Wednesday, April 27, 1966 TERRACE ‘Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Around the Town |LEAVES... ARRIVES...

Miss Linda Munson, daughter of
mir. and Mrs. George Munson, has
meft on an extended vacation that
ill take her te Europe, She is at
present visiting friends and rela-
ives in Vancouver and will attend
he wedding of Evelyn Strasdin
meetormerly of Terrace) in Prince

mreorge on May 7. Following this
phe plans to visit relatives and
friends in Hamilton and Ottawa
meefore sailing abroad from Mont-
meal on June 3.

- OBITUARY

AN FRANK
Terrace, B.C.

Friends and relatives were sad-
ened to learn of the death of Ivan

ank, who passed away in Mills » 4 Y

memorial Hospital on April 20, Bob Turko W. “Robbie Robinson
Bpllowing an illness of two years.

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Born at Port Essington, at the| STAFF AT TERRACE OVERWAITEA said farewell "Me This is the BRENTWORTH, JUST ONE of National's

Be rei ge Scena River, in 1903 ) Memaser Boe purko last week as he left to take up his new position selection of 2, 3 and 4-bedréorm home designs. Each

BBstrict by ‘siverboat in 1e00.Ia| pardy was held in Renos of ok ee ae rwaites store. A stat can be quickly assembled from precision pre-built
mistrict by riverboat in 1908 in| party was held in honor of Bob and his wife Judy who have resided p

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myce-railroad days as a member of| in Terrace for the past two years, Bob has been a member of the P Build, yon pest Value for your
mae family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry} Overwaitea chain for three years. His wife Judy was a member of 9 .
merank, who were among the dis-| the staff of ‘Terrace lawyer Ron Jephson. New assistant Manager PHONE VI 3-2
Grits first white settlers. The] at Terrace Overwaitea is W. “Robbie” Robinson who arrived here 830
arly took oe hind ite te Heitsum- last week from Campbell River. Robbie was accompanied by his or

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Mow Frank Bros, Dairy. wife Judy and their two-year-old daughter Brenda. Robbie Robin- Write Box 2170, Terrace, B.C.

. son's career with the Qverwaitea chain began five years ago in
The deceased spent his whole

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Eafe in the district, Many oldtimers |_Ladysmith. ; (staff_photos)
a: the logging industry will re- , : ee

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Member him in the years 1918 to
2930 when his main interests were
ging operations ar lumber mills.

a the early thirties. he and his os ee . |
mrother Floyd took over their fath. . S a ica
r’s farm and developed the dairy oe a
werd which is known throughout a :
Bhe north as Frank Bros Dairy. . . ; ;
The late Mr. Frank was an act- " 2
mive member of the Kitsumkalum
mFarmer’s Institute for many years,
He was also a staunch supporter of
@the local co-operative and credit
unian.
m Left to mourn his loss are his
@ loving wife and two sons, Donald
and Gordon; his mother and broth-
er Floyd, all of Terrace; a brother
mJack of Prince George and four
sisters, Mrs, T. E. (Ella) Brooks of
White Rock, Mrs. W. H. (Belle)
@ Watt of Edmonton, Mrs. J. (Doro-
= thy} Douglas of Terrace and Mrs.

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Mildred Wood, also of Terrace, All | t th t b tt
= were present for the funeral. Se ec e name oucn a U on
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Pallbearers were his nephews, :
a Roy Frank, Archie Strimbolt and
aJames Frank, brother-inlaw John
Nicholichuck and close friends Ted
SHidber and Herman Buschmann,
The late Mr. Frank was laid to
rest in the family plot in the old
Kitsumkalum cemetery, overlook-
ging the valley that had been his
home all the years of his life.
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In 1964-65 there were more than
14,963,000 pupils enrolled full-time
in public elementary and second-
mry schools, an increase of about
“.7 per cent over the number en-
Folled one year ago.

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