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“ Jn.,.. General” 8a Manager,
has. been . elected a‘ Vice.
‘President ‘by the. Board ‘of
Directors af General Motors of |
Canada: Limited, John’: D.
Baker, President, -anriounced
‘today,

Other promotions and senlor
slaff appointments reflecting a .
realignment of. . staff
responsibilities announced by
Mr. Baker were:

‘of Engineering, has. been
promoted to Director of
Manufacturing Engineering,
responsible for - all
manufacturing . service
operations, including standards
and: methods, tooling and
processing, facilities. planning
and: plant engineering: for. the

_ Manufacturing, will have the St..
Catharines plant and
Windosr transmission plant

Oshawa,
Scarborough and Windsor trim
plant operations. -. This
increased responsibility places
all aulomolive manufacturing -
operations in Canada under Mr.
‘Warner.

WJ. Howard, Manager of
S. Production Planning, has been
promoted to. the newly
eslablished position of Director
of Production Control for all .
automotive operations of GM of
Canada. Mr. McLaughlin, Mr.
Warner and Mr. Howard report
lo the Executive Vice President
and Genral. Manufacturing
‘Manager, E.J. Barbeau,

F.C, Fleck, formerly Chief
Engineer, General. Motors
Flin, Mich., has been
{ransferred lo GM of Canada
and promoted to Director of
Engineering and Forward
Planning. In addition to
directing the Engineering
+H department, Mr. Fleck will also
h direct and coordinate ali
‘aq forward planning operations for
GM of Canada, 2 new aclivity

2 ©
formal basis. Mr. Fleck will
; report lo the President.
i Mr, Duffy joined General
: Metors of Canada on April 1,
Big 1972, after more than 25 years of
B.2 widely varied sales experience
m .. in the Buick division of GM
“€ Corporation, GM of Canada and.
| Buick have “had

f business ‘since’ 1907 wiien’ the’

vt original contract 10. produce
automobiles in Canada included

| Buick engines. He is a resident

tof Oshawa.

Mr. McLaughlin, native ‘of

- Oshawa,. was appointed

Legal

“Mr. Davis Daniel Walker:

. This is your official notice
ae that on September. Sth,.1972 at
Te 1:00 p.m. al the Court House in
1 .t Kitimat, B.C,, the Dept, of.
‘Rehabilitation, and. Social
‘4 Improvement ‘will make
ay application for permanent
cq wardship of your daughter
: Janice Walker, born September
4 oth, 1956. .ou have-the right to
ibe present and ta be

ie I represented by Counsel. Would .

ne Mr. Davis ‘Daniel Walker or
hot anyone knowing his.

Mrs. Phyllis Nash, Room 312,
jprederal Bldg., ‘Kitimat, B.C.

) Phone 632-6134, ”

(C91) :

) SEALED TENDERS will be.
Gireceived by. the undersigned

Funtil 2:00 PM (PDT) August 18,
021972, for the construction of a 2-
Fclassroom ‘school,, one .2-
bedroom teacherage. and ‘one:
mmvgnowerhouse and related site
me Swork, etc., on North Tacla Lake
a7] ndian Reserve No. 7 on Takla
ake, approximately 170). sir-
iles northwest of Prince

Tenders, will be accepted op

- PReserve to New Aiyansh Indian
Day School, return,.68 miles per
iem commencing September. 5,

1972 to June 30, 1973...

Address tenders to: :

(Department of Indian Affairs

Terrace District :

215-4618 Lazelie Ave,:

Terrace, B.C, (x87). ‘

oN OTICE TO CREDITORS

Estdéte of William FORD, '
‘deceased, late of No, 25 - 15337
.. | Marine Dr.," While Rock, B.C.
‘Creditors and others having —
‘claitns agalnst the said estate
‘are hereby required: to’ send |
them duly verified, to the *

“the he “the .
Estate will: ‘b “distrib ted,
pein regard

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST », im.

E.R. McLaughlin; Director —

Canadian ‘automotive’
operations. 7
AG. Warner, Director of

the ¢

added to his current direelion of -
le-Therese, |

ka being - established on a more -

i close:
a cooperalion in-allphases of thes

t vhereabouts please. contact. ~~:

manufacture and distribute
: engineered - producta a:
- products for the” Construction a
industry.’ ,
“operations -‘for’ the first “six
-* months “of” this. year’-are’. &

“with.

Director: of Exigineering | in 1971,

ine. sentor: -
assignments, ‘He ‘joined’ GM of
Canada on graduation in
- engineering’ from. the
: University, of Toronto in 1948,

. 14,1971. A graduate in Industrial
: Engineering. ai General Motors.

Mutual Funds:
- Good Buy

TORONTO - “Mutual Fund
shareholders are well advised:
‘6 continue to acquire shares in
view of the strong. economic

' pieture for Canada and the
United States at this time, and
- particularly in light of (he good
‘Investment results:. being
: achieved by fund investment
said. Mr: ° J.N.W.
Budd, President - of The
Canadian Mutual Funds -
Association. | He made this
stalement while releasing the
second. quarter data of. fund
sales and assels for the 65
members of the CMPA.

During ‘the past. 18 months
* Canadians’ have purchased

” $467,963,000 worth of mutual
fund shares of CMFA members.
’ For. the second quarter sales
were $77,557,000 compared with
the first quarter of $78,248,000.
The number of shareholder

_ accounts increased to 715,480
from 714,068,

Assets of member funds.
lotalled $2,594,444,320 at June
30, 1972 as compared with
$2,582,085,280 at June 30, 1971.

The funds held: $1,472,961,723
in Canadian. Securities and ~
$999,261,866 or about 38 percent
in Foreign Securilies, —

Dividends paid to mutual fund
-shareholders during the second
quarter were $7,696,577
compared with $5,632,606 in the

Managers’,

first quarter of 1972. Reporting -

on fund redemptions, Mr Budd
said, “Fund holders redeemed
shares worth $174,512,705 in the
second quarter of 1972
compared’ with $122,288,809 in
the: first quarter. While
redemptions are below those
experienced by the _ industry
during 1966 and 1967, they are
subslantially higher than might

of busiftg rout a

An eSaition to hart ge a
‘Ymproving ‘economic

environment in North America, ~
_the increasing. demand for goad -

quality equity securities by

pension funds and other large

institutional investors ts
- impacting on securities prices.
This demand will continue for
years ahead. This is certainly |
not an appropriate time to sell
shares, but rather a time to look
to the future’, said the CMFA
President.

’ He noted that” the Mutual
Fund Industry in the United
States for the month. of June
‘reports an increase in the level
of sales anda decrease in the
level of redemptions over May :
Statistics. - . ;

Shares
offered |

Shares of Toromont
Industrial ' Holdings: Ltd.,
Toronto, were listed for. trading
on The. Montreal Stock
Exchange at market’ opening
today. .

‘phe Montreal. ‘Exchange
represents an imporiant part of
this .couniry’s investment
community and our listing here
‘will provide an opportunity to
more Canadians to participate ;

 Shareholdera-: in our
‘company’ S growth. We seeour -
listing asa greater convenience -.
for the large.investing public in -
the Province of .Quebex," S.J.

Sinclair, Chairman of ie
Company said, Currently about ~§

one third of Toromont’s share ©

capital is owned by residents of

this province, fo!

- Toromont has been listed on: &

The Toronto Stock Exchange .
since 1968. Its subsidiaries ~

environmental systems, ~

Profits. from. regular

estimated at-$202,000 or 4c per -
common. ‘share as “compared
22,4010 for. the.

second’ pat ane an per

: common share for. the, fu

having: “previously -sérved as .-
Director of Quality. Control and...
engineering oe

the “first manager ‘of the:

_ property © in

be expect attlts.tirfie in view” ;

2 - low. interest rate

 tistitute, n. 1983. Mr. warese"

previously: heid.a succession of
appointments, including: being
aulomotive - trim . plant in

Windsor, Ont.’ Prior to’ his
current appointnent, he served

* a8 Factory. Manager: of ..the-
My ’ Warner WBS. ‘appointed
Director of Manufacturing June .

Oshawa operations, Born in
- Ottawa, he. is a resident of

_ Whitby, | Ont:
'Mr. . Howard, born “in
-- Hamilton, was “appointed:

manager of production planning
in 1965, after.a quarter-century
of experience in/purchasing and
material control. He has been
an Oshawa resident since 1940
with the exception of.wartime
service in the Royal Canadian,

_ Air Force...

‘Mr. Fleck, a native ‘of
Kalamazoo, "Mich., and a
mechanical engineering

. gradvate of General . Motors
institute, joined Genral Motors
“in 1942. He held a series ‘of

Mine
buys.
‘property

Celtic Minerals Lid, has

eniered a tentative option *

‘agreement with - Sentinal

. Resources Lid: to acquire a’ 70

‘percent interest in an asbéstos
the Eastern
Townships, 100 miles southeast
of. Montreal, Quebec. The
‘optional lands, lie in Range 11
and 12 in Cleveland Township.
and adjoin to the south the
orebodies under development

by Pathfinder Resources. Ltd.

and approximately eight miles °

‘from the Johns Manville pit, :
. The optioned ground covers a

two mile length of ‘the
serpentine belt which contains
both the Johns Manvill and the
Pathfinder orebodies,

A portion of the property was
explored previous to 1962, at
which time magnetometer
survey work and some 200,000
feet. of diamond drilling
indicated a substantial body. of
ore grade material at the then
prices. Asbestos prices have
increased substantially since
1962, :

An engineer’ 8 report and
the: final a
‘Beoperty aré:.'now being
prepared and will’ be submitted
for: regulatory, _ authority
“Approval,

The Bank of Montreal can halp

| you with your plans. We have

tailored a special program to
the needs of individuals and
will finance up to 80 per cent of
the purchase price.

cand -.

senior: manufacturing.

. week, as no

ement on: the -

" PLANNING YOUR LEISURE TIME? -
- VACATION?
THINKING ABOUT BUYING A

VACATION TRAILER? SWIMMING POOL?
‘BOAT?

*- Idans are life insured

‘For further

Progressive
- Conservative

‘progress I

"assignments at GHC Truck’ ‘and
Coach ° division " aid ..
corporation's 3 ; Engineering Stafé
prior to- his ‘appointment . as

' residesice’ in Oshawa shortly. .

Andres. . a
Wines:
Win i ino

Europe

{WINONA - duly. 30, ‘jo72) A
total of, six medals have been
won by different wines entered
by Andres Wines Limited of
Winona, Ontario in the Second
International. Competition for
Wines and  Cognacs, in Sofia,

Bulgaria. ;
John Boychuck, Vice-
‘President, Marketing, at

Andres learned of the awards in

“a letter received from Sofia, this
company
representative was present at

’ the Competition.

-“We. entered our first
overseas contest a little over a
year ago when we won a silver
‘medal for our Vino Buono wine
al the International Yalta Wine
Festival. ‘This year, backed
with the:-experience of ‘our
Russian success,- and an
additional year’s marketing
experience, we entered a wider
selection of our products, and
are delighied with the’ success
we have achieved,

“Tt proves beyond any doubt,
that although many people here
decry Canadian wines, they
stand up against the best in
international competition,”
said Boychuck.

The company received a gold .
medal for its Richelieu Golden
Cream Sherry, silver medals
for Vino Buono, a.dry red wine;
Richelieu Riesling, a dry white
wine; and the Admiral Pale Dry
Sherry. Bronze medals were
awarded for the company’s new
product, Baby Duck, a
sparkling red wine, and-
Regency Similkameen

Superior, a dry red wine. ‘The
Riesling and the Similkameen
are from the company’s B.C,
winery, while the other four are
from the Winona winery.

It_is expected that senior.

crear tas

oresent the medals to the
company at some time in the

hear | future, -

- up fo 10 years to repay ink
certain cases

- prepay without penalty ;
; information, §
contact the Bank of Montreal.

"THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

j* the:

Chief Engineer of the GM Parts

Division in 1969, Mr..and Mtg, _
‘Fleck and their family of three:
boys and one girl will take up-

s

Sitting. passively, ‘the crusher waits, - before

beginning it’s devastating work on the pile of old

; wrecks collected by SAM |

SAM’S Waiting

’ Over 40 cars, or what were
once cars, were added to the
growing pile of wrecks being
collected by the Terrace Ja- .
ycees for their Project SAM,
jast weekend.

Helping SAM, by donating
their time and trucks, were Ron.
Earl of All Trans, Harold
Ferster of Ferster Trucks,
Graham Grass of Terrace
Transfer, and Vic ‘Tenner -
driving the Municipalities front
end loader.

Project SAM, which Salvages
old car bodies, Assembles them ‘

suspensid

. : Some reasons why the Corona 2
tough: Unit body construction. 2 litre |
overhead: cate HO hpy. engine, Heavy: duty
du wo

in. suitable sites, and
Manufactures ‘them into
smelter feed, donations are
being stored at Cal's Auto
graveyeard in Thornhill until a

-erusher is brought in to deal

with them.

Organizer, Ron Hicks, said he
would like .to thank, besides
those mentioned above, : local

service stations who.are also —

accepting old car bodies for the
Project. Those involved are
Skeena Auto Metal, West End
Garage, Terrace Esso, and
Totem Towing.

nthe) way to a tough car.

CONSUMER FINANCE
EXPERIENCE?

We have an attractive opening for an ambitious man
. with experience In Consumer, Industrial or Mome-_
Improvement financing.

Salary commensurate with experience, good training
and advancement opportunities.

For an appointment ta discuss career opportunities in
our organization : ‘

_ Telephone Mr. Brewer 635-6310

TRADERS GROUP LIMITED

4609 Lakelse Ave, ©
Terrace, B.C.

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