- Scouts, Guides replant: clear-cut

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Terrace area Beavers, Scouts and
Cubs fanned: out ‘éver a clear-cut
logging area at Skeena West May
12, planting between 2,000 and
3,000 seedlings in their annual
"Trees for Canada" event involving
Scouting and Guiding movement
people across the nation.

Conditions were cooperative this
year — the weather was perfect,
the terrain was easy, planting
conditions were good, and at the
end of the project there were
plenty of hot dogs, doughnuts and
drinks courtesy of local forest
companies.

"The trees are really excellent
this year,” remarked silviculturist
Bob Wilson, examining a tightly-
packed container. "B.C. grows the
best.” Wilson handed out-25 or
more trees to each planter.

- Wilson’s wife Sandra, a promi-
nent figure in the local Scouting

- and: Guiding movement, explained

‘that funds raised through the tree-
planting effort are split 65-35
between the local and national
Scouts. "It is a great opportunity
for the boys and girls to learn
about the forests first-hand," she

said. "And for them to take an
interest in growing trees as well as
raising funds."

The older Venturer scouts and
their leader Earl Peden helped set
up the food and organize the pro-
ject.

More charges laid in this
year’s Spring CounterAttack

TERRACE — Although ‘RCMP
checked fewer vehicles during the
1991 Spring CounterAttack than in
the previous year, more impaired
driving charges were laid during
the three-week period and more
24-hour suspensions were issued.

Twenty people were charged
with drunk driving this year out of
1,909 vehicles checked; last year
13 -charges arose out of 2,702
vehicles checked. RCMP issued 19
roadside suspensions, compared to
15 for-the year before.

Accidents, damage levels and

total traffic charges for the period
were down. In 1990 there were
two fatal collisions in which a total
of two people died; this year there
were none. There were virtually
the same number of property dam-
age collisions, and six people were
injured in collisions this year,
down from eight injuries in 1990.

Roadchecks were set up for a
total of 75.5 hours during this
year’s campaign, and RCMP put in
a total of 253 hours working on
those roadchecks.

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 15, 1991 AB

Terrace Scout and Gulde movement members planted between

2,000 and 3,000 trees at a site in the Skeena West forest area at

their annual Trees for Canada event Sunday.

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