ednesday, June 29, 1966

TERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

© LEGALS

i HELP WANTED—Mele

IRGE UTILITY. firm welcomes
ma pplications from those interest-

in an apprenticeship with a-

utyre, Good working conditiors
pod fringe benefits.. Applicants
mehould apply:in own handwrit-
mug to P.O. Box 1600, Terrace,

YOU tired of farming, min-

meee or whatever you do? Thous-

nds enjoy and prosper as Raw-
meigh Dealers. Good opportun-

meeey. Write Rawleigh, Dept. F-177-

; 13, 589. Henry Ave., Winnipeg
, Man, . 7

BMORTGAGES

mee tISH MORTGAGES LTD. buys
mecteements for Sale and existing
meeettgages, including out of
meewn: write 300-5600 Dalhousie
meewoad, Vancouver 8, ctf

MaSPET CORNER

ME SALE Shetland
. mithers 847-3330.

mechs FOR HIRE, Hot Springs
macing Academy. We buy, sell
werd trade, See Ed or Frank at
exoglunds Hot Springs. ps2

ponles. Phone
c52

ANTED TO BUY

T. OR 16 ft. camping trailer.
hone YVI3-5396, etf

SREAGE IN THORNHILL area.
. hone VI3.2462, pss

ay PERSONAL

meanted Immediately — :
WEALTHY patron of mining,
sand more immediately of pros-
mpecting, by “Jason” (Confiden-
me‘ial), Please write Box No. 329,
g Terrace Omineca Herald. p49

COMING EVENTS

iE STPKYAURDEN Riders an-
ual Gymkhana and South Haz-
melton ratepayers’ sports day,
mJuly 1. Parade will start from
a Hazelton Sawmills at 10:30 am.

e49

f BUSINESS
S OPPORTUNITIES

- WIEN LADIES and children’s
swear business for sale at Sand-
spit. Increasing volume, expand-
Ming area. Il health reason for
msale, Box 355, Terrace Omineca

§ Herald, Terrace, B.C, ;

, INFORMATION WANTED

NYONE KNOWING the where-
abouts of Kenneth Orvil Carlson
ADlease write Box 759, Terrace,
B.C. 40

LEGALS

ti “of int nti * ap 1
mratice o ention to Apply to
Lease Land — - y
mo Land Recording District of
mince Rupert and situate in the
gi of Gillen Harbour, Dewdney

mand, B.C. aa
Brake notice that Babcock Fislhi-
mes Limited of Prince Rupert,
fm, occupation fish processors -in-
mds to apply for a lease of the

wowing described. lands:—
ommencing at a post planted
ma high water mark on the shore
ma Gillen Harbour, Approximate
ma G2° 58’ 50” N. and Long, 129°
n44" W. thence (Magnetic) West
aw feet; thence (magnetic) South
ma fect; thence (magnetic East
m feet; thence Northerly along
mm water mark 200. feet to the
mt of commencement, and con-
mg 1.5 acres, more or. less,

mee the purpose of mooring fish- |

Babcock Fisheries Limited
per W. R. Bingham, Agent

Basted May 31, 1966

NEW BUSINESS .
UMINUM.. WINDOWS
Bet In Wood Frames, With |
ens -—- Reasonable ‘Prices
— V. VISTICA AT...
2 VI3-6064"

DISTRICT OF TERRACE |
“ “EXTENSIONS

NOTICE TC CONTRACTORS

Sealed tenders in separate en-
velopes marked “Tender for Sani-
tary Sewerage Extensions, Terrace,
B.C.” will be: received until §:06
.m., Pacific Daylight Saving Time;

onday, July 11, 1966 by the un-
dersigned at the District of Ter-
Tace office at.Terrace, B.C. . °:
’ The scope of the work include
in this contract is approximately
2 cying 8” diameter ipé

ng 8 diameter sewer pipe
a rving Gr dlamet is

ng G’* diameter sewer pipe
21,000 tf. ft.

Laying’ 4”. diameter sewer serv-
ice 10,000 Hn. ft. .

Consiruct. approximately 154
miaying 6” diameter pres

ig 8 ameter
pipe 650 lin, ft,

General excavation and civil en-
gineering works. for two Package
Lift. Stations.

Plans, specifications and condi-
tions of tender may be obtained
fram the offices of Willis & Cun:
liffe Engineering Ltd., 536 Brough-
ton Street, Victoria, B.C., on -the
payment of the sum of $50 which
is not refundable, If the payment
is by cheque it should be made
payable to Willis & Cunliffe En-
gineering Ltd. 7

Any tender which contains esca-
lation clauses, does not inelude the
required Bid Bond, or is in’ any
way af variance with the Tender
requirements, will not be consider-

pressure

J. Pousette,
Administration

OFFER FOR TRUCKS

OFFERS: plainly marked on the
envelope, “Offer on P.T. No. 46”
will be received by the undersign-
ed up to 5 pm. July 20, 1966, for
the following trucks, located “as
is and where is" at the Department
of Highways Yard, Terrace, B.C.
(1) 1958 Chevrolet 4-ton. dump
_ truck, Reference No. S-1353,
(2) 1956 Chevrolet {ton dump
ck, Reference No, §-1354,
To view or for further informa-
tlon, contact the office of the Dis.
trict Superintendent, Department
of Highways, Terrace, B.C.
Licence and registration is not
included and it i3 a condition of
sale that all government identifica:
tion he removed from the vehicle,
. Offers must be accompanied by
a certified cheque or money order
made payable to the Minister of
Finance for 10% of the bid. ~
The highest or any offers will
not necessarily be accepted, but

c49| the bearer of a sticcessful bid will

be required to pay the $5. Tax.

R. G..McKee, Chairman
Purchasing _ Commission,
Parliament Buildings, -
Victoria, BC. . = c49

Department of Public Works
. of Canada

Tenders"

‘ SEALED .TENDERS ADDRESS:
ED TO Office Manager, Dept. of
Public Works, Canada, Room 708,
1110 W. Georgia St.,; Vancouver 5,
B.C, and endorsed "TENDER FOR
INTERIOR REPAINTING. OF
TWELVE HOUSING UNITS, KITI-
MAT", will be received until 2:30
Pm. (P.D.ST), 14 July, 1966.
Specifications and forms of ten-
der can be seen, or can he abtain-
ed through the Caretaker, Feder.
al Building, Kitimat,

To be considered ‘each tender
must ‘be ‘made onthe printed
forms. supplied by the Deparfment
and in accordance with the condi-
tions sét-forth therein.

The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,

D. A. Muir,
Office Manager
ce

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

SANITARY SEWERAGE.

24g { Sudbury. zone, via radio and tim-
'|ed events, for one main trophy and

’ ferrace Rotary Club -observed

McLaughlin, Nick Samsom, Archie

gave a. resume of work accomplish-
ed by Rotary during the year, indi-

ful. -
tive Art Ogilvie of Prince Rupert,

49|Mr. Hawrysh.

-|appointed in 1858. He. later’. be-

| re : . :
. Dis aich Wardens enjoyed last weekend's
mo -! - {sunshine at Lava Lake, when they. .

' Jattended “camp” to‘mark the close
of this season's ‘activities: == § || -
_ The young wardens, under the}.
supervision of A. R. Anderson and | ;
A. R. Kokoshke, hiked four miles
over- rough lava to the crater,
northeast of Lava Lake.

- by Paul Bogelund |

. June, 22 years ago was D-Day
at Normandy. June 30 will be D-
Day in Terrace for those Legion-
aires who have not as yet paid
their 1966 branch ques; failure to
pay before this deadline will result
in being chopped off the. “Legion-
aire” mailing list — if you appre
ciate your Legion magazine, pay
your dues and have your. subscrip-
tion continued, _

§. -
*.

‘June 30° is also D-Day for -club
members of Branch 18. All club
members holding 1965 club mém-
berships are reminded to pay for
their 1966 cards as soon as possi:
ble. Deadline to pick up 1966-67
membership cards is August 15,
1966. Cards not picked up prior to
that date will be allotted to the
many applicants now on the wait-
ing list.

June 29 is the date for the local
Sports Training Plan Meet. Start-
ing at 6:30 p.m., at the Skeena
Secondary school grounds, events
will: get under way. First and sec-
onds in each event at this meet,
Bantam and Midgets only, will re-
present Terrace at the zone meet
on July 9, competing against the
cream of the crop from Ocean
Falls, Queen . Charlotte Islands,
Prince. Rupert, Kitimat, Smithers
and-Houstdn.At the same time,
this zone ‘will compete against .the

three divisignal trophies. Track &
field enthusiasts take notice,
Please. Work parties are. urgently
required to put the track in shape
— contact Nick Nattress for time

and place.
ee

Terrace Rotarians
Install New Slate

installation of - 1966-67 officers
Monday evening during a social
evening in Gim's banquet room.
Guests for the evening included
Retary-Annes, :local club represen-
tatives and visitors from Prince
Rupert and Kitimat.

About seventy people were seat-
ed for a banquet of Chinese food.
Following dinner Rotarian Pat
Phillipson lead the group in com-
munity singing with Mrs. Vic Bry-
ant accompanying at the piano.

During the evening one-hundred:
Percent altendance awards were
made by president Bert Hawrysh
to Neil McKerracher, Bert Goulet
and Alexander Inselberg.

The following new members
were inducted info the club: Glen

Bobsein and Bill Ingles,

Rotarian Norm Miller proposed
a toast to the ladies which was
sultably responded ta be Rotary-
Anne Lioyd.

Retiring president Bert Hawrysh

cating the year was most -‘Success-
District Governor’s representa-

condueted the installation cere-.
mony. He spoke to the incoming
executive as a ‘group, enlikening
them to a ship’s captain and crew.

Officers installed were: Presi-
dent, Neil McKerracher; vice pre-
sident, Lloyd Evans; secretary,
Dick Mason; treasurer, Rod Gale,

with 171 points and
tlon went to Allan Gorley with 161] -

‘Junior Wardens |
Hold Weekend Camp|

_ Seventeen Terrace Junior Forest

Swimming, fishing and weiner

roasting wereall part of the agen-
da, Competitions. were held in|:
woodcraft, cooxing, semaphore and
tree identification,

The first prize, a Bewle knife,

went to Mike Nahirney, who scor-|'
ed 175 out of a possible 200 points, | :

Loufe Rindah] won second -prize

points.

Eoys outstanding in specific

fields were semaphore, Lloyd Par-
ker and David Rindahl; safety with
tools, Mike Nahirney: hiking, Heinz
Gehrig; tree identification, Allan

Gorley and wooderaft, Dan Dolle-

more and Heinz Gehrig.
| —=

‘Summer ‘Schedule

For Library

_ Terrace Public Library will re-
main open during the evenings
Monday through Friday’ between
7:30 and 8:30. Hours for Satur-
day will be 3:00 to 4:30 in the
afternoon. These hours go into ef-
fect with the beginning of July
and -remain in effect until Labor
Day. — . ,

dirt? .

are’ high.

{BUT NOW WE NEED MORE capital'té ‘push ahead, If you'd like to
share in our progress, just fill out this coupon and we'll send you a
prospectus. It'll tell you the full story,

AGAIN, THIS IS A
SPECULATIVE SECURITY

onory men-| |

Tis Our

WE'RE ISSUING 300,000 crisp, new, hot-off-the-press. mining shares
at 40 cents a piece. Speculative? Of course they're: speculative. We
should offer blue chips at'40 eents? But how, many times have you |
kicked yourself for passing up speculative shares that struck pay

WHAT ARE WE OFFERING for the price of a pack of cigarettes?
Hope, perhaps. Opportunity. Dreams.. Plus some down to earth
mining property, We own .36 claims in the Brenda Lake copper-
and-molybdenum area, and 12 leases in the Clinton/Black Dome
Mountain gold-and-silver district,

WORK IS ALREADY UNDER WAY at.both sites. We've found gold
and silver ore on the Black Dome property and we've put in 15
miles of road, an airstrip layout, considerable equipment and a
camp, The Brenda Lake property is in the process of being trenched
for induced polarization tests and exploratory drilling, So our hopes

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and -directors, Worm Miller, Ray
Zacharias and R. C. SandoverSly.
Mr. McKerracher charter presi:
dent of Terrace Rotary in.1953 en-
thusiastically . accepted the posi-
tion as incoming president. He pre-
sented a past-president's pin to
‘A social hour and sing-song fol-
lowed, ; :

The Christian pavilion at Expo
67 is being built by.Canada's seven
major Christian churches,

The first judge in: the mainland
colony of. British: Columbia. was
Matthew ‘Baillie Begbie who’ was

. development plans...

FAIRBORN MINES ETD, (N.P.L)

_ Suite 501, 402. West Pender St, Vancouver 2, 8.C,
: Phone 685-2274.

Please send me further information on

your projected

‘Address

City or Town

4came Sir Matthew, Chief: Justica

of British Columbia.