Vednesday, January 26, 1966.

| LEGALS

TERRACE “‘Omineco” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

IN RE-ESTATE OF
: MAN CHOU DONG,
™ DECEASED, INTESTATE

'tso known as JUNG WING PING)
m TAKE NOTICE that as Admin-
Mtrator, duly appointed by the
magjurt, of the Estate of MAN
mHOU DONG, also known as
MING WING PING, deceased, ‘late

@’ the Municipality of Terrace, in

he Provinee of British Columbia,

Mho died at Terrace, Municipality

maid Province aforesaid on the 17th

ay of September, 1065, I require
Zam! creditors and others’ having

Maims against the sald estate to
ind the same to me properly veri-
med, at the address mentioned be-
won or before noon of the 19th
meesiy of February, £966, after which

mate I shall. proceed to distribute

mae estate to those entitled by law,

Seenving regard only to such claims
me: which I shall then have been
ea tified.

— AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
wemiat all persons indebted to the
aaemiid estate are required to pay
smieir indebtedness to me forth-

arith,
me DATED at Prince Rupert, Brit-
an Columbia this 5th day of Janu-

988,
* Official Administrator
County of Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert
No. 19 Besner Block
P.O. Box 546
Prince Rupert, B.C. 28

ay LAND ACT
me NOTICE OF INTENTION T
= APPLY TO LEASE LAND
mmm In Land Recording District of
Seerince Rupert, B.C. and situate 22
memailes west of Terrace, South of
a . 16 in the vicinity of Lot
waeood, Range 5, Coast District. .
Take notice that Skoglund Log-
maging Limited of Terrace, B.C., P.O.
medox 640 intends to apply for a
a tease of the following described
ie lands:- :
m Commencing at a post planted
660 ft. from the SE. Corner of Lot
7 3999 N 32 degrees E; thence 200
= ft. S 50 degrees E; thence 1516 ft.
wy N 34 degrees E; thence 1102 ft.
= .N 47 degrees E thence 200 ft.
‘N 50 degrees W; thence in a south-
westerly direction along of the
Highwater mark app. 2700 ft to
A the point of commencing, and con-
taining 13.6 acres, more or less,
for the purpose of booming. _
for Skoglund Logging Limited
G. Reithofer .
Dated January 18, 1966, 027

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS,
FORESTS, AND WATER
RESOUR'

CES
TIMBER SALE X-95196

Sealed tenders will be received
by the District Forester at Prince
Rupert, B.C., not later than 11:00
a.m. on the 15th day of February,
1966, for the purchase of Licence
X-95196, to cut 80,000 cubic feet
of Spruce, Hemlock, Cedar and
other species sawlogs. on an area
situated Approximately 8 miles
from Terrace on Old Highway 25

— OF. 5.

Two (2) years will be allowed
| for removal of timber.

As this area is wifhin the Skeena
A SY.U. which is fully commit-
™ ted, this sale will be awarded
; under the provisions of section 17
= (1a) of the Forest Act, which gives

. the timber sale applicant certain
privileges.

Further particulars may be ob-
™ tained from the District Forester,
8 Prince Rupert, B.C., or the Forast

Ranger, Terrace, B.C. 27

IN RE THE ESTATE OF
MAN CHOU DONG
S also known as JUNG WING PING
DECEASED

FOR SALE

TENDERS will be received by
the undersigned up to 12 o’clock

M noon Saturday, of the Sth day of|

March, 1966, for the purchase of
m the hereunder described parcel of
# land situated in the Municipalit:
j of Terrace, Province of Britis
2 Columbia, belonging to the estate
of Man Chou Dong also known as
® Jung Wing Ping, Deceased, and
m more Particularly known and de-
scribed as follows: ;
Lot 15, Block 7, District Lot
360, Range 5 Coast District,
Plan 972:
Highest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
TERMS: Strictly cash. —
The above described premises
can be viewed by arrangement
mm with Thornhill Realty Ltd, of Ter.
m race, B.C. ;
Signed W. N. POOLE
Official Administrator
P. O. Box 546

NOTICE
PRIVATE BILLS
suant to Standing Orders, no Pe-
tition for any Private Bill shall he
received by the House in its forth-
coming Session after Saturday, the

5th day of February, ,
Dated November 25rd, 1965.

Ian M. Horne, Q, C.
Deputy Clerk of the
Legislative Assembly
British Columbia

® MISCELLANEOUS

LEARN DRAFTING, Day or even-
ings. Home study and practical
courses. Full information

writing advertiser Box 313, Ter-
race “Herald”, Terrace, B.C. p27

Notice to the Public

FOR temporary rocf repairs call
Gateway Motel at V13-6172, and
ask for our representative Dan
Lansall. Steve Parzentny, Roof-
ing Co. Ltd. etf

ROOF LEAKING? Needing repairs?
Do it yourself with “Zone” 4 pro-
duct of Southwestern Petrole-
ums, Sold in 150 countries guar-
anteed for eight years. Phone
your Zone representative EB. L,
Polding at V1I3-6833 or VI3-5518
after & p.m, cté

LEARN I.B.M. key punch compu-
tor programing and data pro-
cessing. Pre-aptitude tests given.
Write Advertiser Box 313, Ter-
race “Herald”, Terrace, B.C, p27

THE BEST for children is the
love and care of their mother —
the second best is Uplands Bap-
tist Day Care Centre. Try us.
We plan our service to meet
your need. Child care by the
month, the day or just a few
hours so that you may go shop-
ping with ease. Phone VI3. 8685,
‘og

MOBILE HOME MOVING, Local
and long distance hauling. Phone
Fagan, VI3-6463. ct£

BUY AND BUILD the outstanding
Suburban Homes for as low as
’ $3,780.00, For the. 1964 catalogue.
and information write to Subur-
ban Building Products Ltd., S.S.
No. 1, Sanderson Road, Prince
George, B.C., or phone LOgan
4.6300. ctf

TRAVEL — Our services cost no
more. and save you money
Complete Travel Service, Air-
Sea-Land. Phone or write, Ter-
race Travel Service, Box 1750,
or Phone VI3-2281. ctf

Track and Field
Elects New Slate

At the annual election of offi-
cers for the Terrace Track and
Field Ciub, held January 18, O. A.
“Kaul” Kaulbeck was named pre-
sident and Ray Judd was elected
vice president, .

Mrs, Vivian ‘Cameron was elect-
ed secretary and Mrs. Molly Nat:
tress was named to the positlon of
treasurer,

Al Cameron, Gail Demmitt and
Bob Clarke were appointed as dir-
ectors for the group.

Those in attendance expressed
the hope that the new executive
panel and all athletes participat-
ing in track and field activities
this year will attain as much or
more enjoyment and success ag in
the year just passed.

Nick Nattress and AI Cameron
spent a yery Interesting and in-
formative weekend in Vancouver
recently when they attended a
coaches track and Eleld conference.

Their trip was sponsored by the
B.C. Track and Field Association
and the Terrace branch of the
Royal Canadian Legion.

The conference was held on Jan-
uary 14 and 15 and featured a
wide variety of speakers conaist-
ing of university professors, . well
experienced coaches, athletes and
doctors.

Both men repdtted the confer-
ence was a very Worthwhile event
and the material knowledge gein-
ed during the ttlp will prove an

Notice is hereby given that, pur- ,

© HELP WANTED—Mele | STORIES

MILLWRIGHT: For a central in- Sis
terfor sawmill, Electric and air) i 7
operated. Must have several; fie
years millwright experience in
a large sawmill and be capable
of install’, repairing and mod.
‘ying a es of sawmill equip-
ment.- Should be able to do Are
and Acetylene welding. Top
union wages paid. Please apply
to Box 1450, Terrace, B.C., or
‘The National Employment Serv:
ice in your area. 3]

FULLY QUALIFIED heavy duty
mechanic preferably with some
experience with forklifts and
front end loaders. Must be able
to supervise small staff and
should be able to assist in keep-
ing stock records and ordering
parts, Please apply to Box 1450,
Terrace, B.C. c29

INSPECTOR — CONSUMER TAX
* yequired for
Department of Finance
PRINCE RUPERT
BC. Civil Service

SALARY: $410 - $505 per month,
plus $15 per month Special Liv-
ng Allowance. There is oppor-
_tunity for advancement to in-
spector 2, $485 -.$585 per month,
plus $15 per month Special Liv-
ng Allowance, after one year's
satisfactory service.
Duties include expediting out-
side tax returns, dealing with

Social Services Tax and other
Statutes administered by the

WITH JOHN DR

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AINIE

field cotlections and raising as- John Drainie, the versatile Canadian actor closely identified with
sessments when necessary; carry-| Stephen Leacock (in which portrayal he is seen above) is heard
ing out an effective educational | every afternoon Monday to Friday on the C8C radio series, Stories
program with reference to the) With John Drainte. Now in its seventh year, the program has broad-
cast about 1400 stories by Canadian writers,

citizens or British subjects with

considerable experience in busi-| _There’s an important meeting

Ness or government; a_ good slated for tomorrow evening, Jan- sed.

knowledge of accounting pro-|uary 27 in Thornhill Elementary
cedures; ability to deal effective-| school. It’s the annual election of
ly with the public. officers for the Thornhill Rural
Ror application forms apply IM-| Ratepayers Association and‘ the

to The Govern-| meeting is scheduled to begin at

ment Agent, or to The Chair-

man, B.C. Civil Service Commis. | 8:0 P-m.

returned to The Chairman, B.C.
Civil Service Commission, §44

LATER THAN February 4, 1996.| 2Nd that details

_ EYES RIGHT

Attention all eyes. Defend your home
from gloom and glare - with the help of
B.C. Hydro’s free Home Lighting book-
lets. Step by step these brochures show
you how to plan goad lighting for every
_ room In the house. And for every visual
activity. From cooking a meal, to sewing
a seam, to reading a book, to shaving a
beard. Good lighting Is good flocking,

asset to.them during the forthcom-

19 Besner Block .
Prince Rupert, B.C, c80

Ing season,

sion, 544 Michigan Street, VIC-| mM. 3B. Stockton, president of
TORIA; completed forms to be | the association, said this week that

a report from the Thornhill Cen-

ths tennial Committee will be heard
Michigan St., VICTORIA, NOT regarding the | Rural Ratepayers Association, R.R.

COMPETITION NO. 66-78. c27 eventual incorporation of thel|No. 2, Pine Street, Terrace.

erly Scott, secretary,

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-for your free Home Lighting booklets.

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Consumer Taxation B h. 8
Applicants must be Canadian| 2hornhiliers Plan Election Tomorrow
Thornhill district will be discus-

Membership dues must be paid
up before anyone is eligible for
office on the new executive. Dues,
written nominations, and any sug-
gestions for the betterment of the
association or for this year's agen-
da may be submitted to Mrs. Bev-
Thornhill