neseok November 2 1966

TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH. COLUMBIA

_Je Lagals

a MACHINERY

SED EN Multhcyele puto-
HOY secre QLOS.00
 “PilterFl0" |

sees, $100.00
RE wringer washer: $80.00
conditioned and guaranteed.
OTEM TV CENTRE LID.
Kalum St.

in good running
i. “Phone VI3-

Phone V13-5810|
' e135

ARS, TRUCKS, TRAILERS |-

; AND REGISTRY ACT’.
RE, LOT Twenty-one Hundred and

Coast District, said
Four decimal two (4. i) omcres
: of The Water A
PT of Title 228641.
WHEREAS satisfactory Toor of
lose of the above

Title issued in the name of Sine

the first. publication hereof,
Issue a Provisional Certificate of
Title in Heu of said lost Certifi-
. -date, unless in the . meantime
‘yalld_0 objection be made to me

writing.
. gif}. DATED at this Land Registry

Office, Prince Rupert, B.C, ‘this
Sth day of October, 1966, A.D.
E. T. Schooley,
- Deputy Regiotrar of Tiles

ESTERN TRAILER SALES
Ltd.

ur ‘Wheel Estate” dealer
ve itowny & Detroiter mobile

. Holiday Trailers
Parts - Service - Hauling
west of —

Skeena Forest Products

V1 3-6564 Box 162 Terrace
Ken Waller, manager

“DODGE 4 door. Cheap. Can
seen at 2704 South Sparks,
Phone VI3-5827, pub

i? CHEV. 4 door hard top, in
nning condition. What offers?

Phone VI 8-2682, pls
FORD PICKUP in good Tunning
Fcondition. ‘Reasonable, quick
| sale. Phone V1I3-5340. pie

N59 CHEV. 6 cyl., 4 door sedan,
® low mileage. New brakes, radio.
}Good condition, Apply 4710

Tuck or Phone VI 3-6889. 5
1 D

MENT TO
ZONING - BY.LAW No, 401

N NOTICE ig hereby given that a

Public Hearing will be held to
cause the rezoning of:

- Lots. 26, 27 ‘and 28, BIk. 7,
DL: B89 Ranga 5, CD., Phan
972 (GE... corner Takelsa
Avenue and EKstum Street) —

Car Sales to Cl — Central
Commercial..

The proposed amendment above-

~ yegular business hours .
Municipal Office.
The Public Hearing shall be
-held in the Council Chambers
of the Municipal Building Tues-
- day, November 22nd, 1866 at
7:30 pm.
Alf persons having any interest
“in the’ rezoning of the property
aforementioned shall take nofice
_and be governed accordingly.
DISTRICT OF TERRACE
J. POUSETTE,
. Administrator, 016

WANTED TO BUY

MOVING?

PASH paid for good household
§ furniture. Free appraisals.
f Phone O.K. Used Goods, VI3-
B S816. .. ple

JSED CAR $200, Leave name and
number at V13-5046 after 5 pm,

t

i

» COMING EVENTS

DURLERS wishing to register for
coming season may leave their
name at Miller's Men’s Wear or
Ternace .

_ are VI3-5270, V13-5429,
242i, VI3-5590, or vissco1.

Provincial Social Credit Conven-
Rion, Vancouver Hotel .November
th and 6th. Any member interest-

Mills, pis

1 Centennial Planning Meeting,
nwednesday, November 9, 8:00 p.m.
ete errace Community Centre, Cham-
per of Commerce Room. ‘Anyone
Gaterested in helping to plan Ter-
ce’s Centenni celebrations ig
iked to attend this meeting. -
c

MISCELLANEOUS |

OOF LEAKING? Repair or re-
cap it the southwestern way

th Swepco; quaranteed mie-
thod. Save by doing it youreelt.
m Phone E. L. Polding V13-6833

Shoe. Store. -Phone|.
numbers to call for registration ;

c15

nd in attending contact Parker}.

|THE OFFICIAL Adminiatrator,

County of. Yale-Kamloops, Ad-
- ministrator of the Estate of
Alma Runge, also known as

Anne Runge.

‘WILL offers to pur-
chase property aituate at Ter-
race, B.C, described as:— Lots
13 and 14 of the N% of Block
39, District Lot 362, Flan 3579.

offers to be in the hands

of the ‘Official Administrator by
he Ist day of December, 1666,
highest or any offer not neces-
sarily accepted.
official Administrator,
County of YaleKamloops,

- 216

_ O8FER FOR CAR
OFFERS: plainly marked on the
envelope,
131” will be received by the

ember 17, 1966, for a 1054
Chevrolet, _ B.C. : ,Licence No.
571-845, located as ‘is where is at
the RCMP. Detachment, Ter-
race, B.C,
To view or for further inform-
ation contact: the Officer-In-
Charge, RCMP, Detachment,
Terrace, B.C.
Licence ‘and ‘registration ig not
included. -

. Offers must be accompanied by
a _gertitied cheque <r . money
order made payable to the Min-
ister of Finance for 10% of the

The highest or any offer will
not necessarily be accepted, but
- the bearer of a successful bi

ctf | ag dl ie

FOR BEAUTY Counselor. cos-
metle information, -Phone:
Mra, Wilma Fregin, VIE-2380

OBILE HOME MOVING. Local

Syeintmnent,
pears,, VI3-2027

TOP. MONEY — Excl
Bbours in a woman’s world

me, Ex

necessary.
tudio Girl Cosmetics. For in-

! formation Phone VE 3-436,

un VIBa88. hauling. Phong

iO TUNING and repairs. For | O*-
Phone Rober

netics, We train, full or part
not 0

THE FOLLOWING AUTOMOBILE
is for sale by public. bid ‘by
Security Ballifts itd.

eighty (2180), Range Five %) ;

more ore OF. Jess, subject te the con: |.

from S2 Service Station and |

. yeferred may be viewed during |
at the |

known (a8 “Annie - Runge and |

“Offer on P.T. No.|°
undersigned up to 5 p.m. Nov-|.

Canada Permanent Trost Com-
pany, Prince George, B.C. ° as

FINDING!
$98 SAVE $55

carries a 5, 10 or 1
and you get DOUBLE the DIS-
COUNT when you pay cash with
no trade. So save dollars. —

o17- call. your Finning tales repre-

sentative todayl

T9841 — SAVE UP TO $1,650

. on this Cot No. 12 motor grader

w/eab and scarifier, very Bood
condition. CERTIFIED B

day warranty, Vancouver. Lote

at $16,500, save up to 10%.

- Sale Frive $15,675

Double Discount Price $14,850

FT-86232 — SAVE UP TO $1,950
on this Cat No. 12 motor grader
- W/Hyd. ‘side shift, power steer-
ing, searifier. Mechanic's Spe-
cial. Fair Buy, Vancouver, List-
ed at $6,500, save up to 30%.
Sale Price $5,525

Double Discount Price $4,550

FT-8299 — SAVE UP TO $900
on this -A-C model ‘D' w/cab.
General condition fair . Tires
60%. Fair Buy, Chilliwack. List-
ed at $3,000, save up to 30%.

Sale Price $2,550
Double Discount Price $2,100

FT-6750 — SAVE UP TO $2,500
on this A-C model AD45, It's
fully reconditioned, Tires are
100%. CERTHIED BUY, 30-day
warranty, Vancouver, Listed at
$12,500, gave up to 20%.

Sale Price. $11,250
Double Discount Price $10,000

FY.8572 — SAVE UP FO $4900

on. this 1964 Galion 160 w/scar-

' ifier, cab, snow. wing, hyd. side

shift, Tires 100%. CERTIFIED

BUY, 80-day warranty, Vancou-

ver, "Listed at $24,500, save . up
Ge

Sale Price $22,050

Double Discount Price $19,600

FT-6547 — SAVE UP TO $1,950).
on this Wakefield 120 w/cab.
Tires 20-60%. Mechanic's Spe-
cial. Fair Buy, Prince George.
Listed at $6,500, gave up to

Os
“Sale Price $5,525
Double. Discount Price $4,550

FT-8444 — SAVE UP TO $245
on’ this Meli Blumberg motor
’ grader. If you need a low priced
grader, this is the one for youl
Fair Buy, Prince George. Listed
at only. $850, save wW to 30%.

e §
Bouble Discount Price $595

_FINNING
TRACTOR

Your Caterpillar Dealer
4621 Keith Avenue
Terrace, ac, Phone 843-2236

Caterpillar, Cat and Traxcayator
ate Registered - Trademarks of
Caterpillar Tractor Co. = -

renee Cee Ce
@ SALVAGE

SALVAGE

1968 Chev.- pickup at Reum
Motors, Terrace. .

1986 Chev. pickup at Totem BA
Compound, Te

1963 Ramble Classic "600, * Totem
BA Service Station, Tertace.
Written bids should be submit.

ted to Skeena Adjusters. Ltd.

4742 Loxeleo, Box 58, Terrace, BC.

Phone Vi3.2285. cl

Contult The Herald for
Two-Color Ads ,

©kin Fastiree Syndicate, foc, 1966, Wold ia are SF ahaa

“why can’t you go to bed with your hair up in |
 eurlers, like other. women?”

Continued From Page Three

HEYDAY

a billion banshees, - ‘as a huge
generator shaft. revolved at a
speed of 327 revs per minute. The
machine-made wind in that room
sucked at my coat flaps and pulled
my hair out of its pins. Our ears
ached when we stepped back into
the austere and realistic atmos-
phere outside.
TO THE TAILRACE

From there .we- went right to
00] the. bottom, where we were shown
the discharge traps where water
from the dammed Nechako River,
having done its duty, spends itself
in wild fury against the concrete

re-enforced walls of the tailrace

before flowing azurely and lei-
surely into the Kemano River and
then out to sea. - .

NERVE CENTRE .

Final stop. in the powerhouse.

wag the nerve centre or control
room, where generation and deliv-

ery of power is carefully control.’

Jed. Fluctuating graphs gauges,
buttons, knobs, needles, buzzers
and twinkling Hghts told the story
in this room. At night, only one
man is required to watch the
store, while another man. makes
the rounds of the huge cavern,

-: Throughout the plant, fresh air
is continually circulated through
the means of huge louvred ‘fans.
Decor of the office sections of
the power plant Is bright, modern,
and designed to make one forget
completely that it ‘is a building
without windows.

794 TOWNSITE TOUR

' Following a mansized luncheon,
cooked. to perfection, and served
with a flourish in the main mess-
hall we boarded our tour bus to
see the townsite. .

There ate almost 10) perman-
ent homes in Kemano. .

Everyone of them has an in-
dividualism that remaing ungtolen
by its neighbour. Large expanses
of green lawn grace the front

yards of the modern houses. Chil-

dren play happily in the school-

yard, Housewives pause briefly at
their windows .to get a gHmpasc of
the passing visitors.

A nen-denominational church,
built from the natural wood of the
area with such artistry that ohe is
deeply stirred .upon entering its
door, fy regularly attended by
Kemano residents, with ministers
from Kitimat taking turtis at pro-
viding Sunday services, —

The Kemano Red and Gun Club
building, built completely by the
reaidents themselves, is resplend-

g| ent with. glittering trophies and

highly polished inlaid hardwood.
Kemano residents enjoy every-
thing that people in outside com-
‘munities enjoy. There is a. theatre,
bowling alley, ski club, ‘yacht ‘club
and Hbrary.

-|PRRHAPS BETTER |

Perhaps they. have. something a

” | Httle better. than most. communi-

ple’:

were Hes — a closeneps — 8 family.

Last Call

For. Medalists
’ ‘This is the last call.for applica-
tions for the British Columbia
Centennial Pioneer Medal. Appli-
cation forms are available at local
Centennial Committee offices.
They must be received by the
local Committee not later than
November 10, and forwarded to
the Provincial Centennial Com-
mittee by November 19.
Any local resident who is elig-
ible and who ‘wishes to receive the

medal: should contact Rotarian RK. -

C. SandoverSly, phone ‘VI3-6329. °
There is no charge
medal, Those eligible are persons

now living in British ‘Columbia |

who were (a) horn in Canada prior
to January 1892 or (b) were living

in Canada on OF hetore January ;

1, 1682, ':

. Continuous residerice ‘in Canada ,

since that date is not necessary -
to qualify as long as the applicant
now resides ‘in British Columbia.

L. J. Wallace, Chairman of the

British Columbia Centennial Com-
mittee which arranged the plan to
honour the pioneers and which

is supplying the medals, is most -

anxious that every eligible appli-
cant have the opportunity of re-

celving his momento of the Cen- -

tenary,

“We feel that this Is one of the
truly significant features of our
National Centennial program,” Mr.
Wallace said, “It would be most
disappointing not only to the in-

j dividuals, but to our committee,

if any of our old timers do not
receive medals because they were
not aware of the presentation
plans or the need for applying.” ,
-“Canada’s great development
today can be attributed very large-
ly to the enormous contribution
made by our pioneers in opening
up a rugged, untamed country, and

in pushing back the frontiers to

expose rich natural wealth.
“The luxuries that we. enjoy in

this Centennial year are the direct ~
product of. hardships suffered in-
surveying and mapping our great

natural resources, in creating
transportation routes, and in
launching the development of
these resources.

“It. would be one of the great
tragedies. ‘of our National Centen-

nial Year it we fail to recognize “jf

this great *' -contfibution and sig- -

nally honour these great citizens.” . 3 .

==

Eoqitimalt graving dock was

opened July 20, 1837and BMS Cor.

morant was the first to enter.

like atmosphere. that can only...

generate contentment, |
Kemano is like a small and brik’
Hant: jewel set into the vast wild:

‘|ermess of the shadow of Mount»:
DuBose. It glitters. in the autumn ~ |

{uit and T wat corey to say good: a

bye. _

for the .