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BERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD ...

TERRACE, B.C,

ednesday, April 20, 1966

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y of forestry lessons,
rhe Outdoor Classroom program
1 accommodate 74. Clarence
hiel students on Monday, April
71 Riverside and Cassie Hall
dents on Tuesday, April 26; and
Thornhill and Uplands students
wo Wednesday, April 27.
mhe outdoor classes are design-
mas a supplement to the students
maular studies,
me lans call for youngsters to visit
meclse picnic site where they will
mexcive instruction on the identi-

700 Elementary Pupils

= During the last week of April, over 200 grade seven
udents from Terrace schools will take to the woods for a

The Woods

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ff GRADUATE of Royal Jubilee

Hospital in Victoria, Marilyn
mcook, only daughter of Mr. and
airs, Jack Cook of Terrace, will
Make pirt in graduation exer-
Beises in the Royal Theatre in
Victoria on Sunday, May 1. Mr.
Band Mrs, Cook will attend the
mceremonies. (Photo by Leonard
Holmes Studio, Victoria)

fs Awards For 3

A Terrace Scouts

Among 224 Queen’s Scouts who
meceived their Queen's Scout par-
mument from His Honour G. R,
earkes, Lieutenant Governor for
British Columbia in a colorful
eremony at Government House
ast Thursday, were three Terrace
boys,
Lance Richard Stewart, 18, of
11 Sparks Street and a member
mt Third Terrace Troop; Gerald
monald Hoffman, 15, of First Ter-
mace Troop and James Erie Kerby,
4, also of First Terrace Troop,
mere the three local lads taking
art in the ceremony, :
= The lads attended a luncheon
Mponsored by the Honorary Vice-
resident of the Provincial Coun-
gil, Honorable Frank H. Ross of
wictoria. Following the presenta-
zon ceremony at Government
House, the visiting Scouts toured
; e Navy establishment at Esqui-
malt, .
m The boys returned home on Sun-
Bay afternoon.

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& Darby's Equipment
f RENTAL & SALES

Soment Mixers - Wheelbarrows
so Floor Sanders - Staple Guns
Ladders - Skill Saws, etc.

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546 Lozelle - P.O. Box 714
‘ Terrace, B.C,

prevention, control and detection,
park manners and structure and
growth of trees, Following the
morning of instruction, students
will have a picnic lunch at the
campsite before returning to Ter-
race where they will téur Pohle’s
lumber mill.

Students are requested to bring
large lunches and it is suggested
that thermos bottles of soup or
milk accompany the meal. There
will not be sufficient time for any
outdoor cooking during the noon
hour.

Tt is also stressed that old cloth:
ing or camping attire be worn by
students and that light raincoats
be carried in case of showers. In
the event of heavy rain the pro-
gram will be postponed,

The Day in the Woods has been
arranged by the Canadian Fores-
try Association in co-operation
with Ranger ©. Gorley of the
Terrace branch, B.C. Forest Serv-
ice as well as Columbia Cellulose

Company ‘(Terrace Woods Divi-
sion),

CNR Moves Over
To Day Coaches

Effective Sunday, April 24, Can-
adian National Railways’ railiner
service between Prince George and
Prince Rupert will be replaced by

including day coaches, sleeping
and dining facilities. This wil! co-
incide with a new schedule which
will be as follows:

The easthound passenger. train
will leave Terrace at 1.05 pm.,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The westbound passenger train
will leave here at 4.50 p.m, Sun-
day, Wednesday and Friday.

fication of native trees, forest fire

regular passenger train equipment, ;

TERRACE HAS THE HONOR of being the location of the I71!st
branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in British
Columbia. The new Terrace branch officially opened for business
on Monday morning, April 18, in Super-Valu Shopping Centre. A
well-attended “at home’ was held in the bank premises on Satur-
day afternoon, April 16, followed in the evening by a banquet in
the Lakelse Hote! for civic officials and business and company
managers. Bank manager A. H, Foltz was assisted in receiving quests
and patrons by G, T, Ormston, superintendent of B.C. branches
of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Cormmerce.

All times are Pacifie daylight.

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Krazy Kurves ............. 614
GEMS... .. eee cece eer eeee 60 RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL
Gack Willows . " : ut ; “ a Agents for Wallace Neon and Neon Products
Pinpoppers ..... ........... 30 FOR SERVICE AND ESTIMATES, PHONE:
High single, Terrace, Bob Ramsay VI 3-2445
F. Lindstrom .............., 282 KITIMAT, N. COULTER, 1072
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High triple, :
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_A. H. Foltz, Manager