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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

’ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 197%

Tourist
seminar
planned

Want to know more about the
tourist industry?

Canada Manpower is spon-
soring a “hospitality seminar”
to promote’ better un-
derstanding of the tourist in-
dustry in the Skeena,

The seminar will be held in
Terrace on March 10 at the
Lakelse Hotel. Similar sessions
will take place in Smithers,
Kitimat and Prince Rupert.

Identical sessions will be held
from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 pm. and
from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m,

Topics of discussion will be
the economic impact of tourism
of the community; visitor
motivation; meeting the visitor

and the individual and
hospitality.

No registration fee will be
charged,

Applications are availabe at
Canada Manpower.

Hits car;
gets fine

A ear driven by Craig Clark |
was overtaking another car on |
the Skeena bridge when it hit |
the rear of a vehicle driven by
Brian Short, Sunday.

The cars received a total of °
$350 damages.

Clark was charged with ,

THINKING DAY-a world wide scout day--was celebrated in
Terrace Tuesday. Mrs, Colin Stewart, provincial guide com-
missioner from Vancouver. was in Terrace to mark the event,
Local Brownies and Guides took part in the international Mrs. Colin
celebration by saving pennies for the World Friendship Fund...-
Staff photo.

Stewart,
provincial Girl Guide com-

following too close.

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Guide boss in town

missioner, was honored at a
luncheon here February 23.
Mrs, Stewart, of Vancouver,
was in Terrace to com-
nemorate “Thinking Day," a
world-wide scout day.

Girl Guide officials of the
Skeena and Kitsumgallum
districts honored Mrs, Stewart
at the luncheon.

Attending were, Mrs.
Doreen Ridsdale, division
commissioner; Mrs, Hiikka

Flury and Mrs, Norah
Ferguson, district com-
missioners; Mrs. Shirley

Parr, in charge of Guide
uniforms; Mrs. Marg Smith,
treasurer of the Skeena
district: Mrs. Jean Froese,
district secretary of the
Kitsumgallum; Eikeen
Shannon, treasurer; Gladys
Kerr, badge secretary; and

Joan Sparks; publicity
chairman. .
The group . discussed

wcamping and the welfare of

guiding.

Two Terrace entries left the
10th annual Aluminium City
Curling Bonspiel with top
honors in their events.

The Keith Melanson rink of
Terrace lost out to a Kitimat
rink in the “C" Event and then
got their revenge as they took
the Grand Challenge Trophy,
downing a Prinee Rupert
compeitior 4-1. .

Joe Whitney skipped the
Melanson rink to the victory
while Melanson played third,
Parker Mills second, and Jan
Johnson curled in the lead spot.

The other Terrace curler to
pick up a major trophy was the

master

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“USED TRUCK 3s”

Terrace takes top honors’ :
in Aluminum City

Cliff Sharples foursome who
squeezed by their Kitimat
opponent 7-6.

The win gave the local squad
the “D” Event top spot finish.

The Sharples- rink had Jim
O'Brien at lead, Don Deane
curling second, Lloyd Atchison
at third and Cliff Sharples
skipped the locals.

Qnen 3-6 Mon. - Fri.

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‘Spiel’:

The two rinks were: the only
Terrace rinks to finish first in a
Major event at the four day
‘spiel.

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Princeton Highway is named
after John Fall Allison who
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