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WIND-UP FOR the season
came last Saturday night
when the Hotel
‘League staged its -ennuak
awards night in Barey's
Bowl. First place winners in
the league (upper photo}
were the Live Wires, left to
Grace. Rowe,
Rowe, Lavita MacDonald,
Wilf Westeroth and Reg

right, -

Jefferson.

51498, Runner-up. in Hotel
League action was the
Canadian Freighways team
{lower photo, left to right),
Kenny,
Arnie Lindstrom, Georgina
Dyer (a fifth teammate was
unavailable for the photo-
graph). Score for the second
placers was 4803.

Al

‘Open

B&G
erocery
SOUTH KALUM STREET

11 am. to 10 p.m.

Bowling - |

Rae

Their score was

George Dyer,

(staff photos)

DAILY

WTERRACE “Omingca’” HERALD,

TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Wednesday, May 4, 19

& STORA

Long and Short Moving
24-HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE
Heated Warehouse Storage 4 Arca , ;

Highway ay16 Was Yorroce B B.@
formerly Skene Auto Metal)

Cleve Evans Ken Titcomb

- “Serving B.C.'s - Northwest” .

Phone 843-6180

NOTICE

ROYAL COMMISSION ON
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
AND RELATED MATTERS

PUBLIC INQUIRIES ACT (R.S.B.C, 1960, ¢.315)

TAKE NOTICE that His Honour The Lieutenant-Governar in Council

has been pleased to appoint the following persons, namely:

Mr. Justice Robert Alexander Gurnia Woalian,
Dr. Peter Alfred Lusztig, and
Charley Edward Stuart Walls,

Commissioners to make inquiry into and concerning monetary losies
and expense resulting from motor-vehicle accidents invelving persons \
adversa in interest and into faasible and sound proposals for modera:
tien thareaf, and in 16 doing ta inquire particularly into

{a)
(b)

(c)

(d)
(e)

.

(a)

(h)

1)

the costs and dalsy involved in the determination and recdvery
of compensation by victims of motor-vehicle accidents,

the portion of fotal damages tha? are recovered by victims of
motor-vehicte accidents by court proceedings and by setilement
and whether adequate campensalion is obtainable by auch vic-
ims under present procedures,

the cost to insurers, fo persons who pay insurance premiums,
end to the public generally of providing present forms of auto-
mobile. insurance determined on the basis of past and current
experince and whether the cost is in proper relationship to the
effective protection obtained,

the aperatian of the arrangements with Traffic Victima Indemnity
Fund,

the changes in the need for insyrance renutting from the availa-
bility of hospital insurance, prepaid medical services plans, and
compansation under tha Workmen’s Compensation Act,

the justification for recent variations in avlemgblle insurance
pramium raias,

whether the public of this Province will be better served by
the continuation of present procedurss for the recovery of
damages arising ou of motorvehicle accidents and by the
preservation of present forms of insurance coverage or by some
varlation or variations tharecf, or by 3 plan wheraby compen:
sation for damage ariting from motor-vehicle accidents may be
paid without determination and attribution of rasponsibility there-
for, ar by a» combination thereof,

whether such a variation or a plan for compensation or such
a combination, if recommended, should be administered privately

or by or through a govornmenial department or a governmental

sgency or a combination thereof,’ and

) the methad and procedures that would be most affective in the

Intreduction of change if recommended,

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thot those intendiag to make sub-

missions to the. Commision are required to

@

write immediately to the Secratery at ‘he address below and in:
form him of such intentian and thereaftar

(b) Prepare & brief to he forwarded to reach the Secretary af the

address below not later than June 10th, 1946,
Further ‘notices with - public meetings of the «.,.ar

respect te
mission to hear submisions will be pabliched in due course,

Aprll 22nd, 1966.

H. L. Robinson,
Secretary, : . .
Royal Commission on “Automobile Inwurance,
P.O, Box 1388,
Victoria, B.C,

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-|jowrn in the Mills Memorial Hospi-

‘| Oh well, second helpings for those

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

Dispatch

ky Poul Begelund
gag a,
Hear Ye, All Legionaires. The
next regular meeting is on Tues-
day, May 10, in the Legion Audi-
torium, at 8 p.m. We would sure
like to see a little better attend-
ance than what we had at the last
meeting. So, paraphrasing a little:
“Won't you come out, Bill Bailey,
won't you come out.”

Greetings and best wishes to
comrade Kaulbeck and Goodlad,
both of whom are spending a s0-

tal — come back soon, comrades.

Royal Canadian Legion Flight
No. 2 to the old country has had
a face lifting: departure date and
return date have been changed and
the fare has been reduced. Those
of you who are interested, please
contact your branch secretary for
further details.

The saying is, that the read to a
man’s heart is through his stom-
ach. If that is so, the ladies of the
Auxiliary have gained access to
my heart through the wonderful
supper they served in the suditor-
tum last Friday night; too bad that
more of our legionaires, their-famf
lies and friends did not take ad-
vantage of a night out to enjoy a
teal home-cooked meal — and
without dishwashing afterwards.

of us who did go.
Next week's column will be de-

voted to the track and field clinic
at Prince George. See you then!

Successful Sale

Ladies Auxiliary to the Terrace
Air Cadet squadron No. 747 held
a bake sale in ald of the local

se has been termed very good.

Co-op during the afternoon and
evening,
Mrs. Peggy Scott was won by Mra.
The cake was decorated. in an Air
Cadet theme.
Proceeds from the sale will as-
sist Air Cadets in their endeavors.

-| Mrs, M; Hodges and Mra. D. Ren-|. ...
shaw were convenors for the’ bake-|

sale.
The Mayans y anvented their cal-

For Cadet Auxiliary|

cadets last Friday and the respon-
The sale was held in the Terrace |.

A cake made and decorated by} — fi
Normandy of South Sparks Street. |"

What are . ‘ASSOCIATES §
friends for if you can a a
borrow 50 dollars

till next payday? |

‘ - .) ee ta :
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money till the end of the month? At the Asééciates,
a $50 loan for two weeks costs only. 47¢,and it
establishes your credit for a larger amount when you .
need it, Same day service, coo. So if ' you need $50
or $500 or more, stop in and ask our manager about
an Associates Payday Loan. Matter’ of fact, what's
wrong with ‘phoning Tight now? L

; - ASSOCIATES FINANCE. COMPANY ure |

ender about 300. BC,

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