Page Eight.

“Wednesday, July 6, 1

@ LEGALS

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS
RESOURCES -

THABER SALE X-96545 ,

Sealed tenders will be received
by the District Forester at Prince
Rupert, B.C., not later than 11:00
a.m. on the 26th day of July, 1966,
for the purchase of Licence
X-96545, to cut 84,000 cubic feet
of Hemlock, Cedar, Spruce, Bal-
sam and Other Species Sawlogs, on
an area | situated old Lakelse High-
way, Lal

Two (years avill & allowed for
removal“of timber. -

As this area is within the Skeena
PSYU which is fully committed
this sale will be awarded under
the provisions of section 17 (1a) of
the Forest Act, which gives the
timber sale applicant certain pri-
vileges,

Further particulars may he ob-
tained from the District Forester,
Prince Rupert, B.C., or the Forest
Ranger, Terrace, BX. 50

Navigable Waters Protection Act
RCS 1952 Chapter 193

Skeena Kraft Limited hereby
gives notice that they have under
sectipn 7 of the said Act deposited
with the Minister of Public Works

at Ottawa, and in the office of the| ~

Registrar of the Land Registration
District of Prince Rupert, British
Columbia, a description.of the site
and a plan of a 12 inch diameter
effluent pipeline proposed to he
laid across the bed of Porpoise
Harbour between Block ‘A', Lot
7381 and Lot 7384, Range 5, Coast
District, Province of British Colum-
bia.

And take notice that after the
expiration af one month from the
date of the publication of this
notice, Skeena Kraft Limited will
under section 7 of the said Act,
apply to the Minister of Publie
Works for Approval of the said
site and plan.

Dated this 30th day of June 1966.

Skeena Kraft Limited
D. S. Meredith, B.C.LS.,
Agent e560

@ NOTICE

DENTAL MECHANICS office will
be closed from July 4 to Aug.

‘Herd (right),
Lt, F. Harrison, RCASC (left),
officer from Alberta.

_ TERRACE “OMINECA”. HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH

OFF TO SUMMER CAMP at Penhold, Alberta, 15 members
of Terrace Air Cadet squadron No. 747 left Terrace by CNR
on Saturday. They were accompanied by F/Lt. Kevan Van
officer commanding the. squadron, and by

a specially appointed escort

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Two-Day Hearings

continued from page |
formamee of supply and distribu-
tion by June 1, 1968, Further, they
called for a firm committment re-
garding consumer rates.
Speaking for the municipalities
was Vancouver lawyer, R. H. Guile.
At the close of the hearing today
he asked that no certificate be is
sued to the gas company until a
satisfactory agreement is reached
between PNG and the municipali-
ties.
On Tuesday afternoon PNG was

c90| told by Dr, English that the Public

NOTICE OF BRIDGE CLOSURE
THE PUBLIC is advised that the
Galloway Rapids Bridge, eight
miles East of Prince Rupert on
No. 16 Northern Trans-Provin-
cia) Highway will be closed to
vehicular traffic between the
hours of 5:30 p.m. July 15 to
1:30 a.m. July 15, 1966 in order
to allow for new bridge con-
struction.
R. G. Harvey,
Regional Highway Engineer,
Prince George, B.C. 51

© MORTGAGES

BRITISH MORTGAGES LTD. buys
Agreements for Sale and existing

Mortgages, including out of

town; write 300-5600 Dalhousie

Road, Vancouver 8, ctf
e WANTED

ACREAGE WANTED. Unim roved
and remote lots purchased. Send
exact location and price to D,
F. Mullin, Box 156, Toronto 5
Ontario.

Utilities Commission was of the
opinion the company's 15.4 percent
equity against 85 percent debt in
the financing of the pipeline, is
“not high enough”.

Proposed financing of the pro
ject was outlined by company
spokesmen as follows: Issuance of
first mortgage bonds for $14 mil-
lion (or ‘53.9 percent of the total
capital); debenture bonds totalling
$5 milion (or 19.2 percent); a
bank loan of $3 million 4or 114
percent); and equity of $4 million
(or 15.4 percent) by the partners,
Westcoast Transmission and Great
Northern Gas Utilities,

J. E. Brookes, senior vice presi-
dent of Greenshields Inc., told the
commission the bank loan would
be payed off after five years of
operation, thus inereasing the
equity, but Lyle Wicks termed this
a “weakening statement.”

The closest thing to opposition

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to the PNG application was a
“watching brief” submitted by In-
land “Natural Gas Company. In-
land's counsel, J. D. Taggart of
Vancouver, accused Pacific North-
ern of trying to “hide facts” to
which the public should have ac-
cess. The hidden facts are alleged
to be contained in an agreement
between Pacific Northern and
Westcoast for a supply of gas
from the Westcoast mainline at
Summit Lake: and an agreement
between Pacific Northern and Cel-
gar Ltd. for supply of 18 million
cubic feet of gas daily to pulp

Rupert.

Lyle Wicks assured the hearing
that the information will be re-.
vealed if a certificate is granted
but will remain “a secret” if the
application is denied.

As proceedings drew to a close
teday, Pacific Northern’s spokes-
man, W. & Owen continued in his
refusal to disclose details of the
PNG-Celzgar agreement.

He said disclosure of this infor-
mation would jeopardize negotia-
tions with other potential indus-
trial gas consumers in the area,
and would also threaten the agree-
ment between Celgar and Pacific
Northern.

“if we lose Celgar we lose an
anchor to our project.” Owen said,
adding, “If Celgar goes, it means
no gas for at least 15 years and
then at much higher rates.”

Taggart, speaking for Inland Nat-
ural Gas, said his company did not
feel this is the right time to bring
natural gas into this area. He said,
"Inland believes it is -highly de-
sireable for gas to come here, but
not at this time. Consumers must
not be jeopardized.”

ing the session: (Service: 1000 btu's
per cubic foot) genera! rate {resi-
dential and commercial): $2.50 a
month for the first 1000 c.f, and
$1.60 per 1000 for the next 5000

25,000 cf. and anything over 50,000
cf. per month at the rate of 85¢
per 1000.

Concluding the hearings at noon
today, Dr, English said a decision
will be forthcoming “as soon ad
possible.”

Around thi the Town

resided in Vancouver for the past
four months. Mrs. McLaren plans
to spend July ayd August visiting
with . her-. many | friends
acquaintances in the Terrace area.

home of her daughter, Mra. J.
O'Brien. —

mills at Watson Island near Prince |

Rates were cited as follows dur- |

cf; $1.30 per 1000- for the next!
10,000 cf.; 90¢ per 1000 for the next.

Mrs. E. McLaren is back in Ter- .
race for the summer after having |:

and |.

COLUMBIA

New Police Offic 7

Needs’ Housing

New arrival to Terrace last
urday was ROMP Cpl. J. B. ¥
ton who will take over the g
| {formerly held by Cpl, Don Hopiae

Corporal Wharton comes to Fm
race from Revelstoke. He is: {
rently looking for housing acca
modation for his wife and fim
daughters.

Needless to say, he would
preclate hearing from dnyone fae
knows of a two or. three bedr@im
house that’s available for rent Sam
can be reached at the RCMP om
es during the day and at the si :
ber Lodge after six o'clock.

Corporal Don Hope, who §
been with the Terrace detach
for the past two years, has— -
posted at Chetwynd, Bc.

CRADLE ROL i. 7
The following births werefemg
corded at Mills Memorial Hoss
during the past week: F
Born to: :oo
Mr. and Mrs. John Hegerty, J rey
27, a daughter. ‘i
Mr. and Mrs. Edward oF
June 27, a daughter. -
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gillis, Sage
28, a daughter,
Mr.- and Mrs, Harry Jackie
June 29, a daughter. ae
Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Ki
mans, June 30, a daughter.

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