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20-QUESNEL CARIBOO OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1975
Nellie Klapstein went to Mica
Creek near the Mica Dam, on
March 11 to take care of her
grandchildren. Her husband
Norman arrived there on
March 16.
They motored back via
Vernon where they stayed
overnight with friends, arriving
home on the 19th after a
very good trip.
Ken (Duffer) and Elenore
Durocher who have been in
British Honduras for a few
months, are home again but,
rumor has it, that they will be
going back there in the near
future.
The . West Fraser Farmers'
Institute and Livestock Association
held their regular
meeting at West Fraser Hall on
March 19 with 12 members and
four visitors in attendance.
The visitors became new
members. The other two
visitors were from the Forest
Service. They were R. Fredell
of Williams Lake and Carl
Rohn, Quesnel.
A donation of $10.00 was
made to the Dunrovin Park
Society.
There was a lengthy discussion
regarding West Fraser
Range and a new application for
a range permit to range cattle
in W. F. Range .
It was decided that no
decision would be made until R.
Fredall, range agrologist, has
made an inspection of the
range.
All permit holders are urged
to attend the next meeting.
Lunch Committee for April
will be Earl Ridinger'and
Florence Montgomery.
The Quesnel Agricultural
Land Use Committee held a
meeting at the Co-op on March
14 with an attendance of six.
West Fraser Livestock Association,
Nazko Livestock Association,
Cottonwood Grazing
Association and Castle Rock
Livestock Association were
represented.
On our recent morning walks
a flock of red-winged black
birds have greeted us. Dragon
Mountain had a halo of fluffy
white clouds, while Mouse
Mountain's bald spots, from
recent logging, were covered in
fresh fallen snow.
Even a mushroom-shaped
cloud could be seen billowing up
from the Pulp mill site.
The Hugh McLean family
motored to Langley last weekend
to attend the wedding of
their eldest son Jim.
The North Quesnel W.I. held
their March meeting at Mrs.
Norman Crocker's home with
seven members present.
Answers to 1974 resolutions
were read, also information on
where to order the Adelaide
Hoodless Rose.
Seven rose bushes will be
ordered.
Bea McLean attended the
recent W.I. Citizenship Tea in
Quesnel.
The Cariboo District W.I.
Conference will be held May 31
in Miocene at the Rose Lake
Lodge.
Information will be gathered
on the three western provinces
of Canada for a booklet, also for
a booklet on weeds and insects
and their control in our area.
A Flea market is planned, in
co-operation with the other
northern Cariboo W.I.'s, for
West Park Plaza Friday June
13.
A Bake Sale at Willis-Harper
in Quesnel was planned for
March 27.
Mrs. F. Ford won the prize
for the most original Easter
bonnet and also won the nickel
raffle.
An Easter parcel will be sent
to the Queen Alexandria
Children's Hospital from the
roll call items received.
The next meeting will be held
April 16 at 1:30 p.m. at the
home of Charmaine MacLeod.
A guest speaker is expected.
Roll call will be Pennies for
Friendship on foot measurement
metric system, socks for
the Queen Alexandria Children's
Hospital, especially large
size to put over casts, and
average size bars of face soap,
fancy decorated for the Extended
Care Unit.
The Pine Crest Cub pack held
a bake sale and white elephant
COMMUNITY NEWS
COMMUNITY NEWS
By Florence Montgomery 992-5917
It was suggested that yearly
grazing permits be replaced by
10-year contracts which would
be reviewed every 5 years.
It was stated that the Land
Use Committee was originally
formed to solve land use
problems but now that the
Quesnel Cattlemen's Association
are better organized, they
seem to be able to handle these
problems.
It was moved, seconded and
carried that the Land Use
Committee disband and turn
over the balance of the bank
account, less an honorarium to
the secretary-treasurer, to the
Quesnel Cattlemen's Association.
The Land Use Committee
wishes to take this opportunity
to thank all members and
anyone else who helped in
any way during the years it was
in operation.
Get well wishes are sent out
to Fran Woolley who was in
hospital. It is hoped that you
are home by now, Fran, and
recovering, quickly.
I wish to apologize to Mrs.
•Tohnannesen for my error
regarding her husband accompanying
her on her trip to
Norway. She is a widow.
The sixth and final, game of
the Quesnel View W. I. Crib
Tournament was played at the
Hall on March 22 with 12 people
attending. Winners wererlady's
high; Joan Johnson with the
only perfect score of 605 during
the six games played.
Low Lady, Mary Morgenstern.
High gent; Steve Ponuik
Low Gent, Randy Johnson.
Plaques were given to the
two players with the high total
score of the tournament.
They were; Lady's high,
Florence Montgomery; Gent's
high, Steve Poniuk. The 10
players with the highest scores
will play off for the West
Fraser F.I. trophy.
A delicious lunch was served
by Bea Hendry and Joan
gon Lake
By Joyce Swanky 747-1044
table last weekend at West
Park Plaza.
A thank you is sent out to all
who took part.
There will be no more movies
until next school term. Watch
for news of family dances for
members and families of the
Recreation Club.
If the first dance proves
successful, this could be a
regular feature.
Hot lunches at the school
have been discontinued. Many
thanks to the women of the
Parent Hour who gave their
time.
The women also provided the
Dancethon students with a hot
meal, which was really appreciated.
The Grade 7 Dancethon was
a huge success, with the kids
raising in the neighborhood of
$550. I will have an exact total
when all the pledges have been
collected.
For those who sponsored a
student, please have your
pledges ready when the students
call for them.
Most of the students entered
in the Dancethon made it right
to the end, the only drop-outs
were the students who had to
be home at a certain time.
In all, 32 students finished,
with 17 of those from Mr.
Winthrop's class and 15 from
Mr. Divine's.
With the Dancethon behind
them, it is time to concentrate
on the other projects, namely
the bottle drive.
Mr. Constantineau has not
received any phone calls for
bottle pickup. If you have
bottles, give him a call at
249-5489.
Raffle tickets are still being
so! j and the prize is a dinner for
two.
The Bouchie Lake Recreation
Commission meeting is to be
held April 2 at 7:30 p.m. All
members try to attend.
The last-minute business for
our bazaar and auction sale has
to be done. New members are
welcome.
Happy Birthday wishes go
out to Mrs. Tina DeWit who .
celebrated her birthday March
22.
The assistance and contributions
were much appreciated.
Have a Happy Easter everyone.
STEP OUTDOORS
FOR THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE
Johnson.
A workshop for members of
Quesnel View Women's Institute
to learn to crochet was
held at the home of Nellie
'"lapstein on March 24.
Seven Members attended,
three of whom were given
instructions about the art of
crocheting.
A second workshop will be
held at the home of Helen Hicks
on April 1st.
Louise Noble and two young
sons from Wembley, Alberta,
are home to spend the Easter
holiday with her parents,
Evelyn and Arnold Cash and
family.
The play-off game between
the ten players with the highest
scores of the Quesnel View
W.I. Crib tournament for the
West Fraser Farmers' Institute
trophy was held at West Fraser
Hall on March 26.
They were Steve Poniuk,
Florence Montgomery, Joan
Johnson, Chris Johnson, Marg
Needham, Mamie Poniuk, Ella
Guiltner, Sharon Duddy, Stan
Guiltner and Sandy Nugent.
There were 5 other regular
players present.
The winner of the trophy
with a score of 1076 for 9 games
was Mamie Poniuk.
The door prize was won by
Sandy Nugent.
It was a picnic jug. Lunch
was provided by Mary Morgenstern
and F. Montgomery.
The Quesnel View Women's
Institute wishes to extend a
sincere "thank you " to
everyone who attended and
especially to those who brought
the lunch and built the fire for
each game.
Brian Bouthillier, his sister,
Susan, and parents, Tom and
Bernie Gardner left on March
27 to spend the Easter holidays
with relatives at the coast.
I hope everyone had a Happy
Easter and that all the school
children and teachers are
having a restful holiday.
COMMUNITY NEWS
oose
Heights
By EUen Rogers 992-6928
Moose Heights Calendar
news for April includes a
meeting of the Pine Cones
Club, parent-teacher group of
Pine Crest Elementary School,
in the School library on Monday
April 14 at 8 p.m.
On Wednesday April 16 at
1:30 p.m. the North Quesnel
sVomen's Institute will meet at
.he home of Charmaine Mac­
Leod.
Wednesday April 14 at 8
p.m. the Moose Heights Community
Club will meet.
George Petit returned to
G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital
at Quesnel last week for
observation but expected to be
home again before or soon after
Easter.
George's brother-in-law and
nephew, the Harry Miller's Sr.
and Jr. from Chilliwack, were
up to spend the Easter
weekend with sister-in-law and
Aunt, Rose Marcotte.
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We have noted the chimney
at the community hall has once
again slid down with the snow
from the roof.
There just must be a better
way to anchor it down.
Anyone have any bright
ideas? Several methods have
been used but to no avail.
The snow on the lower areas
at the bottom of the Armstrong
Hill is disappearing rapidly
while we folks in the higher
range are still shivering and
sloshing through the snow.
Ten Mile Lake is not likely to
open for two or three more
weeks yet.
Jarge and Clar were
staggering home one evening
after having a few and
when they got to Clar's
house Jarge said: "Now,
Clar, tell your misses the
truth - hie - even if you
gotta lie a little."
Women inquire cont'd.
shown the mayor.
Mrs. Hartl said Mayor
Tingley alleged that a box of
detergent could have been
responsible for the suds.
"We also asked him if the
works forman and himself
really knew how to operate the
sewage plants."
"They said yes. As well as, or
better than the employees,"
she said.
Mrs. Hartl said the mayor's
reply to what town residents
could do with garbage building
up was to suggest taking refuse
to the municipal dump."
"He told pne woman that if
she didn't feel right about going
through picket line she should
dump the garbage outside the
gates," she said.
The question of road conditions
at Johnson flats was also
levied at the mayor.
"We pointed out that the
road was a short-cut for the
ambulance going to Red Bluff.
"Mayor Tingley told us if we
wanted the road fixed we
should ask our husbands to go
out and fix it," Mrs. Hartl said.
Meanwhile, in a press release
to The Observer, Mayor Tingley
said municipal officials were
asked at the meeting to discuss
in an open forum the present
strike with CUPE negotiator
Ron Magill.
"We declined this request
because the strike is an issue of
vital importance to our town,
and to the taxpayers, and of
course to the employees."
"We do not believe this
problem will be solved by
displays of double talk by
imported professional performers
who have absolutely no
concern for the welfare of our
town," Mayor Tingley said.
He said the union has
withheld consent for the town
to go ahead with a work
program for students seeking
employment during the summer
months.
"The provincial government
requires the consent of the local
union before final approval to
this program can be given,
Mayor Tingley said.
He said many of the women
were surprised to learn that the
municipal wage offer was for
1975 and that the town has also
offered a guaranteed increase
for 1976.
"We also advised the ladies
that town administrator Tony
Green has talked to the union
negotiators within the last few
days and suggested that talks
resume.
"This suggestion has been
rejected," mayor Tingley said.
NORTH CARIBOO
GROWER'S
CO-OPERATH7E
ASSOCIATION
NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING
FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1975
7:30 P.M.
Board Room - Co-op Store
1218 Cariboo Hwy. 97 North
Quesnel, B.C.
All members are invited to attend
COMMUNITY NEWS
By Kate Moffat 993-4493
The big news of the past
week in this area was the
Hawaiian Cabaret sponsored by
the Rimrock Television Association
where it was announced
that we have raised well over
$10,000 towards the television
repeaters.
Tickets to the affair were at a
premium and those lucky
enough to get them were
greeted at the door with the
traditional Aloha and brightly
coloured Leis. -
Soft Hawaiian music played
while a delicious baron of beef
dinner was enjoyed.
Quite early in the evening
the ticket for two to Hawaii was
drawn and the lucky winner
was Mr. Al Beaton of McLeese
Lake, who works at Gibraltar
Mines.
Since the week-end cabaret
there have been quite a few
more residents put in their
$50.00.
Now that people can see that
we have raised two-thirds of
the money needed, perhaps
we'll get one hundred percent
participation.
The next money raising
project for Rimrock T.V. will
be a fun night in April in the
Soda Creek Hall put on by the
people living in the southern
half of our community.
Mrs. Inez Jacques travelled
to Vancouver last week to
attend a meeting of Registered
Nurses.
Mrs. Lorraine Byrd and
family arrived at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art
Stewart to spend the Easter
week-end.
Lai Aiken travelled to Merritt
for the Easter week-end to
visit with her daughter Audrey
and son-in-law Brian Neihaus
and family.
Suspects
Arena freezes function cont'd.
cancelled.
He pointed out the decision
had to be made to avoid
spending money which possibly
could not be recovered.
The trades fair raffle, however,
will be held.
The draw had been scheduled
for May 3, but the legion is
writing to Attorney General
Alex MacDonald in an attempt
to get an extension to June 13.
In past years, at least 50 per
cent of the raffle tickets had
been sold during trades fair.
The committee felt they
needed the additional time to
ensure a break-even situation.
Legion trades fairs over the
past eight years have turned
over nearly $10,000 to the
Dunrovin Society.
The Quesnel Rodeo Club has
set its deadline for April 11.
"If the strike isn't settled by
then, we'll have to cancel the
rodeo," said Mr. Cameron. _
Jess Ketchum, president of
the Quesnel Chamber of Commerce,
commented on the
possibility of having the indoor
rodeo cancelled.
"The rodeo has gone on for a
number of years now."
"It is booked on a circuit
schedule and you have to be
very careful to make it.
successful to keep it going," he
said.
"It is unfortunate to see the
strike have such a bearing on
functions put on by private
social organizations."
"It would almost seem a good
move for the union to show
their good faith and let it go
on," Mr. Ketchum said.
Competitive rates on 1st and 2nd
mortgages in town ap4 country. Also
agreements for sale and mortgages
purchased.'For more complete information
please phone 563-7791
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upon by the Prince George city
detachment to check southbound
traffic on Highway 97.
The road block was held from
the time the complaint came in
at 11:15 p.m. until 1 a.m.
The suspects were reported
as being about 26 years old.
One of the men who was
referred to as Chris, had a dark
complexion and shoulder-length
hair.
The other, a man by the
name of Ralph, was described
as being six feet, heavy built,
with short blond hair.
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CARIBOO OBSERVER
WORD CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
CASH ONLYlAdvertisements
will not be placed
on an account basis.
Rate - .08 cents per word,
(15 word minimum charge
, of $1.20)
2nd Insertion (same as the
first)
3rd and subsequent Insertions
- .07 cents per word,
(15 word minimum charge
of $1.05)
Word Classified Advertising
Deadline is 3:00 P.M.,
MONDAY.
Agreement: Advertising is
accepted on the condition
that in the event of a
typographical error, that
portion of the advertising
space occupied by the
erroneous item, together
with reasonable allowance
for signature, will not be
charged for, but the
balance of the advertisement
will be paid for at the
applicable rate. In the
event of a typographical
error, advertising goods or
services at a wrong price,
goods or services need not
be sold.
ADVERTISING IS MER­
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SELL. The offer may be
withdrawn at any time.
CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFICATIONS
25 Antiques
29 Auctions
28 Business Opportunities
9 Business Personals
14 Campers and/or Trailers
4 Cards of Thanks .
10Employment Opportunities
11 Employment Wanted
16 Equipment For Sale
3 Farm and/or Ranches
27 Financial
7 Information Wanted
5 In Memoriam
30 Legals
22 Livestock
6 Lost and/or Found
2 Lots and/or Property
18 Miscellaneous For Sale
17 Miscellaneous Wanted
15 Mobile Homes
24 Music and/or Art
26 Notices
8 Personals
21 Pets
23 Produce
1 Real Estate For Safe
13 Recreational Vehicles
20 Rental Housing
19 Room and/or Board
12 Vehicles
1: REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
For sale: Two bedroom duplex,
$6,000.00 down, take over 1st
mortgage at 9Vz%. Phone
992-6263. (35-38)
For Sale: 6V2 acres and house
with kitchen, living room, full
plumbing, 2 bedrooms on main
floor, 2 bedrooms downstairs.
Garage joins house, Root cellar
and toolshed. 2Vz acres in lawn
and garden spot with some
apple trees. 1703 Wells road or
phone 992-6539. (37-38)
5.4 acres, 3 bedroom house,
barn, cabin, tractor, plow,
spring tooth harrows. Stove
and fridge included. Phone
747-2576. (37-39)
Executive type home, 3 bedroom,
full basement, Extra
large rumpus room, 2 fireplaces.
Johnson Sub. Phone
992-6196 after 4 p.m. (37-38)
For sale: Two bedroom home.
Price $12,000.00. Mortgage
available. Phone 992-8607 (37-
(39)
For Sale: Westside - two
bedroom - gas heated furnished
house on double lot. Ten
minutestodowntown. Low
down payment and terms to
reliable party. Phone 249-5442
(37-38)
2: LOTS AND/OR PRO­
PERTY
For sale or rent 40 x 62 truck
shop. Will consider vehicle or
property on down payment.
Phone 747-1381.
Wanted: Approximately one
acre or house to buy along Old
Prince George Highway before
Armstrong Hill. Phone 992-
8642. (37-38)
ARNOT & WALL
REALTY LTD.
251 St. Laurent Avenue M.L.S. Member
992-8866
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!
The owners have moved and must sell this spacious post
and beam. Carport paved drive and dishwasher all
included. Realistically priced at $28,900.00.
"1" ACRE - "2" BEDROOMS "3" OF YOU?
Price reduced to $19,900.00 on this starter home on
Maple Drive. A terrific opportunity for a couple with the
"Apartment Block Blues".
SNOWS ALMOST GONE!
Corral your Posse and head south to Dog Prairie. 4
fenced acres, 3 bay garage, barn and •proven water
supply are thrown in with an open plan 2 bedroom - just 7
miles south of town. "Horse Trader's" price - $29,500.00.
A.H.O.P.!A.H.O.P.!A.H.O.P.l
Would you believe 3 bedrooms, full basement, 1,000 sq.
ft. brand new for as little as $200.00 per month. NO
DOWN PAYMENT. Hard to beUeve? Call us and see if
you qualify. (If you earn more than $12,500.00, don't call
on this one.)
10' MILE LAKE LOTS - we have only 5 lots left. All 1
acre lots with good lake frontage, prices range from
$13,000.00.
NAZKO ROAD ACREAGES - 2 lots of over 5 acres each,
nicely treed. End of blacktop. Power and phone available.
Just over $8,000.00 each with terms.
BARKERVILLE ROAD. Over 70 acres, close to
highway. Price $30,000, terms available.
LOTS-6 MILE
- 20 acres - 8 acres cleared - fenced - water - $35,000.00
- 40 acres - Natural state - creek - $22,500.00
MOVE INTO THIS NORTH QUESNEL CHARMER!
Double lot, quaint setting, 2 bedrooms on main, full
basement. Move before the SPRING RUSH for
$42,500.00.
LOOK MUM! NO STEPS!
1092 sq. ft. of modern private living
bedrooms, utility on main, sundeck,
appreciate. Only $27,000.00.
on VJ
Must
acre. 3
view to
FEED AND TACK BUSINESS with home on 1.74 acres
of Commercial Property. Close to town. Development
Possibilities for only $45,000.00.
PROMOTE YOURSELF!
Into this custom built spacious home. Tri-level, plus
basement - 3 bedrooms up, large family room off a lovely
rustic kitchen - Vaulted cedar ceiling in Living Room,
wall to wall carpeting, l'/z plumbing, 2 fireplaces on V2
acre lot in South Hills. $58,000.00. F.P.
START OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT!
Ideal 2 bedroom home for small family. Close to town, on
half acre lot. Excellent condition - its only 2 years old.
Full price is $20,500.00. It could be yours for as little as
$1,000.00 down if you qualify for BC 2nd mortgage.
GREEN THUMB SPECIAL
2 bedroom full basement home on a professionaly
landscaped lot in Red Bluff area. Brand new livingroom
carpet, 15 x 21 garage, oil fired hot water heat, all for the
Mow price of $26,000.00.
2: LOTS AND/OR
PROPERTY
Lot for sale. 80'x220' Milburn
Lake. Phone 992-9646.
Five lots - Bouchie Lake area.
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22-QUESNEL CARIBOO OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1975
428 REID ST. TELEPHONE 992-2151
FIRE CASUALTY - AUTOMOBILE
STILL TOPS IN QUESNEL IN SALES AND LISTINGS
- MAKE SURE YOUR LISTING IS M.L.S.
CHOICE ACREAGE: Approximately 135 Acres South of
Kersley with river and creek frontage excellent soil. Call
Fred for full details.
NEWLY LISTED:
If you are having trouble finding a nice home out of town
at an affordable price, call Lome Perry about this one.
An immaculate 2 bedroom full basement home on a 1/2
acre landscaped lot near Bouchie Lake. You will like it.
3 BEDROOM MODULAR HOME: On 2 acres in Dragon
Lake area. "A" frame storage shed and sundeck and air
conditioning and fenced and landscaped. Good water
supply. Call Jim to view.
WOULD YOU BELIEVE? A rec room thats over 500 sq.
ft! This home has just that plus, 3 bedroom, utility, large
bright living room. Carpet. Redecorated and carpeted
throughout. All this on 1.6 acre in Johnson Sub. Call
Marg Moore for an appointment to view.
UNFINISHED COUNTRY ESTATE: 17.2 acre, 900'
river frontage approximately 8 miles from town, 1940 sq.
ft. laid out as 3 bedroom, full basement home. Have your
handyman finish this executive home in its secluded
location in your very own decor. Call Fred to view.
ACREAGE:
54 acres, Rawlings road area, very well priced with good
terms available. Call Lome Pern
4 BEDROOM CATHEDRAL ENTRANCE HOME: In
Johnson Sub. 2 fireplaces, 2 baths - Large dining room,
compact Kitchen. Large landscaped lot with paved
driveway.
YOUR OWN LITTLE ESTATE:
9 acres just 7 miles south. Be ready to build this spring.
Call Marg Moore and find out how easy it is to buy this
property.
HANG OUT THE WELCOME SIGN: On this near new
compact well laid out 3 bedroom home with electric heat
and carpets throughout. Has double garage and work
shop. Located on 2/3 acres of excellent garden soil. Just
right for young lovers or old sweeties. Call Fred to view.
realty ltd.
agencies ltd.
QUESNEL, B.C
V2J 2M6
OWNER TRANSFERRED: Immediate Possession -
Price reduced to $43,900. Kitchen with breakfast bar.
Quik-loc construction. Full daylite basement. 1/2 Acre
lot. Large Sundeck overlooking Dragon Lake. Call Jim
for'appointment to-view this exceptional home.
HANDYMAN:
Here is an excellent opportunity to purchase a 3
bedroom, basement home on 1/2 acre lot for a full price of
$15,000. Call Lome Perry for details.
YOUNG LOVERS: Start out with this near new 2
bedroom full basement home in town on nicely
landscaped lot. Some features are free standing fireplace,
spacious room sizes, carpets throughout. For full details
call Fred.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: With 3 bedroom home on
Anderson Drive, 102 foot frontage - .74 acre. Ideal for
ap artment site or church centrally located to schools and
shopping. Get further particulars from Jim.
THINKING TRAILER: Then you should look at this
12x68 all set up on .77 acre south of town. All the work is
done and includes 24 x 16 work shop - 8 x 16 insulated
porch, etc. Call Fred to view.
PRICE REDUCED: 3 bedroom home - 6 mos. old located
in Fraser View Subdivision. Large living room with wall
to wall and fireplace, rock finishing. Partially finished
basement close to schools. Owner moving and anxious to
sell. Call Jim to view.
HANDYMAN'S CHOICE: The outside is all done on this
little beauty in North Quesnel, Renovate and decorate
the interior to suit and have a home to your liking. This 2
bedroom home overlooks the park and within walking
distance of downtown. .To view call Fred.
BUY TODAY: For tomorrows happiness, new home
under construction, many extras included. Fireplace,
carport, sundeck, full basement. You can still choose ypur
own colours. Call Fred to view.
THINK SPRING: Buy your building lot now.
1. Lakeshore - Dragon Lake .73 acre - $18,500.
2. Abbott Drive - extra large - $6,500.
3. Travers Sub - your choice of 3 - $6,000.
4. 8 miles south - partly cleared, nicely treed - $3,300.
5. Dragon Lake - view lot 1/2 acre - $5,500.
6. Bouchie Lake - view lot - $4,950.
7. West Quesnel - 33' view lot - $3,200.
8. West Quesnel - 2 duplex lots with view - $5,400. each.
9. Red Bluff Road - .71 acre - 2 miles to town - $5,900.
10. Dragon Hill - 2.21 acre - view of whole town - $18,500.
BUY, SELL, TRADE, DIRECT THRU'OUT B.C.
We Guarantee Sales Thru'out B.C.
FRED DAVIDSON
DON LARSON
MARG MOORE
1
992-5702
992-5250
992-6275
EVENINGS"—
PETERGOOK
LORNEPERRY
JIM MOORE
747-1343
249-5228
992-6275
HARD WATER?
WE CAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS
Northern Domestic Water Softening Ltd. of Prince
George is servicing the Quesnel area on a regular basis.
Northern Domestic handles a complete line of water
softeners, iron filters, taste and odor filters, humidifiers
and air conditioners. Complete financing is available.
Anyone wishing a free water analysis, installation
estimate or salt delivery call 563-4909 (Collect] or write:
NORTHERN DOMESTIC WATER
9: BUSINESS
PERSONALS
SEIDERS
CUSTOM CABINETS
Kitchen,
Vanities,
Counter Tops.
For free estimates
CALL
RAY SEIDERS
747-2603
SOFTENING LTD.
Box 92
Prince George, B.C.
9: BUSINESS
PERSONALS
WQODROW
CABINETS
•CUSTOM BUILT
*FREE ESTIMATES
CONTACT DICK
992-7805
DAYS OR EVENINGS
| 12: VEHICLES
For sale: 1939 Studabaker and
1934 Auborn. Both for $400.00.
Phone 747-2231. (37-38)
A 1973 Dodge charger S.E.
with all the extras. Phone
992-7604. , (36-38)
For sale: 1972 Datsun Vi ton
pick-up. Contact Gary Weintz
for details at 992-7271 during
day. (37-38)
For sale, 1972 Datsun deluxe
1200 Automatic, 20,000 miles.
$1,850.00 or nearest offer.
Phone 747-2405. (37-38)
A 1970 Buick Wildcat. New
rubber, new paint. Offers -
phone 747-2231. (37-38)
CALL: 562-1396
Put the beauty of wood in your home, with it's natural
color, warmth and good insulation qualities.
WOOD WINDOWS SOLARIS WINDOWS
PRE-HUNG DOORS SOLARIS PATIO DOORS
WOODLAND SASH & DOOR LTD.
2165 Ogilvie Street Prince George, B.C.
AMWAY
Distributor
Phone
747-2024
10: EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
Required immediately by
downtown department store,
buyer-manager for drygoods
department. Address all enquiries
to Box H, Cariboo
Observer. Box 4460, Quesnel,
B.C. (37-39)
Wanted: Steady reliable farmhand.
Must be able to drive cat.
Housing available, year round
job. The Hatfield Ranch. Box
46, Strathnaver, Phone 998-
4367. (35-38)
SALESMAN WANTED: Licenses
Real Estate, All replies
confidential. Apply to Box F,
Cariboo Observer. (37-38)
INCOME TAX RETURNS
PREPARED
BOX 4624
QUESNEL, R.C.
Phone - 992-5174
Personal, Partnership
and small business, E.S.
Bookkeeping and Tax
Service.
12: VEHICLES
1972 Vega G.T. 4 Speed, new
motor and tires. Excellent
condition. Phone 992-2529 after
6:30 p.m.
A 1973 Dodge adventurer, V:
ton p.u. with or without 8'
camper. P.S. Discbrakes. 3speed
automatic. V-8 tape deck
and camper mirrors included.
Phone 747-2072. (38-39)
1972 Datsun. Take over payments.
Phone 747-2441 (38-40)
1973 Cuda, 340 cubic inch,
4-speed, positrack rear end.
Forest Metallic Green. Phone
747-1045 (37-39)
Retail Sales Training Course
Quesnel, B.C.
This is a 3 week course starting April 7, 1975
and is intended for individuals who wish to
enter the retail selling field, but who have little
or no previous experience. Department of
Education certificates will be issued to those
successfully completing the course.
To register, contact Canada Manpower Centre
346 Reid St., Quesnel, B.C.
PUMP MECHANICS
minimum 6 to 8 years experience in single and
multistage Centrifigul pump. Company fringe
benefits, Good wages. Permanent positions.
Opportunity for overtime. Relocation allow :
ances depending on qualifications.
A p p l y :
11: EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
Curtis Hoover B.C. Ltd.
Box 6520, Fort St. John, B.C.
or phone 785-6627
Will do framing, renovations,
finishing, repairs. For estimates
call Ron"Zirk at 747-Y234.
(38-40)
Cabinet Maker: For custom
built kitchens, bathrooms and
all other cabinet work. For free
estimate call ;992-6184. (37-39)
12: VEHICLES
For sale. 1970 L.W. Kenworth
C/W 20 ton Brentwood Trailer.
Good condition. Phone 998-4324
(36-38)
1972 Ford pickup. Power
steering, power brakes. Low
mileage. Phone 747-1751. (37-
39)
1973 Chevrolet
2 Dr. H.T. V-8 Auto
1973 Toyota
2 Dr. 5 Speed Trans.
1972 Pinto
3 Dr. Runabout
SALES j
SERVICE
992-5004
ELDORADO
RECREATION
SNO-JET
SNOW­
MOBILES
BOUCHIE LAKE, 992-50041
14: CAMPERS AND/OR
TRAILERS
Travel trailer 16 ft. ice box,
stove, sleeps sue. Good condition.
Phone 992-5860 (38-42),
For sale: 1973 Boler camper
Trailer like new, asking $1,650.
Phone 747-1140. (37-38)
16 foot camper trailer, fully self
contained. $1,700.00. Phone
747-1443. (37-38)
15: MOBILE HOMES
For sale: 10 x 54 three bedroom
mobile home. Phone 747-1514.
(36-39)
For sale: A three bedroom 12 x
68 Velmont trailer. Partly
furnished, with 1 year free
trailer space on 5V» acres.
Phone 992-2008. (37-40)
A1973 12" x 60" three bedroom
trailer. Washer and drver.
skirted and has a porch. Phone
747-2548. " (87-38)
1974 leader housetrailer, Red
Spanish interior, patio doors,
air conditioners, washer and
dryer, used only 6 months.
Phone 747-1724 (37-38)
Older 10 x 58 trailer for sale.
Reasonable condition. Semifurnished.
Any reasonable offer
considered. Phone 7471627
after 6:00 p.m. (37-40)
USED CAR
CLEARANCE
1972 Montego
2 Dr. H.T. V-8 Bucket Seats
1972 Chevrolet
Kingswood Wagon low mileage
1971 Chevrolet
4 Dr. V-8 Auto
1970 Ford
4 Dr. V-8 Auto
1969 Dodge
4 Dr. V-8 Auto
1968 Falcon
Station Wagon V-8 Auto
$3,495.00
$2,345.00
$2,150.00
$3,145.00
$3,945.00
$2,295.00
$1,995.00
$1,495.00
$1,345.00
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
1967 Ford
4 Dr. V-8 Auto P.S. P.B. $845.00
13: RECREATIONAL
, VEHICLES
1973 Honda 350. Excellent
shape. Asking price $700.00
Phone 993-4357 (37-38)
1974 Yamaha 175 cc. Phone
747-1489.
15: MOBILE HOMES
For sale: 12 x 60 3bedroom
mobile home. Park village
trailer court. Extras. Priced
low. Phone 992-9505. (37-39)
For sale: 1974 Embassy 12 x 66.
Mobile home unfurnished. Contact
Gary Weintz days. Phone
992-7274 for details. (37
(38) i

15: MOBILE HOMES
For sale "Capris" Mobile Home.
1 bedroom, 1963 model. 10 x 45.
$2,500.00. Must sell. Phone
962-6323. (37-39)
DIPLOMAT
AMBASSADOR
STATESMAN
EMBASSY
MONARCH
CHANCELLOR
CALL DENNIS
COMMON­
WEALTH
MOBILE
HOMES
D.L. #26033
4 MILES SOUTH
Highway 97
747-1912
HAMEL
MOBILE HOMES LTD.
Agent for
•PARKWOOD
* PARAMOUNT
•GENERAL
•LEADER
•CHINOOK
Financing Arranged up to
12 years.
Wide selection of fully CSA
approved homes on display
OPEN FOR EVENING
VIEWING
CALL ANYTIME
747-1050
HAMEL MOBILE
HOMES LTD.
DEALERS LICENCE D25057
HWY 97 SOUTH & GOOK
ROAD
TRUDEAUS TRAILER
PARK
Trailer Spaces,
30 Rental Units
Within walking distance of
town.
PHONE 992-6935
16: EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
SAVE ON NEW &
USED PARTS FOR
CATERPILLAR
EQUIPMENT
Contact Greg Zoerb
Prince George
Ph. 563-6340
Union Tractor Ltd.
P.O. Box 8010
Edmonton, Alberta
T6H4S4
Phone:436-4020
SKNATF27
16: EQUIPMENT
FOR SALE
1970 Massey Ferguson 50
Tractor with 300 loader and 54
hoe. Phone 747-2301 (38-39)
17: MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
Wanted, a cash register, any
scales. Any condition-. Phone
992-5860. (38-39)
We buy used household goods
and furnishings. For an estimate
call 992-2010. (37-40)
Wanted to buy - house
trailer axles, complete
with wheels. Will pay
$85.00 for braking and
$50.00 for free wheel.
Phone 992-7057.
18: MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
For Sale: 7 piece walnut dining
room suite and china cabinet.
Immaculate condition. Also
Electrolux Rug Shampooer.
Phone 992-2830.
Brass bed, $400.00. Round
antique table, $i00.00. Big
German antique dresser, $200.
"Chandelier-type" sconce,
$100.00. Many carpets. Modern
Danish chairs at $30.00 each.
Stove and fridge, $250.00.
Wardrobe closets, $20.00 and
$40.00. 249-5459.
Fish tank for sale. Size-length
30" x 12Vi" wide x 15" deep
with black wrought iron stand.
All accessories and ornaments.
Phone 992-5143. (38-40)
One Akai 8-track surround
stereo reco-der. Plus Akai
stereo model #8030. Open to
offers. Please contact 747-2(917.
15.3 hand 7-year old horse;
rides English or Western,
started jumping, $500.00. Five
saddles at $120.00 each. Two
good 10-speed bikes, $75.00
each, including road accessories.
249-5459.
Guitar amplifier in new condition
. Phone 747-2221. (37-38)
DELICATESSEN
HEALTH FOODS
Complete line of Nu
Life, Swiss herba and
H.S.C. biorganic food
supplement.
See us for all your
imported delicatessen
needs
276 REID ST.
992-5614
20: RENTAL HOUSING
Furnished one bedroom cottage
available immediately. $130.00
per month. Apply at 371 Lewis
Drive on Saturday between 1
and 5.
1975 Beetle
2 QQC OO
plus Freight and Predelivery
EAGLE
BUILDING
SUPPLY
992-7911
172 Reid St.
PRE-FINISHED PANELS
4x8
Light Mahogany $4.25
Medium Mahogany.. $4.25
Mint Pecan. $5.75
Golden Pecan $5.75
Butter Pecan $5.75
Windsor Walnut .... $4.60
Southern Walnut ... $4.25
Sienna Oak $4.75
Eldorado Oak $4.75
White Oak $4.75
Hickory $4.75
Pecan $4.75
Of course"! remember you
dear. I never forget a pair of
shoes from:
J. & J. SHOES
347 Reid Street
992-2322
MOVING
1
355 Reid ft
992-9221 g
£ PIPE $
:* >$
g 4" Solid pipe, 10 foot &
3 length 17.99 8
:•:' •:•:•
4" perforated pipe. 10 footi|
length. For septic fields... 8
g $6.99$
| LIMITED QUANTITIES |
$2.- damaged 26" colorg
$: cabinet TV's - regular p.
S $699.98, one for $600.00$
* plus tax and one for :£
g $659.98 plus tax. %
1 overhauled 7 killiwatt
:$ Lister Diesel power plant . > :
g $1,800 £
g Ask for Lyle. :&
1-older used color T.V.
S Open to offers :$
20: RENTAL HOUSING
For rent: Two room cabin,
walking distance to town.
$80.00 per month plus utilities.
Suitable for one person. Phone
992-6935. (37-38)
Clean two-bedroom unfurnished
with carport. Also two
bedroom trailer furnished.
Phone 992-6859. (37-38)
Skyline Trailer Park: Pads for
rent, small trailer park, garden
spots, pure well water. 5
minutes from town. Phone
992-6391 (34-46)
One bedroom suite. Fridge and
stove; Phone 992-6489. (37-38)
TRAILER SPACE
Seclusion & quiet overlooking
Dragon Lake.
Camping. Horses boarded.
Paddockwood Court. Gook
Road. 747-2492. Box 4004.
FOR MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE
Why not call your Authorized United Van Lines Agents.
QUESNEL MOVING AND STORAGE 1973 LTD.
TWO MILE FLAT ON REDIMIX PROPERTY
100 YDS. FROM MULE TRAIN AUTO
COURT 992.7234
LONG DISTANCE LOCAL DELIVERIES FREE ESTIMATES
20: RENTAL HOUSING
One bedroom cabin, walking
distance to town. Furnished
$125.00 per month plus utilities.
Trudeau's Trailer Park,
1240 Nelson St. Phone 992-
6935. (38-39)
Low Winter Rate! One and two
bedroom and sleeping rooms.
By day, week or month. Apply
Blue Star Motel. Phone 992-
5860. (38-42)
Two bedroom trailer, fully
furnished. All utilities paid.
Downtown location. $175.00/
month. Phone 992-5215.
Two bedroom apartment. No
pets. Phone 992-5408. (38-40>
Commercial building for rent at
247 Reid St. Apply at 158
Barlow Ave. after 4 p.m.
(35-39)
OFFICE SPACE
FORRENT
ATS45&m
REID ST.
Phone G. Barr
992-5547
FIR CREST TERRACE
AP
ARTMENT
Deluxe 1 and 2 bedroom
suites. Some Furnished.
COTTON WOOD COURT
1 AND 2 BEDROOM
AND BACHELOR
SUITES.-
Mostly furnished.
For information phone
992-6593
APARTMENTSFOR
RENT
Downtown and Furnished
Contact Mr. Paul Gagnon
Suite #181
Phone 992-9553 Quesnel
w
CEDAR COURT
APARTMENTS
1 & 2 Bedroom Suites with
W/W Carpet, Drapes,
Stove and Refrigerator.
Sauna Bath
Phone - 992-8959
BLUE SPRUCE
APARTMENTS
1 & 2 bedroom suites with
w/w carpet, drapes,
fridge & stove incld.
NO PETS PLEASE
PHONE 992-9141
CHARLOTTE MANOR
APARTMENTS
l,2,and 3 bedroom suites
Stove, fridge, drapes
and heat are furnished.
Sauna bath, laundry and
Recreation room
PHONE 992-2703
designed for family living.
Apply 512 Adams St.
Phone 992-8679
WILKINSON ST.
TOWNHOUSE
GARDENS
3 Bedroom Townhouse
with 2 bathrooms and
basement. Some have
stove, fridge and drapes.
Free parking. $195. and
up.
992-8871
21: PETS
For sale - Registered female
Lab pups. Black and yellow.
Large stock, tattooed and
shots. Excellent hunting prospects
or family pets. Phone
(112) 962-6198. (38-39)
Birchbrae Boarding Kennels,
Dogs and cats boarded. Cats
$1.50 a day and dogs $3.00, a
day. Heated. Pick-up and delivery
as well as other services
on request. Phone 747-2655.
(34-42)
Reg. Irish setter puppies. Born
Feb. 2nd. Call 992-2331 or write
Pat Mclntyre, Gen. Del.
Quesnel. (37-38)
QUESNEL CARIBOO OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1975-23
EXPERIENCE, RELIABLE
HORSE—SHOEING AND
HOOF TRIMMING
CALL CONAN BROOKS
249-5493 or 992-2897
FESTUS THE
FARRIER
Horseshoeing and
Trimming.
Corrective Showing
Prompt, full time service
Phone 249-5293
or 249-5169
23: PRODUCE
CHICKS - dual purpose -
PAYMASTER (Rhode Island
Red Cross) White Leghorns,
White Rocks. Ship anywhere:
competititive prices. NAPIER
HATCHERY, 22470 64th Ave.
RR7, Langley. 534-6268. (534-
6268.) (37-41)
Conquest seed and feed barley
for sale. Smut and rust
resistant. Phone 993-4543. (38-
39)
IRENE'S ^
PUPPY HUT
[DOG BEAUTY SALON]
YOU NAME IT-WE GROOM IT!
22: LIVESTOCK
For sale: Steel grey gelding
with papers. Open to offers.
Phone 747-2159.
American registered Morgan
stallion, 15.2 hands, liver
chestnut, 5 yrs. Phone 747-1283
Weiner pigs. 8 months old
holstein heifer. 4 year old
Palamino pinto mare. Green
broke. Phone 993-4587. (37-39)
Westland Close.
Turuoff at Frank's Supermarket
Registered l
h Arabian colt.
$200.00. Gentle 3 year old filly,
broke to ride, needs training.
$150.00. Hereford cow due to
calf soon. $350.00. Phone
992-8135. (37-38)
Fraser View Exotic Sale
McCUrys Stockyards
Abbotsford B.C.
April 5,1 P.M.
Featuring:
1 Fullblood Simmental Heifer Calf
1 Fullblood Simmental 2 year old
Bull
Simmental
3/4 open
Vi Bred
Vi Open
Maine Anjou
Vi Bred
ViOpen
Chianina
3/4 Open
V« Bred
Vi Open
Charolais
Purebred
7/8 & 15/16
1 purebred Bull
Blonde D'Aquitaine
Vi Bred
Vi Open
Limousin
3/4 Open
Vi Open
Brown Swiss
2 Purebred Bulls
Purebred Females
Romagnola
Vi Open
Marchigiana
Vi Open
Murry Grey
3/4 Open
Vi Bred
ViOpen
For more information on this and
future sales, contact
BROMAC
Livestock Consultant*
Box 128, Armstrong B.C.
Phone 546-6917 _
iiiiiHiHnmiw
Phone for an appointment
747-1177
AUCTION SALE
We are now
taking in
Consignments
Our Next Sale
APRIL 12th, 1975
4V2 miles South
of Quesnel, Hwy 97
1:00 P.M.
JOEWARK
Auctioneer License
No. 102057
Phone 747-1894
SECOND MORTGAGES
Rates as low as
14.98%
Simple interest
Cash available now
Up to $10,000
No bonuses or hidden charges
Pay off at anytime
No prepayment penalty
Enquiries Welcome.
HOUSEHOLD REALTY
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Corporation of Canada
259 Reid St.
Quesnel. Phone 992-7205
FEED FOR SALE
SUNCURE ALFALFA
PELLETS
An excellent source of
protein. Roughage feed
supplement for livestock
horses and poultry.
We ship by the truckload
or by the rail car load
Price $60.00/ton F.O.B.
Plant
GRIMSHAW ALFALFA
PROCESSORS LTD.
Phone 403-332-4651
in Grimshaw, Alberta
WILLIAMSLAKE
BULL SHOW&SALE
FRI DAY, APRIL 25
SHOWTIME 9:00 A.M.
SELL TIME 12:00 NOON
EXCEttENT CHOICE OF
HEREFORD-
ANGUS-AND
SHORTHORNS
AT
WILUAMS tAKE
CO—OP YARD
WILLIAMSLAKE BULL
SALE COMMITTEE
24: MUSIC AND/OR
ART
HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT
YOUR DANCING? - lack of
poise? - no variety? Let us teach
you to Swing (or Cha-Cha,
Mambo, Rumba, Polka, Samba,
Waltz, Fox Trot, Merengue)
along. Private or semi-private
instructions for beginners or
advanced. Phone Teresa or
Heldor Schafer at 992-5989 -
TONIGHT!!
29: AUCTIONS
MOTHERLESS
A British Columbia woman
sent a generous donation to the
USC recently, saying: "I love
chidren and have had eight of
my own". She wanted her
donation to be used by the USC
in emergency aid to children
whose parents have perished
and who languish now in
Bangladesh refugee camps,
suffering from hunger and the
sickness that comes through
malnutrition. Campaign headquarters
for the USC are at 56
Sparks Street, Ottawa KIP
5B1.
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
LOCATED ACROSS FROM THE BOUCHIE
LAKE SCHOOL.
PHONE 249-5211
30: LEGALS
Strategic Developments Ltd. is
applying for a permit to divert
water from Shepherd Creek for
the purpose of washing placer
gravels. The location is approximately
5 1/2 miles north of
Wells in the Cariboo District.
Discharge from the operation
will contain no chemical agents
and the water will enter a
settling pond before being
returned to the Creek. The
duration of operation will be 8
hours per day from April
through September 1975.
APPLICATION FOR A
PERMIT UNDER THE
POLLUTION CONTROL ACT,
1967
[EFFLUENT]
This application is to be filed
with the Director, Pollution
Control Branch, Parliament
Buildings, Victoria, British
Columbia. Any person who
qualifies as an objector under
section 13 (2) of the Pollution
Control Act, 1967 may, within
30 days of the date of
application, or within 30 days of
the date of publication in The
British Columbia Gazette or in
a newspaper, or, v/here service
is required, within 30 days of
the serving of a copy of the
application, file with the Director
an objection in writing to
the granting of a permit,
stating the manner in which he
is affected. Those who do not so
qualify may file with the
Pollution Control Board an
objection in writing under
section 13 (6), in the same
manner and time period as
described above.
1. I, Strategic Developments
Ltd. (*19993 68th. Ave.,
Langley, B.C.) of 104 - 1370
^ vde Avenue, West Vancouver,
B.C. V7T 1E7 (Bus. Office)
hereby apply to the Director
for a permit to discharge
effluent from Gold Placer
Sluicing Operation. (Cariboo
District) located 3/4 Mile West
of the Confluence of Pimus &
Shepherd Creek into Shepherd
Creek which flows Easterly and
discharges into 3/4 Mile of
Tailings and Summit Creek and
give notice of my application to
all persons affected.
2. The land upon which the
works are located is Placer
Lease No. 7230 Lat. 53-10
Long. 121-30 Map Sheet 93H-
4E, approximately 5 1/2 Miles
North-East of Wells. (Bowron
Lake Rd.).
3. The discharge shall be
located at Approximately 300
ft. South-West of the initial
Post of Placer Lease No. 7230.
4. The quantity of effluent to be
discharged is as follows:
Average annual daily discharge
(Based on operating
period) HO, 000 gals.
Maximum daily discharge
170,000 gallons.
The operating period during
which the effluent will be
discharged is 8 hours per day -
6 days per week. (Approximately
April - September,
1975).
5. The characteristics of the
effluent discharged shall be
equivalent to or better than
(insert values after completion
of column (3) of table (a) on
reverse side) Typical Placer
Sluice-Box Discharge. No flotation
or chemical agents added.
Discharge to Shepherd Creek
to meet the level 50.0 my/1
total suspended solids.
6. The type of treatment to be
applied to the effluent before
discharge is as follows: Discharge
enters a settling pond 30
x 50 feet which drains at a point
where creek disappears into
Tailings Piles.
7. I hereby certify that a copy
of this application has been
received by the Regional
District of Cariboo, David G.
Campbell, Assistant Administrator,
David G. Campbell.
8. This application, dated on
the 2nd day of Feb., 1975, was
posted on the ground in
accordance with the Pollution
Control Regulations. D.M.
ROBERTS per Strategic Developments
Ltd.
A famous radio preacher
was being introduced by a
fellow pastor who had been
awed by a backstage visit
to a large radio station
where he had seen complicated
electrical equipment,
generators, and various
"powers of the air." Waxing
with increasing eloquence,
he ended his
introduction thus: "I'm
delighted to present the
king of electrons, the ruler
of the airways, in fact, the
prince of the power of the
air!"
The startled radio preacher
shuffled toward the
sacred desk. Finding his
voice, he gasped, "I've
been introduced to many
audiences in various and
strange ways; but never
have I been presented as
his majesty the devil!"

24-QUESNEL CARIBOO OBSERVER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1975
30: LEGALS 30: LEGALS 30: LEGALS 30: LEGALS
Province of British Columbia
Department of Lands, Forests
and Water Resources
FOREST SERVICE
Reforestation Division
' NOTICE OF
TREEPLANTING
CONTRACT®)
Prospective bidders for the
following contracts are reminded
that sealed tenders must be
received by the Chief Forester,
British Columbia Forest Service,
Victoria, B.C. by 3:30
p.m., on the dates shown
hereunder, except that for
specific reason the Chief Forester
may extend such time.
1. Contract No. 93G1-68*.
Located East Block. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees, 109,000. Tender Opening
Date April 16, 1975.
2 Contract No. 93G-169*.
Located East Fork. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 136,000. Tender Opening
Date April 16, 1975.
3. Contract No. 93G1-70*.
Located Umiti Creek. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 89,000. Tender Opening
Date April 18, 1975.
4. Contract No. 93G-171*.
Located Alice Creek North.
Ranger District Quesnel. Num­
ber of Trees 109,000. Tender
Opening Date April 18, 1975.
5. Contract No 93G1-72*.
Located Alice Creek South.
Ranger District Quesnel. Number
of Trees 112,000. Tender
Opening Date April 18, 1975.
These contracts were previously
advertised in Fall, 1974.
•Contracts which are marked
with an asterisk require that
viewing of the planting site
prior to bidding is mandatory
and bids will only be considered
from contractors who have
satisfied this requirement.
Tenders must be submitted
on the form and in the
envelopes supplied which, with
particulars, may be obtained
from the Forest Ranger(s)
indicated or from the District
Forester, Williams Lake or
from the Forester i/c, Reforestation
Division, B.C. Forest
Service, Victoria, B.C.
The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
FORM TO BE USED FOR
SPRING CONTRACTS ADV­
ERTISED THE PRECEDING
FALL - FS 789(b)
Province of British Columbia
Department of Lands, Forests
and Water Resources
FOREST SERVICE
Reforestation Division
NOTICE OF TREE
PLANTING CONTRACTUS)
Prospective bidders for the
following contracts are reminded
that sealed tenders must be
received by the Chief Forester,
British Columbia Forest Service,
Victoria, B.C. by 3:30
p.m., on the dates shown
hereunder, except that for
specific reason the Chief Forester
may extend such time.
1. Contract No. 93B16-26 *.
Located Swift River. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 110,000. Tender Opening
Date April 9, 1975.
2. Contract No. 93G-163*.
Located Mary Creek. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 82,000. Tender opening
date April 19, 1975.
3. Contract No. 93G1-64*.
Located John Boyd Creek.
Ranger District Quesnel.Number
of Trees 182,000. Tender
Opening Date April 9, 1975.
4. Contract No. 93G1-65*.
Located Mile 607.' Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 118,000: Tender Opening
Date April 9, 1975.
5. Contract No. 93G1-66*.
Located Mile 6O6V2. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 128,000. Tender Opening
Date ADril 16. 1975.
6. Contract No. 93G1-67*
Located Mile 606. Ranger
District Quesnel. Number of
Trees 116,000. Tender Opening
Date April 16, 1975.
These contracts were previously
advertised in Fall, 1974.
•Contracts which are marked
with an asterisk require that
viewing of the planting site
prior to bidding is mandatory
and bids will only be considered
from contractors who have
satisfied this requirement.
Tenders must be submitted
on the form and in the
envelopes supplied which, with
particulars, may be obtained
from the Forest Ranger(s)
indicated Forester i/c, Reforestation
Division, B.C. Forest
Service, Victoria, B.C.
The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be accepted.
FORM TO BE USED FOR
SPRING CONTRACTS AD­
VERTISED THE PRECED
•ING FALL. FS 789VA
DEPARTMENT OF LAND.
FORESTS, AND
WATER RESOURCES
TIMBER SALE
LICENCE A07667
A PUBLIC AUCTION will be
held by the District Forester at
Prince George B.C., at 11:00
"a.m., or as soon as possible
thereafter, the 18th day of
April, 1975, for the purchase of
Licence A07667, to authorize
the harvesting of not more than
1,643,000 cubic feet of timber
each year for a three (3) year
period.
Cutting permits to be issued
under authority of this licence
will authorize cutting on an
area situated on two (2) blocks
in the vicinity of Willow River
and Stephanie Creek, West of
Stony Lake Forest Road,
Cariboo Land District, within
the Big Valley Block 1 PSYU in
accordance with a development
plan to be submitted by the
successful tenderer.
-To be eligible to submit bids
and have those bids considered
a tenderer must have an
allocated annual volume in the
Big Valley Block 1 PSYU
available for application to this
licence of not less than the
annual harvest volume authorized'by
this licence. Furthermore,
an eligible tenderer must
• be the operator of a wood-processing
plant with barking and
chipping facilities utilizing logs
to a 4-inch top diameter. Each
eligible tenderer will be required
to submit proof that the
timber to be authorized for
cutting is required as a supply
to keep his wood-processing
plant operating to the capacity
approved by the Licensor.
Anyone who is unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tender, to
be opened at the hour of auction
and treated as one bid.
Particulars may be obtained
from the Chief Forester,
Victoria; the District Forester,
Prince George; or the Forest
Ranger, Hixon.
Province of British Columbia
Department of Lands, Forests
and Water Resources
Forest Service
Reforestation Division
NOTICE
OF TREEPLANTING
CONTRACTS]
Prospective bidders for the
following contracts are reminded
that sealed tenders must be
received by the Chief Forester,
British Columbia Forest Service.
Victoria, B.C. by 3:30
p.m., on the dates shown
hereunder, except that for
specific reason the Chief Forester
may extend such time.
1. *Contract No. 93A14-2.
Located Cariboo Lake 'A'
Ranger District #5, Likely.
Number of Trees 194,000.
Tender Opening Date April 24
1975.
2. "Contract No. 93A14-3.
Located Cariboo Lake 'B'.
Ranger Districts, Likely.
Number of Trees. 65,000. Tender
Opening Date, April 24,
1975.
3. "Contract No. 93A14-4.
Located Cariboo Lake 'C.
Ranger Districts, Likely.
Number of Trees, 119,000.
Tender Opening Date, April 24,
1975.
These contractswere previously
advertised in Fall, 1974.
* Contracts which are marked
with an asterisk require that
viewing of the planting site
prior to bidding is mandatory
and bids will only be considered
from contractors who have
satisfied this requirement.
Tenders must be submitted
on the form and in the
envelopes supplied which, with
particulars, may be obtained
•from the Forest Ranger(s)
indicated or from the District
Forester, Williams Lake or
from the Forester i/c, Reforestation
Division, B.C. Forest
Service, Victoria, B.C.
The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
Two Nova Scotians were
on their way down from
Toronto. One fellow said:
"I gotta Go."
His buddy stopped The
other fellow came back a
few minutes later and said:
"They sure got it nice in
there, even got a telephone
and lots of paper."
PUBLIC NOTICE
GREYHOUND LINES OF
CANADA LTD.
ANNOUNCE
A change in Schedules $0
be effective April 27, 1975.
Please Consult your local
agent for full details.
Any objections may be
filed with the superintendent
of Motor Carriers,
1740 West Georgia Street,
Vancouver, B.C. on or
before April 11, 1975.
Province of British Columbia
Department of Lands, Forests
and Water Resources
Forest Service
Reforestation Division
NOTICE
OF TREE PLANTING
. CONTRACTUS]
Sealed tenders for the
following tree planting contracts
will be received by the
Chief Forester, British Colum
bia Forest Service, Victoria,
B.C., on the dates shown
below.
1. Contract 93A5-6. Located
Edney Lake. Ranger District
Horsefly. Number of Trees,
157,000. Viewing Date April
15, 1975, leaving Ranger
Station at 10:00 a.m.
Sealed tenders for the
following tree planting contracts
will be received by the
Chief Forester, British Columbia
Forest Service, Victoria,
B.C., on the dates shown
below.
1. Contract 93G8-5. Located
Ross Lake, Ranger District #6,
Quesnel. Number of Trees
229,000. Viewing Date - April
24, 1975, leaving Ranger
Station at 8:30 a.m.
NOTE: Viewing of the
planting site prior to submitting
a tender for this contract is
mandatory. Deadline for receipt
of tenders is 3:30 p.m. May
1, 1975.
Tenders must be submitted
on the form and in the
envelopes supplied which, with
particulars, may be obtained
from the Forest Ranger(s)
indicated, or from the District
Forester, Williams Lake, B.C.,
or from the Forester i/c,
Reforestation Division, B.C.
Forest Service, Victoria, B.C.
The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
Aggie: "Hide, quick Jarge
is coming."
Jarge walked into the
bedroom, opened the closet
to hang up his coat and
Clar said: "Oh, there you
are, I was looking for you."
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GOVERNMENT OF THE
PROVINCE OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS
NOTICE OF INVITATION TO
PROVIDE DUMP TRUCKS
Available equipment lists to
"Haul Pit Run Gravel, Crushed
Aggregate and Seal Coat
Aggregate" will be received by
the Department of Highways in
the office of the Regional
Paving Engineer at 523 Colum­
NOTE: Viewing of the
bia Street in Kamloops, B.C. up
planting site prior to submit- - to 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, the
ting a tender for this contract is 18th day of April, 1975.
mandatory. Deadline for re
ceipt of tenders is 3:30 p.m. Description:
April 25, 1975.
2. Contract 93A5-7. Located To supply trucks for work on
Hazeltine Creek. Ranger Dist­ shoulders build up and sealcoat
rict Horsefly. Number of Trees treatment at various locations
100,000. Viewing Date, April throughout the Province of
15, 1975, leaving Ranger British Columbia during the
Station at 10:00 a.m. 1975 paving season.
NOTE: Viewing of the
planting site prior to submit­ Detailed information will be
ting a tender for this contract is available in the four Regional
mandatory. Deadline for rec­ offices located in Burnaby at
eipt of tenders is 3:30 p.m. 4333 Ledger Street, Kamloops
April 25, 1975.
at 523 Columbia Street, Nelson
3. Contract 93A7-5. Located
at 310 Ward Street, Prince
Harvie Creek North. Ranger
George at 233-1488 4th Avenue
District Horsefly. Number of
and at the Paving office,
Trees 288,000. Viewing date
Department of Highways, Wei-
April 1.5, 1975, leaving Ranger
ler Building, Victoria.
Station at 10:00 a.m.
NOTE: Viewing of the
J.F. Meidinger,
planting site prior to submit­ Regional Paving Engineer,
ting a tender for this contract is
Kamloops, B.C.
mandatory. Deadline for receipt
of tenders is 3:30 p.m.
April 25, 1975.
Tenders must be submitted Fringe
on the form and in the
envelopes supplied which, with
particulars, may be obtained cont'd.
from the Forest Ranger(s)
indicated, or from the District
Forester, Williams Lake, or The only draw-back of the
from the Forester i/c, Refores­ interim by-law was that it
tation Division, B.C. Forest failed to take into account
Service, Victoria, B.C. The government agricultural land
lowest or any tender will not reserve tracts in the area.
necessarily be accepted. The department agreed and
consequently ammendments to
by-law 212 were passed at the
Province of British Columbia
regional board meeting, March
Department of Lands, Forests
14, accomodating the land
and Water Resources
reserve tracts.
Forest Service
Both, the department of
Reforestation Division
municipal affairs- and the
department of highways, have
promised quicker turn-about
NOTICE
times on all bylaws, so
OF TREEPLANTING
approval may be expected
CONTRACTUS] shortly.
"Even NIr. Lorimer felt that
by-law 212 had been unjustly
held up," said Mr. Spalton.
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W/tik, Ateco Ripper (Undercg O.H*d); 1989 IHC TD2SB s/n 3910 c/w angle
Wade, car«> winch. Tube Lok Canopy (undercg O.H*d); 1971 IHC TD20C a/n
25438 c/w Hyd. Tilt Blade, G80PS winch, Tube lok canopy; 1989 IHC TD20B
s/n 22820 c/w angle blade, G80 winch, canopy; 1889 IHC TD20B a/n 22868 c/w
angle blade, C80 winch, tubelok canopy; 1967 TD20B s/n 22147 c/w angle blade,
G80 winch w/young arch, Beales canopy; 1986 IHC TD20B s/n 20788; c/w angle
blade. G80PS winch & mod 20 8G winch, canopy; 1966 IHC TD20B s/n 5879 c/w
angle blade. G80PS winch, Beales canopy; 1966 IHC TD20B s/n 5936 c/w angle
blade winch & canopy; 1972 IHC TD15C s/n 684 c/w angle blade, FE0 winch,
ROPS canopy; 1972 IHC TD15C s/n 999 c/w angle blade, F60 winch, ROPS
canopy; 1972 IHC TD15C (2800 hrs.) s/n 502 c/w angle Wade, winch, ROPS
canopy; 1971 IHC TD15B s/n 26498 c/w angle blade; F50PS winch, Tube lok
canopy; 1964 IHC TD15B s/n 7141 c/w angle Wade. F60PS winch, ROPS
canopy; 1964 IHC TD15B s/n 7311 c/w angle Wade, winch, canopy; 1962 IHC
TD15-151 s/n 5377 c/w angle blade, F17 winch, canopy; 1969 Case MOD 1160
s/n 9850 c/w hyd. tilt blade, winch, canopy; 1964 Case MOD.1000 s/n 7106844
c/w angle blade, winch, canopy; 1954 TD9-91 s/n 62089 c/w winch, drawbar &
angle Wade; II WHEEL LOADERS - 1973 IHC H90E s/n 2072 p/w IHC
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grapple, Tubelok cab, 23.5x25 tires; 1973 IHC H8B s/n 1834 w/3yd bucket, cab.
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cab., 23.5x25 tires; 1972 IHC H60H s/n 2042 c/w ROPS cab, auxiliary brakes
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grapple & canopy, 20.5x25 tires, 1966 IHC H70F s/n 6174 c/w Weldco low
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bucket, grapple and canopy; 1973 IHC HBO s/n 6143, c/w l'A yd. bucket, cab.
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