vicinity of the McNeil
14 and Moneymaker 1-3 reverted
Crown granted minersl claims -
Lots 7516 to 7522, Range 5, Coast
District, situate on MeNeil Creek,
a tributary of the Zymoetz River:

B40 feet approximately of
1% inch pipe ;
075 feet approximately of 4
inch pipe

1000 feet approximately of 1] Bol

inch pipe
500 feet approximately of %
inch pipe
_ _ 1000 feet approximately of 10
inch air pipe .
1500 feet approximately of
mine rail .
1 compressor — 300 cubic
inch

1 Air receiver
1 Pelton wheel — 20 inch —
and fittings
Miscellaneous fittings and
scrap
Tenders submitted must be ac:
companied by the full amount of
the tender plus 5 per cent Social
Service Tax and will be received
in the office of the undersigned
or at Box 340, Smithers, B.C. not
later than 10:30 am. on March
Oth, 1966.
The highest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted and
such tender as may be accepted
will be on the condition that the
equipment must be removed from
its present position with six
monihs after purchase thereof.
Dated at Smithers, B.C., this 8th

day of February, 1966.
G. H. Beley,

Gold Commissioner
c32

COAL REQUIREMENTS FOR
1966-67

Sealed tenders will be received
up to, and publicly viewed com-
mencing at 2:00 p.m., Thursday 17
March 1946 in the Vancouver of-
fice of the B.C. Purchasing Com:
mission in the old Normal School
at 501 West 12th Avenue, to deal
with requirements of the follow-
ing Provincial Institutions, build-
ings, ete,:

Skeenaview Hospital, Terrace, B.C.
Court House, Smithers, B.C.
Court House, Burns Lake, B.C.

Official tender forms will be
available upon application to the
head office of the B.C. Purchasing
Commission, Parliament Buildings,

than per official tender forms will
not be considered; and these forms
must be addressed in the covering
envelope provided.

Firm prices only are to be in-
dicated: qualification and/or re-
servations to any other effect
must be comprehensively tender-

The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be implemented
and the Commission reserves the
interest may. apply.

Purchasing Commission,

M WHY SUFFER? Enjoy relief from
back pain resulting from sacro-
iliac strain, with the “Futuro

related to home building: for

DISTRICT OF TERRACE
Sewer and Water Foreman
MBAPPLICATIONS will be received
by the undersigned for the posi-
tion of sewer and water foreman
until 10 am. Monday 7 March

Sacro’ Brace.” Lightweight, easy | made application to file increases
to. wear under regular street {in rates, covering the Vancouver
clothes. Only $7.95 at Terrace | - i
Drugs. operation, .
Subject to approval by the pub-

lic utilities commission, proposed

| @ HELP WANTED—Male rates will become effective - April

B SALESMAN with three or more may be examined .at the offices

years experience in selling pre-|of the undersigned carrier, on or
mierably in building materials as | after March 7, 1960.

Terrace-Kitimat area; send brief | posed rates may be made to the
resume to Ken Montgomery, |superintendent, motor carrier
Thornhill Realty, Box 733, Ter-|branch, public utilities commis
race, B.C. e32}sion, at Vancouver, up to - March
21, 1966.

NOTICE
INCREASE IN RATES
The undersigned carrier has

Vanderhoof to Prince Rupert

1, 1966.
Copies of the proposed rates

Representation respecting’ pro-

H. H. WilHamson
Tariff agent for —
Reitmier. Truck Lines Lid:

to men qualified in both con-

1988. Preference will be given) @ MACHINERY

struction and maintenance of

with supervisory experience.
Salary $535.00 per month J.
Tindale, Superintendent of Pub-

sewer and water systems and|B-V 100 SKAGIT yarder with 165

Cummins deisel complete with
Gearmatic:; new sleigh, com-
pletely rigged ready to go:

Victoria, 3.C. -Quotations other}

NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER
SEALPDD TENDERS § addressed

“TENDER FOR FISHERY LR.- NO.
2", will be received up to 3:00
p.m. (PST) on Wednesday, March
9, 1966, for the right to cut ap-
proximately 285,000 cubie fect of
Spruce, Hemlock, Balsam and
Cedar on the Fishery LR. No. 2,
now called Dalk-Ka-Gila-Quoeux
situated on the west bank of the
Kitsumkaylum River near Terrace,

Tender forms and further par-
ticulars may be obtained from Ben
ton, P.O, Box 1778, Terrace,
B., or the Indian Superintendent,
parrace Indian Agency, Terrace,

The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Dated at Terrace, B.C. this 7th
day of February, 1966.
Ben Bolton, for
Kitsumkaylum Band Council
PO. Box 1778
Terrace, B.C. c33

B.C. FOREST SERVICE
RENTAL OF .
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

The B.C. Forest Service pro-
poses torent miscellaneous con-
struction equipment for work
throughout B.C. during the 1966-
67 fiscal year. The following types
of equipment may be required:

‘Crawler tractors, over 65 hip.

Scrapers, self - propelled and
pull, 6 to 30 cu. yd. capacity.

Cranes and shovels, 34 to 41%
cu. yd. capacity.

Grader, 100 h.p. and over,

Front end loaders, crawler and
rubber-tired, 1% to 6 cu. yd. eapa-
city. .

Dump trucks, tandem and single
axle, 5 to 14 cu. yd. capacity.

Gradalls or equivalent.

Rock drilling equipment, air
tracks, hammers, compressors —
all sizes.

Compaction equipment.

Truck weigh scales — 50 ton.

Two-wheel and four-wheel drive
vehicles.

Rentals will normally be on an
all-found hourly rate basis, For
dump trucks, vehicles, and miscel-
laneous equipment where differ-
ent rate systems are in effect al-
ternate rates should be listed.

This is not a formal tender, but
equipment owners interested are
invited to list their equipment giv-
ing the following information:
Make, model, year, and serial
number of each machine.

List of attachments,
Present location.

Proposed rental rates.
Business telephone number.

Written submissions should he
forwarded before March 22, 1066,
1H

Construction Engineer,
Engineering Service Division,
BC. Forest Service,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C. c32

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