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BARNEY’S BOWL

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TERRACE’S MEN'S SINGLE BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP was taken by Robert Cote (left)
who is seen accepting the trophy from Barney’s Bowl proprietor, Barney Rowe, following
last Saturday's finals. Mr. Cote won the honor with a total of 2345 points for ten games.
Don Moen (not shown) was singled out Sunday afternoon when he took a single game

(staff photo) iim

First Terrace W.LI.
Holds Regular Meet

Members of the First Terrace
Womens Institute held their first
meeting of 1966 on February 23 at
the home of Mrs. ‘Beryl Peterson.
Three new members were welcom-
ed to the group.

Plans are underway to raise
funds to send a delegate to the
provincial convention to be held
at UBC from June 5 to June 9.

Most of the Terrace member:
Ship hopes to be able to attend the
district conference which is sched-
wled for the end of June in South
Hazelton.

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Thursday and Friday ALL SEATS RESERVED
9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. | ADVANCE TICKET SALE
Saturday & pm. to 12:00 Contact Lenora Geeraert at Terrace Hotel

A series of “hospitality semin-
ars” for persons engaged in the
tourist and travel industry will be
held in six communities along
highway 16 and in the Cariboo dur-
ing the period March 7 to March
15, The Lakelse Hotel will be the
Terrace seminar headquarters on
March 7. The mecting begins at
7:30 pm.

The British Columbia Govern-
ment Travel Bureau and the de-
partment of education, assisted by
the British Columbia Hotel As-
sociation and the British Columbia
Motel and Resort Association, are
co-operating with local chambers
of commerce and organized tour-
ist groups in arranging the pro-
gram which promises discussions
of interest to both managers and
employees in the tourist industry.
Participating officials will in-
clude: John Buckley, assistant dir-
ector of the travel bureau, speak-
ing on The Importance of the Tour-
ist Industry and the Need for
Training of Management and Staff.
J. Roy Corbett, managing dir-
ector of the Hotel Association,
whose subject will be Leadership
in Management.

Sam Otto, president of the Motel
and Resort Association, who will
speak on Roadside Markets.

Ernest Schmutz, co-ordinator,
accommodation and food services,
department of education, who will

Hospitality Seminar Here On Mondayl ;

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outline training facilities availabl@
to members of the industry ana
their employees and prospectivaay
employees. a
Commenting on the programy
Mr. R. L. Colby director of thea
travel bureau points out that rev-iaM
enue from the tourist industry ing
Brilish Columbia in 1960 was 3m
$100,400,000 and that in five years
it has -inereased to $291,000,000. i

Trousseau Displayed §&
At Afternoon Tea Jf

Friends gathered at the home
of Mrs, T. Skillicorn at the tea &
hour Saturday when Miss Merry @
McColl, whose marriage takes §
place this weekend, displayed her §
trousseau finery. 7

Receiving guests was the bride’s &
mother Mrs. A. J. MeColl and her
two daughters, Mrs. W. Bull and @
Mrs. B. Anderson. i

Pouring during the afternoon §
were Mrs, Fred Locke, Mrs, T. i
3kMicorn, Mrs. R. Sparks and Mrs. ¥
G. H. Seaman. Brigitta and Wendy @
van Heek, Peggy Orr, Nancy
Sparks and Gayle Seaman assisted @
in serving the delicious refresh. 3
ments, q

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