Ford Motor Go. Lends Vehicles
for ugein Gareers’74 Program |

; | de Jong
Jong, President” of . of the Province. :
Totem Ford Sales Lid. Nearly’ 11,000 students have

Hefald thal the ‘been hired: in. total “through
Co. has agreed to-..Careers "74, with ‘more’ than
. (hree-quarters’

‘povations "74.000 3
* Me, King expressed: his. ap

-thes(udents of British Columbia
for. making .-the~. ‘vehicles
available to7the departments:

will: be station .wagons, and
small pick-ups. All Will be. while,

‘74 identifylng decal. 2,

Wide variely of projects set up
he.” Departments: Ex-
4 and Innovalions *74

rvey. Ol: Bri
“reference .- force. of whom
: employed “and
unemployed. : °°

ployment: gain

ths df-rapld growth

° Onan
- provincial

‘ declined’su

arnered~
‘geshare of.

of these funded. ;
: ‘under “Experience -"74. and In-

‘preejaiion 10°Ford :.3n behalf of.

in colour and: carry ‘a Careers"

E 1 : he goods:
producing ‘sector:showed signs‘
of. slabilizing- after:.several

bstantially: from 6.0:. ~
per cent in'April (0 6.5.per ‘cent: :
n .: we

Credit Union Pays

Total assels of B.C. Central
Credit Union in 1973 increased
0 $127.9 million, according ia
ils annual report reteased

a George S. May,
General Manager
8.C. Central Credit Union

loday. ‘Net income from -1973

-operations. was $1.2 million

which allowed for. the
distribution of a‘7 per cen! |
dividened on share capilal. This

“|g. the -largest . dividend B.C.

Central Credil Union has, paid

_ since its began: operations in

1944

were successful-in expanding

‘and adapting their: services to
- match the exceptional growth of
credil unions and.co-operatives *
throughout the province." AR, -
Glen; presidentaf-B.C; Central -”
*- explained. thal "19732 was. Lhe

consecutive, year during. whieh
growilt

“and: ,cb-operalives In. Une

! *orovince.-Talal-assets of credil -
{°.The ‘vehicles provided by Ford - Snioist Talal assets of ©
“personal savings. held. by
“members ‘reached “a ‘record of
$890 million {also’a 46 per cent —
2c inerease +: aver + the... year
ter stated that the. 3),
“| “standing al: year end were. $827
_ million,’ gain ‘of-4B per‘cent,’»:
7. Mré: Glen said, /‘Our-. most,
iis

unions rose ‘by 46 per: cent while

previous), ‘Total ‘loans , out-

rtant statistic, of course

649”

“The

+

+

. “hy records... were.
established.--for credit “unions

- Zenith 5855 is a ‘talephotie
umber the B.C, Forest Service

GAS

LEVI STRAUSS
AND FRIENDS

Monday June 24 fo
Saturday July 13th

9pm, 10-2 a.m; Monday to’ Friday.
8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday”

| For Reservatl

on \

credit union membership Here

‘a substantial gain of .15.8-per _
cenl was noted,-bringing ‘lhe **
tolal lo" 485,429, °° Thismeans, ~~

roughly, that one oul of every
four individuals In British
Columbia is a credil | union
member.” George 5. May,
general manager and chief
executive officer, explained

‘that while the significant

growth of credi{ unions has
brought incredsed stability to
credit unions; it has also placed
many, of them in more com-
pelilive environmenis.
“Predieted economic conditions
for 1974 indicate credil unions

twill be required ta give in-

creased allention to operating
margins. Careful adjustments
10 interest rales and a general
belt-Ughlening of expenses will
also require corresponding
altention.”” . os

In a supplemental report ta be
filed with the June 28 annual
general meeting of the Central
Credit. Union, Mr. May. iden-

¢ “nie diraciors, ia thelr report = P 7 * 7] t
‘said,"B.C.: Central: Credit. ope y

. -'Unior’and its subsidaries in 1973.

Mr.

“THE WERALD, TERRACE, BC.
| Record. Dividend :

* and ; representatives “of other
| 3 unions |:
organizations will be meedng in

-traceived... %

rilis

throughout: mbi
provincial:..credit

convention al Pénticton June 26"
and 22, ° Current economic '

changes will be the major topic -
» during the sessions, Mr. May
sald. . 7

A. ‘ glen, Prosident
B.C, Central Credit Union
Taxes

has paid laxes, in the form of a
grant, to ‘
sum of :$1,717...;He. ‘said, such
payments..are being:
soon : as : the 1ax~.

1é3 are’

“We - made

_raperate; and -(he corporation is
- now. keeping: {hat p omise,". he
“sald.” Median! *
2s -However; Mr,

held ee Up eee

. division,
_ of ihe provi

“reported
Tal .
eis apprediatéd,’

isa

‘called (0°

ey Ri ay

firefighting is.
“and‘early ac

half. a dozen

al all:"* |:

Premium

se 69.9 | |

PRICE IN TOWN

SWEST:TERRACE.
nee <7, ne
Naxt to Terrace Cheysler. rr

Red D’or

-Presen ts :

l

ore than 30 percent -
ince'd forest fires are -°
| By ‘visitors and the «
spubli¢.* And this/-of

early. detection
: . Mr. Phillips ”
_recalléd that ‘often we receive
~ several calison.a single. fire ..
"that’s fine. “We'd rather have .
reporls than none

ons Call ;

the City of Kelowna, a.

made as

‘a. commilment~
“many months ago. to pay grants ;.
‘Fequal :. 10%, property: , jaxes”, in:
= municipalities” . where. We.

Norinick said a °
number. of municipalities, ‘in--;
Jneluding: the ;:Disirict of” North -
fancouver,,.Suill. have - nol -
= submitted lax nolices. In North :

/Mancouver, construction of two.
: ICBC daims centres has been
~ payment inthe form of a gram, - :
Borinick said ICBC also -

northeastern
Current wark, is’ bulldozer ”
stripping and trenching. plus .
geological :. mapping and
sampling of: the -fissure vein.
This will be followed .by

rehabilitation of old shalis and ~
underground workings ‘along,
withdiamond drilling of the vein = -

extensions along strike and (0

depth. Q we,
An April 29, 1974 report on the

property by Alfred R. Allen, P.

Eng., classes Lhe 7,500 foot long -

vein, having a width of 20 feel,
as an “excellent : highgrade
gold-silver prospect warranting
thorough and extensive In-
vesligalion.” 9°. cot

Lillie or no-.work “has ‘been

done on the veln since'ihe late —

1930's. The vein, where mined,
has been :reported: (a have a

width of up to 20 feet’ and lo’:

carry good values in silver and
excellent free : gold.

$30.00 per ton'In the late 1930's,
which al. lhe. present: price of

““pold-‘would:-be about: $9.00 ‘ta.
$135.00 per ‘Lon. -; Workings ‘ine

“elude a 65 fool shaft with a drift
“of'65 feet: jo ‘the, north at. the

‘yotlom: At 400 feel north of the”.
‘shaft there is'a large open cul: -

‘about. 40 feet deep with short
drifts norihand: south on: the
foolwall of the vein. © There are

(co The’ Benton: area: was.; Very

Sjaelive’ froiit :-1862, when ‘the;
“silver: bearing= veins! of lhe -&
* Comanche’ dnd: other -mines

were in prodution; Gold mining
was carried through the 1930's

‘jn 1936-39.. The ‘area-has been

practically inaclive since 1940.

~ PRU

The -
combined Values from the Gold
Crown mine, -hext* ‘lo. the’-
Sourdough, ranged from $2.00 to ©

“by. small operators: Tungsten -
ore was mined and milled from .,
the Black rock mine in the area |

Goat Creek Mines Lid.

ays acquire ‘the option on the

“elaims; Billy Goal Creek: Mines...

“vhag, agreed to. Issue. : 200,000”

“ghares in'.installmenta to
December :1;:1975, and: Lo: pay -
. $1,000,000," Cash payments.are < |

~ 40, be $500 or $1,000 monlily or 7”

- percent of nel smelter returns...

Funds for. this“program have,

“been provided by. an: un- -

derwriling of 200,000 shares. al’
3ocents each by Davidson & Co.
Lid.,.and.a privale placement
covering 100,000 shares al the’
game prices ee

_&. second’ Interesting gold

properly: -held by Billy, Goat~.

Creek Minea -is. the 29-claim

“holds.an option on a 70, percent.

annette group. located “ten
miles: north - of -Kitimal.
Sheridai. Geugraphics - Ltd,

season, 2

"> singular and no plural!

[Various dictionarles contend that the

_ > -EATON'S >

We require a Commission Salesman
. . for-our Terrace” - : . :
Horne Furnishings Store
| applicants should be ambitious and
intarested in advancement. Excellent
| employee benefits Include liberal

“numerous trenches crasscutilng:. §

‘tha vein and scattered open pits. di . un ts.on purchases”

—_ Please apply in person to
-. farl Liesh, Local Manager...

| gt 4662 Lakelse Ave,
" Jerrace, BC.

DEN & CU

Real Estate. & Insurance

word “alms” has 10 -

Ce TN er Cade aah Po TATRA ara aT ata! alla

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errace B.C.

Large A

tractive Corner Lot.
This 1615 Square Ft. home has a full
floor contains three bedrooms, living room, dining room,sun
room, cabinets galore in the large kitchen, built-in nook,”
naturalrock fireplace,rumpus room and an extra bathroom

in the basements Your Inquiries ere Invited. :

‘basement. The main

Quality. Plus

‘patio doors to a sundeck,

rumpus room and extra

This 13004, {1.four year old home is campletely finished up

and down and Includes twa fireplaces,
lovely modern kitchen with nook °

area, plush carpoting,-dhres bedrooms ai the main floor, plus
bedrooms down. The garden is

planted and this home is close and convenient to schoois.. .::

dining room with - Bm

Treed Residential Lot Cae,
In the Copperside Estates on Beaver .Crescant on a private -
water system, This lot has good drainage and is in an ax- -_
cellent developing area. Phone ‘Rusty. or Bert Liungh for -
further particuaiars at 616-5754. 2 ee

be

Close To Town.

This three bedroomhome Is located. ‘on a lovely treed tof, It
contains a modern kitchen with dining area, hardwood ficors
dn tha liying room and dining room, All'‘drapos’; ridge and.
| stove are included: and there are also. was .

hookups on tha main-floor,. . meee

her and dryer

‘Located On Olson Street. °

located In the area over

Three bedroom ful! basemant home. with Hot, Air furnace,

large kilchen: anda small basement suite, - Furtier
development ol'a family room or-exira bedrooms could ba °
the attached. carport. For'an ap- .
paintment to yley Phone Bert Ljungh at 635-5754, .- ,

‘Two Bedrooms

“On the Main floor and two mare In the basement. with a’
: yumpus room and bathroom plus utility reom. This home has
-. a large family kitchen and is jocated on a good sized lot, near

BEY AEL let
_McRee Crescent

- ‘Io schools. To view call Rusty or Bert Ljungh:

. This nearly new home of 1252 5q. ft. hes a full basement,
three bedrooms, llving room, attractive flraplace in the!

living room, a large Cabinet kitchen. The lot Is excellant with
- large maple -trags in the-new subdivision. : ‘

Cosy Home

This fovaly [ttle

'. Well Constructed”

4

This is.a lovely three bedroom
double carport, fireplace, wall to wall carpeting In the living:
peor and three bedrooms, The home Is centrally located and
A .. the fullbasement features a rumpus room bedroom and hat
bath, Contact Bert Ljungh for viewing at 638-5754, .

ro ee

home with fil basament,

: home is located near schools ‘and has a
“garage wiih concrete floors. The interior Is very attractively: -
decorated, really. must ta see. For an appointment to view

‘Four Lots |

call Rusty or. Bert Ljungh at 635-5754 or 635-6142. : a

- With ‘two’ house's lotated [ust across the from the new
_ swimming pool, This has good Investment possibilities. For , 2!
mora information’ tall Rusty or Bert Llungh. 3 oo