Page B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 12, 1993

GREENHOUSES)

Twins to be reunited

A Buffalo ranch and a Hutterite
colony are some of the places a
group of Thornhill Jr. Secondary
school students will visit when
they embark on an exchange trip
to Brandon, Manitoba this
weekend, |

They will be there from May 17
to 24 visiting their ‘‘twins’”? — a
class of Brandon students.

The Brandon students were here
last week touring the northwest
from Prince Rupert and Kitimat
to the Nass Valley.

“Tt was vety scenic when the
clouds lifted,”’ one student said.

They took in some difficult

walking in the lava beds of the
Nass Valley and enjoyed Nisga’a
hospitality at the home of chief
Rod Robinson. :

For some the high point of the
week was a ride on the Prince
Rupert water taxi. >

Many had never seen the ocean
before, and to them it was a spe-
cial moment.

Another student went with his
Thornhill ‘twin to Work Channel

where they went fishing and crab-

bing.

‘Yet another hit his moment of
glory when he found a few, flakes
of gold in his gold pan at Kleanza

Creek.

Many friendships were made
and the two groups parled compa-
ny last Friday. -

The Brandon students say they
are also planning to lake their
Thornhill counterparts to an army

base and to oil fields near Ver-

den, Man. .

The Thornhill Jr. Secondary
students participating in the ex-
change trip are: Laura Carlson,
Buddy Doane, Cindy Menz, Janie
Ramsey, Jill Thiessen, Clare Hal-
lock, Donnita Vienneau, Linda
Lockyer, Jeffrey _ Daugherty,
Bernadetie. Buck, Martin Ouellet,
Kristie Kirkby, Daina. Home,

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northwest iast week. Now
the Thornhill students fly
out
Brandon to take in same of
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's. P, C. A. ANNOUNCES 1993 |
HUMANITARIAN AWARD WINNERS

Eight British Columbian animal lovers have received
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