Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 46

PUBLIC NOTICES -46 THE CALGARY HERALD Tuesday, July 11, 19721 625 Automobiles for Sale S2S Automobiles for Sale 1965 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiftiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii3itittiiiitttiMiiiiiiitiiitifiiiitiiiiitti LLOYDS QUOTES FISCHER AS ODDS-ON FAVORITE PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE TO TENDERERS" Sealed Tenderi tor the construction of Sidewalki, Curbs, and Gultri lor the Town of Bilirmore, addressed to the Secretary Treasurer, Town of Blairmor will be received up lo 3:00 p.m., M.D.S.T., July 26, 19,72, at the Town Ottico. Bldirmore, Alberta. The work Includes: 2,650 lin. It, of 4 ft, sidewalk 1,50 lin. ft.

of 4 ft. sidewalk 33,000 Hit. fl. of curbs and outlets Copies ot the Drawings and Specifications may obtained from the office of the Consulting 'upon deposit ot Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars by cheque m.ide payable to ti Engineers, Deposits will be refunded provided Drawings and Specificalions are returned to the Engineers In good condition, Sub-Contractors may view copies of the Drawings and Specifications tl the Calgary Construction Association, Calgary, Alberta, and at the Lethbrldge Construction Assoclalion, Lethbrldge, Alberta. Tenders must be accompanied by a Certified Cheque or Bid Bond In the amount of Ten (10'i) per cent of tho lender price, payable to the Town of Blairmore.

Tenderers are also required to supply a Consent of Surety Form In an amount equal to Fifty (50b) Percent of the Contract Sum, The Owner reserves the right to waive Informalities in or reiect any cr all or to accept the Te.io'er deemed most favourable In the Interests ot the Owner, Mr. A. Tit.erg Secretary-Treasurer Town of Blairmore Blairmore, Alberta. Underwood McLellan and Associates Limited 401 Mayor Magrath Drive, P. O.

Bbx 1090 Lethbridge, Alberta Underwood McLellan and Associates Limited 3540 Kensington Road N.W. Calgary 42, Alberta. INew York rimes, Copyright, 19721 REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky like two high-strung athletes, tapered off their training Monday, and are all set to face each other today in the Exhibition Hall here. At stake is the chess championship of the world, Spassky played some tennis Monday morning and then disappeared from public view. Fischer swam Monday night and, as is his custom, slept through, most of the day.

Spassky is reported tense but confident, lie is more volatile than Fischer, and it is said that he is undergoing a last-minuto bout of nerves, Fischer was reported as relaxed and happy, In a way, the 24-game match resembles a prizefight. Both men have long been in training for the event, which carries a purse of $250,000, tha winner to aet five-eightns. Hoih men are surrounded by trainers and advisers. Both sides have been disputing1 for months about contractual agreements, with cliff-hanging negotiations that were settled only last week. Both sides will make money from film and television coverage.

The mulch that has attracted workl-wldo and Lloyd's of London has even established betting odds on tho match, making Fischer an odds on favorite, The match that has attracted worldwide interest, and has International overtones. Neither player is politically oriented Spassky is not even a member of the Communist party but tho match has de vcloped into something of a Russian-American confrontation. Fischer's chair has arrived from New York, It is a larga swivel chair of black leather, with armrests and chrome steel trim, It is a duplicate of the chair he used when he conquered Tigran Pctroslan in Buenos Aires, thereby winning the right to meet Spassky, Because of the uncertainty that surrounded the match, ticket sales are low. The Icelandic Chess Federation, which was saying Sunday that the hall will be nearly sold out for the first game of the match, now admits to being overly exuberant. Ticket sales have picked up a bit, but the hall may be more than half empty, itiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiriiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiriitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitititiiiMiiiJiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiti Solar beauty recorded Racing scientists 'extend' eclipse NOTICE TO STEEL CONTRACTORS Tenders are invited for the supply, fabrication and erection of the steel frame for a new 46 bed hospital at Fernie, B.C.

The project Is single storey approximately 44,000 s.f. The steel contract will be awarded on the basis of assignment to the successful general- contractor. Only shop drawings are to be prepared prior to such assignment, expected to be In September, 1972. Drawings and specifications are ob-Iji iable from the Architect, Paul Smith Associates, 779 West Broadway, Van-csuver 9, B.C. on deposit of $25,00.

Tenders close 'at the office of the Architect at 12:00 noon, July 27th, 1972. A Bid Bond, for $10,000.00 will be re-Quired. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. me Administrator Fernie Memorial Hospital Fernie, B.C. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME CANADA PROVINCE OF ALBERTA Notice is hereby given that 1.

Lii. CINDA LEE CAFFELLE otherwise known as LUCINDA LEE ROTT of Calgary (8308 44 Ave. N.W.) In the Province of Alberta, intend to make application to the Director of Vital Statistics, under the provisions of The Change of Name Act, R.S.A. 1970 for change(s) of name as follows: 1. For a chanae of my name to LUCINDA LEE ROTT LUCINDA CAFFSLLE LUCINDA L.

ROTT 625 AUTOMOTIVE CARS, TRUCKS OVER THE ARCTIC CIRCLE (AP) An airborne team of astronomers raced along with an eclipse of the sun high over northern Canada Monday, recording tin beauty of the solar corona etched on the black pane of space. Travelling along the line of the eclipse at 560 miles an hour, the scientists extended for more than 100 precious seconds the time they were able to observe the phenomenon. "Things went quite well," Dr. Arthur Cox" of the Los Alamos, N.M., Scientific Laboratory said a few moments after the sun reappeared from behind the moon. "There were some minor disappointments, but on the whole we're quite happy.

"The disappointments are sort of standard in this eclipse business because we always try to do more we possibly can," the expedition's leader said. More than two dozen hovered over a battery of instruments during the :25 seconds the sun was totally obscured. Many of the scientists wie so occupied with their instruments they scarcely lOOKf-d out the aircraft windows at the scene. MOON OBSCURES SUN The moon completely tb-scured the brighter light of the sun's body, making visible the a hot gasses that stream millions of miles out into space. Inside the airplane, it was i almost as dark as night.

CMP BUDGET BEATERS! New, Exciting Selection of Goodwill Used Cars. Pnca-Planned for the Budget-Minded Car Buyer. ECONOLOT 1st Ave. and 3rd St. S.W.

Call 266-1253 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Chief, Financial and Administrative r. vices, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS of CANAPA, 10th Floor, One Thornton Court, EDMONTON, Alberta and endorsed 'ADDITION TO VISITOR'S BUILDING NO. 2, DRUM-HELLER INSTITUTION, DRUM-HFLLFR, Alberta." will ba received until 11:30 A.M. (M.O.S.T.) July 27, 19J2. Tender document! can ba obtained on deposit of $25.00 In the to'm of a CERTIFIED BANK CHEQUE made payable, to the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA through the following Department of Public Work! of Canada oflices: 10th Floor, One Thornton Court, EDMONTON Alborta; 4OO Customs Building, 11th Ave.

and 1st St. E. CALGARY, Alberta; and may be seen at the Construction Association Offices In RED, DEER, CALGARY and EDMONTON, Al- harta The deposit will be released on re turn 01 tho documents in qooa condition within one month from the date of tender opening, To be considered, each tender must be submitted on the forms supplied by the Department and must be accompanied by the security specified in the tender documents, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. lin Thomas, Chief, Financial and Administrative Services Western Region "notice toTreditors" and claimants IN THE SURROGATE OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CALGARY In the Estate of ELIZABETH RUS SELL, lata of the City of Calgary, in the Province of Alberta, who died on the 17th day of December, A.D. 1971, TAKE NOT ICE that all persons hav.

Ing claims upon the estate of the above named must file with Mason and Company by the 9th day of Au gust, A.D. 1972, a full statement of their claims and of securities held ty mem. MASON AND COMPANY Barristers and Solicitors 284, 700 6th Avenue S.W, Calgary, Alberta T2P 0T8 Solicitors for Executrlces. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CALGARY In the Estate of EDNA FRANCES CASSIDY, lata of the City of Calgary, Alberta, who died on the 2th day of May, 1967. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims upon the Estate of tne above named must file with the Public Trustee by the 10th day of August, 1972, a full statement of their claims and of securities held by them.

L.G.G. Breeze, Assistant Public Trustee, 201 John J. B.owlen Building, 620 7th Avenue S.W, Calgary, Alberta. T2P 0Y NOTICE! I hereby declare that I will not be responsible for any debts or obliga-' (ions contracted in my name or by anyone bearing my name without my written authority. Signed: Brian O'Farrall $5675 $3725 $2825 $2050 $2875 $1050 $425 HARDTOP- brakes, brakes, windows 411 4 DR.

Sedan Our Price $2995 7 I OLDSMOBILE 98 2-DOOR HARDTOP-V-8, automatic, 625 Automobiles for Sale 1967 19.7 VW MS! BACK Excellent Condi-Ion. lew milage. A'klna 2ol-tlii, PUSH RAMBLER 'rfSeCT GOOD CONDITION, LEAVING COUNTRY, 'J'- 1WfWo Custon door, VI automatic, radio, PS, Very flood condition. etra wheels. LOloJH PRIVATE 1W Skvlt3V6 t4.

in buckets, consoe. low milage, new rub- Mr. 277-9019. 1967 PS. r8.

PW, powor antennae, Low Ytiiaue, f.40O nearest otter JSI--t. HOJiON CHg cinvartibifT." PS, condition $1200 or belt utter, 287-0148. H0430N LiNCOLN2 doorrir conditioned, well Kept, 2530891. H04J1N AUSTIN 100 "waqonT'biack, red Interior, new tires. 246-321.

H0429N 47 BI5CAYNEr RECENTLYRfi-CON; DITIONED.2Sj-lo21. 'lMPALA2 tip iac. $1400. 289-4752, -HMJN METEOR. good condition, 245-354 after i a.m.

B0421H 67 MUSTANG 289, 4 barrel, 4 speed, E0493K Al shape, lu-mi wc DTIRI 282-4387. E0494K VW, excellent standard, $900. condition, 255-7498, 40,000 F0SJ1L 167 BUICK Riviera GS, one owner, Jmmaeulatecoridition. V-8 auto." PsT pB, radio, pood condition, 5950 543-3706. B0253H HEVYW I DOW "VAN, tl ,400.

Bi'm. CHEVY II, a'iT" conditioning. Standard. 7. C026H C6UGARGf, 4 SPEED," S16S0 A S.

tQ-VKi. C06731 MERCURY Cougar V-8, automatic, PS, Console, like new. 253-3867. H0504N 1966 'TOP DOLLAR Paid tor your good used car. Paid for or not.

For 1 immediate cash appraisal contact used car manager, Metro Ford Sales Ltd. 1111 9 Ave. S.W. ASSUME PAYMENTS 1966 PLY. Fury II 4 OR.

sedan. V-8 auto PS, PB, radio. This car Is In real g.ood condition and today you can buy this car for only $30.00 per mo. with nothing down. Bank terms.

Call Credit M9f- 287-0066 (24 Hrs.) CONVERT. '66 Comet Calanta convert. V-8 auto PS PB Radio, yellow with black vinyl top and black leatherette interior. Payment $14.04 on AC Phone 265-0720. '66 FALCON Ford Falcon with economy 6 cyl motoo automatic transmission and radio.

A very nice car. On.y $11 per wk. with no down payment required. Call Centre Toyota at 266-6219. '66 Ford XL dr.

H.T. 3H V-8 console. Auto PS PB radio s'ereo bucket seats yellow with black leatherette interior Payment $10.08 on AC Phone 265-1847. BUICK RIVE1RA, FULLY EQUIPPED. MUST SELL.

HIGHEST OFFER. DAYS 284-1192; EVENINGS 271-5571. E035iL CHEV IMP ALA 4 Dr. 327 V8, auto, PS, PB, $750, excellent. 249-3910.

E0513K CHRYSLER Windsor 4 dr. sedan, auto, radio, PS, PB, rear window detogger, good condition. 288-0325 evenings. B0438H 1966 PONTIAC convertible, PS, PB, "AT, bucket seats, console, white interior, very oood running condition. "86,000 miles.

Offers? 271-03)8. B0106H t19lBUici Willcat, new motor, new trans, PS, PB, auto, radio, 242-6130 after 5 p.m. B0255H "'66 OLDS Delta 88, PS, PB, tilting te--' lescopic wheel, power trunk, rear defroster, $1,200 or best offer. 263-6737. B0254H 1966 FORD FAIRLANE 2 DR.

H.T. 276-6350 D0298J CHEVY li, good condition. For sale or -trade for good en 272-4766. D03003 ANT, 6 A A RD, NEW "iMOTOR, EXCELLENT CONDITION. E0150K 550 SW real nice 4 cyl.

radio, snap for cash. 246-2W4. F0234L stationwgon, PS, PB. PSA. iradio, V-8 automatic, very good condi-tion.

$1,275. 282-2714. F0235I CHEVELLE'SS 283Wbuckets, 54,000 miles, $1,150 best offer. 261-802, 284-3572. D0I56J METEOR MONTCALM 4 DR HT, FINANCING AVAILABLE.

288-5247. DJ.54JKL MERCURY Parkiane. 4 door sedan, excellent condition, fully powered. 2J5-4084. E0332H i DODGE Polara, V-8 station wagon, -PS, 1 Leaving town this Bargain $850 252-0876.

J30144H "'46 CHEV impa V-8. PS, PB, 45,000 miles, excellent condition. $600. H1025L 66 CHEV Bilair 4 automatic radio, excellent condition 1750 252-5653. H0506N BUICK Skylark Convertible, PB, PS, V-8 auto.

Excellent condition. 244-6887. 1566 CADILLAC coupe de Ville, power options, tape deck, excellent condition. Must be seen. 244-2210.

33 12 FOR immediate sale. "66 Pontiac 2 V-8 auto. First reasonable 272-7530. HS190J FORD 500 sedan, 5, PB, H0344N PONTIAC aurentian sedan, V8 auto. -Offers? 272-6404 after 5:30 p.m,E0497K 1966 CHE S695 or trade "on" Vi ton.

JPhonej59166. 1966 CHEVY Acadian 2 door HT, 4 auto. 261-4844, 28.i-.175, DOnSJK JmetIor 6Tt CONDITION. 233-7403. B0257H CHEV 6 auto, radio, mint condition.

252-6278. F0426L OLDS 4 dr. HT, "cashor" tradie, Offers. 283-6706. F0136L DODGE Polara 440 2 door HT, excel lent condition, SS00.

283-7953. E01S1K 1966 1780. VOLKS DELUXE, S650. 244- E0148H I'M -583-2217. C0390I 64 AUST INT new cljtch," tires, excel-' lentcondition.

282-4981 after S. B1039N '66 FORD Hr. V8, 3 speed, stand. Runs wan. 1730 10 st.

s.w. (side doori. METEOR Ridea'is, 1 Ford, must seTi. I Private. Cheap.

252-6150. C065OI 2 door. Good running condition, "4275 Best offer. 289-7243. F0441I '1966 COUNTRY SQUiR e7A-1 CON OT- TION, $995.

283-9127. H0432L -GTo 389, trl pover, auto, offers. 243-''3110 after 4:30 p.m. H0433N 1965 ASSUME PAYMENTS "T965 BUICK La Sabre 4 Dr. Sedn N.

auto, P.S. P.B. radio. This car Is a one owner and Its in mint condition. Today you can buy this car for only 5.J3.UU per mo.

wim notning down. Bank terms. 'Call Credit Mgr. 287-0066 (24 Hrs.) RARE AMERICAN RIVIERA, DOC TOR'S WIFE'S CAR, 286-1714. D0631J CHEV SS, sharp, best offer.

508 -314 14 N.W. S0131F PLYMOUTH door MTTY ATTps" excellertcondition. 276-4191, B0439H ..65 RED Mustang, 289 automatic, very -cean, offers. 243-7293, E0152K 1965 CHEV B1SCAYNE FOR SALE 272-4865. E0156K 1963 43 PLYMOUTH itatlonwanon (whltel automatic, 6 cylinder, new tlrei, radio, excellent condition, $400, 22-4262, H1050K 1963 FORD" GALAXIE, POOR HT, V-l AUTOMATIC, PS P8.

S72-0M0. H04J7N 1963 MERCURY. li," running condition. $100 nearest otter, 252-2H84, H02UON FALCON St'waflonr 4 ltd good condition. Reasonable trades accepted.

372-7084. H020IN VALIANT AT," big 4, "new brakes, valve job, $485. 279J873 evenings. E0504K 1963 PONTIAC Automatic, 196J Pontiac standard, both good condition. 288 0845.

OJ1001J '63 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. 361-4794 ASK FOR KARL, D0313.I CHEV IMPALA S.S. $400, 243-4707 C0273I RARE '43 PONTIAC TEMPEST 3 door, v-8 auto, AC, new paint, Offers or trade on Won. 2440513, C0108I 1963 CHEV. PANEL, GOOD CONDITION, TAPE DECK AND TAPES, IF REQUIRED, 344-7561.

G0150H 1943 PONTIAC Strato Chiei, 4 cylinder. Standard transmission. $450. 281-1114. 60I60K CHEV Bel Aire 1 door sedan, 6 AT, excellent, $375, offers.

245-3004. F0427L 1962 ESTATE CAR MUST BE SEEN Chrysler Newport custom 4 DR, HT, stationwaqon, V-8 auto, PS, P3. PRW, radio. Excellent condition. $875.

243- $4. MW.WN 9 PASSENGER Plymouth Fury American wagon. Cold, en Commando. V-8, PS, PB, 55,000 miles. Beautiful.

5395. 243-0482. G01I2M STAMPEDE WEEK SPECIAL Pontiac strato Chief, excellent condition, 45,000 original miles, $550. 289. 5638.

G0151I IMPERIAL CROWN" Chrysler 4 OR, HT, V-8 auto, all luxury appointments. Beautiful condition. 700. 243J429. D0584-' BLACK' A G'l A.

OFFERS OR TRADE? 265-9538 EVENINGS, SHARON. G0I52M 1962 PONTIAC vY stationwaqo.i. fca-celient runninj conditio-. H10.VK 62 chryslerT 4 drT 383," auto, $225, or best offer. 252-0745.

H3349N 277-6045. 1962 4 DR. COMPACT $175 282-2926. P'I'83H buTck, psr'PB, air condTtioning, 272-3569 AFTER4 P.M 0249H 1962 CADILLAC, VERY GOOD CONDITION. 272-6833.

E05O5G 1962 VOLKSWAGEN SHAPE. 255-4841. DELUXE, A-l D0463G 1962 RAMBLER. GOOD CONDITION. 276-3978, C1051I ,1962 PONTIAC 4 'door.

6 cylinder standard, $285. 249-0418 265 9533. D0I69J 1961 ,961 VW bus, rebuilt 16M CC, 3,000 miles left on warranty. Best offer over S4 5 or use for partial trade on sports car. 283-6544.

H0505N CHEV STATIONWAGON. 327 AUTOMATIC. 277-3969 AFTER 5 C01J3I VOLKSWAGEN Ghia, good condition, wife's car. Offers? Please contact 264-1241. CHEV Biscay.ie, 4 cylinder, good condition, $175.

offers. 262-4339. 10491 RENAULT CAR AVELLE CONVERTI-BLE, GOOL WORKING ORDER. 271-6S38 E0340K 1961 FORD. VERY" GOOD CONDI- TiON.J72-1686.

C0279I CHEV WAGON, 4 "STD. POSTTRAC-THDNJREAR END. 252-4029. G0153J 1961 OLDS, $300 261-7296 E0164HI PONTIAC Laurentian 4 dr. sedan, 6 auto, radio, heater.

274-1928. H0438N 61 LINCOLN Continental 289-7930. 4 DOOR. C0.6I 1961 PONTIAC, 283, automatic, runs H0352K '61 FORD 4 door, biacx. Best offer.

419 8A SI. N.E. H0202J 1961 VW, running condition. $175 or offers. 277-4267.

H0203J MISCELLANEOUS CAMPER Volkswagen Van ideal for camper. Excellent running condition. Call Centre Toyotaaf 266-6219. 1959 VW BEETLE, less than 800 miles on rebuilt 4 HP motor. New battery, windshieid, excellent tires.

$275. 280-6918. F0362F GOOD second car. $250 or closest offer. Will trade for car top boat-motor.

277-7332. F0360L ONE OWNER. I960 CHEV. 253-5198. F0255L 1956 FORD FOR SALE.

283-2793 D0640! '56 LINCOLN 4 door, good running condition, aM power extras, plus air-conditioning. 283-1122, 289-3505. C0116I '53 door HTf all leather interior, needs some engine work. C0117I MECHANICS SPECIAL '60 CHEV, 6 AUTO, S75. 243- 5429.

PJ588J '60 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, REBUILT 283-AUTO. OFFERS. 277-0247. D04673 '60 CHEV Impala, good condition, offers, trade? 283-0462 evenings. Allan.

P057K 1956 FORO" Crown Victoria, $2,000, miscellaneous parts. Phone DON 279-4416. G10I9K '60 VOLKSWAGEN, NEW tires, clutch, clean, runs good, $225. 238-6290. G0156M 1960 FORD, PORTATION, EXCELLENT $115.

PHONE TRANS-266-4865. G0157M 55 CHEV 4 DR, 283, 12,000 miles. Must sell, $300 or best offer. 276-4181. II0354J S8 -PONTIAC WAGON, 6 AUTOMATIC, $100262-1715.

VAUXHALL SEDAN, NEEDS VALVE JOB. OFFERS? 277-9034. H0439N CHEV, V8 AUTOMATIC, 4 S250. 272-7445. H0440N 1956 AUSTIN," WORK.

OFFERS. 271-3649. H0355J 1956 CHEV Bel Air HT, csnlition, $175. 264-4750. very good H0356N '9 PONTIAC, running condition tires.

$50. 255-6526. H0353N '56 "METEOR, $757 446 1 9" E. E0S10H 1960 FORD Gaiaxle 352, radio, new paint, $15. 288-5862, E0341K Strato PS, PB, auto, radio.

Excellent. 282-6514 evgs. C039I 'iO CHRYSLER 2 DOOR HT, A-l, S200, 27 8189. CO) 141 1960 STUDEBAKER, EXCELLENT CONDITON. 276-7369.

F0365I 1959 CONS UL, $60. UNNING'GOOD. 288-6297. G0155F 1957 CHEV. sedan, 6 trade.

244-2905. sell or H0493J 59 CHEV. CONDITION. BEL AIR, 261-9029. $125; GOOD H0204N To Place Your Want Ad Call' 269-4911 power steering, brakes and windows, air-conditioning, AIR CONDITIONED' STATIONWAGON l64 FORD COUN1RY SEDAN 40 VI 1965 PONTIAC PARISIENNB J27 SAFARI STATIONWAGON 2S0 HP fart AtR CONDITIONING, other, wise both with automatic, power steer.

Ing, power brakes, radio, trailer equipment, and In good condition. Tj ba jjid Immediately either one $750 or otter. Owner, 253-JS35. C10V7.J CREDIT PROBLEMS TRY ME 1965 PONT. Paris, waion V-l AT, PS.

PB, Radio real, clean car. Nothing down 57 oer mon. drives It awav call Cr, Mgr. 243-2474 or 289-1492, CHEV IMPALA '65 Tudor HT with V-8 auto-radlo PS, 1 PB. In Ilk new condition your trade welcome or buy with no down, payment and only $11 oer wk.

Call Centre Toyota at 266-6219, 1965 BUICK Wildcat Convertible PB, PS. Power windows. Tilt wheel, bucket seats AM FM Radio, 1 owner car, Phone Lionel Ravvin 263-4610 or 252- 3030, $25 DOWN 195 PONTIAC wagon, V-8, automatic, like new. Assume balance of S9H9 and only $J6 per mo. 255-4811, CUSTOM SPORT PONTIAC DR.

H.T., buckeU, con. soie, 327-V-8 auto, PS. PB. vinyl. $a95.

242-2291. H0434N HARDTOP 1965 CHEVY Impala, Super Sport 2 door, 327, auto, Ps, PB, console, W.S.W. tires, radio, In perfect condition, S102J. 244-1774. G0145I SPORTS COUPE 1965 Ford Fairlane Sports coupe, 3 door HT, V-8, AT, buckets, console, radio.

WW tires, excellent condition, $825. 246-1774. H0I92J $575 Ford Ffurlanm. VR. 1 nper1 Hurtt shift.

maa wheels, duels, in excellent condi tion. 243-5429. C0652I '65 BUICK Le Sabre sedan, V-8 auto, PS, PB, radio, window washers, trailer hitch, W-W snow studs, tape deck. Nice condition, real clean, jUS. 262-3s75.

F0241L CHEV STATIONWAGON, V-8 AUTO MATIC, RADIO, PREMIUM. $355. 282-4184. E0I55H 259-4977 B3259H 65 PONTIAC 4 dr. sedan, 327 V-8, new paint auto, radio, excellent condition.

262-5971. B0256H '45 MUSTANG, STANDARD 4 255-880 D163J S300 best offer. 269-1694 evenings. 65 PONTIAC, V-8, standard, radio, new battery, new front tires, muffler. oiter.

277-4774. C0471I '65 BUICK LeSabre convertible, 2 door HT, PS, PW, PB, runs good. Minor body damage. Offers? 252-0257, C0394P 1965 "FORD lTT.D. 4 tt.

HT. P.S.", P.B. 5275 for quick sale. 281 0654 evenings, weekends. E0555H CHEV Belaire sedan, automatic, 6 cylinder, trailer hitch, good tires, good running order.

Evgs. 253-0431. G0146M STATIONWAGON CHEVROLET IMPALA, PASSENGER. 243-6598. F03S5H 1965 TmTl STAf iONWAGON, VERY GOOD CONDITION 272-7331.

FQ237I 1965 MERCEDES Bank. Leaving country. $450 Otters? 289-8343. JS: CHEVROLET sfationwagon, good condition, 6 cylinder, standard shift. $450.

27i-7486. H019JK PREMIUM '65 Pontiac Parisienne dr. HT, 327, V-8 PS, 56,000 miles. 264-2665sfter 6. H0194L 1965 VW BUG IN'gOOD 'CONDITION.

252-5316 EVENINGS. HN 65 FORD Falcon sedan, 6 reasonabl milage. 242-4154. H0347N CHEVY 2 wagon, V-8, AT, very 5650. 271-6878.

327 272 3720. HW)N CADILLAC coupe, every extra, some body work. $950. 249-265a. RAMBLER American 2ir.

sedan, 6 SSJSffers. 272-5323. F0240H CHEV 6 STANDARD," EXCELLENT CONDITION, SiuO. 2o9-9915. t'0uJl 1964 PRIVATE 64 Valiant Signet 2 door hardtop, 6 automatic, PS, bucket seats, radio, 39,000 miles.

Very good condition. View Texaco in Bri'annia Shopping Centre. For information call 243-3574 after 7 m. D0312E "'64 PONTIAC H.T. Excellent condition with V-8, Auto and radio.

Only $7 per wk. with no down payment required. Call Centre Toyota at 266-6219: 1964 VALIANT wagon; MM," Tcyl 4 dr. auto, trans. Power rear window, radio, white, 55,000 miles, $600.

271-6967 evenings. G0I47H CONVERTIBLE Rambler American, cherry red, excellent condition $575 or offers. 243-4784. H0492N '64 METEOR Stationwaqon, V-8 Automatic, radio, good running condition, body. Only 5550 or S29 per month, 287-3178.

B01V1H '64 L'NCOLN 4 door. Immaculate throughout. 51,000 miles. Always oa-raged in winter. 283-1122, 289-3505.

JC0105I FAIRLANE sports coupe, V-8 automatic transmission, good condition, $3751282-2926. F1082H, 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air, V-8 A-l condition. $6C0 or best offer. 274-4296 after 5. F0244L BEAUMON1 convertible, 327, 4 barrel, new paint, flri $500 288-5862, 288-0980.

E0336K 64MERCURY 2 floor good body, interirr engine. First offer over 289-3505. C0106I 44 CHEV" Imoa'a. 327 brl carb, 4 DR HT, PS, PB, offers? 233-1229. B0262H 64 FORD Custom 500 6 auto, one owner, good condition, $39.

279-3768. B0424H BUiCK Special, good running condition, snow tires, radio, $400. 243-3067, D03 D0311J 64 CHEV, 6 automatic, good transportation, $200. 64 Dodge, V-8, 318 motor, automatic, $225. 263-4066.

E0157K SMALL Ford Falcon, 6 cyl auto, radio, good condition. 505, 1212 13th Ave. S.W. after p.m. E0500K 1964 AMBASSADOR Wagon, PS, PB, radio, new tires.

1968 Austin, 4 Dr, Al 253-1054. F0357L 1964 NEW PAINT, 6, STD. OFFERS? 284-2881. H0196K ACadian 4 radio, rew brakes, tires, excellent Condition. 4 H0197N ACADIAN Besumont 2 DR.

HT. automatic. Evenings 289-5985 or 284-3768. G0198J 1964 PONTIAC Laurentian i 1 door," V-8, new auto transmission, excellent condition. 299-7378 after 5.

H0199J '64 PONTIAC Parisienne A door HT, PSPB, $275274.5147. H0195N 64 PONTIAC 244-2556. E0501K '64 CHEV 2 door HT, 283. Needs 283-9574 after 5. E049SH 1964 "CH IMPALA.

CLEAN, GOOD CONDITION. 1-487-2081. D0307J FORD tires, 272-8143. B0261H 1964 FORD ECONOLINE CAMpER, LIKE NEW. 276-1652.

C0474I MERCURY FORD STANDARD, GOOD CONDITION. 265 4128, E0334K '64 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN, V-8, AUTO, $300. 249-5663. F0243L 44 VALIANT "Wed. hurst, radio, $400 253-0878.

G0149H 64 HILLMAN, $300 OR NEAREST OFFER. 242-1569. H0435J 2 DOOR HT Parisienne, power equipped, radio. Offers? 82-7049. H0434N 1963 1943 SIMCA, GOOD CONDITION.

246-5337. B0263H CHEV 4 barrel, buckets console, $395. Offers. 284-3013. C0475F cruise control, vinyl top, radio PONTIAC LeMANS 2-SEAT STATION WAGON V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio PONTIAC CATALINA 4-DOOR SEDAN- V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio METEOR RIDEAU S00 4-DOOR SEDAN V-8, automatic power steering and brakes, radio --i PONTIAC PARISIENNE 2-DOOR HARDTOP V-8, automatic, power steering, brakes and windows, radio 71 70 68 68 7 CADILLAC SEDAN De VILLE e.

automatic, power steering, windows and seat, radio 65 62 DODGE POLARA 880 4-DOOR V-8, automatic, radio CADILLAC 4-DOOR HARDTOP- V-8, automatic, power steering, General offers bait' to obtain confession SEDA'J- PUBLIC NOTICES ENERGY RESOURCES CONSERVfrlON BOARD OIL AND GAS PROVOST FIELD APPLICATION NO. 6434 NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that, unless objection by a person having a bona fide interest In the matter is filed on or before July 25, 197, with the undersigned and with the applicant at its address set out below, the Board may grant an application by Westburne Petroleum Minerals Ltd. for amendment of Approval No. 157 of a scheme In tne Provost Viking Pool to allow within approval area the Inclusion of: TOWNSHIP 33, RANGE 8, WEST OF THE 4th MERIDIAN; Section 31. AND IN TOWNSHIP 33, RANGE 1.

WEST OF THE 4th MERIDIAN; Sections 35 and 36. AND TOWNSHIP 34, RANGE WEST OF THE 4th MERIDIAN: sections 6, 7, 18 ,19, the West half of Section 39, Sections 30, 31, and the West half of Section 32. AND IN TOWNSHIP 34, RANGE 1, WEST OF THE 4th MERIDIAN: Sections 1 to 4 inclusive, to 12 nclu-sive, 13 to 1 Inclusive, 21 to 24 inu-sive, the South half of Section 25, Sections 26, 27, 28, 33 and the South-west guarter of Section 34. The Board proposes to extend the boundaries of the Provost ViKing Pool to Include the area of application. Copies of the application and information and particulars filed in support thereof may be obtained by interested persons from Westburne Petroleum and Minerals lA.tention: Mr.

fc. a o. i ina 7 Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta, T2P 0Y4. DATfcQ at taigary, niut, 7 197? FNERGY RESOURCE'S CONSERVA TION board N.A. Macieoo, Boaro, 603 4 Avenue S.W.

t.alqarv, Aluerta T2P 0T4 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, CANADA TENDERS fr Tcmcac Aririreari to the Chief, Financial and Administrative Services, DbPWitm ur WORKS OF CANADA, 10th Floor, One Thornton Court, EDMONTON, Alberta and endorsed "1972 73 POOL HOUSING, INUVIK, N.W.T. CONSTRUCTION OF 20 ROW-TYPE HOUSES AND 4 DETACHED FOUR-BED OOM HOUSES." will be received until 11:30 A.M. (M.D.S.T.) AUGUST 1, 1972 Tender documents can be obtained on deoosit of $250.00 In the form of a CERTIFIED BANK CHEQUE made payable to the RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA through the following Department of Public Works of Canada offices: 10th Floor, One Thornton Court, ED-MONTON Alberta; 201 Federal Bldg. 269 Main Street, WINNIPEG, Manitoba; 902 Spadina Crescent, 5ASKA-, TOON, 701 Financial REGINA, 400 Customs Bldg. 11th Avenue and 1st Street, S.E.

CALGARY, Alberta, 144 Alberni Street, VANCOUVER, B.G; the De-: partmerfl's Office, INUVIK, and may be seen at the Construction Association Offices In EDMONTON, WINN PEG, SASKATOON, REGINA, CALGARY, GRANDE PRAIRIE, WHITEHORSE, the Amalgamated Construction- Association of B.C. VANCOUVER, B.C. as well as the Department's Offices In YELLOW-' KNIFE, HAY R.VER, and FT. SMITH, N.W.T. The deposit will he released on return of the documents in good condition within one month from the date ot tender opening.

To be considered, each tender must be submitted on the forms supplied by the Department and must be accompanied by the security specified in the tender documents. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ian Thomas, Chief, Financial and Administrative Services Western Region PROVINCE OF ALBERTA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS TRANSPORT Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned uo to 11 o'clock A.M. on Monday" July 2J, 1972, for the construction of the following work: Hiahway 3, Pearce to Monarch, Mile 7.92 to Mile 13.27 and Mile 14.24 to Mile 15.12, Grading, Asphaltie Concrete Base-Pavement, and Other work, Approximate Quantities, 174,000 Cubic Yards Excavation, 45,000 Tons of Gravel, iSR.nnn Ton Miles Haul. Contract and Specifications may be obtained rt the office of ths Chief construction Ennineer.

Hiohwavs Building, Edmonton. A the office of the District Engineer, 1707 Sixth Street N.W., Calgary, Al.ieria, and the office of District Engineer, Administratron ouuo inn. tethbridoe, Aloerta, and will be available only to individuals registered and operating In tne prov ince of Aberta, or to partnershios or corporations registered and opcrallna in nd who hve established a fixed ilacs of business in the Province of Alberta. A deposit ot Twenty-five Dol-lars (S25 00), payable to the Provincial Treasurer, will te reaulred for each copy ot the Contract end Specifications taken. Each bid must be accompanied by marked cheoue or bond egual to 10 per cent of Tender.

Tenders will be opened In public. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. McCUNE, DEPUTY MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS AND TRANS PORT NOTICE TO CREDITORS' AND CLAIMANTS IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF SOUTHERN ALBERTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CALGARY In the Estate of HELMY CHARLOTTE MUNZ, late of the City of Calqary, in the Provinct of Alberta, who died on tne em say ei Auqust, ii. TAKE NOTICE that all persons hav- Ing claims upon the estate of the ebove named must file with Mason and Company by the 9th day of Au gust, A.D. 1972, a full statement of their claims and cf securities held by tnem.

MASON AND COMPANY Barristers and Solicitors 284, 709 6th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 0T8 Solicitors fir Executor and seat, radio The corona appeared pearly white against the sky as seen from the aircraft's altitude of 39,000 feet, well above obscuring clouds and atmospheric distortion. The scientists' goal was to remain as long as possible in a 110-mile-wide path of totality. Totality began at sunrise in Siberia then swept across Alaska, Northern Canada, the Maritimes and into the North Atlantic, disappearing late Monday. A partial eclipse was visible over the remainder the continental United States ar.d Canada.

The scientists intercepted the eclipse at 3:42.56 p.m. EDT at a point northwe-i cf Hudson Bay and only mibs from the North Pole. On the ground there, totality lasted only 109 seconds but, by racing the eclipse's shadow at 565 m.p.h., totjlily was extended 116 seconds. CAP CHAT. Que.

(CP -The sun kept its date with the moon Monday but clouds hid the phenomenon from this Gaspe village, in the path ot the elipse of the sun'. Among hundreds of tourists, observers," curious onlookers and local residents, the only satisfied spectators were United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials. The few seconds during which the skies cleared at least demonstrated that NASA equipment worked. The village population more than doubled in the last few days as about 5.000 persons flocked to the hills 3urr6undr ing the area. spare him from the death penalty.

The state of Israel has executed only one person in its history, Nazi war criminal Etchmami. Black Brants test changes CHURCHILL, Man, (CP) -An experiment that saw four Black Brant rockets launched into the upper atmosphere to the effects of Monday's solar eclipse from this -Manitoba rocket range was greeted favorably by range officials and scientists', The object of the experiment, firing the four rockets into the vicinity of Eskimo Point, about ,150 miles north here, was to establish the validity of certain changes in the upper atmospheres chem-i predicted would take place with the passage of the moon before the solar disc, Dr. E. Llewellyn, of the University of Saskatchewan's physics department, said he was more than happy with the launchings," U.K bandits hit U.S. bank for $36,500 LONDON (AP) Armed robbers escaped with about $36,500 after wounding two security guards at a branch of the Chase Manhattan Bank In the fashionable Mayfair district Monday.

A police helicopter was called into the chase ps police followed the raiders' get-awav car across London. But police later reported they had lo-t tha gunmen's trial. One security guard was shot in tin leg as the robbers three men and a woman-snatched a bag containing the money, They had lain in wait for the guards, who were delivering cash to the bank, As the gunmen sped away, another shot hit the guards' delivery truck, injurying a second man. LOTS MORE MODELS AND MAKES. WE'RE OPEN LATE 9 P.M.

6 P.M. FRI. SAT. NO LUNCH BREAKS. AMPLE PARKING.

CALGARY MOTOR PRODUCTS "Your downtown GM centre" EYE Selection TRY Value BUY a Good Deal 7Q FORD SEDAN Fully equipped showroom condition. $1895 ZQ FURY II SEDAN Real solid family car. Well equipped 100 OO and shop renewed. Reduced 4 I PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON-Full power equipped, new 1 QfC 07 tires, enoy a real holiday ready car 4 I FACTORY NEW CAR SERVICE VARSITY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH JUST 10 MINUTES NORTH OF HIGH PRICES 289-8441 ONE BLOCK WEST OF NORTH HILL SHOPPING CENTRE AT VARSITY WE HAVE A BETTER WAY LOD, Israel (AP) -An Is-' raeli general testified today that he tricked Japanese terrorist Kozo Okamoto into con-fesing his part in the Tel Aviv airport massacre by promising him "my revolver and one bullet" to commit suicide. Major-Gen.

Rehevam Zecvi, chief of Israel's central army command, was asked if he meant to keep his agreement with Okamoto. "God forbid, it was only bait," the general replied, Zeevi testified on the second day of Okamoto's military trial for the machine-gun and grenade attack by himself and two other wovkinp fo1 the Popular Front for the Liberation Palestine. Twenty-eight persons including the other two Japanese were killed, and 67 were wounded, The chief defence lawyer. Max Kritzman, brought Zeevi into tha casa to nrove his contention that the confession had been made und-r duress. The general said he and the 24-year-old Japanese signed a written contract in which Okamoto promised to give all information "honestly and in full," and Zeevi promised that when the interrogation was ended, he would give Okamoto a gun "for his own use." Okamoto pleaded guilty Monday to the four charges against him, three of which are punishable by death.

Although Israeli law calls for an automatic plea of not guilty to all capital charges, tits hsad of lh- three-man court, Abraham Frisch, ruled that he would "accept as proven those facts which he admitted." But he added that "the court decides not to see his answers as an admission of guilt." The court is expected to find Okamoto guilty but to Pilots survive crash ERUSSELS (Reuter) -Two Belgian air force pilots escaped when their American-built Starfighter jets collided in mid-air here Monday, a defence mmistry spokesman said. The fighters collided shortly after takeoff. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN DEMOS AND CO. CARS UP TO $850 OFF LIST PRICE MUST CLEAR ALL IMMEDIATELY FOR EXAMPLE Company car -Regular Price $3840 VW Balance of 24 months or 24,000 mile Factory Warranty NISSEN VOLKSWAGEN 1211 CENTRE ST. N.

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