Wadia, November, JAS, 1967

Us Terace Herald Chssif ed_| :

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|. NAVY-RUM-
PALM BREEZE RUM

. has: been presented ‘witha’ ¢en-

“1 Mra, Frank by Governor G Generat

| ry. the late -Ivan:Frank, ‘a’ mem-
ber of one of Terrace pioneer:

| teaching career dn 1959, She is

. | tunity, She served nine yeara
-|.on the Hospital Board, six of them
as. secretary; served ono. term,

~ honors

 Terrace's Mrs.’ Vera “Frank

tennial medal: “In recognition
of . services fendered to

nation.’ i M
° The silver rida. was Sent-t0

Roland Mitchener,. -\ .

Mrs, Frank, nee Vera McInnes,
was the first ‘white child born dp
the Bulkley Vailey. -

During the years 1930 to 1934
she taught school in Terrace.
She retired from téaching to mar-'

families, Mr, and Mrs, Frank |‘
raised a’ family of twd sons,
‘Mrs, Frank . resumed ‘her

now . French . teacher In Skeena
Secondary School.

: Mrs, Frank ‘has always’ been
an. active ‘member of:.the.com-

To help provide goods and services at competitive
prices, many Canadian businesses have enlarged or
up-dated their facilities with the aid of IDB loans,
Ti you need financial assistance to modernize or ex-
pand your business to improve its competitive posi-
-tion, perhaps an IDB Joan can help you. We invite
you sd discuss your needa with us.

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For big or.

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vel . small lending

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The, Associates make personal: ‘loans of any: site— :
and for-almost any reason, Some people come.in for ».
4$50 loan till next payday, ivhile others: need! larger
dmounts up to:$6,000 or more, In any case, monthly ‘.

_payment plans are‘ carefully tailored to'your iriconie!
Interest rates are reasonable, and there are na: hidden 2

_ charges,“ Whatever your reason’: ‘for borrowihg, seu”

| and sealed bids will be accepted

‘jon the Eastern shore, opposite
.| Ecatall Island,

. | B.C., occupation toweboat ope
tors intends to apply for a lease .

A | Lated Getober 28, 1967, .

q late of Victoria, B, C.

|'4 feet, two sections, one fixed

7 ‘essarily accepted,

{section 17:
‘| Act; which, aid the timbersale |': -
; applicant certain privileges... : :
‘|: Further particulars: may --be | °°

the Forest Ranger, Terrace, B; el

Legal | Notices: -
PURSUANT to Saction 5 of the

B,C,, Chapter 403; SKEENA
AUTO METAL SHOP LTD., Ter

tek,

Centennial: :

Vera.

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, : BC.

mada :

Frank.

on‘the Hog; pital Improvement fe
trict Board; was one of the, early:
presidents : “ol the- ‘Hospital
the | liary :<she * was: chairman’:

was. organized —; took an active
for the: Canadian Red Cross, for.
vinclal.- wide recognition;

was a willing worker in other
service clubs In the comrmurilty,

Executives 50

: as peace corps
MONTREAL (Ce) — The Cans

adian Executive Service Over-

seas, Canada’s’Peace Corps tor

momentum, The service reports

it has had. more. than .70," bids

from senior executives who want
to “serve developing countries,

unteers overseas “hy the end of

the meoting:-whan the auxiliary:
part {na number ‘of campaigns |
which service she was given pro- ;

jGrindler, .

top-level executives, is gathering}.

Funeral aervices. for the. late

o ‘Mrs, Flora Enid Clay were held

‘In Terrace-on Fri morning,
November 10, iy

-Death came on November 5 in}
:Vanéouver General Hospital, fol.
lowing a lengthy iliness, . |
Funeral services wereconduc-
ted by the Reverdnd A. Paeter|:
Horsfield ‘from St. Matthews An-
glican Church; “Interment was
imade in Kitsumkalum Cemetéry,

J; Pallbearers were Dave Milter,

Dick Toynbee, Jack Dando, Herb
Keith Tucker. _and
James Brearley,

The late Mrs, Clay was born

| 4n Nanaimo and came toNorthern

B.C, from Vancouver Island in
the late 1950's, settling first in
Smithers and then mmevingtoTor:

Funeral held. for.
Mrs, Flora. Clay.

‘anion, The 1966 report of the
co-operative and creditunionser-| J. -

race In 1963, . .

You'll Smile Too! -

{bership rose to 157,745 in 1966,

She: was well knorin. in the ter.

race ares for her work fn the] |
Gir] Guide thovernent and forher| :
activities ia St, Matthews church] |

where she was a relief organist,

The deceased ig survived by|-

‘her husband, Lawrence Witliam,
‘of Terrace; and two daughters,

Dr; Wendy Clay of Toronto, and|-

Alexander of Terrace, She is
also: survived by a brother, Eric
“Angus McRae of Vancouver. ;

_ WINNIPEG (CP) — More than

16 per cent-of Manitoba res-| J.

{dents are members of. a credit

vices branch of the department
of agriculture shows that mem-

CESCO's aim is to have 50.vol-]-

When You Shop. at

Warehousemen’s Lien Act, R.S.~'| 1968

GROCERY.

race, B,C,, will sell by public
auction at 3:00 p.m..on Friday,
the 10th day of November, 1967,
the following motor vehicle:
VOLVO 2-door sedan, Serial No.
208807, owner Robert. Stephen
Clark,  indébiedness $210, 00.

This vehicle may be inspected
at Steena Auto Metal Shop Ltd,,

up to the tlme of the auction,
to be opened at the auction, The |.

highest or any bid notin necessarily
accepted, .

BERTS

+ MEATS
DELICATESSEN _%& GROCERIES
- OPEN a ‘we PRODUCE
* CONFECTIONS

Days a Week
PHONE 635-5440:
Open 10 am. Til 10 f p. mi,

DON PARMENTER.

Skeana Auto Metal Shop ein
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DISTRICT OF TERRACE

WATERWORKS INTAKE

CONSTRUCTION.
TERRACE, B.C,

1967

LAND ACT _

Tn Land Recording District of
PRINCE RUPERT and. . situate

in the bed of the Ecstall -River,:

Take noted that RIVTOW MA.
RINE LTD. of Prince Rupe

of the following described lands:
Commencing at-a post planted
on highwater mark approximately
1600 feet south of the northewest
corner of Lot 11, Range 5, Coast
uSstrict, thence north 1500 feet;
nce ‘west 125 feet: “thence
‘south 1500 feat; ‘thence edst |"
125 feet and “containing 5 acres, |:
more .or less, for the purpose :
of log storage, © -.
RIVTOW. MARINE LTD
per RJ, Reynolds, Agent.

(ely,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘*”
Estate of John wee deceased,

Creditors and ‘others having
claims against the. said estate
are hereby required tosend them | -
duly verified, to the PUBLIC
TRUSTEE, 685 Burrard Street,
Vanconver 1, B.C., before the
which date the assets the: said | :
regard only to dlaims: that have
been recelved, ~ ,

Dennis R, Shep

NOTICE” |.
Bids requested on 10 windows,
sealed glass units, complete with
frames and hardware,

Size approximately 8 feet x

and one opening sash.
Highest: or. any bid not nece

- Also bids requested on several
army hut type storm sash,
- Interested ‘parties wishing: to! ;

"|'see. these windows may. contact |.

Be] Mr, -R,M,. Con et
F -Superintendent,. School District |".

: No, 63 (Terrace), 635-6354, (c18) .

| DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, FOR |.)
| ESTS, AND WATER RESOURCES |’
. "TIMBER SALE Xe6251

conway, Maintenance |-

Advertiseineni

by . tho Distrilet Forester at |:

| Prince “Rupert, B,C,, not lator |’.
than 21:00 a.m, on the Sth day...

of ‘December, 1967, for the pure |.

‘chase of: Licence X-95251,-to| >

cut 507,000; cuble feet of : Home
lock, Spruce,
Pine and Other Soecteas Sawlogs,

Old Remo Road, C.1,5,

awarded under Cite Provisions of
the -Forest

‘obtained from. the. District - Fore}.
ester, Pritice Rupert, B.C,, or

Nattce of. Intention to Apply to |. .
| Lease land -

a

6th day of December, 1967, after} .
Estate will be distributed, having |: ”

PUBLIC. TRUSTEE

” Sealed tenders will berecelved |.”

Cedar, Lodgepole |:
on an aret situated ‘Lat 610 ’ -

Two () years, _ Will be allawed (Tle
J | for removal of timber, 4
. |. Ag this area is . within:the|: 2.
| SKEENA P.S.Y. -U,» which ts fully’

-|.committed, this sale ‘will ‘be

‘Datsun has re-invented the economy import! Gom-
pare the features of this dynamic car with anything
in (or around) ‘its price bracket. You'll find the new
Datsun dellvers more -safaty, more comfort, mere.

; reviabltity and more power. And here's why:

more safety

‘You can see hetter ety the driver s seal in tha new
Datsun. The Datsun has

. Increased visibility where .
it counts. by eliminating

thers nod ratt oes windows.

a f i
lation system) f on ore ith the wind

There's. safely inside the car too. Seat: bells are
- Standard ‘equipment, The dashboard, sunvisors’ and

door. locks - won't Spring, ‘evan under extrame pres-
“sue, Both frant and rear ends af the new Datsun are
Impact absorbing. —-- : .

' Stopping is quick and: ‘postive All Datsuns have
fine braking systems, The:
Datsun 1600 mode! has:
disc brakes up front. Hit’ |
them again and again at.
savenly. They won't fade. .
They'll bring you to a
safe, smooth slop- “every
time.

Disc brakes grip the rim

Road-holding ability is exceptional, Longer than
-Previous models, the new Datsun has a wider stance ~
and a lower centre of gravity. (Road. clearance, ticw-
ever, is still-seven and a half inches ; . ; ample for
' Canada’s roughest’ roads.) Big wheels, aided -by. a.
. great new ‘suspension. system, put more fire tread.
where’ At, Gounts,,_ ‘ “4

HULL'S THORNHILL

featuring « complete selection of

as? Thornhill Grocery Ltd. |

Across from the Thornhill School

or-your-money car

even-the ‘backs of the fronl seats are padded. The ~

there's no

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The GENTLEmen ‘of the Moving Industry

@ A moving estimate can’t tell you who. the.gentlest #™
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PHONE 635-6344 |

The Datsun's new suspension system is two thou-
sand dollars out of its y

class. It is independent on
all tour wheels giving the
car.a wonderlul floating
ride. A split axle comple-
ments the rear suspension.
In tight turns, the inside
rear wheel won't lift but
‘stays in contact with the
road. guaranteeing four-
wheel traction at all times,
A boon in icy conditions!

Puts sate’

more comfort

Ingenious interior planning hassglven the Datsun

true ‘big-car' comfort. For example, the window. glass.
Is. cuived, RESULT: More shoulder room: There’s:also-1
‘. more ‘leg’ room, (You can adjust the front ‘seat e full:
“> six inches.) The attractive vinyl upholstery covers:
“seats that are as salt and springy as you could wish,

But there's much‘more.. Wait untii you ‘experience
the Datsun’s new ventilation system. It completely
changes the air severa/ times each minute as you
drive. ‘With .no drafts..tn: any weather.. With all ihe
windows closed! (Cheerful news for non-smokers.) .
Two adjustable ventilators on the dash panel bring.
in the fresh air, and neat flowaway cutlets in the rear
roof pillars take out the used air, Enjoy your conver. .
salion or the radio,
road
noise to bother you

. NO extremes of
swellering in sum-
mer or freezing I In
winter.

Never sty Hever drafty.”

"Qn really chilly days, the Datsun’s heater comes”

“Inte its own. It Is designed to handle Canada's severe.

winters... fills the car with a wrap-around fiow ot

“ warm alr that quickly clears frosted windows.

. | more reliability

Datsun-Is the most reliable small car on the toad

4 oday. In 1967, it won the manufacturer's trophy i in the ’
* Canadian National’ Rally Championship. And that's: |”
“tough ‘competition, {Along the way,: Datsun. beat av i

~Faotary zone office:

’

comers in the. Canadian Winter Rally and took the -

team prize, as well as st, 2nd and 4th in class in the
Shell Centennial. 4000 Rally.) H you~ expect one -
hundred thousand mite reliability, you won't be dis-
appointed. .

more power

The new Datsun rides like a limousine’ and per
forms like a sports car. Ask ‘any mechanic: about its
advanced slant overhead camshait engine. This type.
of engine has fewer moving parts; is more ellicient
‘and flexible to bring you gas economy with powerfut .
acceleration. Routine, maintenance is practically nil.

» You change the oll in thé transmission. every 24 000. ”

miles and never need a grease job,

There are two standard ‘shit Datsuns ta choose.

adtqm,..The :thitty..Datsin 130° has’ ‘a thraé-sptied, -:}0Y

synchromash box and 77 h.p.‘The bucket seal,:siick-

) shift, 96 'h.p.-Datsun 1600 is ready to rally, in any coms;

pany, with a- four-speed synchromesh box and “100
; m.p.b. performance.:.:

Plus an fulomalic. ‘The, Datsun 1600 is availabla”
- with the world. famous: Borg-Warner aviomatic transe

~ mission for effortless city driving, With.95 hip. you can |...”

‘be sure of smoolh positive response in every range. °
Your new Datsun will give you, better hill climbing, and ..
passing ability, more confidence in-city trattic, ;

-. No matter what model you. buy, you're-still getling -
the more-for-your-money car, Check it out for your"
self. Drive a | Datsun ~ - “then decide. 2

suggested retail P.O.E, - |

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Per mR ra ot oR BSE ios

are

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