dnesday, June 15, 1966

s. Legals

SUAINING OPPORTUNITIES |
eee following courses are sched-
1 han start In September 1906.
Brtaa seetyiene welding, lay-
et nn acetylene we
: fabrication, special procedur-| B.
meucceseful students may quail-
or D.P.W. No. 2, hae and 4 pres-
me 6«cortificates,
e 10 minimum as preferred)
ma 618; personal” interview re-
med. Course length: eleven

aE COURSES:—

; De
peeetarial: ;
map ig, shorthand, igh hool
as requisites: ol
atlo uired.

keeping:

m Introductory: Fundamental

Sdures, business machines,

mg. Pre-requisites: Grade 10
um. Age: 17; personal inter-

@ required, Course length: 6 -

oth
‘ "Advanced: Individual _ pro-
mamas suited to the needs and abi-
m= of the students, Pre-requisit-
% school graduation (com-
mia) option preferred). Age: 17;
nal interview required. Course
10 - 12 months.
acal Courses:
ee pine transcription machines,
oy usiness machines. In-
a needs and abilities consid-

isites: Grade 10 pre-| he

cants having compen-

@’ eenerience and maturity

he considered. Age: 17; per-

ml interview required. Course
: ) ‘. a4 months,

ae Fa
cedures.
merses are available through the
i nool's trade extension evening
; ).Pre-requisites: Grade 10
le; other factors be
Bpraicersa; mature appHoants
aly,

ractical Nursing:

Basic nursing techniques. Suc-
osful students are admitted : to
membership in the Licensed Prac-
wal Nurses’ Association of Brit:

ustrial

nm Columbia. Pre-requisites: Grade}

> minimum; high school gradua-

po (Community Services option) |:

eferred. Age: 18; personal inter.

Sew at the school required. Course |-

sogth: 12 months. (A training al-
mwanece is pald to all students
mter the first four months of the
purse is successfully completed).
Rental Assistants:

a Dental office procedures, hygi-
me, office practice. Pre-requisites:
igh school graduation; typing
rill desirable but not necessary,
ge; 18; personal interview at the
ghool required, Course length: 10
Ronths,

fosle Training for Skill Develop:
Bent (Academic Improvement):

’ Basic secondary instruction in
ngiish, Mathematics, Science and
yping to grade 10 equivalency.
pplicants must be at least 19,

Rave been out of the public shoal
wstem for at least one year and
a2 mature enough to: accept’ the
naterial presented. Successful can-
edates will be eligible to apply for
pcational courses requiring a
rade 10 background,

e All courses advertised: $15 per
fonth. Most courses require the’
Erechase of textbooks ($10 - $20).
walning Allowances or ULC. ben-
Bits may be paid to qualified ap-
@icants. Details are available at
a National Employment Service
efices.
plications: .
; e Principal

BC. Vocs toga! School,
BANG GEORGE, BC, of

; SALVAGE

5 ‘popper, brass,
ead, POR ae? Tadiaters; we
; vage your waste. 0.K. Used
roads, Terrace, BC. Phone OM

WORK WANTED

RK WANTED FOR single axle
actor (Air), Phone 3064 Kiti-
hat. Or write Box 3149... | pa7

RNC bookkeeper dealt. |’

work in ‘own .home. Phone

B10 and: ask for Carol pw

requisites: |.

ING TO babysit Phone vg sate —

L AND ACT
ence of: intention’ to ply to
Lease Land
In ‘Land ‘!
Prince’ ‘Glin and situate in the

bed of Gillen Harbour,
Island,

‘District of}

Dewdney tf:

Take ole that Babcock Fish-
ries of Prince Rupert,

Be en to apply for a lease of the
following described lands:—

oncupation fish processors in- |

Commencing at « post planted |i

n the thore

Approxing Tp
35 44” 4 thence (Magnetic) West

300 a ee thence (magnetic) South E

200 feet; thence (magnetic Bas
300 fest} thence No

for the purpose of mo

* pated Hay 31 1998

SHERIFF'S SALE
COUNTY aa RUPERT

+ Under and
rant of Execution to me directed
and delivered
and chattels of a's Service Lid.,
at the suit of Northern Magneto
Ltd, and other warrants, I have

d and will sell by tender, all
the 1 ht, title and interest of the
Defendant in the following to aat-
isfy the judgment debt and costs

rein:
One Sweda Cash Register No.
V42-412030 . (good ond prica
0 new an $1652.00
ne
One Paymaster cheque writer.
One headlight adjuster set.
(These items at Terrace Trans-
for erences B.C, where they may
e viewed
Tenders on all or any part of thig
equipment, wed in a Service Sta-

tion, to be sent to the undersigned

before noon, June. 25, 1966

Terms of sale — Cash plus SS,
Tax. Sold as is, where is, highest} 5
or-any tender not necessarily ac-
cente Dated F Prince. Rupert this

10th da
ag EAN, Sheriff,
' County 7 Prince ¢ Rupert

. Bo 264 Prince tt B.C.
x Rupe! al

DEPARTMENT OF "LANDS,
AND WATER °.
URCES :

‘ TIMBER SALE K-D6037 /
Sealed tenders will. be ‘received |
by the District Forester at Prince |-
Rupert, B.C. not later than 11:00
am. on the Sth day of July, 1068,
for the purchase of Aeance
X-66587, to cut 129,000 cubic feet
of Hemlock, Cedar, and
other species sawlogs, on an area
situate aa ximately 1 mile East
of Beam Station Read — CR. 5.
Two (2) years veil ‘be allowed
for removal of tin! .
is area is within the Skeena
PSYY, vale is fully committed,
this sale will be awarded under
the provisions of section. 17 (la)
of the Forest Act; which gives the
timber-sale applicant certain pri-
vileges.
Further
tained from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert, BC., or: the « Forest
Ranger, Terrace, B.C.

SHERIFF'S SALE:
OF PRINCE RUPERT

TO WIT:

Under and by virtue of a War-
rant of Execution to me directed
and delivered t the . goods
and chattels of Kenneth A. Mc-
Leod at a suit of Skeena Building

Products Ltd., and other warrants,

I have seized. and will sell by
Tender, all the right, title and int.
preet’ at it Defendant 4 the fol,

to satisfy the judgmen
dent ead costs kercin: .
One 18039 GMC Truck, Serial
SCOGENSRLIZIIF

One Columbia trailer, serial BC-
T1IN16
One ve Columbia trailer, (partly. dis-

)

One 1986 International crawler
cat, ¢/w blade, winch and
canopy.

(All which will be. at Art’s

Garage, South Hazelton).

Tenders on‘ all or any. part to
be sent to the undersigned before
Noon, June: an, 2088; Terms of
&.S. Tax. Deposit
of 5% to be fon eeted with ten-
der. Sold ag-is, where is. Highest

roy tender not necessarily a
copied, ‘Dated at: Prince ‘Rupert

heriff,

Coumty” fr Prince R

Git day of June 1866...
DEAN, sh

A Prince rupert BS.

i)

r along
ark 200 eae a the If

t of
16 « more or less, }}
Panag ces, ig |

WIT:
virtue of a War: |)
against the goods |i

eee, Rem: rand.

TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH: COLUMBIA

THE MOOSE HAS RIGHT-OF-WAY — Wildlife i in Alaska is so common that some of the
animals (this moose included)’ apparently think the roads were built for their cowenience,:
Other road. users, of the two-legged motorized variety, seldom abject, however, In a state
as big as Alaska there's room for all.

particulars may he ab- |}.

Wedding

Bells

RINGWOOD «BARTLETT

st. “Matthew's " Anglican Church
wag the scene of a pretty summer
on the morning of Saturday, June

®@ WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE HAS been -sold and must
move, Needed immediately a 3
or 4 bedroom house. Reference
lf required, phone VI5-6196.
; . a

HOU: iG ROOM or small
cabin for single woman. Phone
VI3-2152. pA

ROOM OR SHACK with stove. Will
repair. Phone Dave at vase

CAMPER OR trailer for first three
weeks in July, Please contact
Cathie at the Herald — Phone

VI 3-6357. stf

Two OR THREE bedroom house.
Phone VI3-6411.

@ WANTED

AGREAGE WANTED. Unimproved
and remote lots purchased. Send
exact location and price to D.
F. Mullin, Box 156, Toronto 5,
Ontario. otf

SECOND-HAND pinele mattresses.
Phone VI 3-0879. atf

@ NOTICE

I WILL NOT be responsible for
‘any debts incurred. by anyone

’ other than myself after June 4.

- Dennis Schafhauser  c&7

PLEASE NOTE! Kay's Sh
be closed Tuy to Octe ai

_ NEW BUSINESS
ALUMINUM.. WINDOWS:

‘Set In Wood Frames, With.
Screens ——: Reasonable | Prices.

Call _ ve “MISTICA * AT. eae
- pao.

VI S-3504"

ll, when Stephen Michael: ‘Ring.
wood, eldest son of Dr. and Mrs, J.
B. Ringwood of Williams Lake,

took as his bride, Margaret Gail.

Bartlett, only daughter of Mrs, A.
G. Bartlett of Terrace and the late
Albert Goodwin Bartlett.

The Reverend A. P.Horsfield
performed. the double-ring” marri-
age rites, and Rebert Shaw of Wil-
liams Lake acted.as best man: Mr,
Allan Dubeau presided -at the or-
gan. Ushers were Derek Bartlett

q|and Gerry Sharples of Terrace,

David Webster of Hazelton. and
Patrick Ringwood -of — Willlams
Lake,

Given in: marriage by her great
uncle, Mr. J. T. Robinson: of Ter-
race, the bride was a pretty picture
in her wedding gown of white cry-

.Staline fabric with .appliques of

white roses on the front panel of

sif| her floor-length gown, . featuring
Empire waistline, cuffed three.

quarter wide sleeves and high roll-
ed collar neckline. A chiffon train
was attached to the collar over
which misted a thrée-tier scallop-
ed shoulder-length veil. She car-
ried-a sheath of‘ pale pink and
white baby gladioli and wore an
heirloom gold Jocket.

Her four bridesmaids, Donna
Roach of Ucluelet, Sandra Bartlett
and Judith Penniger of Prince
Rupert and Carol Ringwood of
Williams Lake were gowned alike.
They wore Empire style, floor-
length, sleeveless dresses of pale
beige ‘silk, patterned with pink
roses, The rose-pink theme: wag
will | caried out in gloves, bouquets and
small hair adornments, =
A reception. was held in St.

J Matthew's parish hall featuring a

buffet ~luncheon.:' The . hall was

beautifully decorated: by ‘Mrs, H, |.

_ | aceessories. The groom’s mother
wore -a. pale blue wool suit with —
| Matehing ‘hat and white accessor-

‘Fred Peagam, ag master of cere-

monies, proposed: the toast to the -

bride to which the groom respond-
ed. The toast to: the bridesmaids
was. made ‘by the groom and re-
A.| sponded to by the best man, Robert
Shaw.

The bride’s bouquet was caught
by Lauren Dubeau and the bride’s
garter by Michael Bowen-Colthurst.

.Mrs, Alan Henson and Mrs. Fred
Peagam, long time friends. of the
bride's family, cut- the . wedding
cake, after the bride and groom
had made the first cut in fradition- .
al fashion,

Telegrams of congratulations
were received from England, Scot-
land, Ottawa, Vancouver and Wil.
Ilams Lake. -

Mr. and Mrs. Ringwood, who
are both working for Columbia
Cellulose Company are residing at
Lakelse Lake for the summer. They
intend to return to UBC and BOT
in September,

Outof-town guests were from -
Williams ‘Lake, Ucluelet, Prince
Rupert, Vancouver and Hazelton,

many of whom were relatives. They ..

ineluded Mrs, Marie Pharis, grand. -
‘|mother of the groom, from ‘Leth-
bridge, Alberta; Dr. and Mrs, Ring-
wood, parents of the groom from
Williams Lake, the bride's sister,
Mrs, Eric. Schneider of Vencouver

and the bride's uncles and aunts, ~.,
Mr. and Mrz. B. B, Webster of Har- .

elton and Mr, and Mrs: C, F. ‘Bart.
lett of Prince Rupert.

B, Webster, the bride's aunt from |: g

Harelton, assisted by. young friends

of the ‘bride. ‘and: groom. —
For receiving: guests, the bride's
mothor chose a‘pink wool sult with

belge steaw pillbox hat and a olge wat