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3'4-mile event in a time of

BACK FROM PROVINCIAL track and field meet in Burnaby
is Gerry Dermmitt, 18, of Terrace, Gerry arrived home last
Wednesday after winning fifth place trophy for running the

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15.29, (staff photo)

The British Columbia Govern-
ment scholarship program has
been revised to increase the num-
ber of students who may earn one-
third of their university tuition
fees by obtaining second class
standing,

Previously all students who at-
tained first class standing of 80
her cent or better had half their
next year’s tuition fees paid, and
up ta 2,500 top students who ob-
tained second class standing, he-
tween 70 and 8&0 per cent, had one-
third of their fees paid. In a re-
cent announcement in the legisla-
ture-the Honorable L. R, Peterson,
minister of education, said the
limit on second class scholarships
would be raised to 3,500.

The scholarships can be won
by Grade XII students who write
government examinations, Grade
XIII students, and students in each
year of their undergraduate stud:
jes at the Universities of British
Columbia, Simon Fraser, Victoria
and Notre Dame at Nelson, Van-
couver City College, and the In-
stitute of Technology in Burnaby.
They will be awarded to qualify.
ing students who undertake a full
year of study at any one of the
institutions or at the West Koote-
nay Regional College which will
open in September. The 3,500 sec-

Scholarship Program To Be Increased

ond class scholarships cover all
eligible institutions.

A total of 3,987 students bene-
fitted fram the program last year.
Mr. Peterson said the number of
second class scholarships had been
increased because of the growing
number of students seeking high-
er education,

Mr. Peterson said the amount of
money available for bursaries
would also be increased this year
hy $50,000. While scholarships are
awarded entirely for scholastic
achievement financial need is con-
sidered in awarding bursaries.

New Rural Route
Opened At Smithers

The Honorable Jean-Pierre Cote,

Postmaster general, has authoriz-
ed the establishment of a rural
route from Smithers, B.C., to serve
six times a week in individual or
group mail boxes the patrons re-
siding along Highway 16 between
the Smithers and Moricetown post
offices,
This rural route, which will be
known as “Smithers R.R. No. 1,"
will involve the closing of the
Moricetown post office,

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The following convictions were
made in Termace Magistrate's
Court last week before Magistrate

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Melvin Flewin, failing to stop at
atop sign fined $10; Robert Reay,
speeding $40; Richard Vogt, driv-
ing while intoxicated, sentenced to
30 days and prohibited from driv-
ing for 90 days. .

Richard Moore, inadequate
muffler fined $10; Everett Heart-
field, inadequate exhaust system
fined $15; William Harrison, in-
adequate muffler, fined $10; James
Clifford, speeding fined $30.

Melvin Kroker, inadequate ex-
haust system fined $15; George
Bertleff, impaired driving, fined
$300 and prohibited from driving
for 30 days; George McCullough,
speeding fined $40.

Colin Alger, violation of re-
striction, fined $25; Harvey Her-
ner overwidth load fined $35;
Yves LePage, illegal U-turn fined
$10; James Vobtehovszki, Inade-
quate muffler fined $10,

William Mahoney, load not se-
cure, fined $25; Orville Elliott, ve-

hicle not properly equipped, fined | $50

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$15; William Kennedy, speeding
fined $40; Raymond Lachance, na
valid licence, fined $5 and falling
to produce insurance card fine
$10. 4
John Smyth, improperly equip
ped vehicle, fined $15; Umbertd
Medos, driving through red light
fined $10; Clifford Higgins, speed:
ing fined $40; Harvey Kuzyk
speeding, fined $25; Conrad Gag
non, speeding fined $25, ;
Walter Besler, driving throug];
red light, fined $10; Mauril Gouled
intoxication, fined $5; Stewal
Jones, intoxication, fined
Louis Haynes, intoxication, fin
$15; Donald Norton, intoxicatiorgay
fined $15 and minor in possessiorg ;
fined $10, :
James Rowland, no valld licen
plates, fined $10; Donald Fur
seth, overhelght load, fined $3
Ferene Molinar, speeding, fine}
$25; Garry Hurd, minor in poss
sion, fined $25,
Ellen New, failure to dim headgemm
lights, fined $10; Raymond Jud ig
no permit for crossing highwa
fined $50; Sharples Equipment, ni
permit for crossing highway, fineq

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