._ Wednesday, April 13, 1966

TERRACE “‘Omineca” HERALD, ‘TERRACE,- BRITISH COLUMBIA

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The following convictions were
m@ made in Terrace Magistrate's
fm Court last week before Magistrate
am C. J. Norrington:

Rudolph Gardner, speeding fin-
ed fined $30; Rex Krumm, minor
in possession fined $25; Norman
a Stanick, speeding fined $25 Eli.
fm zabeth Nelson, speeding fined $25

mand for failing to produce driver’s
license fined $19,

Arthur Curfman, intoxication
mafined $20; Richard J. Moore, pub-
Mm lic mischief fined $200. Jules Per-
mary, speeding fined $25, James Fer-

& Magistrate’s Court...

guson, improperly equipped vehi-
cue fined $20; Wayne Motz, no
tail lights fined $10; Leo Lefebore,
inadequate exhaust system fined
$10; Carl Han, failing to dim head-
lights fined $10.

Gregory Darrus, failing to stop
at stop sign fined $10; Joseph Le-
dux, intoxication fined $15; John
Pequin, public mischief fined $200;
Harry A. Grave, impaired driving
fined $275.

James Fleming, leaving vehicle
unattended fined $5; Larry Ren:
shaw, defective motor vehicle fin-

os Terrace WI Members

; Four members of the first Ter-
@eaerace Womens Institute accepted
athe invitation of the Kitsumkalum
Farmers Institute to attend a spe-
gecial conference and banquet at
mthe Lakelse Hotel on March 31,
me Guest speaker was M. M. Gil-
Meeechrist, markets commissioner, Vic-
memoria, BC. In his address he sug-
masesied that much could be gained
Beoy both institutes working in close
aeeconjunction and the hope was ex-
mepressed that wives of Farmers In-
meestitute members will niake every
Meerffort to become active members
meet the Womens Institute.
The April meeting of the First
errace W.I. will be held in the
pecommunity Centre on April 19 and
will precede a special evening of
afilms and talks by Mrs, Lena Par.
ington of Francois Lake. Mrs. Par-
matington is a former provincial pre-
masident of the Womens Institute of
mB.C. and she attended a confer-
Merence of the Associated Country
fee Worden of the World held last Sep.
@ tember in Ireland,
f Members from Terrace, Kitimat,
me Kispiox and South Hazelton will
a be in attendance and anyone in-
m feresled in WL. activities or mere-
a ly wishing to see the films, is cor-
m@ dially invited to attend.
j Refreshments will be served,
A prize will be offered for the
m@ best tea apron displayed at the
we District Conference in South Hazel-
ton in June, Each of the District’s
12 Institutes will ask members to

Cancer Blitz Set
For Monday Night

A two-hour “blitz” for funds will
m take place in Terrace on Monday
evening, Apri] 18, from 6:30 to
B 8:30.
Harry Smith is chairman of the
m local branch of the society and
m Con Strasbourg, campaign mana-
ger.
& 6©The provincial objective for this
year is $400,000, Terrace branch
_ would like to reach the $2,500
a inark,
) The money raised will be used
qifor research, education and wel-
fare purposes in the work of
Stamping out the dread disease,
cancer. Local monies are used to
gsive assistance with treatment,
eairansportation and drugs,
m Anyone interested in canvassing
min the town, or outlying areas
gon Highway 16, Old Remo and old
Airport Road igs asked to contact
mir, Strasbourg by phoning VI3-
mai 750.

tae
Vitamin C is nat a Jonglasting
mitamin in the human Body and its
mpply must be replenished daily.
's best sources are the citrus
Meruits and tomatoes and their
maiices, which should be included
mn the daily menu.

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Attend Conference

make a contest apron, The best tea
apron submitted by the Terrace
membership will be selected by
the audience attending the April
19 film showing at the Community
Centre. It will then be entered in
the District competition. All other
aprons will be sold at a bakesale
scheduled for Saturday, May 7 in
the Terrace Co-op. The bakesale
will feature aprons and plants as
well as home baking. It is sched:
wled to begin at 1 pm. and offers
an opportunity for young people
to pick up something different in
the way of a Mothers Day gift.

| Wallenhaupt, causing a disturb-

ed $15; Dennis Flegel speeding
fined $25.

Andtew Luke Bevan, causing
bodily harm fined $250; William
D. Mahoney, overwidth vehicle
fined $35; (George Wallenhaupt,
driving without due care fined $25,

Stanley Watt, expired driver's
license fined $10; Allen Mackenzie,
failing to stop at stop sign fined
$10; Michael Potter, speeding fin-
ed $30; William Bloor, speeding
fined $25 and for passing traffic
contro! device fined $20.

Harold Stidel, unlicesed motor
vehicle fined $10: Robert MoCon-
nell, intoxication fined $15; George

ance sentenced to one day. 5

Magistrate F. H. Adames presld-
ed for the following:

Albert Verkovod, intoxication

fined $15, for littering highway
fined $15 and’ for consuming in a
public place fined $50; Vincent R,
Williams, improperly equipped ve-
hicle fined $20,
Sam Luke Pete, intoxication fin.
ed $20; Robert J. Long, speeding
fined. $35; Peter Gelesta MacMil-
lan, unattended motor vehicle fin-
ed $20,

Donal! Rooks, no Ueense plates
fined $16, minor with no insurance
fined $10; Charles Jeans, impair-

ed driving fined $275; Raymond

O'Gorman, intoxication fined $20,
Louis Nadon, Percy Kennedy,
Raymond Kajala, each fined $20
for intoxication; Albert Sinclair,

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The following ten tax reductions are now In effect:
1. All meals are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.
2. School supplies are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

3. Clothing and footwear for children under fifteen is exempt
from the 5% S.S. Tax.

4, Library books are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

5. Magazines, Periodicals and News
the 5% S.S. Tax.

6. Confections are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.
7. Candies are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.
8. Soft Drinks are exempt from the 5% S.S. Tax.

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9, Non-profit organizations operating community projects are
exempt from the Provincial Real Property Tax.

10. Community Halls are exempt from the Provincial
Real Property Tax.

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

HON. W. A. C. BENNETT

Premier and Minister of Finance.

G. S$. BRYSON

Deputy Minister of Finance,

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area fined $35 and for failing to,
stop at stop sign fined $15,
Ambrose Stewart and Richard J.
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