Hnesday, November 9. 1966

EL? WANTED

® LEGALS -

TERRACE “OMINECA’” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

© LEGALS

ESTED IN a financial car- .

Contact R. Mason or W.
, IAC, Phone VI8-68D1. cif

HANIC wanted for diesel and
is motor, Permanent employ-
maent. Please apply in writing
Canadian Longyear Ltd., Box
4, Smithers, Atten. Paul Bed:

i c

YOU LOOKING for a good
sritime.or full-time income in
Frace? Many Rawleigh Deal-
S earn $2.50 and up per hour.
ite Rawleigh's Dept K-177-26,
Heaury Ave., Winnipeg 2

ZNCE CAREER OPPORTUNITY
for Young Man

‘ovincial Government Agency

from

PRINCE RUPERT
ARTING SALARY:
to $327 per month depend-
on qualifications and  exper-
. Excellent training and
neement prospects with full
Service benefits,
train for general Government
cy duties leading through
e competitions to Deputy
rnment Agent and Govern:
Agent.
plications may be obtained
The Cheirman, B.C. Civil
ce Commission, §44 Michigan
t, Victoria or the nearest
Tnment Agent; completed
ms to be returned to The Chair-
m B.C, Civil Service Commis-
544 Michigan Street,
MORIA, NOT LATER- THAN
MBER 18, 1966, 3
¢@

SHELF WANTED—Femele

SABLE PERSON to look after
= pre-school girls and do light-
mhousekeeping duties. Five day
me week, hours 8 am. to 5 p.m.
7Phone V1 3-2462 after ¢ p.m. "

)

MElENOGRAPHER required im
a mediately, Short hand ‘ not
required, but good typing essen-

om tial. Contact Industrial Accept:
y ance Corp., Terrace, eft

LAND REGISTRY ACT
AE ny isd) Renee roy
: F ge: Five (5),
Coast District, said to contain
Four‘ decimal two (4.2) . actes
more or less, aubject to the con-
‘ditions of The Water Act —
Certificate of Title 22064-1,-
WHEREAS satisfactory proof of
lose of the above Certificate of
Title issued in the name of Sara
‘Helen Day has been filed in ‘this
office, notlee is hereby given
that I shall, at the expiration
of one month from the date of
the first publication - hereof,
issue a Provisional Certificate of
Title in lieu of said lost: Certifi-
cate, unless in the meantime
valid objection be made to me
in writing.
DATED at this Land Registry
Office, Prince Rupert, B.C. this
5th day of October, 1986, A.D.
E. T. Schooley,
’. Deputy. Registrar of Titles
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DISTRICT. OF TERRACE

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO

ZONING BY-LAW NO, 401
NOTICE ig hereby given that a
Public Hearing will be held to
cattse the rezoning of: :

Lots 26, 27 and 28, Blk, 7%,
DL. 368 Range 5, C.D., Plan
O72 (SE. corner Lakelse
Avenue and Kalum Street) —
from S2 Service Station and
Car Sales to Cl — Central.
ercial,
The proposed amendment above-
referred may be viewed during
regular ' ess hours at the
Municipal Office. oo .
-,The Public Hearing shall’ be
_ held in the Council Chambers
of the Municipal Building Tues-
day, November 22nd, 1966 at
7:30 p.m. ;
All persons having any interest
in the rezoning of the property
aforementioned shall take notice
and be governed accordingly.

DISTRICT OF TERRACE.

J. POUSETTE,

Administrator. cls

TOP MONEY — Exciting
hours in a woman's world of

# cosmetics, We train, full or part |.

By time. Experience Not necessary.
m Studio Girl Cosmetics, For in-
B formation Phone VI3-6436, p19

MANK CLERK required, experi-
4 ence an asset but not essential.
memuneration commensurate with
= with ability. Apply accountant,
m™ Bank of Montreal, or Phone
m VI3-2295. 16

BEMALE HELP wanted at Coina-
™ Matic. See manager, ctf

COOK
required for -
Skeenaview Hospital
TERRACE

SALARY: 00 ere th, pl
. SALARY: per month, plus
15 per month Special Living
Allowance. .

Applicants must be Canadian
pitizens or British subjects and
lave a good knowledge of all types

Bliree years' experience as a Cook;
bility to supervise and operate
Pll kitehen equipment.
& For application forms apply
PMMEDIATELY to the nearest
novernment Agent: completed
forms to be returned to The Per-
sonnel Officer, B.C. Civil Service
jommission, Valleyview Lod ge,
SONDALE, NOT LATER THAN
ovember 16, 1986, . ad

. WORK WANTED
GH SCHOOL BOY wants work

B doing odd jobs after school or
Saturdays, Phone VI3-0879.

stf

FPLIABLE WOMAN with refer-
ences, will devote full day to
2 or 2 preschoolers. Monday to
Friday in my own home, -Cen-
tral location, Excellent facilities
for child, with large play area.

pod hot lunches, 4704 Straume
Rd., or Phone VI9-2062, el?

[LL GIVE DAY CARE to 1 child.

Preferably a baby. In the Thora-
. area. Phone V13-5574 any
. ~ pl

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ime

MORTGAGES

SH MORTGAGES LTD, buys
greements for Sale and existing
rigages, Including out af

f cooking, with a minimum of] Ww

-|is not refundable. If 2° ch

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
VANCOUVER, B.C.

- TENDER =|;
‘SEALED TENDERS to “Install
VASI on Runways 14 and 32 at
Terrace Airport” will be recelved
up to 3:00 P.M. PST, December 2,
1966 for the Installation of Visual
Approach Slope Indicator Systems
on Runways 14 and 32 at Terrace
Airport, near Terrace, B.C.

Plans, specifications and other
documents may be obtained from
the Regional Construction Engin-
eer, Room 203, Winch Building,

| 732 West Hastings Street, Vancou:-

ver 1, BC. upon receipt of a certi-
fied cheque for $25.00 made pay.
able to the Receiver. General of
Canada,

Plans, and specifications for this
project may be examined at In-
dustrial Const. Centre Ltd, 3275
Heather St. Vancouver 9, Amalga-
mated Const. Assn. of B.C., Const.
House, 2675. Oak St, Vancouver
8, Southam Building Reports, 2000
est 12th Avenue, Vancotiver and
Room 208, Winch. Bldg. 799 W.
‘Hastings St., Vancouver 1, B.C,

T. G. How,

Regional Director,
Air Services,

DISTRICT OF TERRACE:
WATER METER INSTALLATION

. AT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
1966”

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed tenders in separate en-
velopes. marked +

cl6

race, B.C,

The scope of the ‘work is as
follows: . ;

Construct a reinforced concrete
chamber and provide and install
a water meter, valves and fittings
complete. m

Plans, Specifications and Condi-
ditlons of Tender may be obtaltied
at the offices of the District of
Terrace, or from the offices of
Willis’ & Cunliffe Engineering
Ltd. 586 Broughton ‘Street, Vic-
toria, B.C, on the © payment
of the sum of $5.00° Which

ue
used as payment -it should be
made payable to Willis & Cunliffe
Engineering Lid. —- ”

n: write
ad, Vancouver 6, ~ .

| Dalhousie! .
~~ ebf.

wd. Pousette,
-"” Adrainiatragor
ae Me, , el6

OFFICIAL, Administrator,
‘County of Yale-Kamloope, Ad.
‘Alma ‘Runge, “aso. known’

a 8 } wh aa
known ry le Runge and

Anne Runge. ;
hase ny sine t Fer.
-¢ prope: uate at . Ter-
race, B.C, described as:—~ Lots
13 and 14 of the N%4 of Block
40, District Lot 362, Plan 3879.
All offers to be in the handg
of the Official Administrator by
the 1st day of December, 1966,
highest or any offer not neces:
ily accepted. - .
, Official Administrator,
County of Yale-Kamloops,
Court House, .
Kamloops, B.C. -216

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

The estate of Martin ANTONE
otherwise known as Ansuatequi
ANTONE, .decegsed, late of New

Westminster,’ B.C. .
' Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate are
hereby required to send them duly
verified, to the PUBLIC TRUS:
TEE, 635 Burrard Street, Vancou-
yer I, B.C,, before the iat day of
December, 1966, after which date
the assets of the said Estate will
be distributed having regard only
to claims that have been received.
Dennis R, Sheppard,
* PUBLIC TRUSTEE

c

@ NOTICE

HOLIDAY BANK HOURS
Eocal banks will be open from
4:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Novem-
ber 10, closed all day Friday and

Saturday, November 11 and 12.

. NOTICE

BIDS will be accepted by the un-
dersigned on the following
vehicle which may be viewed at
the Totem BA Storage lot in
Thornhill. For viewing arrange
with Totem BA Bids close mid-
night, November 22, 1966. High-
est or any bid not necessarily
accepted. ; _ :
One only 1958 Meteor Station
Wagon.
Security Bailiffs Lid. Box 1168,
Terrace, BC. - +}. AB

@ SALVAGE

SALVAGE
1966 Chevrolet pickup at Reum

motors
1969 Chevrolet pickup at Reum

A Compound
1562. Chevrolet
Lakelse Avenue
Written bids should be submit-
fed to Skeena Adjusters, P.O. Box
58, Terrace or phone V13-2255,
clé

@ MISCELLANEOUS

ROOF LEAKING? Repair or re-
cap it the southwestern way
with Swepco; quaranteed- me-
thod. Save by doing it yourself,
Phone E. L. Polding VIS-6855.

; e

metic _informatlon. Phone:
~~ Mra, Wilma Fregin, VI3-2380
ee h ¢

E BEAUTY Counselor. cos-

MOBILE. HOME: MOVING, Local
and Jong distance hauling. Phone
Fagan VI3-2958, . etf

PIANO. TUNING and repairs, For
appointment. Phone Robert
Spaary,, VI 3-297. . ctf

FOR DRESSMAKING and altera-
tions call V1I3-6026. . pi6

® CARDS OF THANKS

My grateful thanks to neighbors
abd friends for visits and flowers
while I was a patient
Memorial Hospital, -

_ Mrs. Marie Chapman

We, the family of the late Jacob
DeJong, wish to- ex ‘our. grat.
itude for the many kindnesses and
expreasiong of sympathy extended
to us during the illness and follow-
Si a
! apecial a lation to the
doctors. and ‘stalt at Milla Mem-
orial Hospital,

—Mrs, Pietronella DeJong, sons
William, Leo, Jacob and -Ajbert
and daughter Elale,. a

motors
1966 Rambler Classic 600 at Totem | $3
Pickup at 4742]

e WEDDING. 7
ANNOUNCEMENT...

Of Interest to northern B.C., Mr
Dudley G. Little, M.L-A..and Mra,
Liftle, announee ne ofGiieoming
marriage of their da * Anne
Catherine te Peter Donald Anson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Donald P.. A.
Anson of Langley, 6 *

The wedding wil] take place on
Saturday, November 26, 1966 at
72:30 p.m. in Sacred Heart Church,

Ante is the granddaughter of
the late George Little, pioneer
founder of Terrace. 016

|@ COMING EVENTS

The Order of the Eastern Star
is selling Christmas door wreaths,
with all proceeds going to the
cancer fund, These wreathes will
be available by order only from
any member or by phoning VI32-
2194 or V13-2048 before Novem.
ber 30. The cost of each wreath
is $2.00 and delivery will be made
prior to Christmas. e18

® MACHINERY
EE
FINDING!

PAY LESS FOR
GOOD USED
MOTOR GRADERS!

Pay less for used motor graders!
During Finning’s BIG Double
Discount Sale, you save 5, 10 or
5%! (DOUBLE the DISCOUNT
‘for cash “with no trade!) The
‘Double Discount Sale is exclus-
ive at Finning! Pay less for used
equipment — call your Finning
salés répresentative fodayl =~
FT-684] = SAVE UP TO $1,650
on this Cat No. 12 motor grader
‘w/cab, searifier, Very good con-
dition. CERTIFIED BUY, 60-day.
warranty, Vancouver. Listed at
$16,500, save up to 10%.
. Sale Price $15,675
Double discount Price §14,850
FT-8623 — SAVE UP TO $1,950
on this Cat No. 12 motor grader
- w/hyd. side shift, power steer-
ing, scarifler.. Mechanic's’ Spe-
cial. Fair Buy, | Vancouver.
Listed at $6,500, save up to 30%.
; Sale Price $5,525
Double Discount Price $4,550
FT-8299 —. SAVE UP TO $900 on
this AC model ‘D’ w/cab. Gen-
eral condition fair, Tires 50%.
Fair Buy, Chilliwack. Listed at
000, save up to 30%,

: Sale Price $2,550
Double Discount Price $2,100
FT-8750 — SAVE UP TO $250

on this A-C model AD45. Fully
rebuilt, Tires 100%, CERTIFIED
BUY, 30-day warranty, Vancou-
ver. Listed at $12,500, save up
to 20% Sale Price $11,250

Double Discount Price $10,000

FT-8573 — SAVE UP TO $900 on
this 1964 Galion 160 w/scarifier,
cab, snow wing, hyd. side shift.
Tires 100%. CERTIFIED, BUY,

' 30-day warranty, Vaticouver.

_ Listed at $24,500, save up to
20%. Sale Price $22,050
~ Double Discount Price $19,600

FT-8547 — SAVE UP To $1,950
on this Wakefield 120 w/eab,
Tire. 20-40%. Mechanie’s Spe:
cial. Fair Buy, Prince George,
Listed at $6,500, save up to.30%,

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
Srader, this Is the one for you!
Fair Buy, Prince George. Listed
at $830, save up to 30%. -

; Sale Price $722
Double Discount Price $595

FINNING
-TRACTOR
Your Caterpitlar Dealer
4621. Keith Avenue
Terrace, B.C. Phone 843-2286
Caterpillar, Cat and :Traxcavator

ate Registered Trademarks of
Caterpillar Tractor Co. ct

© LOST

1 MOTOROLA “handitalkie” walk-
” dotalkie, B.C, Telephone. identifi-
tation No, 7603, . radio: is
ona private frequency therefore
ds’ of no gen . $25.00 re-

. ple

» Ward ‘for return. Phone collect
ty S21-0101, Vancouver, :  cl8|

| . Page ‘Seven

| Peace Project _
|. Stops For Winter

The annual freéze-up has come -

to the Peace River and_construc-
tion of Portage Mountain Dam das

stopped for the winter, The mas-

sive structure is nearly 60 percent
complete and hag already reached
an average height of 450 feet
above the Peace River Valley.

Underground and unaffected by
winter weather, work will contin:
ue on a ‘round-the-clock basia in
the underground powerhouse
where first Peace River power
will be generated in October, 1968.

During the 1968 construction
season, the giant dam has grown
at a pace that has set records
throughout the construction indus-
try. In the 164 working days since
fill placement began last April 4,
a fotal of 23 million cubic yards of
sorted, sized and compacted earth.
fill have been hauled and placed.
~ In 1965 during a comparable
season, B.C. Hydro’s contractors,
the consortium of Kiewit-Dawson-
Johnson, placed 18.5 million cubic
yards, At the time this figure was
considered to be a record.

Since late 1964, when construc.
tion of Portage Mountain Dam be-
gan, a total of 45.2 million cubic
yards have heen placed Jeaving
less than 12 million cubic yards
to completion,

With a reasonable early spring
start-up in 1967, it is estimated
that Portage Mountain Dam will
reach its full height 800 feet by
the end ‘of July next year, several
months ahead of schedule.

Meanwhile, work continues on
the 574-mile, 500,000-velt Peace
River transmission line from Port-
age Mountain to Vancouver. The
205-mile-long section between
Prince George and Kelly Lake,
near Clinton, was completed this
summer. -

Foundations have been installed
along most of the 173-mile seg-
ment of the powerline between
Prince George and Portage Moun-
tain. Tower erection is also under-
way in this area, with stringing of
conductor expected to begin in
early 1067, .

ing’ constructed between Kelly
Lake and Boston Bar in the Fraser

Canyon, .a distance of $8. miles. .

Hydro has called tenders for a
contract to consiruct the final 103
miles of the powerline, between
Boston Bar and Ingledow Substa-
tion, in Surrey, terminus of the
transmission Jine,

Measles Program
Well Attended

The recent Measles Vaccination
Program held in the Skeena area

the week of October 24th was very .

well attended by parents who took
the opportunity of protecting their
children with the vaccine.

The attendance’ throughout the’

area was; Prince Rupert 260, Kit-
imat 288, Terrace 265, and ‘Smith-
ers 193. Lo

This represents. a significant
Proportion of the children in the
target age group and when it is
realized tHat there were so many
exclusions this turn out could-be

considered excellent. The success.

of the program was due ‘in large

measure to the help recelved from .

the press, radio and TV stations
and the willing volunteet workers.
in the country, .

It is hoped that parents are
keeping a check and recording the
events on the questionaire which
is due fourteen days from the
time of the vaccination.

Parents are also reminded. of

the follow-up dates: Prince Rupert

November 21, Kitimat November
22, Terrace Novémber 23, and
Smithers November 24, oO

Badminton Club
Names Officers

- Foundations and towers are be-

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SRS a EG RE