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1.4 Quesnel Cariboo Observer Thursday, February 6, 1 969 NORTH QUESNEL Spacious family home, 7 large rooms. 3 bedrooms all nicely decorated. Ideal location on 132x132 corner lot witn lovely shade trees. This home has been renovated into a dream kitchen with breakfast nook and utility set up. Separate dining room 12x12. Extra nice wall to wall carpeting.: Fireplace, etc. Extra rooms with plumb ing in the basement. Oir heat and heavy wiring. Shown, by appointment only. M.L.S. No. 3005 CORNER STORE RETAIL & CAFETERIA Brisk neighbourhood & school trade. .New equipment including soft drink machine, tables, chairs, stools, showcase freezer, ice cream freezer, natural gas range grill & deepfiy, milkshake and soup machines, cash register and office equipment. Utensils and potato chipper. New building double plumbing, full basement, aluminum roof & heavy wiring. Large commercial lot adjacent included in price of $22,000 plus stock. Property alone worth the asking price. LON GODFREY Insurance & Realty Ltd. $92-5544 EVENINGS Sam Godfrey.. ..... .,992-5601 Lon Godfrey.. .992-2555 10. Marriages Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wtiitecot- | ton are pleased to announce' the forthcoming . marriage of their only daughter Lynda Susan to Richard John Gibbs,' reception dance to be held at the Kerslej' Hall on Saturday, Feb- . ruary 8, 1969 at 9:00 p.m., friends and relatives cordially invited. 14. Cards of Thanks • We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends, neighbours, and the many kind people who so generously came forward with help after the fire. Special thanks to Milburn Lake ; Community Club, Mrs. Clarke and a very special thank you to the wonderful "little people" of the Six Mile Brownie Pack. THE RON CORBETT FAMILY r J. IAN EVANS D.O.S.. F.A.A.O.. and Associates Kve' i : .x;imin;i.iiuns QUESNEL Willis-Harper M o c k 2X2 Reid Si. 992-5304 Pi ir.ee (icm 5r.2-2.UH House Trailers Towed Anywhere in B.C. A Complete Box 863. Ouesnel. B.C. OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rate, 5 cents each word, minimum charge 75 cents. Cards of thanks, In Memoriam, notices, Engagement announcements, 5 cents each word, minimum charge 75 cents, i Classified advertising closes 3:00 p.m., Tuesday. AGREEMENT It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the paper in the event of failure to publish any advertisement of any description or in the event that errors occur in the publishing of an advertisment shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for that portion of advertising space occupied by the incorrect item only, and that there shall be no liability in any event beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. M.L.S. APPLIED FOR LOW PRICED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 18 acre highway site at Hixon suitable for motel, hotel or other commercial or industrial use^ Ample water supply and Hydro. Full price on reasonable terms $11,000. : ' REVENUE 4 PLEX Good location in North Quesnel, fully occupied with revenue of $320.00 monthly. Most furniture included..Total .asking price of $25,000 with terms. Owner out of town and anxious for quick sale. WINDER REALTY 992-2626 EVENINGS Ceal Tingley,.:. 992-5005 Don Fraser... 992-2847 14. Cards of Thanks To all our friends and aquaint- 'ances, thank',, you. JEANNE, JACK and MORGAN HART NETT. 31., Personal IF you have a drinking problem, contact Alcoholics Anonymous. Phone 992-2502. 29tf 32. Business Personals ., SEWING DONE to your patterns, price reasonable. Phone 992-6065. 29-31 E LECTROLUX (CANADA )LTD. Supplies, sales and service, : Quesnel Jewellers, 329 Reid Street, phone 992-5133. 29tf OVERNIGHT printing of your black and white films. FREE film when finished prints are picked up. (All popular sizes in color or black and white). Color slide film, 35 nun, -. 20 exposures, processing included;low price of $2.99 each. Mulder's Photo and Hobby Shop. 29tf PROMPT SHOE REPAIR Service. Speciality; logging boots, mail orders 'returned "C.O.D. Bob's Shoe Repair, Box 192, Williams Lake. B.C. 29-31 WATKINS DEALER Evenings or Weekends Give Your Sweetheart A Cuddly TOY POODLE for Valentine's She'll love you for it. $TOO 992-7498 PALOMAR KENNELS For All Your PHONE PLUMBING HEATING AND SHEET METAL Ask for a Free Fstimate PBKl'S PLUfttBENG & SHEET METAL 2 Mile Flat Ouesnel Apartments Front St. and Bowron Deluxe one or two bedroom Mines, semi-furnished. To view apply to manacer. Phone 992- 6593 or 992-6243. A PAR I'M EN I COTTONWOOD COURT Hachelor. one and bed room suites, furnished or un furnished. I or appointnienl Ph. 992-6593 EXCELLENT BUY! This ;wo bedroom home on Fraser River just•• south of town is available immediately. Situated on nearly 2 acres. It commands a terrific view. Built in coppertone electric range and oven ar.d fridge-included in full price of $18,000. Oil furnace, f'uN plumbing. Natural birch cupooaros. M.L.S. 2351 Well built and nicely decorated, executives 5 bedroom home. Could be inlaw or. revenue suite. Nicely carpeted and 2 artistic stone fireplaces. Large recreation room with separate entrance. Ultra modern kitchen. This home is extra well priced at $27,900 with,present mortgage of &Vt%. Shown by appointment only. M.L.S. .2842—SOUTH OF TOWN Productive five acres with two homes, large outbuildings, can be used for raising chickens, pigs or-mink if you prefer! Only 12 miles south and priced at $25,600. Attractive Farm Credit Mori gage'oh this property can be assumed by approved purchaser. M.L.S. 2741 —MEDALLION HOME A lovely single storey three bedroom home in West Quesnel., You II love the Crest wood Kitchen and many other interesting features. Full price $15,900. Owner will consider trade for out of town property. PETER R. GOOK REALTY LTD. 992-2151 EVENINGS Peter R. Gook. Lila Wall. :. Eileen Wilson 32. Business Personals ..992-5343 .992-7120 992-6221 PUMPS — listed domestic, commercial, industrial, irrigation and sprinkler systems. SANDPROOFED. Sales and service. Woodland Supplies Ltd., 990 Park Avenue; PGE Industrial Site, Prince George B.C., phone 564-5222. . , 29ti WANTED: Someone to do invisible mending phone 992-2121 ask for "Anne.'' • stf 40. Help Wanted - Male YOUNG SPORTS writer to produce sports and recreation section for progressive B.C. offset weekly. This job is primarily writing but our man should be able to take his own sports photos. Contact, Publisher, Tlie Quesnel Cariboo Observer, Box • 249, Quesnel, B.C.: SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high-quality area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $2,900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For personal interview write CANAPENN DISTRIBUTING LIMITED, 302 OUELLETTE AVENUE, WINDSOR, ONTARIO Include phone number. Rotary Drilling, call CARIBOU DRILLING & EXPLORATIONS Box 2405 992-2602 Ouesnel, B.C. G. F. (Jerry) Ingram Open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., coin operated.' attendant at all times, courtesy coffee, free parking, turn in at the sign of the birch Motel. South entrance to Quesnel. Phone 992-2718 Mechanical and Architectural Plans for Your New Home Evenings Call 992-7697 Monthly, weekly or daily rates, one bedroom, light housekeeping, one and two bedroom kitchen suites,- fur nished, heat and light includ ed. Located South entrance to Ouesnel. Phone 992-2718 Representative ALLAN STRACEY at Simpsons-Sears 12 noon-5:30 p.m. every Saturday '&#' ! vF;^ .-.v.:' - ^.;>"S-li.V'.v'.r.-i**.-: 1 ; r^flji--i#iJfejV's'^ M.L.S. MEMBER ENEMARK & CAMPBELL REALTY 275 Reid St. 992-7218 West Quesnel—Commercial lot with 50 ft. frontage on Anderson drive. This smart investment includes 2 bedroom home pius room for new shop or store building. Full price is only $7,600.00- Terms can be arranged. ' . . . • / ' Need Elbow Room and Privacy,?— Just listed. 1V4 acres only 3. miles "from town with over 450 ft. frontage on paved road. Three bedroom home of 850 sq. ft. King size kitchen with 220 wiring. Complete plumbing and, a'reliable •well. Attractive shades trees, excellent garden area. Owners are definitely leaving the area-snd will consider any reasonable Down Payment, Fairly priced at $15,900.00 Call today for full details and arrange your appointment. Evenings: Keith Campbell ' 2-2843 Carl Enemark 2-6772 40. Help Wanted -'Male RELIEF REACTION FERRYMAN Department of Highways QUESNEL ' • . , MARGUERITE AND SODA CREEK FERRIES SALARY — Portion of $415 monthly salary based on actual days worked.,.Applicant must be Canadian citizen or British subject", preferably with experience in Reaction Ferry Operation, and, must be available for relief work, as required, occa- •° sionally on short notice. Apply to District Engineer^ Department of Highways, Court House, Quesnel. COMPETITION NO. 69:71. 52. Help Wanted - 'Salesladies, Agents NOW OPEN IN THIS AREA A VALUABLE TERRITORY FOR AVON COSMETICS CUSTOMERS WAITING FOR SERVICE. ACT TODAY! Write Box "B", The Cariboo Observer, Box 249, Quesnel, B.C. giving your name, address and phone number. 79. Educational EARN WHILE Learning. Prepare for DeVry- Tech's great industrial laboratories or in spare time at home using same lab. method. No advanced education needed. Write Box "C" the Cariboo Observer, Box249 Quesnel, B.C. 27-30 89. Equipment for Rent RENT our steam wallpaper remover, to take off old wallpaper the easy way. Call Roddis " Paint Shop, 992-2822. MACHINE RENTAL for spray on texture ceilings, Do It Yourself! Call Roddis Paint Shop, 992-2822. 120. Miscellaneous for Sale ONE USED electrolux, can be seen at 378 Callanan Street, or call 992-7822. 25tf WOOD FOR SALE, green fir or mill trims, phone 992-9121. NATIONAL FOODS AND SUPPLEMENTS at your STA-WELL HEALTH FOODS AND CHURCH SUPPLIES Box 2121, Williams Lake, B.C. Phone 392-7022 28tl 17-A-D7 CAT for sale, phone 9 92-7334 or write Larry Corbett, Box 1362 Quesnel, B.C. 20tf WRINGER WASHERS for sale, from $29.95 at Eaton's, phone 992-2141. FIREWOOD GREEN or dry, delivered by the cord. Phone 992- 7494. Licensed. 29tf COMPLETE Continental Units, 3' 3" width $74.95 at Eaton's •Phone 992-2141. Industrial Commercial Renovations •Backhoe Work. Sewers. Drain fields FREE ESTIMATES Box 575. Ouesnel. 992-6820 REAL ESTATE CAREER Established Realtor 'ecuires Lerson r: el to take study coursf t. wards examination s as licenced salesmen This challenging: future needs pro gjessive people v,ho want to and can earn hi rh commissions En a nines covtidentia' Write Box V c/o Cariboo Observer Box 249 Ouesnel, B.C. il L REALTY LTD. M.L.S. Member I j. 146 BARLOW AVENUE PHONE 992-5561 F. Baxter 992-6375 J. Moore 992-6275 NEED ROOM TO GROW? Large three bedroom home in West Quesnel. Full basement has extra plumbing roughed in. Oil furnace. Close to schools and shopping. Well priced at only $19,700.00. LARGE FAMILY HOME On 1.5 acres just outside town boundary. 3 bedrooms on main floor with full basement for.rumpus room or suite. 2 car garage with cement flpor. Large garden area to plant in spring. . IDEAL FOR COUPLE Fully furnished 1 bedroom home located in central West Quesnel. $2,500.00 down covers home and furnishings. 120. Miscellaneous for Sale ,130. Machinery HUSKY CAMPERS for rent or sale. Phone Dick or Maxine at 992-6025. ,; 25tf- USED ANNEX heater in good condition, $60.00 at Eaton's, phone 992-2141. 2 3" CONSOLE "PHILCO"T.V. in very good condition at Ques- , nel Electric, phone 992-2401. USED WESTINGHOUSE wringer washer, in excellent condition, only $45.00 at Simpsons-Sears, phone 992-5566. < FREE estimates on linoleium tile, carpet and drapes. Quality floor laying by Quesnel Floors. Phone 992-6323. 29tf 11 CU. FT.., General Electric Refrigerator, in nice condition at Quesnei Electric, phone 992- 2401. ' . USED APPLL4.NC ES, T. V. 's " and wringer washers at Sted-' mans, phone 992-6516. 121. Swap , FOR SALE or trade on hay, two power saws, in good working ^ order and some young horses, apply A. J. Street, Blackwater Road, Quesnel,, 28-29 122. Miscellaneous Wanted ' . WANTED TO BUY: one used piano in good condition, phone 992-5252 or 992-7157 and ask for Betty. 28-29 ONE PONY-TRACTOR, contact Ed McKenzie, Box 615, Quesnel, B.C. 29-30 USED 30" DELUXE Propane Range. Full Glass oven, in excellent condition $149.95 at Eaton's, phone 992-2141. 19" ROGERS MAJESTIC Portable T.V., like new at Quesnel Electric, phone 992-2401. 127. Livestock • FOUR REGISTERED Bred Angus heifers, phone Chilak'o 531 or see Bill Wardlaw, Mud River Prince George. 27-35 REGISTERED Hereford Bulls, for particulars contact W. H. Stafford, Box 32, Williams Lake, B.C. or phone 392-7647 29tf 1 28. Farm Produce NETTED GEM potatoes, by the sack, $4.00, $70.00 per ton. Phone 992-6231. 27-30 SN0WPL0WING of Driveways, Lanes, etc. Fast — Economical Tel: 992-2 GROUP FLIGHTS TO EUROPE Amsterdam $442.00 London 421.00 Glasgow 396.00 Frankfurt 462.00 Copenhagen 462.00 Based on Three Weeks' Excursion Tours CARIBOO TRAVEL j Phone 992-7452 MORTGAGE MONEY If you have invested money in^a home it is probably the best collateral you have. For example, by using this equity at Seaboard Finance most homeowners can obtain a lower interest rate than is' possible on a personal loan. And at Seaboard you can borrow up to 80% of the value of your property, or in some cases even more. See us for cash today. MANAGER: Dennis Kelier, 257 McLean Street, Box 1059, Quesnel, B.C. PHONE: 992-7221 SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED . FINNING GTVES YOU THE BEST DEAL! And low initial price >. is just one part of it. You also get B.C.'s biggest selection, unmatched after sales service and the best warranty coverage in the industry., So buy your next used machine at.Finning.-That's where you get the best deal! 1965 Cat D? V tractor with hyd. angledozer, winch. Machine in 'excellent operating condition. Certified Buy, 90-day warranty, Prince George. FT-1096 $59,000 1951 Cat D4 tractor with hyd. - angledozer, winch. Machine in fair to good working condition. Fair Buy, Williams Lake. FT9671 $4,950 1958 Int. TD 20, tractor with hyd. angledozer, winch. Undercarriage averages 309c. Balance machine in good operating condition'. Fair Buy, Williams Lake. FT-1439 $12,000 .1963 John Deere 2010 loader with lumber fork, bucket (1 1/2-yd.), operator guard, counterweight, gas engine. Machine in good operating condition. Fair Buy, Terrace. Ft-1319 " $5,450 1965 John Deere 350 loader with bucket (3/4-yd.), 42 HP diesel engine. Machine in good general condition. Fair Buy, Williams Lake. FT-9835, , $6,250 1965 Hough H90C loader with No. 25 Weldco log fork, 4-yard bucket, spare tires and wheel. In good operating condition. Certified Buy, 30 - day warranty, Prince George. FT-9966 $29,500 1964 Timber Toter 500 with Ford diesel engine, lumber fork and top clamp, 10,000 lb. capacity, 10 ft. lift. Machine in good condition. Fair Buy, Kamloops. FT-1321 $6,250 1948 Cat No. 12 motor grader with cab. Front tires new, rear tires 50%. Machine in good general condition. Certified Buy, 30-day warranty, Williams Lake. FT-1280 $7,500 Your Caterpillar Dealet P.G.E. Industrial Park Prince George, B.C. Phone 563-0331 Caterpillar and Cat arc Registered Trademark:. 140. Hotels & Motels QUIET DOWNTOWN Hotel. Reasonable daily, weekly and monthly rates. T.V. lounge. Phone 992-5721. 29tf 146. Housekeeping Rooms FURNISHED Housekeeping room, for rent, phone 992-2557 or call at 67G Kinchant Street, Quesnel. 147. Room & Board WANTED — one or two young bachelors to share modern three bedroom home. Contact George at Cariboo Men's Wear, or nhone 992-5378 evenings. 27-28 WANTED — one or two young bachelors to share modern three bedroom home. Contact George at Cariboo Men'sWear, or phone 992-5378 evenings. 29-30 1 2 1 4 Chain 15' 16' Chain 17 20" Cham 21 24 ' Chain 25' • 28 Chair And Acceiiorie* $ s s 9.50 10.50 $ 12.0Q 14.50 5 16.50 Kohlhauser & Davis 2 Mile Flat 992-7496 GOOD INVESTMENT Large side by side duplex near Cariboo school in West Quesnel situated on double lot with garage and storage, for both tenants. Units show good return for investment purpose. Priced at $21,800.00. 150. Furnished Suites for Rent . TWO WARM comfortable furnished rooms for rent, phone 992-6602. '"'"'••. 25tf FURNISHED one bedroom suite all utilities-, included, $110.00 per month. Phone 992-2605. ONE BEDROOM UNIT for rent at the Birch Motel, phone 992- 2718. , 29tf 151. Unfurnished Suites for Rent TWO B EDROOM unfurnished view suite, fridge and stove, wall to wall carpeting, washer and dryer. Phone 992-5447.29tf 155. Unfurnished Houses for Rent NEWLY DECORATED two bedroom home, to responsible party, no pets please, phone 992- 6946. NEWLY DECORATED two bedroom home, to responsible party, no pets please. Phone 992-6946. 29tf 156. Duplex for Rent • • , » COMFORTABLE furnished duplex for rent, phone 992-6602. • 25tf 161. Business Locations SERVICE STATION TRAILER PARK Car wash plus four modern rental homes. Located on treed acreage at busy junction of T.C. Hwy. and Okanagan Hwy. Large a nnual gallonage of Ma jor brand of gas. Ample room to expand trailer park. This is a money maker opportunity as ALL Rogers Pass traffic comes to this junction. Down payment on full price of $79,000. Terms on balance. Write or phone TRI VIS TA REALTY LTD., Salmon Arm B.C. 832-6027. 27-29 162. Wanted to Rent FULLY FURNISHED two bedroom duplex, heat and light included. Phone 992-271.8. ltf N EEDED: A furnished two bed DUPLEX, three bedroom, full room suite for two girls, pre basement, landscaped lot,adjaferably near hospital, at reacent to high school, full price sonable rate, needed by Febru $25,900. C.M.H.C. mortgage ary 20. Write Box "D", Tlie 6-1/4%. Phone 992-6595. Cariboo Quesnel, Observer, Box 249, B.C. 29-30 181. Building Lots for Sale 170. Houses for Sale MODERN 4-year-old two bedroom non-basement home, 960 sq. ft. Outside finished in stucco and cedar, inside finished and complete. Three piece bath, kitchen, dining' area, large front room. Wired for electric range, gas furnace. Also 1.4 x 2 0 stuccoed and wired workshop and storage shed, this property is in West Quesnel, full price $14,000 with $3,500 down, $120 a month payments, phone 992- 6273. 26-28 HOUSE FOR sale, modern three badroom home with dining room, full basement, and garage. Wall to wall carpet in living room and master bedroom, oil heat, coloured bathrom fixtures, located on double lot 2- 1/2 miles from town. Down payment $5,000.00, full price of $20,800.00, phone evenings 992- 6370 or 992-6979. 25tf LARGE Three bedroom home. Full basement, two fireplaces, basement garage, built in oven and range. Two blocks from Ouesnel Secondary School, phone 992-5182. 27-29 HOUSE on 3/4 acre of land, eight miles from town. Full plumbing, good water supply. New : propane furnace and hot water tank. Sale Price $4,200 cash. For further information phone 992-2935. Peter R. Gook Realty Ltd. Phono 992-2151 364 Front Street Hi! Thinking About Selling?— Give Lila or Eileen a call. They ve got a pur 1 chaser waiting for your home! Landscaped Beauty—This 3 bedroom home in Johnston Subdivision is one of the most attractive we ve seen. Large living room with fireplace, sunny kitchen and storage space galore. Only $3,500 down and one mortgage to owner. Hove Vou A Yen to Be A Builder?— O.K. then phone Lila or Eileen to see this large 2 bedroom unfurnished home with electric heat 0nd full basement on 4.15 acres. It's well worth the asking price of $9,000. . Excellent Revenue Property—11 unit apartment block just one year old. Has* C.M.H.C. at 7%. All units equipped with stoves and (ridges, draperies and wall to wall carpet. $16,000 will handle. North Quesnel — This comfortable family home has just been listed. Large living room, kitchen, bath and two bed-, rooms on main floor Two bedrooms and rumpus room in basement. Oil heat, built-in range and oven. Full price just $19,500. Delightful—It's the only way to describe this new three bedroom log,home. Situated on H acre near Six. Mile Lake! Some finishing required. Oil furnace and excellent well. Full price just $14,800. Cute As A Bug) — This older three bedroom home in North Quesnel features electric heat, large kitchen and utility room, bright living room has wall to,wall carpet. Nicely landscaped. Full price only $15,700. • ' • ' . ' • ' In The Evening Call: Lila Wall 992-7120 Eileen Wilson 992-6221 Peter Gook 992-5343 170. Houses for Sale LARGE three bedroom house, full basement, gas heat, in West Quesnel $1,900.00 down phone 992-6595. • •< FOR SALE, one bedroom house hot and cold water, a block from Wests ide laundry, across from school, house located on 120' x 120' lot, garage for car, fully furnished, total sale price $7,- 800.00, 2,000.00 down payment and terms can be arranged. Phone 992-6512 before 6:00 p.m. "FOR SALE: Corner lot on Gook, Road, $150.00 down, balance at $50.00 per month at 6% full price $1,500.00. For legal description write, PROPERTY, 816 Lampson Street, Victoria, B.C. _ 28-30 NORTH QUESNEL LOT, 66' x 120 ft. phone 992-67.37 after 5 p.m. 28-30 REDUCED to $6,000 cash, four bedroom house on one acre of , land six miles from town. Excellent water, 220 wiring,half basement with wood furnace, garage, phone 992-6037.29-30 171. Duplex for Sale NORTH QUESNEL LOT — 66 x 120 ft. also house for lease — North Quesnel, phone 992-6737 after 5:00 p.m. 29tf 184. Apartment Property REVENUE Property — North Quesnel. Three suites near high school. Phone 992-2612 after 6 p.m. Principle only. 27tf ACREAGE and lots for sale near town. Time payments arranged. Phone 992-2424. 29tf 193. Property Wanted * ACREAGES WANTED FOR Hunting, fishing and camping. Remote properties, bush lots, old farms and claims purchased for cash. Send exact location and price to D. F. Mullin, Box 156, Toronto 5, Ontario. Until end of March 1969 200. Business Opportunities FOR RENT Coffee bar in Westside Laundromat, very reasonable rent, suitable for one or two aggressive people, phone 9 92-5327. JANUARY WSNNER of our Film Developing Contest Sharon McTaggar? chance each month to have your films developed free at BaPABTIBSHV STOBI* "I : ?•,
200. Business Opportunities WELL ESTABLISHED collection agency located in Prince George for sale. Interested parties contact Frank A. Har^ ris, 344 Seymour Street, Kamloops, B.C. or phone 372- 9522. 24-27 - • TAXI •' TWO CARS — Three licenses Two way radios, Office, Living Quarters. No opposition. Only $12,500 to handle. Write or phone Tri Vista Realty Ltd.', Salmon Arm, B.C., Phone 832- 6027. 27-29 210. Trucks & Buses 1968 FARGO, 1/2 ton Styleline pickup. Radio, posi-traction, heavy duty springs, 10,000 miles, phone 992-6559. stf-tf 1965 FORD 4 x 4, Equipped with west coast mirrors, spotlight, , good condition. Small trades accepted or $1,500 cash. Bank will finance, with small downpayment, to good credit standing. Call 504-8908. 1965 CHEV 3/4 ton truck, only 35,000 miles with new rubber, and a good body, phone 992- 7455 after 6:00 p.m. 211. Mobile Homes, • Trailers MOBILE HOMES . New and Used See: Ken Klassen, Box 1479, Williams Lake, B.C. Phone: 392-7220 Residence 392-4468 Office. Representative for NORTHERN TRAILER CENTRE LTD.27-30 FOR SALE, 10' x 52' trailer, phone 992-5040. 26tf FURNISHED TRAILER for rent phone 992-6932. FOR SALE, 10' x 37' 20th Century two bedroom house trailer, furnished. Phone 992- 7654 or 992-7872. 29-30,- ... • i FOR RENT, ready to move into, comfortable, furnished housetrailer, all set up and winterized. 31/2 blocks from downtown, phone 992-6602. 29tf Blue Star Motel 0 West End of Fraser Bridge 1 and 2 Bedroom Housekeeping: Units l>and 2 bed sleeping rooms For Rent at 992-5H60 January Winner Of A Scotia Electric Kettle . . . Mrs. L. Mower Details of Contest in Furniture Department 214. Wanted - Cars 4 Trucks WANTED, three ton heavy duty dump truck, single axle, 5 speed transmission, two speed rear axle, phone 992-7163 evenings. } - 26-28 218. Cars For Sale F OR SALE, 1965 Valiant, four door sedan, in very good mechanical condition, for infor- ' mat ion phone 992-5263 or write Box 551, Quesnel, B.C.' 1966 MERCURY Comet, two door hardtop, V8, power steering, radio, in excellent condition, only 16,000 miles. Full price $1,795.00, phone Mr. Tate at 992-2127 or 992-7666 in the evening. 26-27 FOR SALE, 1965 Valiant, four door sedan, in very good mechanical condition, for in-. formation phone 992-5263 or write Box 551, Quesnel, B.C. LEGALS . FRONTAGE COURT OF REVISION A Frontage Court of Revision to correct errors or hear appeals on Frontage, will sit at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, February 13, 1969, in the Municipal Hall Council Chambers. The Court of Revision will deal specifically with the following matters relating to the Frontage-Tax Assessment Roll:- (a) the names of the owners . of the parcels of land; (b) the actual foot-frontage of the parcels; (c) the taxable foot-frontage of the parcels. Notice of all complaints to the Frontage Court of Revision shall be made in writing to the office of the Assessor at least 48 hou6 prior to the time appointed for the sitting of the Court. J. A. Neill, . . ! Assessor, The Corporation of the Town of Quesnel Quesnel, B.C. January 23, 1969. WIN APPLIANCES DIPAITMINV •TOBIS Contests Details in Furniture Dept. Wafer Wells And Test PHONE 992-6735 OFFICE SPACE Fraser Block - McLean Street IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Apply: F Or W Truck and Equipment Ltd. Box 340, Quesnel, B,C. MR. FRED BARTEL, REPRESENTATIVE FOR CANADIAN BUILT MOBILE HOMES BARTEL'S TRAILER PARK OUESNEL, B.C. 992-5159 CEDAR LODGE MOTEL Clean, Comfortable Units Nice Quiet Area HOUSE TRAILER RENTALS 992-6602 Next to the Forestry. Office I. E. (Zic) MILLARD BRANCH MANAGER ' New & Used it 11 Telephone Quesnel 992-2386 For further information f Two teachers, hired temporarily during a teacher walkout in.West Palm Beach, Florida, turned out to be members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang. They were replaced by regular faculty at the end of the walkout but officials said the converted black-jacket boys did an "outstandingly good job" in the classrooms. "~ Albert M. Knudsen of Des Moines wanted to take his wife .out for the evening but couldn't get a word in edgeways as she entertained her sister-in-law in the kitchen. So he called Western Union and sent her a telegram. He got an answer, fast. Dr. Floyd Cornelius and two other psychiatrists at a Philadelphia medical college are helping cure alcoholics by showing the patients candid moving pictures of how they looked and acted and talked while under the influence. In many cases the alcoholics are so disgusted with themselves LEGALS NOTICE OF DIVORCE ACTION TO: Harold Ingevlad Bye t Your wife, Shirley Patricia Bye has filed a Petition, numbered 5927-00055 in theDistrict Registr}', Supreme Court of British Columbia at Prince George asking for a Divorce. Your whereabouts being unknown the Court ordered service of the petition on you by this advertisement. The grounds alleged for divorce are stated in the petition. If you wish to defend or counterclaim the steps you must take and the times within which you must . take.them are set out in the , 'notice endorsed on petition. A copy of the petition with notice will be mailed to you on request addressed to District Registrar, Supreme Court, Court House, 1600 Third Avenue, Prince George, British Columbia. If you do not file an answer in.the saidDistrictRegistry l and take the other steps set out in the notice endorsed on the petition within 30 days of the date of publication of this advertisement then you will not be entitled to - further notice and 15 days thereafter the petitioner may proceed and the relief claimed may be given in your absence. N. G. Schulz , District Registrar "Notice to Tie Cutters — Tenders will. be received at the office of the Purchasing Agent up to noon Friday, March 14th, 1969, to cut track ties off P.G.E. Licence No. 37 in Takla Lake area. All details may be received by contacting Mr. O.G. Doering, P.G.E. Tie and Timber Supply Officer, Middle Yard, Prince George, B.C. Phone 563-1804 or 563-6821. Mr. A.W. Anthony • Purchasing Agent Pacific Great Eastern Rwy. 1095 West Pender St., Vancouver, B.C. Notice to Tie Cutters — Tenders will be received at the office of the Purchasing Agent up to noon, Wednesday, February, 19th, 1969, to cut track ties off P.G.E. Licence No. 36 in Fort St. James area. All details may be received by contacting Mr. O.G. Doering, P.G.E. Tie and Timber Officer, Middle Yard, Prince George, B.C. Phone 563-6821. Mr. A.W. Anthony Purchasing Agent, Pacific Great Eastern Rwy. 1095 West Pender St., Vancouver, B.C. DEPARTMENT OF LANDS FORESTS AND WATER RESOURCES TIMBER SALE NO. A00942 Sealed tenders will be received by the District Forester at Prince George, British Columbia not later than 11:00a.m. on the 28th day of February, 1969, for the purchase of Licence No. A00942 to cut 1,625,- 000 cubic feet of: Fir, Lodgepole Pine, Spruce and trees of other species on an area situated: West of Webster Creek, Cariboo Land District. Five (5) years will be allowed for removal of timber. As this area is within the Narcosli P.S.Y.U., which 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 privileges. Further particulars can be obtained from the Forest Ranger, Quesnel, British Columbia, from the District Forester Room 318, 1600 Third Ave., Prince George, British Columbia or from the Deputy Minister of Forests, Victoria, British Columbia. Looking Around that the plete. WITH SID HATHAWAY cure is made corn- In Wheeler, Texas, Noble Chancey Myers died in the cave that he had called home for many years. He was 86 and left $20,000 in cash and $40,000 in real estate; Playing a part in an outdoor opera, Edwin Steffe-^of St. Louis, hastily changed cos-, tume, slapped a wig on his' head and dashed on stage. There was a bee in the wig and Edwin did some "acting" that was not in the script. Mrs. Mary Nart fell against a, radiator in her Chicago apartment. Her dog, Pat, found her unconscious, dragged the telephone off a table and barked into the mouthpiece. The apartment switchboard operator sent the janitor to investigate. ' When the British submarine Amphion sprang a,.' leak in Singapore the Admiralty couldn't get- proper materials to patch it. One of the' officers was having his teeth fixed and explained the problem to his dentist. The dentist promptly fashioned a plate out of material used to make plates for false teeth; fitted it snugly over the leak and the Amphion sailed on schedule. Trinity Episcopal Church in Newton, Conn, wanted to build a parish house and received a $20,000 bequest in the will of a parishioner. But Trinity decided to give half of it to St. Luke's Episcopal' Church in New Haven, predominantly Negro, which has tried for 40 years to raise funds for a parish house. Michael Bowler, in London, given the choice of three months in prison or returning to Ireland upon being convicted of theft, said: "I don't want to go back to Dublin, there's no work there." Sheriff Lynn Norris in Thomas, Ga., had a court order to collect $8,000 from the Georgia Railroad. He took firm action and boarded the engine of a passenger train that came through his town and held it up for an hour until the railroad officials agreed to pay the judgment. Youngsters in Maine's potato producing counties start school earlier in the fall than most students but get three weeks off during the harvest. They earn a quarter a barrel picking up potatoes and some fill 100 barrels a day. Italian parents soon may be able . to name their children Sally or Bill. The cabinet has voted to submit a bill to repeal an old Fascist law that Italian children could not be given foreign first names. A Washington, D.C. woman refused a prize of a dishwasher because she thought it tossed the dishes and silver around like a clothes washer and feared that her precious china would be smashed to bits. To make its side of the border more attractive, the Mexican government spent $40 million on port-of-entry buildings and other plush facilities. The reason was to encourage Americans to come to Mexico and to keep Mexicans happy so they won't cross over and' spend their money in Yankee stores. People who claim their ancestors came over on.the Mayflower and have joined the General Society of Mayflower descendants number 13.000. i A World War II B-25 bomber, popularly known as the •'Billy Mitchell" was dedicated at the entrance to Milwaukees airport General Mitchell Field. Gen. William Mitchell came from Milwaukee. Somebody in Richmond Center, Wisconsin mailed out cash to residents with large families and low incomes. Within a week 33 families received a'total of about S3000 in plain envelopes with ,no, idea who mailed them. A restaurant in the Bahamas lists a special drink for depressed executives called "business on the rocks." In Dartmouth, Mass., Police Chief Manuel V. Medeiros put special emphasis on solving a burglary of S600. The house broken into was his own. The Church of England is short of clergymen and has offered a prize of $560 for the best recruiting poster. Of, the 181 million persons who passed through customs entering the United States last year, 35 million came on foot, 139 million by car. one million by ship and six million by air. Reno, ; considered the divorce capital, issued 27,166 marriage licenses last year and only 4,318 divorces. When the Lions Club in Schuylerville, N.Y., couldn't hire anybody to cut the grass in an old cemetery, they got a farmer to put his goats in. there once a week . and the cemetery is now beautifully kept. Candidate for the "meanest" person in Macon, Georgia, is the one who broke into the Salvation Army office and made a $166 toll call to Fairbanks, Alaska. Only couples may live in Dorking, England's public housing project. But George Peters thought officials were rushing things when he came home from his wife's funeral and found an eviction notice on his door. "Into each life some rain must fall," Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote more than a century ago. Today the question is, will that rain be sufficient to meet the nation's fast-growing fresh water needs. And all signs indicate that the answer is; not for too much longer. By 1970, according to recent U.S. Department 1 Thursday,. February 6, 1 96.9 Quesnel Cariboo Observer 15 DOES WATER'S TASTE LEAVE YOU HIGH AND DRY? of Commerce estimates, America will be tapping her fresh water reserves to the tune of more than 400 billion gallons per day. That's ten times the usage at the turn of the century and, with demand increasing,rapidly, experts agree that we'll soon have to turn to processed sea water to keep from going thirsty. • Already many communities are noticing a marked difference in the taste of drinking water, coffee, tea, , soup and other water-based foods. This is a result of a serious water pollution problem compounded by the necessity for tapping secondary sources which don't measure up to previous standards with regard to taste, odor and coloring. Extensive chemical treatment makes the water safe, if no more pleasing to the palate, nose and eye. In New York, City, for example, the waters of the muddy Hudson River were recently tied into the municipal system despite the fact that 1 it has been said: "If you fall into the Hudson you don't drown — you decay."/ Perhaps the only consolation to be found is, things have been worse. History reports that a traveler passing through New York City in 1748 wrote friends that the water was so bad "even the horses balked at drinking it." The taste of water-has produced a variety of responses on the part of the American public. For one, sales of bottled water have shot up steadily over the past several years, with the industry now selling about $65 million worth of water per annum. Perhaps a more practical temporary pollution solution is the home water filter. While the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration esti- SCIENCE AND GOOD SENSE LIGHTEN IRONING CHORES mm® Today's iron is a model of product engineering designed to operate easily and with little effort. And technological improvements in the weaving and finishing of fabrics have made clothing easier to care for. Even so, as inevitable as the sun coming up is the load of family wash that needs doing each week. For the homemaker who wants to make the job as easy as possible. General Electric Housewares Division home economists offer a few tips. Make certain there is plenty of light in the ironing room and use a well padded board — the wider, the better. Iron in long, straight strokes and always with the grain of the fabric. A steam iron is very effective for pre-dampening cottons, linens and starched clothing. The thirty nine steam vents in the soleplate of new models provide complete and even steam coverage. And, double non-stick ironing surface helps prevent starch and lint'buildup on the soleplate. TRIXIE THE TRADER Linen, rayon, nylon, triacetate and some permanent press fabrics are best ironed with a steam iron. Even wash and wear cottons often need a touch up with the steam iron to look bandbox fresh. Many different ironing and pressing techniques necessitated by the varying fabric textures and fiber contents are easily handled with the modern steam, and dry iron with permanent press touch up setting. The dry iron is effective for . touch-ups, pressing and ironing of polyesters, acrylics.acetates, silk, suede leather, metal lies, and most permanent press fabrics. A fabric ironing guide on the saddle plate of the iron gives ironing instructions and proper fabric dial settings. Genera! Electric home economists recommend steam irons be emptied of water while still hot on completion of ironing. Irons should not be stored in the carton but standing up with the cord loosely wrapped around it. In addition to using tap water for ice and beverages, we use 30 to 60 gallons when taking a shower, and about 51 gallons doing a load of laundry in a washing machine. mates that as much as $29 billion will be needed over the next 5 years to clean up the nation's rivers, lakes and streams, these devices provide the individual with a means of purifying the water when it reaches his home for less than $29. Units, like the Eaton Water Filter, attach directly to the kitchen tap without difficulty and screen out objectionable taste, odor and discoloration. The water that passes through is as fresh as any from a brisk mountain stream. At the heart of such equipment is an activated charcoal filter, best known for its effective cigarette smoke filtration in leading brands such as Tareyton. Interestingly, activated charcoal is also used by thousands of American communities to protect their water supplies as well as in the preparation of rriost soft drinks, beer, wine and alcoholic beverages. While activated charcoal's ability to absorb impurities in water has been known for nearly half a century, its full potential in this area was not really recognized until the late stages of World War II. At that time rumors were spreading that the retreating German armies planned to use botulism and other deadly germs to poi son the water supplies of European cities they abandoned to the advancing American troops. A chemist named John Hassler was assigned to find a way to safeguard the GI's. Hassler contended that activated charcoal was the answer. He proved it in a highly dra- •matic way. Taking a heaping helping of thoroughly infected garbage which had been allowed to sit for several days, he whipped up the foulest "soup" ever prepared in an Army kitchen. Then he ran the "broth" through a series" of activated charcoal filters and calmly drank it while an array of officers looked on in amazement. When Hassler suffered no ill effects, the Army commissioned' the construction of a convoy of special water tank trucks equipped with activated charcoal filters for front line use. How much is a drink of fresh water worth? It's all in your point of view. The Army paid the price of the trucks. A rich merchant crossing the Sahara Desert is reported to have given a poor camel driver a record $20,000 for a cold gourd of water. Think about that the next time you use 60 gallons of water during a long, leisurely shower. SURPRISE TOPPING FOR HEARTY DESSEftT Cool, crisp weather calls for a warm dessert as the finishing touch for a luncheon or supper menu. To fill the bill, here's an old favorite with a new twist, Blueberry Buckle Bread Pudding. The surprise topping is Blueberry Buckle, a readyto-serve fruit-based product developed especially for the younger set by Gerber Products Company. Made from a refreshing blend of blueberries.sugar, tapioca and wheat flour, lightly flavored with spices, this exclusive product will appeal not only to babies and toddlers but to the whole family. Easy to prepare, this wholesome bread pudding can be baked in an attractive bven-to-table casserole. Bring it right to the table and spoon the pudding into individual dessert dishes. Be sure to leave lots of room for the topping. And, if you don't have to count calories you might like to add a dash of whipped cream, too! Perhaps a hearty dessert like this one may be just the answer to perk up your family menus ... you'll know when they ask for seconds! BLUEBERRY BUCKLE BREAD PUDDING 4 cups cubed day-old bread 3 eggs, slightly beaten Yi cup sugar 1 Y> teaspoons vanilla Yi teaspoon salt 2 cups milk 2 jars Gerber Junior Blueberry Buckle Place bread cubes in a lightly oiled ll/z quart casserole. Combine eggs, sugar, vanilla, salt and milk. Pour mixture over bread cubes, in casserole. Allow to stand 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Place casserole in pan of hot water and hake in 350°F. oven hours. Spoon Blueberry Buckle generously over each serving. Located: Smith Transfer Building FEBRUARY 15, 1969 Anyone having any household furniture, appliances, tools, light machinery, or small goods for sale, CONTACT: 992-2821 "WHERE ARE THE ONES THAT 60 MfiOOMyAPOOM?" A.M. - 5:30 P.M. TUESDAY to SATURDAY
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