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hagistrate’s COUNIL. « e
The followfhg convictions were) and obstructing police sentenced
made in ‘Terrace Magistrate’s|to one month; Alexander Thomp-
foourt last week before Magistrate|son, backing when unsafe fined
ao. J. Norrington: $15; King Size Trucking Ltd., over-
fo, fe Arthur Dyck, minor with expir-| height load fined $35, .
* tha insurance fined $15; Robert| Wilbur Nicholson, Intoxication
Axoy, and Norman Grouson,. each | fined $15; Herbert K. Pete, resist-
Zined $15 for intoxication; Henry |ing arrest fined $300; Kitimat Ex-
masinclair and Albert Sinclair each | press Ltd, insufficient binders
ined $25 for intoxication. fined $20.

me Herbert Pete, intoxication, sent-| MagTstrate F. H. Adames pre-
mernced to seven days and for being | sided for the following:

mn. minor in possession of liquor at| Guilmon Beaulieu, impaired
teenage dance sentenced to| driving, (2nd offence), sentenced
even days; Valerie Boutorin, fail-|to 14 days and prohibited from

nald Kaye, parking on prohibit-| intoxication fined $15: Benno
area at the airport fined $15. Kuemper, backing when unsafe
- Rene Fagan, violation of Kiti-| fined $10. ;

mnat bylaw fined $20; Richard De] Ole Hanson, and James Noltes
maspe, eLslie Dunn and William|each fined $20 for intoxication;
relenberg each fined $15 for in-]D. Waller and Claude Belanger
soxication; Willlam V. Bennett,|each fined $15 for intoxication:
inattended motor vehicle fined $5, | Dennis Nahulak, indecent act fin-
Andrew D, Weaver, assaulting | ed $50 and for contributing to ju-

lice senteri¢ed to four months} venille delinquency fined $100.

SECOND SECTION

@eerERRACE “OMINECA" HERALD ... TERRACE, B.C.
Wednesday, March 2, 1966 Page 11
co Around the Town | Prrnnes

The Reverend Lloyd Andersen, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
B.Th, and family are arriving this

a
gveek from North Vancouver, Rev.
eeeandersen js taking over as pastor is a rH
mof Bethe] Baptist Church in Te

iy.
perace. .

by Poul Bogelund
i i te ae a a a

The increase in membership is
continuing: Comrade Alger re-
ports 120 regular members paid
up, with the full quota of 81 club
members filled.

Comrade Alger and Sheasby re-
‘presented Terrace Branch, at the
installation of officers at the Ki-
timat Branch No. 250, on Febru-
ary 26. They report a good turn-
out, a well conducted installation

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ang to stop at stop sign fined $10; | driving for 60 days: Gloria Turley, |

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ci)

Dickard and a most hospitable after-ses-

Life. Member Million Club } °°" co
The date of the zene meeting

The
MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA| has been changed. pue to unfor-
. . seen circumstances the meeting
is owned oar 2 aeynoncers will be held in Terrace on Satur-
It pays to own policy | 24% March 19.

with it. . Charter flights to the United

POLICIES TO MEET EVERY | Kingdom, sponsored by the Pacific
_ NEED Command, have proven an unquali-

Family Protection - Mortgage] fied success. Flight Nos. 1 and 3

ome ge ene meee ee ee ee ee

Vancouver and Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Davis of Quesnel were recent visi-
tors at the Sulton home in Cedar.
vale.

some 150 masterpieces from

Business Insurance have been sold out, but reserva-
Trust Funds tions will still! be accepted for
flight No, 2 which is scheduled to
475 Howe Street leave Vancouver on June 4, re-
Vancouver, B.C. turning on June 25.
Phone: Bus.— 683-6905
Res, — 921-7870 The date of the next regular
Local —VI 3-2249 monthly meeting is March 8. All
ctf Legionaires please take note and
reece turn out,

around the world.

> FEATURING: “THe Nicect Rope'*

Cedarvale News...

- On February 24, residents of
Cedarvale welcamed their first
flowers of the season, as hardy
showdrops made their way through
melting snows to reach the sun-
light. The flowers are blooming in
the garden of Mrs. Sutton, and
elsewhere on the property snow is
still about three feet deep.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burke of

a
The Expo art gallery will house

HONDA PRIKES &
START AT LESS o
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THAN $300.00

See the HONDAS at:

KARL’S TRADING POST

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SECOND ANNUAL

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