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Monday, May 6, 1963
- MIRACLEAN Bleach, 160 oz.
Bubseriptt 8
ut vs fl piton mutes $1.19. Free Delivery. Ph 2539,
per month ...-...,...... @ 1,35| TO contact Alcoholics An
ony~
By math in Advaneos -»-.613.00/ mous, write Box 343. Meets
per month . ....,....., ® 1:25 every Friday Civic Centre, 8 p.m.
6 months ...........08,
per year beeen tee eeenvens $12.00 14, Business Personal

Classifed Rates.

6c per word per day, mintmum

7oc. Publication for 6 days for

the price of 4,

Box numbers 2c extra.
Announcements:

Oc per Hne per day.

Comlng Evenrss

60c per word ner month,

In memoriam 83.00 per insertion,
engagement, marriage, funeral or
Grath notices, $3.00 per insertion.
Birth notices $1.00 Fer insertion,

The use of Dally News box num-
ders In these columns Protects the
tdentity of our advertisers who wish
to remain anonymous, We repret
that we are bound not to disclose
tdentitles involved. Please do not
ask stare members for this tnfor-
mation,

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t COMING EVENTS

LOBA Mother's Day Ten, May
Bth, Valhalla Hall. z-

 

 

‘Red Cross Gananaign Way GE
to 11th.

“Yospital Day Tea, May 9th.

 

~ Oddfellows _ Bake "Sale,
11th, Shop- ~Fasy.

May

_ Ree. N. Bake Sale, May 11th.

~ Lutheran Tea, May 11th.

” St. Peter's Afte,noon W.A. ‘Ba-
zaar, May 5th

Appleblossom tea, May 25th.

Rotary Spring Tea, May 29th

 

 

(97)
Facey Wall Supper, May 29th.
OO.RP. Sparhetti “Dinn er,

Tune Ist.

Pr esbyterian rummage
June 1. Pick- “up 2807.

Bake Sale ‘June 15th.

~ Children’ Ss “Fashion Show, Sep-
tembe r 27th.

OORP. Pall “Bazaar, October
80th,

sale,

 

Bazaar “November 20th. (126)
3. Births

NORDIQ--Eddie

 

 

- and Bea andjc

four sons happily announce
the arrival of a baby girl. Gay
Loredana, 8 lbs. 4 ozs. on Satur-
a ay. May 4, 1963. (88)

13.

 

 

Personal

AA. Frion dship Group meets 8
p.m. Wednesday, Friendship
House, Phone 6371.

 

PHILCO - FORD
TELEVISION

Free Trial
_ in your home
Dial 2300

PARKER’S

FORD CENTRE
2nd & McBride
(tf)

5 UPEHRIOR MAINTENANCE,
Handy man and janitor servi-
ces. Phone 4482, 4501. (92)

PRE - SEASON
FREEZER SPECIALS:

Now in Effect

» at
SIMPSONS-SEARS LTD.
Phone 5145

 

 

(87)

WILL baby sit children in my
own home. Would lady with

 

phone 4568. (89)
EXPERIENCED hairdresser, age,
19, seeking employment in

city. Contact Ilka Allers, Turner
Road, R.R. No. 1, Wellington,
Vancouver Island, B.C. (89)

 

32 ror Sale, Misc.

CHESTERFIELD suite, bedroom
suite, ironing board. Phone
6247, (91)

23” Electric Range, oven win-

dow, perfect condition, only
two years old; Easy wringer
washer, good. condition. Phone
2764. (89)

BABY BUGGY, good condition.
Phone 4317. (88)

TOP | SOIL for sale. Phone 2552,
ask for Bill. (88)

SKIN diving suit, wet type, with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

,\dining area and ultra modern
“cabinet ‘kitchen. New plumbing

three children, age 2 to 5 please|.

49 ~

HOMES FOR SALE’ ”
FOUR BEDROOMS:

Four-bedroom home with full
concrete basement and auto. oil

heat. Uarge living room wit.

and wiring. Herman Street lo-
cation. Full. price $13,750.

CLOSE IN: LOCATION
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY

Three-bedroom home with™full
concrete basement and ‘auto. oil
heat. Featuring cosy living room:
with dining area, large cabinet
kitchen, hardwood floors and
fenced yard in lawn. 7th Avenue
West location. Full price. $14,500
with reasonable down payment
considered.

LARGE FAMILY HOME

Large five-bedroom home’ with
full concrete ‘basement and ‘auto.
oil heat. Large panelled living
room, cabinet kitchen, Pembroke
bath, rumpus room’.and’ fenced
yard in lawn. 6th Avenue Bast
location. Full price $15,500 and
try your down payment.

G, PERCY TINKER

 

regulator and tank. Phone & CO. LTD.
4386. * (90) Besner Block
BUFFET, good condition .Phone/| Dial 5224 Eves. 3993
2662. (90) (88)
34 Wanted, Mise. a? Auromohites

 

FULLER Brush Products. Fhone

 

week ending May lith is any

coats for only $1.60. Phone 2353.
(91)

Help Wanted—Male

 

18,

 

PAPER carriers wanted at once

for Province routes. Call at T.
Norton Youngs Agencies Ltd.,
213 3rd Street. (89)

19. Help Wt’d - Male - Female

CLERK 2
required for Court Registry
PRINCE RUPERT
B.C. Civil Service
Salary $267-$327 per month,
plus $15 per month Special Liv-
ing Allowance. Duties include a
variety of clerical work in the
Court Registry. Applicants must
be.Canadian citizens or British
subjects and have had a mini-
mum of three years’ clerical ex-
perience; ability to meet and
deal with the public. For appli-
cation forms apply IMMED-
IATELY to the Government,
Agent, Court House, Prince Ru-|
pert; completed forms to be re-

 

 

 

turned to The Chairman, B.C.|

Civil Service Commission, 544
Michigan Street, Victoria, Not
Later Than May 15, 1963.
Competition No. 64:232.

2).

(88)

 

Salesmen and Agents

 

‘DIVORCE WANTED !
Yes, divorce yourself from
your silver dollars. Buyers catal-

ovue prices paid for Canadian
siver dollars in good condition.
Phone generous John at @nce
af 2417, (89)

MAN WANTED
Fer excellent District in Prince
Rupert. Wighest Commissions.
Sales experience not necessary.
Best job of its kind. Write Raw-
leigh’s, Dept. BB162, 589 Henry
Ave., Winnipeg 2, Man. ih)

 

 

 

Wheet the

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Ad. verliser

 

below.

ACCOUNTING

Quick serviee and satisfaction is stressed by the pro-
gresive businessmen and concerns listing their services

a

JANITOR SERVICE

 

S. WILSON

Accounting & Business
Consultant

No, 4 ~- 5385 W, 3rd Ave.
Prince Rupert
P.O, Box 455 — Phone 3211

APPLIANCES
S & S'STORES LTD.

Westinghouse Headquarters
Washers - Dryers - Appliances
Rasy Terms

337 - 3rd Ave. W. — 5434

CONTRACTORS
GREER & BRIDDEN
LIMITED
BUILDERS and

CONTRACTORS
R15 = Ist Ave, W. Phone 5241

M, J. Saundors

General Contractor

Concrete Thementa &  Sidewnlt
Ciravel & Cement Dellverad
Vopotrs of lh bloat

Phone 5447 1207 Water St.

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

Domostic, Commercial,
Industrial Wiring
Vstinates Free

N.B.C, POWER CO. LTD.
Phones 4210, 4310
BO. Box én

SH, e Clvclvi clan

Dial 3647

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR
STORE — OFFICE
or
BUILDING CLEANING
yall
“The JANITOR SERVICE”
Phone 3119

SIIRVEYORS

lan C. MacDonald
B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
Phone 2022, Prince Rupert
P.O. Box 1095
Lazelle Ave, Terrace, K. Cc.

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TR, oF REVNOLDS
B.C. Land Surveyor
Box 1488, Terrace, WC,

Viking 8 - $822
Or Prines Rupert

TAXI
9 'TAXT CO, UTD,
2188

24 Hour Service
Alrline Limousine

Agents for 1.0. Airlines

PHONE 5302
621 ~ 8rd Ave, Weat

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NEWSTANDS
-PAT‘S NEWS STAND
STORK TOURS
Daily Tam, — 1 midnight

Sundays 0:90 vn T0s80 pom,
rman 3452

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AT DEANE’S the special for the; —-

men's or ladies’ coats or rain} -

CASH for scrap, copper, brass,
lead, batteries, radiators. Dial
6128. Call 630 6th Ave. West. (h)

 

 

35. Boats & Engines

 

12 ft. RUNABOUT, see at 1338
8th Ave. East. (89)

ft. BOAT, good condition.
Phone 5414. (tf)
35,
BIDS will be received up to 5:00

p.m. Thursday, May 9, 1963 for
the motor vessel “INGRID H.”

 

48

 

Boats & Engines

 

late Karl George Lindquist. Bids
to be communicated to Macdon-
ell & Shaw. Besner Building.
(Box 188). Prince Ruvert. No;
bids necessarily accepted. (89)

36. Rooms For Rent

HOMSEKEEPING room. Phone
4728. (90)

 

 

 

belonging to the estate of the!

1961 VOLKSWAGEN. ‘deluxe. In

excellent condition. 17,000.
miles. Radio, seat covers, white
walls. Phone 3206. (tinc)

 

AUTO PARTS, Cars now being

scrapned, ’54 Hillman, ’53 Mer-
cury, ’51 Fraser. Buicks, Cadillac,
Packard. Plymcuths, Pontiac,
Studebaker, Austin Vauxhall. 4,
6 and 8 cylinder engines avail-
able. Phone 5258. Write Box 283
Prince Rupert. (88)

1958 STUDEBAKER Scotsman,
economy transportation, $495.
Phone 3024. (92)

1962 VOLVO 1225S, 16,000 miles,

 

 

 

 

Fulton seeks Kamloops | Crew of 35 engaged
Gaglardi meets challenge| in Dolly Varden work

KAMLOOPS (@—E. Davie Ful-
ton, provincial Progressive Con-
servative leader, announced Sat-
urday he will seek election to
the British Columbia legislature
in Kamloops constituency

The Social Credit incumbent,

\|Highways Minister Philip Gag-

lardi, welcomed the challenge.

gy Ifannouncing his choice at a

constituency meeting, former
Justice Minister Fulton said:
“My chief reason is simply
that the cause to which I have
dedicated myself is so important

that I have decided to pursue it}

with complete conviction in

‘;everything I do. To do anything |

less than run here-in my own
place, the place I still claim and
continue to claim as
would take away from this con-
viction ”

Mr. Fulton, justice and works
Minister in former Prime Min-
ister Diefenbaker’s cabinet,
represented Kamloops
twa from 1945 until stepping
down earlier this year to seek
the provincial leadership.
GAGLARDI CONFIDENT

Mr. Gaglardi commented:

“As far as I am concerned, I.
am happy to welcome any con- |
test with anyone. Whatever 1)

am—and the contribution I have:
make to the tre-,
mendous strides in development °

been able to

 

 

 

 

 

home, :

in Ot-:

which the province has made in|

Extensive underground dia-°

tinuation of the undergtouhd

the last 10 years has been made mond drilling is now under way drilling program, Dr Skerl. said
possible only because the people‘at the North Star Mine of the that a sizeable ore body can still
of Kamloops have given me tre- | Dolly Varden Mines Ltd. group'be present in the eastern half

mendous help and backing—I'
have every confidence the peo-
‘ple... will continue to give me

‘the backing they always have,”

. Mr. Fulton said an official
nominating convention will be
held later this

every
house,

seat in the

i: “I am back to bring a new
government,” he said.

month, the first:
of 52, as his party goes after’
provincial .

of silver properties near
lport of Alice Arm.

{ Exploration is aimed: at un-
covering a faulted block of ore |
immediately east of the known,
ore body in the. North Star
workings.

Consulting geologist Dr. A. C.
Skerl has also recommended a!
drifting and raising program to
reach an upward. continuation |
of the known ore body.

In. recommending the con-

 

| MOTORCYCLISTS HURT

VANCOUVER .)— John Yates, |

:21, of New Westminster and
Andy St. Pierre, 20, of Maillard-
‘Ville suffered leg and hip inur-
ies Sunday when the motorcycle
they were riding slammed into
.the rear of a car. Both were
‘taken to Vancouver General
‘Hospital,

B.C. Briefs

| SIX INJURED ol

MISSION ‘()—Six persons were
‘injured in a two-car head-on
collision near here Sunday. Allan

Holden and his wife Alice of
Matsqui were taken to hospital.
The three Holden children were
treated and released from Mis-
,Ssion Hospital.

the jor the area that has undergone

testing, and that extension of

‘three drill holes could still find

‘ore in the western half gf the
‘section.

Two diamond drills and’ a
crew of 35 men are currently
at work on the exploration. pro-
‘gram on the Dolly Vardert pro-
iperties. Se.

13215 DIAL 3215.
| FOR THE BEST:
IN

CHINESE FOOD
TRY THE «*
GRAND CAFE

FRESH BREAD DAILY
Buy your Show Tickets
Anytime .

Open ’Till 1:00 a.m. «.

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| PRINCE COACH LINES

SUMMER SCHEDULES GOES INTO EFFECT WEDNESDAY MAY 15 - 1963%

LIMITED

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SLEFPTNG room with kitchen
privileges. Phone 4929. (88)

39A. Suites for Rent

| SUTTES for rent, no children.
621 Fulton Street... . (89)

 

 

 

TWO room furnished suite. 940 |
Ambrose Avenue. (89)

40.

THREE bedroom house,
furnished. 1116 7th East.

FULLY _ furnished
home. Phone 3610.

42. Wanted to Rent

FURNISHED suite
married couple.
after 5:00.

46.

 

Homes for Sale

 

partly
(93)

revenue
(979)

 

 

for young
Phone 5606
(90)

Business Opportunity

 

 

 

SPORTING eoods business avail-

able for immediate take-over.
Interested parties contact R. A.
MeLean at 2344 or write to Box
427 before May 15, 1983, (91)

 

Advertising in The News
Brings Quick Results

 

 

 

radio. new condition. Phone
5682, 1062B 9th East. (92):
VOLKSWAGEN 1962 model, ex-:
cellent condition, $1500 cash.
Days 2101, evenings 6033. (90)
1957 OLDSMOBILE 98. Phone.
2335, (92)
Legal Notices:

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS — }
Sealed .Tenders endorsed “Tender '

. {for Terrace Elementary School Pro4

ject No. 6." will be received by Mr.
E, Wells, Secretary-Treasurer, School
District No, 53. P.O, Box 1288, Terrace,
B.C. up to 4:00 p.m. P.S.T. Wednes-
iday, 22nd May. 1963 for a four class-
room frame schoo] in Terrace, B.C.
| Plans. Specifications, Instructions
;to Bidders and Forms of Tender may
|be obtained from the undersigned by
General Contractors only on deposit
of $25.00 per set which will be re-
funded upon receipt of a genuine bid
and the return of all documents in
good ‘condition within ten days after
tenders clase. Documents will be
available for inspection at the usual
locations in Vancouver, Prince George
and at the School Board Offices.
Tenders must be accompanied by 2
Bid Deposit Bond endorsed to the
Owner in the amount of Four Thous-
and Dollars ($4,000.00) which will be
forfeited if the party tendering fails
to enter into a contract when re-
quested and the successful bidder wtll
he required to exchange this for a
40% Performance Bond as stipulated
in the Specifications.

 

Birmingham & Wood, Architects,
Suite 308, 1450 West Georgin St.

 

VANCOUVER 5 B.C, (92)

 

 

 

APRIL

TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES

1963

 

1640

 

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INDUSTRIALS:

 

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mn all-time record high of
G30,08 April 28. I closed at

1, OSS.83 at the end of the month:

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