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THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, Thursday, Oct. 1967 Hardisty Nursing Home For The Aged Infirmed Ltd. NOTICE- Is hereby given that HAR Sharp Attempting The Impossible any, have ever come so clean with the public and the fact that it is not within the bounds of human nature to heed his speech to the House of Commons Wednesday, is the one about wage earners helping to keep wages down. The way he puts it is that He does these things in a manner rare in finance ministers, almost with -a twinkle in his eye. To me, he becomes a more intriguing figure every time out and it is not at all Mr Shsrn has not been noted for his surpluses In fact, he has been a deficit financer of almost unparalleled proportions has been trvine to beat fiscal good sense into the heads ot his caDinet colleagues in tho lihpral pnvernment.

sev eral of whom are his rivals to succeed Lester B. Pearson. SOME SUCCESS rwilv iwnntlv has had anv detectable measure of success, and he has been swinging tne ae nn the eirmire building propensities of his fellow cabi net members, ana snouting: "Timber!" in a voice that can be heard clear across the na tion. He' manapinp to keeD some kind of order in the cabinet ranks in the process, which must rank as one of the mir acles of our time. You get the feeling that he a nice to cut rinwn that medicare tree that is robbing many of the other plants of sunshine, but he willing to let it stand in the interests nf kwnint? neace in the family and of keeping Walter Gordon off his neck.

NICEST WAY He warns that tough decisions are coming up, but he does it in the nicest possible way, insisting that it is part of the finance minister's job to be a friend to the taxpayer. One of his more impossible suggestions, repeated in his By CHARLES LYNCH Southam News Services OTTAWA Some men try to do at least one impossible thing in their lives. But Mitchell Sharp is remarkable in that he is trying to do several impossible things, all at once. One of them is his effort to retain some measure of political popularity while occupying the post of minister of finance something no one has managed to do since the days of Douglas Abbott, who was bathed in a series of surpluses which he attributed to the "great good luck of the Liberal party." THESE MUST AND SHOULD AT THESE 1966 RAMBLER Claslo 500's, your choice from two excellent low mileage 2195 1965 AMBASSADOR, 990 four door, automatlo six cylinder, radio, C7fiQ premium 1965 RAMBLER American, standard six cylinder, radio. mileage $1495 1964 RAMBLER Classic, automatic six cylinder, your choice from two premium units 1964 PODGE Polara 330 Wagon, automatic V8, here is a good wagon for only 1964 RAMBLER Classic 550.

standard six cylin- CI OQC der, very clean Xfc3P 1963 OLDSMOBII.E Holiday Hardtop, fully equipped $1895 1963 RAMBLER Classic 550, four-door, standard six cylln- good unit $1095 1963 RAMBLER American 220, automatic six cylinder excei- buy $695 1963 FALCON Wagon, automatic, six cylinder, radio, here is a premium little AQC Red wagon for Hw5a 19H2 RAMBLER Classic, standard six cylinder, CCQC on special now OUJ 1961 OLDSMOBILES. vour choice of two fully CQQC equipped rardtops 3 J959 POXTIAf, standard six cylinder, radio, must go make us an offer. OLDSMOBII.E. automatic V8. a fully powered, COQC Special now at Extra special complete boating unit, fourteen foot, electric start motor, h.d.

trailer, arc, ate, open to offers. MOTORS Jasper at 119th Street 488-8443 488-8433 Strike Could Shut Toronto Airport Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF ALMER BOS-TROM, otherwise known as Hiatmer Bostrom, Halmer Bostrum, Jalmer Bostrum, Hjlner Bostrum, late of the City of Edmonton, in the Province of Alberta who died en the 28th day of August A.D. 1967. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the above named must file with The Royal Trust Company, 10039 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton. Alberta, by the 24th day of November A D.

1967, a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them. DANTZER, TROFIMUK, KERANS, ULAN, CRISTALL 8, YOUNG BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS PETER POND PLACE 10026 ICS STREET EDMONTON, ALBERTA Solicitors for the Administrator The Royal trust Company PROVINCE OF ALBERTA THE PROVINCIAL PLANNING BOARD NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TAKE NOTICE That the Provincial Planning Board has received a NOTICE OF APPEAL by J. K. SHORTREED, on behalf of BEDFORD LAND DEVELOPMENT CO. pursuant to Section 128 of The Planning Act, 1963, as amended, from a decision of the City of Edmonton Council whereby the development of an apartment complex and one-family dwellings on Block 14, Plan 129 M.

79 Avenue between 154 and 156 Streets, City of Edmonton, was refused. THE PROVINCIAL PLANNING BOARD will hear the appeal at 9:00 a.m. o'clock in the forenoon on Wednesday, the 11th day of October, 1967, in the Board Room, Municipal Affairs Building, 10363 108th Street, Edmonton Alberta. REPRESENTATIONS by me public" for or against the appeal may be made in writing addressed to the SECRETARY, Provincial Planning Board, 10363 108th Street, Edmonton, Alberta, or in person, or by agent at the said appeal hearing. E.

R. LUTZ Secretary Provincial Planning Board. FOR SALE BY TENDER Alberta Government Telephones Is offering for sale by tender, the old exchange building only located in the Village of Alliance, Alberta, and situated on the property known as: LOT 1 2, BLOCK 9, PLAN 304 B.Z. ALLIANCE, ALBERTA. Tenders in sealed envelopes marked "Building Purchase, Alliance" and addressed to General Manager, Alberta Government Telephones Box 2411, Edmonton, Alberta, will be received up to 2:00 p.m.

Thursday, October 26, 1967. Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque made payable to Alberta Government Telephones in the amount of 5 of the tender price, and successful tender shall within 30 days after official notification of acceptance of his tender forward the balance of the purchase price to the vendor. Should successful tender fail to compete the purchase within the specified time limit he shall forfeit his 5. deposit. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Inspection of this building may be arranged for by contacting Mr. Trann, Secretary-Treasurer of the Village of Alliance. J. W. DODDS General Manager WA OIL AND GAS JSERVATlON BOARO APPLICATION NO.

J633 NOTICE GLENEVIS FIELD TAKE NOTICE that, unless objection by a person having a bona fide interest in the matter is filed with Mr. N. A. Macleod, Solicitor to the Oil and Gas Conservation Board, at 603 Sixth Avenue S. Caigary, Alberta, on or before October 18, 1967, the Board may grant an application by Ashland Oil Refining Company for a direction that the area to be used as a factor in determining the allowable for the production of oil from the Banff Formation through the well, Ashiand Cdn-Srjp Glenevis 13-13-56-5, shall be the area of its drilling spacing unit.

Copies of the application may be obtained by interested persons from the offices of Ashland Oi! 8t Refining Company, 736 Eighth Avenue S. Calgary, Alberta. DATED at the City of Calgary, in the Province of Alberta, this 3rd day of October, A.D. 1967. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION BOARD N.

A. Macleod Board Solicitor Invitation To Tender SEALED TENDERS will be received until 4:00 P.M., Mountain Standard Time, Wednesday, October 25th, 1967, for the construction of modernizations of various service stations in Central Alberta. i General contractors may obtain copies of the plans, specifications and contract documents from the Region Engineer, Imperial Oil Limited, P. O. Box 2356, Edmonton, for a deposit of 525.00.

The deposit will be refunded following return of the plans and specifications or the submission of a tender. When a contractor fails to submit a tender, his deposit will be refunded only if the plans and specifications are returned prior to tender closing. Plans and specifications will be posted with the Edmonton, Red Deer, and Calgary Construction Associations. The successful general contractor will be required to furnish a performance and guaranty bond in the amount of 50 of the tender price. Any preliminary enquiries may oe directed to the Region Engineer at Edmonton.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED Marketing Department EDMONTON, Alberta. Pay less for the articles you need, shop the Classified regulary. TENDER NOTICE SfS'H T'S f.Jr.rf "put VAYFAIR PARK" will be received bf tr Architects at their offices, 107, Revillon Building, Edmonton, Alberta, on, or before 2:00 m. MST, FRIDAY OCTOBER 13TH, 1967 for construction, of outside paving to existing Skating Pavilion, Promenade Paving and Gravelled Driveways.

Tenders shall be accompanied by Bid Bond or Certified Cheque In the cmount of lO of tne iender Pr, submitted and made out in favour of the Owner. The Bid Bond or Certified Cheque shall be forfeited should the Contractor tendering fail to enter In a contract with the Owner when asked to do so. Plans and specifications are available to bona fide General Contractors and major sub-contractors for a deposit of S25 00 in the form of cash or certified cheque made payable to the Architects, Deposits are refundable upon safe return of all documents in good condition within 10 days after close of tenoers. Documents have been deposited at Construction Association at Edmonton. The Edmonton Chapter of the Alberta Bid Depository snail be used tor receipt of subtrade bids.

The lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. BITTCRF-WENSLEY, 107 Revillon Bidq Edmonton, Alberta Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF VERNON WILLIAM PHILLIPS, late of the City of Edmonton, in the province of Alberta who died on the 27th day of July, A.D. 1967. TAKE NOTICE that an persons having claims upon the Estate of th above named must file with Messrs. Cormie Ke dy Crawford Fitch Patrick, Barristers and Solicitors.

Solicitors for the Executrix, by the 2nd day of November, 1967, a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them. CORMIE KENNEDY CRAWFORD FITCH A PATRICK Barristers and Solicitor 10128 103rd Street Edmonton, Alberta Solicitors for the Executrix FLORENCE RUTH PHILLIPS For Sale By Tender ESTATE OF ANDREW BORYS. Property situated approximately 1 mile west of Leduc being: ALL that portion of the southeast quarter of Section Thirty-two (32) Township Forfy-nine (49) Range Twenty-five (25) West of the Fourth Meridian in the Province of Alberta, described as follows: Commencing at a point on the east boundary of the said quarter section, seventy (70) rods southerly from the northeast corner thereof, thence westerly and parallel to the north boundary of the said quarter section forty (40) rods, thence northerly and parallel to the said east boundary forty (40) rods, thence westerly and parallel to the said north boundary one hundred and twenty (120) rods, more or less, to the west boundary of the said quarter section, thence southerly along the said west boundary eighty eight (88) rods mo or less, to a point forty (40) rods, north of the north limit of the road as shown on Road Plan 3692 thence easterly and parallel to the south boundary of the said quarter section, one hurjred and sixty (160) rods, more or less, to the said east boundary, thence northerly along the said east boundary forty eight (48) rods more or less, to the point of commencement, containing seventy eight (78) acres more or less. Reserving unto Her Ma-esty all Mines and minerals. Offers will be received by the under, signed up to 2 o'clock In the afternoon October 31, 1967, for the purchase of the above property.

Tenders should be forwarded In a sealed envelope and marked "Tender re ANDREW BORYS estate" and a rrrtified cheque for ten per cent (10) of the offer should accompany the same, stating where cash or terms. Terms offers should specify the nature of terms desired, including rate of Irv terest. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Deposits will be returned to unsuccessful tenderers. PUBLIC TRUSTEE 10405 100 Ave.

Edmonton, Alberta. Judicial Sale Of Residential Property PURSUANT to the Order of tht Honourable Mr. Justice Peter Greschuk, the following property is offered for sale by tender, subject to the restrictions in the existing Certificate of Title: Lot Twenty-Two (22) In Block Nine-A (9-A), in the City of Edmonton, in the Province of Alberta, Canada, as shown on subdivision Plan 2465 MC. (Lauderdale S.E.-20-53-24-W. 4th) Reserving thereout all Mines and Mineral, municipally known as 10220 131 A Avenue, and being 6 room, 3 storey row housing unit with stucco ex terior and asphalt roof.

Tendeds in sealed envelopes marked 'SC 52628 a nd accompanied ty a marked cheque or cash for ten per cent of the amount of the tender must be in the hands of the Clerk of the Supreme Court, Court House. Edmonton, Alberta, by twelve o'clock noon on the 3rd day of November, 1967. The balsnce of the purchase price to be paid into Court within thirty days after acceptance of the tender. If the successful tenderer does r.ol complete the purchase after acceptance of his tender the deposit shall be forfeited. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Cheques ol unsuccessful tenderers will returned to them. For further particulars apply Messrs. Clement, Parlee, Irving, Mustard Rodney, Barristers Soli-citors, 500 Empire Building, Edmonton, I Alberta, Solicitors for the Fiaintiff. Ref. 10391-207.

Dated, at Edmonton, Alberta, this 20th day of September, 1967. R. TOWNSEND Clerk of the Court Chambers warnings is merely incidental. HUMANITARIAN The pose that Mr. Sharp is striking is that of the humani tarian minister of finance, which is almost a contradiction in terms.

When the time comes to lower the boom, he will be able to say with all the piousness he can muster: "This hurts me more than it hurts you." The strange thing about Mit chell Sharp is that he really is a humanitarian and one ot the puzzles is how he ever got boxed into the finance portfolio in the first place. His views on foreign aid, for example, are almost radical. Despite the squeeze on his treasury, he wants our foreign aid program expanded and for the highes of motives. He regards the Canadian society as one of the most affluent in the world and thinks of an expanded aid program as the price of our membership in the human race. What is more, he believes the aid does some good and that with its help, the emerging nations really are going to emerge.

WITH TWINKLE Mr. Sharp is not above dangling goodies before the elector ate, such as his idea for a subsidy for the purchasers of low-cost housing not right away, but some time in me future, if all goes well. Notice Of Tenders The Stsrland School Division No. 30 will accept quotations to supply two thirty-six passenqer school busses and two forty two passenqer school busses. Delivery date on or before January 1, 1968, 1968 model required.

Copy of soeciflcations will be mailed upon request. R. C. Horley, Secretary Treasurer, Box 1570. Drumheller, Alberta.

Oil. AND OAS iSERVATION BOARD APPLICATION NO. 3641 NOTICE OF HEARING CAROLINE AREA TAKE NOTICE that examiners ap pointed oy Tne un ana as Lonwrvo-tion Board will ho'd a public hearinq tH nffirae nf th Rrtarri. Sixth Avenue S. Ca'garv.

Albrta. on October 17, 1967, at the hour of 9:30 a.m., for the purpose of con-siderina representation respectina an application by Altana Exp'oratim Company for rescission of Board Order No. SU 253. Board Order No. SU M3 prescribes four section spacing units for wells drilled tor me purpose ot uuiBiumy production from the Vikina formation in th pun Rivpr rrrolinel area.

Copies of the application may be ob tained by inTeresiea persons nom me offices of the applicant, 400 Humford Buildinq, 60S Seventh Street S. Calgary, Alberta. Any person Intending to make a submission will respect to this application shall file, on or before October 12, 1967, seven copies of the submission with the Board at its above address and one copy of the submission With the applicant at its above address. DATED at the City of Calory, -x th Province of Alberta, this 3rd day of October, A. D.

1967. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION BOARD N. A. Macleod Board Solicitor VIC KOSHURE 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury four-door wagon, 318 V8, automatic transmission, radio, power rear window. middle metalllo blue $2945 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, two-door hardtop, V8.

automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes flame red with matching SOOOC interior ZX7 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy, four-door, six cylinder, automatic transmission, radio, premium, harvest yellow $1245 Canadians must "collectively and individually exercise the restraint that is called for in wage and price increases." He calls for "a determined campaign to achieve by voluntary action a large reduction in the rate at which prices and costs are increasing including wage settlements." "I would hope," he says, "that both industrial and labor groups will be considering how best such a campaign might be organized to preserve Canada's competitive position in the world." TAX INCREASE What Mr. Sharp Is saying here is that if Canadian workers keep asking for more pay, he is going to have to raise taxes to take some of that money out of their pockets, so the robber of inflation won't steal it from them. Such a tax increase, it seems to me, is inevitable but when it comes, Mr. Sharp will be able to say that Canadian wage earners imposed it upon themselves, despite his warnings. Mr.

Sharp will be able to plead that he was completely frank with the electorate and in large measure he will be right. Few finance ministers, if chinists, are expected to vote on the issue. The 1 s. members of Local 1772, I AM, struck last week against Consolidated Aviation Fueling of Toronto Ltd. In Ottawa Wednesday, Jean a a manpower and immigration minister, gave 15 U.S.

supervisors imported by Consolidated 48 hours to leave the country. The 43 hours are up Friday. NEW 1968 M.G.6. NOW AVAILABLE $3095.00 TEST DRIVE TODAY G.6. MOTORS Showrooms Open Til 9 p.m.

Except Sat. 10315- 109 St. 9562-82 Ave. 424-7554 433-6249 GLEN BAPTIST 1967 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, two-door hardtop, 318 V8, automatic transmission, radio, dark green metallic, green interior $2795 1966 CHRYSLER Windsor, two-door hardtop, power steering, power brakes radio, rear defogger, a sharp Sahara sand color, with a set wall tires $3045 1964 FORD Fairlane 800 sedan, V8, automatic transmission, radio. all white $1445 DISTY NURSING HOME FOR THE AGED INFIRMED LTD.

intends to apply to the Registrar of Companies for the Province ot Alberta to change its name from HARDISTY NURSING HOME FOR THE AGED INFIRM-ED LTD. to A.C.M. NURSING HOME LTD. DATED at the City of Edmonton, In the Province of Alberta, this 3rd day ot Octooer, A.D. 1967.

HARDISTY NURSING HOME FOR THE AGED INFIRM-ED LTD. its solicitors MAYNARD, SAKS, CAMPBELL DIMOS. Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF XAVIER BEIN-BERGER late of the District of Dapp, Alberta who died on the 22nd day of May 1967. Take notice that all persons having claims upon the estate of the "above" named must tile with THE UNDERSIGNED by the 22nd day of November, 1967, a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them. Public Trustee Administrator of the estate of Xavier Beinberger, Deceased.

200 Chancery Hall, 3 Sir Winston Churchill Square, EDMONTON Alberta. AGT TENDER UNDERGROUND CONDUIT INSTALLATION SEALED TENDERS marked "Contract No. 6558" are Invited but must be received at the office of the General Manager, Alberta Government Telephones, Box 24)1, 100C4 104 Avenue, 25th Floor, Edmonton, Aiberta, not later than 2 p.m. Thursday, October 12, 1967. Routine Order 3AO044, Edmonton, Alberta to construct an additional 6-duct conduit system totalling approximately 1323' on 102 Avenue between M.H.

No. 4 and M.H. No. 7. Work to be performed as per plans and specifications.

Completion date shall be November 10, 1967. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the office of the Supervisor, Contract Administration, Purchasing Department, Alberta Government Telephones, Box 2411, 10O25 -108 Street, 4th Floor, Edmonton, Alberta and are available to Contractors operating in the Province of Aiberta on deposit of a S50.00 Certified Cheque as a guarantee of their safe return. Each tender must be accompanied by a Bid Bond in the value of 10 per cent of the tender. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance Bond and a Labour and Material Payment Bond, each in the value of 50 per cent of the Contract. All inquiries regarding the work of this tender shall be directed to District Construction Superintendent North, Phone 484-2379.

Edmonton. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. J. W. DODDS GENERAL MANAGER Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF HELGA PAULINE HOUG late of the City of Edmonton, Alberta who died on the 17th day of December 1966.

TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named must file with THE UNDERSIGNED by the 2nd day of November 1967. a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them. Public Trustee Administrator of the estate of Helga Paulina Houg deceased. 200 Chancery Hall, 3 Sir Winston Churchill Square, Edmonton, Alberta. Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH SEVILLE, late of the City of Edmonton, in the Province of Alberta, who died on the 11th day of September, A.D.

1967. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the Estate of the above named must file with the undersigned Solicitors by the 10th day of November, A.D. 1967, a full statement of their c'aimj and securities held by them. OGILVIE GALLANT LLOYD Solicitors for the Fxecutors, HARVEY SEVILLE 8. IRENE McPHERSON, 808 Bank of Montreal Building, Edmonton, Alberta.

Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS Retired Locomotive Engineer late of the City of Edmonton, in the Province of Alberta who died on September 10, 1967. TAKE NOTICE that all persons hav-ing claims upon the Estate, of the above named must file with NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED, 10072 Jasper Avenue, EDMONTON, Alberta by the 26th day of October A.D., 1967, a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them. NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED Executor By its solicitors EDMONTON, Alberta. Notice Of Change Of Name TAKE NOTICE that KIMMITT'S AUTO-ELECTRIC LTD. Intends to apply to the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies for the Province of Alberta for a change of its corporate name to "KIMMITT'S CAR CLINIC LTD." DATED at Edmonton, this 22nd day of September, A.D.

1967. BISHOP, McKENZIE, JACKSON REDMOND Solicitors for the Company OIL AND GAS iSERVATION BOARO APPLICATION NOTICE OF HEARING TURNER VALLEY FIELD TAKE NOTICE that examiners appointed by the Oil and Gas Conservation Board will hold a public hearing at the offices of the Board, 603 Sixth Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta, on Wednesday, October 11, 1967, at the hour of 9:30 a.m., to hear representations respecting an application pursuant to The Turner Valley Unit Operations Act by Western Decalta Petio-leum Limited for amendment of: (a) Schedule II of Board Order No. TVU 3 to provide for the Injection of water into the wells of Mercury-Mill City No. 1 and Westside 1 for the purpose of pressure maintenance, (b) Schedule of Board Order No. TVU 3 with respect to Tracts numbered 13, 16 and 46, and (c) Schedule IV of Board Order No.

TVU 4 with respect to Tracts numbered 126 and 134. Copies of the application may be obtained by interested persons from the offices of Western Decalta Petroleum Limited, 630 Sixth Avenue S. Calgary, Alberta. Any person intending to make a submission with respect to this application shall file, on or before October 5, 1967, seven copies of the submission with the Board at its above address and one copy of the submission with the applicant at ils above address. DATED at the City of Calgary, In the Province of Alberta, this 27th day of September, A.

D. 1967. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION BOARD N. A. Macleod Board Solicitor EVERYONE wants extra money here's one way to get It.

Dispose those Items that have outgrown their usefulness to you by placing i Classified Ad In tho Journal, impossible that he may beat the jinx of the finance portfolio, which is that it is dead end to the political ambitions of anyone who has the misfortune to occupy it. EDMONTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL FACILITIES TENDERS For D.S. MacKenzie and Westlown Junior High Schools Separate and or combined SEALED TENDERS will be received at 'he office of the undersigned up to 12:00 Noon Wednesday, NovemDer for the erection and completion of the D. S.

MacKenzie Junior High School, located on 106 Street at 40 Avenue, and Westlawn Junior High School, located on 165 Street at Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta. The fender for each school shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond as issued by a Surety Company licensed in the Province of Alberta, in the amount of Thousand. Dollars (S65.0O0.- 00). No tender will be considered without the Bid Bond attached. Plans and specifications, prepared by Wood and Gardener, Project Architects, may be obtained from the Department of School Facilities, Edmonton J3ublic School Board, upon deposit of a Certified Cheque in the amount of One Hundred Dollars (5100.00) per set, refundable upon return of the do'U-ments and addenda issued during the tender Deriod, in Qood condition, free from pencil or other markings.

Plans and specifications are available for Prime Contractors, and Mechanical, Electrical, and Structural tub- trades. Three (3) sets of plans and soeciti-cations have been placed with the Edmonton Construction Association, 10415 Princess Elizabeth Avenue, Edmonton. Sub and sub-sub-trades will bid throuoh the Edmonton Bid Deoository operating under the rules of tne Al berta Bid Depository. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WW.

BUTCH ART, R.A.I.C., Director of Construction, Edmonton School District No 7, 10010 107A Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta. Telephone 424-8021, Local 241. TENDER UNDERGROUND CONDUIT INSTALLATION r--n TFimCDC msrlrorf 'TiSn tract No. 6557" are invited but must be received at tne OTTice ot mc Manaqer, Alberta Government Teie- nil TiWij lru Avunue e-1 cmnntnn A hprta. not later than 2 p.m.

Thursday, October giMiE rmnntnn. Alhrt3 w. 70 Street on 95 Avenue, for the construction of five (5) 6- 6-way conduit, ana ouv erels. Work to be done as per plans date shall be November Plans and specifications may be obtained from the office of The Supervisor? Contract Administration, Pur- cnasina V.n TmiV lis ment Te'ephones, Box 2411, 10025 108 Street, tn noor, and are available to contractors i operating in the Province of Alberta on deposit of a $50.00 Certified Cheque as a qusranree ot mni by a hid bond in the value of 10 per cent ot tne Tenoer. Th successful biddr will be re- Mf-fhrmanCP Mnu quirea to lurmsn a and a labour end payment bond, eacn in voiw v.

t--- Ot tne COmrat.1. All inquiries regarding the work ot tu rfirAoH tn 1 I S- this lenoer tret construcTion "W-ZSr TZZirt reiict any bid5j. W. DODDS General Manager. ah Aim SERVATtOH BOARO APPLICATION NO.

35 NOTICE OF HEARING GHOST PINE FIELD a r- kirtTirc that yaminers ap pointed by the Oil and Gas.Conserya- rr a nnh ir hearing "office" of The Board 03 Sixth Avenue S. Calgary, Alberta, on Thursday, October 1, 1967, at the hour of 130 p.m., for the purpose of hear ing representaTions --plication by Sun Oil Company for (a) the concurreni prouumu. gas from the Ghost Pine Upper Mannville Pool, (a) the removeal of gas-oil ratio penalties from the oil production ha nml and (c) exemption from the provincial pror ation scneme 01 on f-1 duced from the subject pool at a maximum daily production rate of 150 barrels of oil. ,1. mjiv he flO copies OT me tained by Interested persons from the offices of Sun Oil Company, Petrochemical Building, 805 Eighth Avenue S.

caigary, ioeno. Anv person intending to make a rt thi aoDlica- tion shall file, on or before October 13, mniM nf the submission ITO, 3CCI1 VK' with the Board at Its above address and one copy of tne suomission the applicant at Its above address. DATED at the City of Calgary, In the Province of Aiberta, this 3rd day of October. A. D.

1967. OIL AND G5 CONSERVATION BOARD N. A. Macleod Board Solicitor OIL. AND OAS jSEKVATION BOARO APPLICATION No.

3647 NOTICE MANYBERRIES FIELD TAKE NOTICE that, unless obiection by a person having a bona fide Interest in the matter is filed with Mr. N. A. Macleod, Solicitor to the Oil and Gas Conservation Board, at 603 Sixth Aye-nue S. Calgary, Alberta, on or be- TO TOA7 th RnnrH mav IWV VLIUUCI t'V'l qrant an application by Canadian- 1.

rKmUM I imIUri for a rvmniaiio woj direction that the area to be used as a factor Ir. determining me anowauie for the production of gas from the Bow Island Formation through the well, CMG Manyberries 16-7-5-5, shall be the area of its drilling spacing unit. Copies of the application may be obtained by interested persons from the offices of Canadian-Montana Gas Com-nnv Limited. 608 Seventh Street S. W.

Calgary, Alberta. DA I Ll at Tne ITy OT isiyaiy, in i Provinr of Alberta, this 3rd day of October, A. D. 1967. UIL.

AINU l)A3 CONSERVATION BOARD Board Solicitor N. A Macleod Notice To Creditors And Claimants IN THE ESTATE OF MANFRED BRUNSCH late of Edmonton, Alberta who died en the 2nd day of August A.D. 1967. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the estate of the above named must file with the undersigned by the 15th day of November A.D. 1967 a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them.

J. L. CHAPMAN Barrister Solicitor 10425 82 Avenue, Edmonton. Solicitor tor tha Administratrix. NORTH BRANCH Personal contact means so much when you purchase a better car.

See a Turn-bull salesman, he has a genuine concern to fulfil your individual automotive requirements. See him today. TORONTO (CP) Air Canada faces a shutdown at Toronto International Airport if 600 maintenance men honor picket lines set up by fuelers striking over a wage dispute. A union official also said Wednesday special meetings will be held today and Friday where members of Local 714, International Association of Ma- $1995 drive a DATSUN RALLY WINNER 1ft 1967 Canadian Winter Rally. High performance 67 H.P., stick shift DATSUN 1300 Sedan with four doors, dual headlights, padded dash and alternator.

Drive one then decide. a good Idea-mad better HIGH PERFORMANCE Enterprises Ltd. 10515-111 St. 424-8051 JACK ZAHARA 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury in, two-door hardtop, 383 V8 motor, automatic transmission, power steering, power brake, whltewail tires, radio, light green metallic with $3195 1966 CHEVROLET Belalr, four-door, VB, auto matic transmission, radio. metallic brown $2195 1965 VALIANT Custom, four-door wagon, V8, automatic transmission, kTwhr: $2045 il fn nn Mimr mm.iwi wwiw wpi'.

1 I "ft SV I I- 1 5Arf 4 vjp. t-lm i y. A LJ Ik UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF EQUIPMENT IN WHITECOURT, OCT. 20, 1967 at NASBY'S AUCTIONEERING SERVICE We have for sale Cata, trucks, fork lifts, power units, light plants, welders, hl-boys, sawmill equipment, bunk houses, farm equipment and many more Items too numerous to mention Complete dispersal of Arthur Propp's, of Stony Plain Sawmill equipment. Anvone wanting to list equipment on this sale please contact NASBY'S AUCTIONEERING SERVICE, WHITECOURT ALT A.

(Phone 71H-2104) as soon as possible. JIM JORDAN Sale Manager 1967 CHRYSLER Newport, four-door, power steering, power brakes, radio, white walls, finished In a pypay Green with matching C44nr Interior MwyJ 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury I four-door, V8, automatic transmission, radio, yellow $2195 1965 BARACUDA Two-door hardtop, big six cylinder motor, automatic transmission, radio, finished In a gleaming royal blue, wnitewau tires, oniv 30,000 miles $1995 AUCTION SA LE SERVING THE ENTIRE NORTH EDMONTON DISTRICT CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT FARCO WILDWOOD, ALBERTA WILDWOOD MOTORS I MALAN'S ENTERPRISES WILL OFFER TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER I4TH COMMENCING 11 A.M. Industrial and Farm Equipment Trucks Tractors Loaders Cars Numerous smaller items PLAN TO ATTENIt THIS SALE 1.1C. 73 JIM SMITH, AUCTIONEER Rot 1198. Edson.

Alberta Phones 723-4335 723-3937 733-35S Mi TO IS 12425 97 Street Phone 477-6597.