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took @ severe damage tol! Friday, as Terrace continued to
suffer in temperatures four degrees below zero, Display
windows at the Terrace 5c to $1.00 Store on Kalum Street
(top photo) smashed when a neighboring sign blew down
and struck the department store. A large pole sign in the
Co-op parking lot lost the upper portion of its lettering.
Several sheets of plywood placed in a window at Eaton's
following a previous breakage incident, blew out and struck
a parked vehicle on Kalum. Numerous other damage was

_reported in the wake of the bitter blow. staff photos
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by DAVE BORN

In recent articles we have
been exploring some of the sun-
nier vacation spots recommended
for this time of year. But before
we take off, lets not forget to
mention one very important item.
Baggage. What to pack and how
much. ;

ber is to cut down as mtich as
possible. The average vacation
lasts only two weeks, so you won't
need a tremendous amount of

available. One chap I know, re-
cently took off for a four week
jaunt through the South Pacific
and took only one extra shirt. This
may be cutting it a bit fine, but
it does show what you can do.

The girls probably have a hard-
er time cutting back than the

three different color schemes. This
will make it impossible to pack all
the accessories. Stick to one basic
color scheme and then you can

adding a scarf or a blouse.

Also, if you will not be attend-
ing any formai affairs, leave your
formal evening clothes at home.
Business suits and sports jackets
and slacks for the men will do

Ultimately, the climate will de-
termine the kind of clothes you
will take. Check before hand what
temperatures you can expect and
be guided accordingly. Your tra-
ve] agent is invaluable here as he
is for alt aspects of your trip.

bring along a small bar of per-
sonal soap. This is a good idea,
especially for sensitive skin, as
a lot of the standard hotel soap
may not agree with your skin.
Also pack some medical supplies

iodine ete.
If you ate taking a camera or
binoculars, it is a good idea to
get a Customs registration slip be-
fore you leave and register these
Items. That way, you won't have

the country. These items, inciden-
tally, are not included in yout
baggage allowance, but can be car-
ried on board free.
Don’t take valuable jewelry.
This only creates headaches,
One last item of importance is
electric appliances, notably shav-
ers. Most countries outside of
North America do not haye the
same voltage as we da, so it is im-
portant to check and then to se
cure the proper adapter. Also,
some of the European plug recep-
tacles are of the three prong type.
Here again, check with your travel
agent,

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