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November 21.

1967 and bids will

The main storage
is expected to be

(warded later.
Largest contracts

— ti orlage Mountain
Anytime 76.9 million and

About 42 million
f earthfill will be

The HERALD gets HOME to the people. Advertise—it pays!

Call for Orders

This big-city truck dealer has no problem
about keeping in touch with his many cus-
iomers and prospects in distant parts of the
province,
Headofficesalasstalffoltowupleads, arrange
demonstrations, solicit orders and maintain
contactwithestablished customersbya care-
fully planned routine af Long Distance calls,
Think of the convenience! He has his cus-
tomers at his fingerlips and keeps tight up
with their requirements, Cost-is negligible
compered with operating local offices,
Finally, this dealer also lists a ZENITH num-
ber in key centres like Nanaimo, Kamloops
and Prince George. It enables customers and
Prospects there to call him without cost to

themselves—another valuable business-
- builder! fo .

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WORLDWIDE TELEPHONE CONNECTI

Salesman-of-the-year

The secret of making a business grow Is, in most cases,
simple—win more and more customers
and wider area. Nothing helps you find th
them and re-sell them so quickly and econ

Salesman on the Wing

This salesman ison a trip through his
company’s market area, extending from
Vancouver to the Lakehead. One of the most
useful things he carries is his B.C. TEL Long
Distance Credit Card.

This enables him to make Long Distance calls
from anywhere. He usesit constantly to con-
firm appointments at his next stopover and
contact inconveniently located accounts.
He also keeps in daily touch, of course, with
head office: reporting. on Progress; channel-
ling orders, queries and complaints for fast
action; cotlecting fresh teads as he flies from
point to point, .

His periodic “swing throughihe territory" is
quite an expensive item of overhead. Long
Distance ensures, at minimum cost, that his

company gets every last cent of value from it,

In Terrace Phone VI 3-212]
«df calling long distance. ask the operator
for ZENITH 7000 (thera is no charge).

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MICA DAM CONTRACT

Pre-Bid Information N

will be available at B.€. Hydro’

Detailed contract documents, for
what is expected to be the largest
single contract aver awarded in
Canada, will be issued in April

opened some time Sater.
August 1967. A separate contract

to construct the 2,600,000 kilo:
att Mica powerhouse will he

fountain Dam, $73 million, through the tunnels next year an

wild Mica Dam and about 5.7 mil.
lion cubic yards of rock and other | riverbed,
material must be excavated for

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ow Available @
providing preliminary information on about 4,000 during peak cons fe

@ contract to build Mica Dam, 85 miles north of Revelstoke, | tion in 2072.
$ head office in Vancouver on| Mica Dam is scheduled for

be publicly | feet.

the dam.

awarded to} Excavation is now complete and| Medical Association says.
ate in British Columbia were the|lining of the two tunnels with There have also been great

powerhouse, | concrete is progressing.
the Portage] The river will be diverte

cubic yards}two cofferdams will be built to|surgery of patients in good
required tojallow construction of the main| eral health. Today, says §
dam to begin on a section of dry/C.M.A, if 500 good-risk pati -

quite
Spread over a wider
em, sell them, satisfy

omically as the skilled
use Of your telephone. Here are just a few profit-making ideas.

“Touring” by Phone ©

This busy Séles Manager, “tours” his area in
amoring—with B.C. TEL’s Sequence Call-
ing service. .
He simply gives the operator the list of Long
Distance numbers he wants, She gets them
for him in the right order and at the intervals
mast convenient for his other work.

He holds regular Conference Calls, tao,
with his company’s three other offices in
Calgary, Winnipeg and Toronto—all four of
them on the line togethar, talking andlisten-
ing as though they were in tha same room.
There’s no end to the profit-making uses of
Properly planned Long Distance calling. Ask .
one of our experienced Communication
Experts to explain some of tha possibilities
for your business—naturally without obliga~
tion. Contact him TODAY, can

BC TEL
GRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY

TV = INTERCOM AND PAGING
GDERN HOMES AND BUSINESS

above the Columbia River bed

making it one of the highest earth-| Conadian Medical Assoc... .
fill structures in the world. It

will have’ a crest length of 2,500 Heal th Ti i a

Ya July, 1965, $21 million con- =i '

dam coatraci| tract was awarded to a consortium FEAR OF SURGERY at

awarded in|0f four construction firms headed| Bechuse of great strides in -Ha
by Perini Pacific Ltd., of Vancou-| anaesthesia and surgery in red om

ver, to excavate two diversion. tun-| years — especially in the lastRmae

nels under the east abutment of|/— the patient today should Ham

Mica Creek Village, six miles|goiter or gall bladder opers iF
and for the| downstream from the damsite, will} we could reasonably expect #
associated spillway and power in-| house the workforee that will h
take and outlet structures.

_ Mica Dam will rise 845 fact
a

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pletion by April 1, 1973.
a

little fear of surgery, the Canaqiam

_ |vances in pre- and postope
djcare of patients, limiting to a 3
djimum the number of deaths g

underwent surgery, such ¢

e{none might die after surgery.

| building the main dam. The vil- One cause of fear in the

lage will attain a population of | wag the prolonged period of ¥

ing under” the anaesthetic. By
ever, with present  anaesth
drugs and techniques, there
longer need for the prolonge
duction period. The patient is vi
quickly and quietly put to sles i
If a patient seeks the compe

Surgical and anaesthetic of
available today, he ean feel
fident when contemplating s
gery. Today’s surgeons and
aesthetists have. spent many yea i
of training in their special fields

Loaded Firearms

Not For Cars

| Dr J. Hatter, Director, Fish! _
and Wildlife Branch, has expressiie
ed his concern with the numbe i
of charges laid against irrespon-y
gible individuals found carrying
loaded firearms in motor vehicles.:
In spite of repeated warnings that! -
this is an extremely dangerous i
an itegal practice, Conserva-@
tion Officers throughout the pro- i
vinee ‘are finding that this partic- r
violation still leads all the othert ql
offenses under the Firearms Act. iem
Dr. Hatter suggests that it is
& good sensible hunting practice jim
to double check your own firearm ji
as well as the firearms of other jim
hunting companions: before enter. ‘aM
jng a motor vehicle, Another good &
safety tip when travelling in a |
vehicle is to always carry firearms |
with the actlon open, '
. No matter what the excuse, the
owner of a loaded firearm found
in a vehicle usually gets very little iz
sympathy from the checking of- if
ficer, i

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soeleties. returned a total ‘of $123 4 7
million to members in 1995,. an
increase of $114 million over the a
1964 total. The average dividend [me
rate remained unchanged at 9% fo
per cent, "

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