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‘WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 1967) | 2+, TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD, TERRACE, B.C...
topctemmceumecmamne | © LEGALS wats fe Le@aLs oe ar ie SM
a | -ga-g.| DEPARTMENT oF OTICH. 70 CREDITORS ‘
FL DTM GH) “rorere acetates | | eorea Fe cermroes |
Oo ot of oS “RESOURCES "| deceased, late of Terrace, B.C. . |:
Finning’s. «=» © | TIMBER. SALE. x.96697 | Creditors and others having

claims against the sald estate
are hereby ‘required to send
them duly: verified, tothe PUB-
LiC TRUSTEE, #25 Burrard St,
-| Vatieouver 1, B.C., before the
Sth day of August, 1907, after
which date the assets of tha |
said ‘estate.will be distributed,
having regard only to elaims
that have betn received. - --

Double. Discount
Sale. ane
Of ‘The Century!
Saab Uke Be
tury Is herel Your. chance

‘to save on used equipment, [.°/¢8 | an ‘Dennis R, Sheppard,
Eva machi In Finni --| ated “1, tnile NW: Pitman Stn. ‘PUBLIC TRUSTER an A

. stock carries 5 Dae Whe C.N.R. approx. 20 miles NE. of ares oe Bg |

. discount and you can DOU. | Terrace, CR. 5, re =

NOTICE TO. CREDITORS -
‘Estate of John Patrick MER-
RICK, deceased, late of 338-6th
St, New: Westminster, B.C. _-

Ue:
BLE THE DISCOUNT if
you pay cash with no frade.
_ 50 five dollars — call your
Finning aalea representa-—
tive today! Loe,
FT-8663 — 1957 154 CAT DS
tractor with 8A dozer, 46 con-
. trol, / winch, 7 roller
‘frames, New track group; re-
rimmed sprockets, rebuilt rol-
_lers, Idlers, . ‘Certified “Buy,
60-day warranty, Prince Geo-
Fge. Listed’ $19,500, save 5%
- Sale Price. $18526
Double Discount Price $17,550

FT-8682 — 1960 -MODEL .cat |—
DGH tractor, power ghift, hyd. |.
angledozer ‘and’ winch. Un-
dercarriage- averages 80%,
balance . machine. excellent,
Certified Buy, 60-day warran-

Three (3) years’ will. be ‘al. |.
lowed, for removal of timber, -
se this area‘is. within the

cenk P.S.¥.U, which is fully |“ treditors and othe - havin
committed, . this. salé will. be | claims against the sald estate ae
awarded : under: the provisions. hereby required to send them |.
of section 17 (1a) of the Forest | duly verified, to the PUBLIC
Act, which gives the timberssle | TRUSTEE, 635 Burrard Street,
applicant certain privileges...”
“Further . particulars may be |
obtained fram the District For-
ester, Prince. Rupert,. B.C, or
the Forest Ranger, Terrace, B.C,

—,

claims
that ‘have been recelved,  -
'.. \-t | Dennis R,- Sheppard,
‘ -. PUBLIC TRUSTEE .

Conservatory |

of the Province

ty, Prince George. Listed at Government | e . -
eT . British, Columbia . ]
9-800, ‘Sale rice $37,525 | Department. of Highways lists mu sic.

‘Skeena Electoral District
BITUMINOUS: SURFACING
woo 7 108788:

: Project No, $-6887
Terrace. Arterial and ‘Northern |.
. Trans Provincial Highway .
TERRACE - COPPER RIVER -
_-USK.SECTIONS' |
Mile . 94.44 to mile - 95.99
ME tie 2 aie
© 10e0e. to mile 108. order of merit, ~ ;
. (16,05 Miles) E IX PIANO; S =
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS | ganec semen, oe
Sealed ‘tenders, marked “Tet- “GRADE VIL PIANO: Pass
der_ for .Bituminoys Surfacing Marsha Carlson; Allan Tutt,
Te be rent ay ey oee8t” |" GRADE. VI PLANO: Honours.
will: be received by the Minister Cheryl. P. Goulets:.Pass. Cob
of Highways in his office at the Toon i ‘se; Carel J, Muckle.
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, x wirey A. Abweller o MUCKie;

B.C. up to 2:00. p.m. (Pacific | 4 ;
Daylight Saving Time) on Fri-|. GRADE V PIANO: PaseGre.
day the 7th day of July, 1967 | gory Goulet; Lorna Lieschs Dar-
and: opened: .in public at that] win Holliday, .
time and date.
,Plans, specifications, and con.
ditlons of tender may be obtain.
ed from “the Department of
Highways, Room 1414, 207 Wesi
price on this one! Fair Buy, Hastings ‘Street, Vancouver .3,
Terrace. Listed at $5,500,/B.C,- or from the undersigned-
gave 15%. |. for the sum of ten dollars ($10)
oo Sale Price $ 4,675 | which is not refundable,
Double Discount Price $3,850] No. tender will be accepted
. a or considered which contains
FT-8268 — JOHN DEERE 450] an esculator clause or any other -
- tractor;: only two years old! | qualifying ‘conditions and -the
Has anglebiade, winch, guard. | lowest or any tender will: not
Running gear 50%, balance .

, { necessarily e accepted.
“Machine good. Only.2700 hrs.| ©. OTT Miard,
Certified Buy, 30-day warran-| ' Deputy Minister
ty, Terrace. Listed at .$10.-| Department of Highways,
“750, save 10% ‘.) "| Parlament Buildings, ~ - Allan T tate
an Sale Price-$ 9,675,| Victoria, B.C,..... 0.00 6 -: . | GRADE. -I.. THEORY: . First |
- ‘Pouble- Discount... Price. $.8,800;] File NotiS6QSi6087 [scicsce ow! , Class Honours -- Janette Kainps |
ve Coto May, 1687: "/_ 7 | Marsha Carlson; ° Hondirig’ «’
‘FT-9113 — -1969 MODEL CAT | - ——= | Cheryl “P, Goulet; Janice by
“? pad wheel loader . w/Finning | ’ me AND ACT ;. | Froese; Pass - Darwin’. Hol-
"| lo-profile log fork and clamp.) NOTICE OF INTENTION: [giv
" Reconditioned | from end. to| TO APPLY 70 PU RCHASE |":
‘ at le i . te . 4 .
warranty, Prince Gooree | In the Land Recording Dist

: warranty, Prince George.
- Listed at $25,500, save 6%... |Tict of Prince “Rupert. and
‘o> 7!" Sale ‘Price $24,295, | situate approx. 2000 ft. South
Double. ‘Discount Price $22,950 oF ee 0250, Range’ 5, Coast
‘FT-9256 — 1964. MODEL. CAT
$44 wheel loader with lo-pro-
file log forks, clamp, caunter-
weight.-18:00 ¥ 84 tires, 50%.
Now -béing repaired to good
: eondition! Certified Buy, 30-
day warranty, Prince George,
Listed at $21,000, save 10%.
'. Sale’ Price $18,900
Double’ Discount Price $16,800

Double ‘Discount Price. $35,550

FT-9845 — 1956 17A CAT D7}
tractor with 7A dozer, 48 ¢on-
-trol, D7D winch. Rollers 50.
60%; tracks, ‘sprockets, idlers
45%. Certified Buy,. 30-day
warranty, Pr, George. Listed
at $20,500,’ save 10%,

. Sale Price $18,450

Double Discount. Price $16,400

FT-9201 — 1960 MODEL CAT
D7 tractor, fully equipped w/
hyd. angledozer; winch. -This
Di. has been repaired to ex-
‘cellent condition! Certified
Buy, 30-day warranty, Ter-
* race: Ligted at $22,900, save
10%.

"Sale Price $20,610
Double. Discount Price. $18,320

FT-0294 — ALLIS -CHALMERS
+ -- HDG tractor, 1959, model, w/
-angledozer, winch and guard,
Undercarriage 80%, balance
machine fair to good. Snap

exam results.

The following is a list of. suc-
cessful candiates in examina-
tions held recently by the Royal
Conservatory of Music of Toro-
nto in Terrace, B.C.) ,
- Fhe names are arranged in

THESE. FOUR. MAPS ‘from a booklet on Confederation by the Rolland Paper Company illustrate ;
che dramatic growth- of ‘Canada, Top left shows the extent, of the four founding provinces at Con- rey c o
federatlon in 1867 + Nova ‘Scotlay New Brunswick, Quebec: and: Ontario, Top right depicts how the: | — : , : :
boundaries of Canada have been extended by 1973 by the acquisition of the Northwest Territories |:
from the Hudson's Bay Company, the ereatlon of the-Infant Province of Manitoba, and the joining
- of British Columbia and “Prince Edward Island, Map at bottom left shows Canada in 1905 when
the boundaries of Quebec, Ontarlo and Manitoba had been extended, the Provinces of Alberta: .
| and- Saskatchewan “formed, and the Yukon. made a Territory. By1949the map of Canada had -
assumed its present oulline with the joining of Newfoundland, following the final extensions af the -|...
boundaries of Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba, Se - “ore

Just holler harder, Howard tells Usk folk. —
. a ae we . on 7 ‘ . /
“Holler harder,’? saidSkeena
M.P, Frank Howard to 21 resi-
dents of Usk last Thursday.
-. #4 month ago youhad no postal
service whatsoever,’’ he sald,
“"but today wa’ ve been’ success-
ful in getting you mail and par-
‘cel service three times’ weekly,
Howard told the Uskresidents
‘that they would have a resident
-3ostmaster and dally mail tm-.
mediately, —
.. Howard went on. to bd tak
he did not make promises but; cll 5
‘made notes -which: he: took: up ‘panel tee. to the yearly mem:
with various officials at differ /-"te soy member may bringare-
ont davels of government to get ‘solution to a provinelal or natlo-
c  o. an, | nal convention through the local
He sald he. intended to com | ais tevel ‘where: tt wall reach
tinue striving until the pecvleof ‘the’ party leaders and be pre-

. : the antmal
‘sented on the floor-of tha: leg- |. = Ba
4fglativa assembly ar the house’|; LOST Doc,
-of Commons,'* Howard told the

Frank Howard concluded his
remarks by saying ‘The intere-
sts of the individual, the indi.
yidual Canadlan.is where the
sympathies and efforts of the
New Democratic Partyaredire. |.

. cted.*? . :

Frank Howard -will be atten
ding Centennial Celebrations in
the area before returning to Ot-
tawa July 4, _ :

“Madame’s dog
thedly parked

SHERBROOK, Que, (CP)- Re-
sidents who let thelr dogs run
‘loose now have to pay a “parks
“ing ticket’? To reduce the num-
ber of pets roaming the streets
,.control service,
] DOG, approaches the own.
er, * says “Madan: your dog ‘Is
badly. parked,*'. and gives the
‘offender a ticket, |; vce

csncesetacyfatetetetas st
‘ Seas cane

“Usk had a foltable ferry service
seven days a week, hydropower
and eventually road access.

During a discussion on the
organizational and constitue
tlonal set up of the NDP, Frank
Howard explained that leader.
siip- conventions were held

“avery two years with this years
convention being ‘held at To-
ronto, He went on to show how
financing of the party is done.

“through the local level with NDP

-¢lubs holding dances and raffles

GRADE: HI PIANO; Honours.
Norma Dando; Susan J,. Elliot,
Dwayne . Holliday, Beverly
Kealty; Jean Smith (equal);
Pass - Janice L. Froese; Diane
Lethes, aa io
GRADE! PIANO: Honours =
Nancy Sparks; Lynne Atwood;
Pass Linda - Purschke; Dorothy
L. Eliott, - coat
GRADE [¥ CLARINET: Ho-
‘nours + Carol A, Slisbe, «|.
' GRADE.V_ THEORY: Honourg
-Dorothy E. Barton. oo
GRADF Il THEORY; - First
Class Honours - Colleen Froese
Margaret Horsfield feaual

ced hive’ hatdly. evar’ kib¥asa,
mathematician who. was.capable
-ofvensoningg of

| gathering...

*. PEATO

Publicans believe upgrading.
could be achleved and batter
service provided.-in Canadian
pubs if they could serve men and
women, accompanied or not,
both beer and -knife-and-fork:
meals, ©. 0

~ They also. belfeve more ll
centes should be. granted to
pubs which’ are ‘not in hotels,
* Such facilities, it 1s claimed,
would attract more mald and fe.‘
male office workers at noon and
after five'in the‘afternoon, © -''
These shifts in beer-drinking
habits were disclosed In a re
cent survey by Canadian Hote:
and Restaurant...
‘More brickbats have been
thrown at beer parlors, bever-
“age rooms, taverns, pubs, than
at any other type of. “hosple
tallty’? facility, notes CRR, in
{ts current ‘discussion of new:
horlzons-in the dacore of places
where. people « drink ~ draught
beer, generally regarded as the. | ne 5
‘working-man’ § corner club; °°. "468 "CORVAIR: Mona
“But “if you're not a -beere (Po pn ae ae iy
‘parlor habitie’* gays the buak ; REDE A. Was $150 Ne
ness publication, should youim. | OT eas

... Fake Notice that Harry Jack
Harms of Terrace,. occupation
salesman, Intends to. apply for
ermission to purchase the fol-
owing described lands: -

Commencing at a post plant.
ed on the westerly right-of-way
boundary of the old Lakelse.
Lake Road, approx. 2000 ft.
Southwest of Williams Creek
bridge; Thence N. 45 deg. W,
to High . Water Mark of
Willams Creek; Thence along
the HWM In..a Northeasterly

DODGE CITY <
Is Busting Out’
_ With Big Car |
Values!!!
1495 =

" Call or. write your Finning sales

representative for-a free, ilu-
raee tale Fiver er firection for 80 ft. more ot
, NIN. ’ | dess; Thence, §..43. deg. ta.
ie F INNIN G Lakelse Lake. Road: Thence -in
TRACTOR |_| a Southwesteriy direction along
. pit , the road to.paint of egmmence:
Your Caterpiilar Dealer = { ment and containing 10 acres
i 4621 Keith A: 7 mote or less. The purpose for
Terrace, BC... Phone 695-223 | winlch the land is required ta
Caterpillar,. Cat and Traxcs ;

Home Site. Jack
Vator. are Registered Trade. | . Batty Jack Harms
marks of ‘Caterpillar Tractor Ror Jan C, MacDonald,
Cp sas _ Dated June 17, 1967, 52
Aas INDIAN AFFAIRS BRANCH
LAND ACT

_'}-_ Invitation to Tender for Pupil
“S| Transportation, oe
‘Tenders are invited for the
provision of transportation serv-
ces for approximately 28 In.
,| dian pupils from Kitsumkalum
B| Indian Reserve to and from
Terrace, & distance of approxi.
Taately 236 miles, each school
day for the period September 5,

Notice Of

“1966 CHEV BelAlr 4Dr..

of DL . Sedan, V8, auto, warranty

Take Notlee that ‘Muriel Hana

~ land Terrace, occupation) 2067, and June 29, 1968. pose your values onthese estab. Po a, _ ea os BONE mo
toa The’ rout fallwed ones WP Po eae a, ;
Housewite, intends to. ap for! etween Kitsune haeted lishments? You should not look 1966 CHEVELLE 4Dr., _. 1962 FORD Galaxie 500 | -~ 11962 METEOR $33 2-Dr. H

at them-as a home away from
home, A’ blue-collar worker has:

No.1, and Skeena Secondary
tary weno, Teraca® "| a alfront aot of aio when
Tenders are required on an| he, thinks of a beer parlor,
overall daily rate, vehicles must) ‘'He wants a place where he
conform to appropriate provin.|. dogs. Rot feal ‘out of. place, a
clal requirements, The succeas-| room: where he-can teal Ome |
‘fal bidder will be required -to| fortable’ in his work - clothes,
submit evidence of insurance to} While -his ostensiblé reason for.
the satisfaction of the Minjater./ belng’ there is to drink beer. |].
‘Forms for tender are available): ihe. camaraderie, -‘companton. |

from the Indian Education Of-| ship and conversation of fellow
fice, 203 Federal Building,| workers and friends 1s Just as"
Prince. Ru ert. Tenders are ‘0 important, - oe
ae an envelope mark-|' ‘sary, 1b gon tha women (Ke
od ‘Tender for Pupil Tranapan 4, dopant ae the rooms
tatlon Contract,” ahd will be) of his friends?! - tn a _

ion to p the fol-

owing described lands; - ;

. Commencing at a. post. plant.

ed at the NorthEast corner af

373; thence North for a

- distance of: 620’ more or ‘less;

thence East’ for ‘a distance of

. 400° more or-less; thence North:

.for a distance of 380": ‘thence

’ Bast. for 920’ more’ or . Jess:

. fence South for 1000' more.or

. less; thence West for 1820’ more

. ar less ‘to: point of commence.

ment’ and contalninig 27. acres
. More or less, a oo

which: the

-. The -purpose for
, dand is: required is for farming
and for ith June 1967,’ | -recelved-at the above’ office: up
”  Morlel Haalahd:..° if to. 5:00 p.m, local time, July 5,
Paes Eee
me
- Strikes cost
Saskatchewan.

REGINA (CP)}Working tima,|

= 7105 ss,

* Sedan, auto, low nue - L095. o “rucket seats, AL condition

<1 > Ay was $2305, Now

tone Aen 105

. i

Dour 20 More To: Choose From-1959 To 1

966. Models |

7 Bay, Now — ‘No Payments’

Bonar Law books ||

LARGE SELECTION of NEW & USED TRUCKS
one SEE YOUR TWO DODGE CITY MARSHALS,

. —e
Mere werses “oo ‘
Oe y my
, . toe

EDMONTON (CP): The Al |
., berta Aggoclation of Reglater

~. FREDERICTON - cP) tne LL
of the Binar

120,000 volumes of |

‘+ Nurses. last year récorded th
»Jargest: number: of active mem

_ bera.in its 81 - Fears, Acti

. ‘members’ registered last: yaa

mere 7,080,804. more: thar. the:

[previous year," sy

lost ‘by non-agricultural waga
earners_om strike “tn Saskst'
/Chewon. was one-eighth the Can
‘gdien average beter 1961. and:

Law-Bennett Library have been
moved to new quasters on: the’
Brunswick, ‘The Harrlet Library
replaces ‘premises, where they

‘1966, | Labor _ Minister Lonel
Codante paid

wore kept for $8'yoara,
STREET ee DE eet

bs of the Unieraity of New: |