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Magistrate's Court

The following convictions were
made in Terrace Magistrate's
Court last week: .
Magistrate C. J. Norrington:

James Carnell for impaired driv-
ing was fined $250 and prohibited
from driving for. three months:
Harold Strain, driving when lic-
ense suspended: due to failure to
Pi file financial responsibility fined

$100, .

David Trowsdale, impaired driv-
ing fined $300. mo

There were 26 liquor offence
convictions; two for driving - with
undue care; 20 for other traffic
offences; four trucking violations
and three other minor offences,
Magistrate F. H, Adames

John Erickson was fined $100
for driving while prohibited; Geo.
Brown was sentenced ta 14 days
for trespassing.

There were five liquor convic-
tions; 12 convictions for speeding
and minor traffie offences; three
for trucking offences and two for
other minor offences.

—
CENTENNIAL MEMOS

English author John Emmerson
wrote in 1865 that unless a per-
son had money, it is useless . to
come to British Columbia — and
if he has it, “Why then he better
stay home and enjoy it.”

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letters to the editor...

Terrace “Omineca” Herald

I take strong exception against
your editorial “What idiocy is
this?" in the Herald of June 22,
Being neither English nor
FrenehCanadian I feel there is an
urgent need for more «understand-
ing and respect between the two
if Canada can ever claim to be a
true nation. What better way to pro
mote understanding and interest
than the painless one of a French
language station in B.C? Culture
and Janguage of the French-Cana-
dian wil] become familiar to you
without expensive dull lessons or
crash courses. What a hoon to our
high school students, who - you
agree should be taught French, to
be able to combine pleasure with
learning, and to improve their
pronunciation taught by English
Canadianst

T assure you there are many peo
ple who, like yourself, do not be-
long to the 2,800 people speaking
French only, who, unlike yourself,
are still most interested in getting
a chance to lear another language
than their own; and whose “free and
easy Western” personality is free
enough to listen to somebody else's
viewpoint,

As for tlie CBC — no words of
praise are good enough for an in-.

‘[that retaing thé- ability to

seup!

couver plywood factory as the B.C. TEL closed circuit television

camera sees them.Watching a conveyor beltis an extremely tedious job.

Closed circuit TV takes over this essential but dreary chore,enabling the

‘man it replacesto move on to more productive and worthwhile work.

Second by second, hour after

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stitution that has been‘ a ‘pion
dn bringing radio to this count
that has the courage of ite come
vietions to justly criticize ange
not seek easy popularity, ani

‘beyond the demand of the averag
public ‘and keep in mind the benja@
fit of that public, - Re
Yours sincerely, im
' Mrs, W. HL van Heal
Editor — . _
Terrace ‘“Omineca” Herald

In your April 27 edition yqim
carried a picture of a section of i
tree found in the Copper Rivas
area, which tree contained on BEM
the carved names of a number fe
people who presumably were sim
tioned in Terrace during the Sq
ond World War. —

I checked with the departmenmas
of defence and veterans affaie
and discovered the following
which may be of some interest {
you and your readers: ;

The initials P.W.R. relate to (iam
Prince of Wales Rangers withime
which there were two Priy
Campbells, each with the initi
of their christian names R. D. ie

F0638 Private Campbell, Reva
en David, Born in Cumberland Cg
NS., 27 November 1922, Enrollé
at Halifax, 27 January 1943, wy

- M610524 Private Campbell, Rage
bert Douglas. Born in Round Hila
Alta, 3 January 1923. Enrolled fie
Edmonton, Alta, 30 Novembe _
1942, - a

1.608860 Private Selinger, Frail
John. Born in Delke, Sask., 5 7
vember 1918. Enrolled at Regin#ae
Sask,, 15 January 1043, a

L.600011 Rifleman Eurich, Davicjam
Born in Luseland, Sask., 19 Jul¥
1919. Enrolled in Regina, Sask.,
March, 1941,

K.59502 Private Robinson, Harry
Friend, Born in Qu’Appelle, Sask.,™
12 September 1913. Enrolled ing
Vancouver, B.C, 12 December 1942,

L.608819 Private Heuer, Edward @
Albert, Born in Swift Current,
Sask., 7 August 1921, Enrolled infil
Regina, Sask. 14 January 1949,

L.609204 Private Nazar, Steve Al- @
fousus. Born in West Bend, Saak,, fi:
10 January 1917. Enrolled in Re &
gina, Sask., 26 January 1943, me

If there is a desire to communi. }
cate with any of these gentlemen,
one should address the letter to im
the individual, listing his regimen-&
tal number and sending it ing
care of the department of Veterans
Affairs, Ottawa 4, Ontario. The led
ter will then be delivered to that J
person's last known addregs. 7

I hope this information is satis-

factory and sufficiently informa-@™
Hive, . ;

Yours sincerely,
Frank Howard, MP Skeena 7
Editor "
Terrace “Omineca”. Herald fe
I believe your editorial headlines fi
were misplaced in the issue of §
June 22, "What Idiocy Is. This?” I
should have headed your editorial .

‘In my opinion, one suck summed§
it up very well when she said, “It’s
a good thing we're working for
love; if we were working - for fm
money, most of us would bela

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