TERRACE “Omineco” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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|JHAVE YOU MET... .

Jack Barman Back
For Brief Visit

Jack. Barman, a Terrace old-
timer of thirty years duration, and
now living. in retirement in Van-
couver, is a visitor to town this
week. He is enjoying visits with
old friends.

It is a year since Mr, Barman
left the area for the southern city.
In that leisure year he enjoyed tra-
velling about the country. Last
September he attended the instal-
lation ceremony of the sovereign
grand master of the Oddfellows’
Lodge in Chicago. There he met
an old friend whom he had not
seen in 47 years, They had been
discharged from the US Army to-
gether at the close of World War
One,

-Mr. Barman brought greetings
from the south from a number of
former Terrace residents, Mrs,
Hans Koeh and the Peeke Vouts of
Campbell River and RCMP Corp
and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Victoria.

From here Mr. Barman is going
on to Smithers and later he will
attend an IOOF prand lodge meet-
ing in Chilliwack,

“E see a tremendous improve-
ment in the town." Mr. Barman
told the press and-predicted, “Ter.

J|tace will become the centre hub

for the whole area,”
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CRADLE ROLL

The following births were regist-

ered at Mills Memorial Hospital

this week;
BORN To:— _

Mr. and Mrs. Rene Renaud, April
21, a daughter,

Mr, and Mrs, Donald Anderson,
April 21, a daughter,

Mr. and Mrs. James Mould,
April 22, a daughter,

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Azak, April
23, a son.

Mr, and Mrs. Peter Bonnesch
ranz, April 24, a son.

Mr, and Mrs, Gerry Allen, April
26, a daughter.

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_ Around the Town

Terrace Chess Club announces

that Mrs. Phyllis Smyth was win-||!

ner of the hockey pool for game
one of the 1986 Natlonal Hockey
League finals.

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All - Day Session
For Safety Men

About 100 representatives of
labor and management for logging
companies in the area participated
in a safety seminar at Skoglund’s
Hotsprings on Saturday, April 29
from 10:30 till 4 p.m.

Guest speakers for thé occasion
were Andy Smith, regional safety
director of the International Wood-
workers of America and Murray
Clark of the accident prevention
department of the Workmen’s
Compensation Board, Their addres:
ses were both interesting and in-
formative.

Five safety points were the basis
for discussion groups that argued
both for and against the subject.

Topics for discussion were: Are
safety rallies an effective injury
prevention tool? ;

Are joint labor-management
safety committecs useful in reduc-
ing accidents?

Are joint safety inspections good
injury prevention techniques?

Do people care if they get hurt?

Are incentives effective tools in
lowering accident frequencies?

The lively discussions proved
beneficial as was indicated in the
summary of the day given by S.
Allison, director of accident pre-
vention for the B.C. Loggers’ As-
sociation,

Safety displays by Fleck Bros,

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and Levette Safety were on view,

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A SEA OF HARD HATS converged on Pohile’s Mill this week as

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209 school children took part in a Canadian Forestry Association
sponsored Day In The Woods, highlighted by a tour of the local
sawmill. The outdoor forestry lessons lasted for three days with
children from all of Terrace’s elementary schools participating,
The above group was comprised of students from Riverside Ele-
mentary and Cassie Hall Elementary. ;

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