IT’S HERE! At least there’s plenty
of sign in the community. Our
photographer Jerry Gauthreaw tour-
ed the town fast Friday armed with
camera and eye out for spring
This page features some of the re-
sulting pictures,

TOP LEFT: A toy dump truck,
a sand pile, and two little boys com-
bine to assure us that spring is here,
The young fry, Kelly Kerr and Tadd
Bellamy, were found at play on Agar
Avenue.

SECOND LEFT: Tulips and daf-
fodils brighten a Terrace home with
early spring color. .

THIRD LEFT: Lunch hour at:

.oseena, Secondary. School —. not In. +

.. the . lunchroom): but :aut.jon :thes;:

grounds, A-sure:sign that summer ~~:
‘is not far away, - ‘
BOTTOM LEFT: Spring: without
golf? Never! Ron Cush ‘of Spring
Creek Golf Course was out on the

links. Friday, trying his swinging

arm,

TOP RIGHT: Well, of course, it’s
Spring, What further proof is need-
ed: than this shot of Ron Hurst of ©
Prince Rupert, trying his luck in
the Kalum River, -

SECOND RIGHT: Soapbox derby

time is just around the comer and
Robert ‘Wood and Gerald Budlong
were out Friday giving their cart
a preliminary run, | ‘
. ‘THIRD RIGHT: Mrs. James Glen
of Sparks Street was one of many
afternoon gardeners, out in Friday's
sunshirie, In this photo she has just
finished planting a new lilac tree.

BOTTOM RIGHT: The teaching
Sisters of St. Anthony's Elementary | :
school in Kitimat usher their young:
charges across a Terrace street en-
route to the second annual spring
Music. Festival.

- There were. several other signs
of spring to be found thrqughout
the community but our photograph-
er tells us it is difficult to get good
‘shots of people sighing with relief, .
and saying; “Ah, at fast!"