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The 747 Squadron of Terrace Air Cadets traveled to Prince George to act as part of a security honor guard for Prince

Charles and Princess Di. The group was transported by a bus purchased for them by the Ladies’ Auxillary Royal Canadian

Legion Branch. 13. .

Ruth Tremblay photo

- Cadets attend Royal visit

by Ray Tremblay
Terrace Contributor
TERRACE — On Satur-
day, May 3, 23 members
of the Terrace Air
Cadets squadron
assembled at the local
K-Mart Store parking lot
and travelled to Prince
George to act as a secur-
ity honor guard for the

Peewee
schedule

Teams Coaches
1 Terrace Drugs AR. Michaud
2 C&B Sarvice R. Dilley
3 Op. Engineers H, Olson
4AllSeasons OD. Torgalson
5 CUPE Hawkeyes

Popps/Tanks
6 Cedarland Tire B. Barg
7 Northwest Sportsman

K. Isaac
The League co-ordinator Is
Rosales Dilley.
Elks and Cassie Hall parks
7:15 p.m.

May 15-1 vs 2,4 vs 5,6 vs 3
May 16 -6 vs 5,3 vs 2,7 ve 1
May 20-5 vs 7,6vs1,2vs4
May 22-145 5,3vs7,4ve6
May 23 -5 vs 4, 7 vs6,2¥s3
May 27-3 vs 6,2vs7,1vs4
May 29-7 vs 3,4vs 1,552
May 30-2 vs 1,5 vs 6,3 ve 4

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Dan Janzen (left), log yard supervisor at Westar Timber in Terrace, sald employees in the department have been given a $60

Royal Couple, . Sides of {5th Avenue
Cadets from other from Central Street to

squadrons and corpsalso City Hall.

attended and lined both They were driven to

Terrace 747 Air Cadet Squadron take a break and burn up
energy along the way. Ray Tremblay photo

Prince George by Ar-
mand Laplante and
another driver accom-
panied by instructors
Ron Gowe and Ron
Knoedler. Ivy Ostacaille
went as chaperone for
the girls.

The Cadets were hous-
ed at the Connaught
Youth Centre while in
Prince George. Cadets
stood guard as the
motorcade proceeded
along 15th Avenue at a
rather faster speed than
anticipated.

On the way back, the
Cadets were asked if they
had seen the royals.
Most of them replied
that all they saw were
noses in the rear of the
car due to speed. Some
mentioned seeing a smile
or a wave but this did not
mar their enthusiasm as
they all would do it
again. This was the
squadron’s first trip in a
bus donated by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 13 in Ter-
race,

gift certificate in recognition of 621 accident-free days on the job. This is a new record which has never been accomplished
in the log yard division before, Janzen said. Department employees receiving the certificates are Joe Raposo, Bob Turner,
Joe Da Sitva, Jim Candelora, Andy Campbell, Oliver McNeil, Jim MacDougall, Rick Jacura, Les Watmough, Ben Nielsen

and Bob Evans.

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Princess Di shakes hands with Terrace resident, Ray
Tremblay.

The Royal Couple take their time to meet and chat with the

elderly at Prince George city hall. Ruth Tremblay photo

Considerations for
vacation attire

by Elizabeth Evans
Terrace Fashion Columnist

TERRACE — Summer holidays are approaching

and it’s time to begin to think about what you'll be
wearing during your vacation.

Many of you will most likely be traveling to Van-
couver to see Expo 86, so you will need clothes ap-
propriate for Vancouver’s changing weather.

Whien traveling, it is a good idea to carry a small
backpack or tote bag with extras such as sweaters,
shorts — and an umbrella!

When shopping for summer clothes look for light
shirts, as they can be worn layered or alone, depen-
ding on current temperatures,

For those of you who won’t have access to aniron,
it is a good idea to bring clothes in crinkle cotton or
cotton polyester blends, as wrinkling won’t be as
noticeable.

For tops? Choose rayon or cotton polyester blends
as they are good for cutting down on wrinkles.

For light packing, try to mix and match all your
outfits by keeping basic color schemes. Example:
brights or pastels, creams or whites, etc. By doing
this you can wear almost any shirt or blouse with any
skirt or pants. As well as saving space this also gives
you a wider variety of possible outfits.

Bring along a few accessories as well. Perhaps a
bright multicolored scarf with jewelry to match. By
using accessories creatively, you can achieve many
different looks from the same clothes.

Happy Holidays!

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