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TERRACE “‘Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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Wednesday, February 23, 196

The follow!..; convictions were
made in Terrace Magistrate’s
Court last week before Magistrate
Cc. J. Norrington:

Gerald Kind, driving while dis-
qualified fined $150; Andy Wen-
‘del, Wesley Chipman and John
Isajsky, intoxication each fined
$15; V & S Trucking Ltd., over-
height toad fined $35 and over-
weight load fined $50.

Houlden Logging Ltd., excessive
air loss fined $10; Louise Johnson,
drunk driving sentenced to seven
days and prohibited from driving
for three months; Harold Bolton,
intoxication fined $15.

Ed Gordon Trucking Ltd., .ex-
cessive air Ioss fined $10, no mud
flaps fined $10 and overheight
load fined $35; William Kluss,
overlength load fined $35, no mud

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flaps fined $10 and overheight
load fined $10.

Larry Bellamy, impaired driv-
ing fined $275 and prohibited
from driving for one month; Jack
Chipman and Frank Boyer, intoxi-
eation each fined $15; Lowry Glan-
ger, driving without due care fin-
ed $50 and for no speedometer
fined $10.

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

Loredo Contracting Ltd., over-
weight load fined $50; no mud
flaps fined $10 and no gross ve-
hicle weight markings fined $10;
James Punch, failing to dim head-
lights fined $25,

Willlam D, Mahoney, insuffici-
ent binders fined $25 and over-
height load fined $35; George Al-
lemann, inadequate muffler fined
$25; Ronald Forshner, unlicensed
chauffeur fined $15 and no emer-
gency brakes fined $10.

Ron’s Contracting, overweight
load fined $50; Allan Clough, no
chauffeur’s license fined $10; The
Beaver's Logging Ltd., overweight
load fined $50; William Long, in
toxication fined $15.

Daniel Stephens, minor in pos-
session fihed $20; Norman Chail-
ler, minor with no insurance fin-
ed $15; Harold Starrett, parking
too close to hydrant fined $10,

Ronald Roy and Orville McFar-
lane, intoxication each fined $15
and James Gasselin, impaired driv-
ing sentenced to 14 days.

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Around the Town

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Beckman of
Lazelle Avenue returned at the
week end after attending the fun-
eral of Mr. Beckman’s brother who
passed away in Rossland, B.C. on
Sunday, February 10.

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EDITOR

Editor
Terrace “Omineca” Herald

To me, there is only one quest-
jon related to booze to which the
ordinary drinker may not have an
answer,

Can a helpless alcoholic ever
become normal again? .
Since there may still be a few
desperate cases around who are
able to read, I would like to as-
sure them that it is possible.

BUT — it is first necessary to
reverse the conditions which first
drive you to over-indulgence. This,
in my case required 12 years. Per-
haps, if you are young healthy
and have security and aren’t pla-
gZued by do-gooders, you may be
able to do-it in less than 12
years, Meantime don’t be misled
by these people who tell you they
“quit it cold." They weren't help-
Jess alcoholics in the first place
and as a consequence, their advice
is worth nothing.

Next, the church can do a great
deal to help you. The church can
help you by keeping its misguided
miniong to hell out of AA meet-
ings and letting you work out the
solutions to your own prabiems.

Also — the police can help you.
They can help you by minding
their own business when you are
doing your very best to mind your
own business.

Magistrates can help you by
coming to the realization that
“for your own good” philosophies
are hest decided by the individual.

Now, 1 don't want to hear any
nonsense about drunken drivers,
We are talking here about ‘help-
less alcoholics’ and if you, the
reader, knew anything about ‘help-
less aleoholies’, you would know
that, ag such, one cannot even own

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Moses; “Let the people make m
a sanctuary, that I may. dwe
among them.” The Apostle Pa
referred to the church as, “th
pillar and ground of the Truth.”|)
The church does fail in som
respects, not because there :
something wrong with the Lor] ay
or the Bible, but because thi ie
church is made up of people, aniii™
people sometimes fail. Perha
an illustration of this would
that her members do not ‘conten
for the faith which was once de
vered unto the saints’, in instanceg
such as this.
The churchs’ role in the wortg®
is not that of a welfare institutid gy
as some think, her first commie
sion was to ‘preach the gospel Z

salvation’ and then to ‘do godm
unto all men.’ This the true Chraiia
tian does. “Unto ALL men, of A
colors, of ALL races, everywhere
Thank you, for the space 7
your interesting paper. i aa
Yours truly, ia

Hank Wulff .
Camp Creek, Albet

to drive one.

So — in conclusion, people can
do s great deal to help the alco-
holic. Let him fight his own battle.
He alone knows his problem.

Art Curfman

Editor
Terrace “Omineca” Herald

It was with much interest that
I began to read the letter in the
February 9 Herald by Mr. George
Rose. I thought that here at long
last, was someone who was going
to put Mr. Art Curfman in his
place,

Mr. Curfman’s negative thoughts,
prompted by his athiestie ideas
make good reading for no one.
However, I felt that Mr. Rose
writes with the same pen as does
Mr. Curfman and enlightened
none, especially the younger gen-
eration that he spoke of.

Mr. Curfman made one of his
many attacks on the church. Mr.
Rose did the same thing when he}
inferred that the church is noth.
ing more than a “club” where
people “get saved” when they take
out membership. Salvation does
not come from “membership,” and
the church is a divine institution
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