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TREE PLANTING (Dept. Lands & Forests) Spring tree planting projects are currently being conducted by the Department on three different areas in the Geraldton District. A total of 1,200,000 trees is involved in thus undertaking, and approxima- tely 100 planters are employed to assist in the com- pletion of the work. An additional 655,000 trees are being planted by Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Company Limited under the terms of a regeneration agreement made between that Company and the Department. Shortly after the completion of the work described above, summer planting of 100,000 trees will be carried out by Junior Rangers who will be arriving in the District at the end of June. At the same time, some of the Department's permanent staff will already be engaged in planning similar programmes for the 1965/66 season. TWO NEW MOTELS IN DISTRICT The Sunset Motel, owned by the Speziale Bros. of Schreiber and situated on Highway #17 near the O.P.P. headquarters, although not completely finished, has opened its doors to guests. A motel is also being erected on the north side of the Highway near Jackfish Lake. The usual flurry of spring construction in Terrace Bay includes one new home, several garages and extensions to existing premises. QUETICO CONFERENCE AND TRAINING CENTRE One of the most unique training courses offered under the Federal=Provincial retraining scheme has just concluded at the Quetico Conference and train- ing Centre. The seven-week course was designed to help women and girls acquire a variety of skills mar- ketable to tourist operators. "Well trained resort personnel are essential to good tourist relations and repeat tourist dollars", said C.M McIntosh, Centre director. Resort employees often must wear ma.ny hats - they must be capable waitresseq, efficient cabin girls, trained cook's assistants and be proficient in child care. "Employment potential in the tourist industry is high and even though the work is seasonal, people who might otherwise be unemployed can voonk Ke six to ight months of the year." (Continued on Pag. PROM PROM ORDER CORSAGES FOR MARY'S pro, PROM Flower Shop No w PHONE 442, SCHREIBER FOR RENT - Apartment, clean, modern and heated one and two bedrooms, immediate occupancy. Private entrance. Phone Schreiber 274 or 213. TENDERS Tenders will be received up to 5 P.M. June 15th, for the construction of a Police Office and suitable entrance at the Municipal Office. See T. Brown for Particulars. BEDDING PLANTS FOR SALE - due to demand being so great another truck load .of bedding plants will be in again on THURSDAY morning -'same time and place. The Horticultural Society also has extra Begonia and Petunia plants for sale. Phone 3617. RIDE TO MONTREAL -- room for 3 or 4 passengers in late model car going June 19th, returning June 27th or 28th. Phone 3588. The head never begins to swell until the mind stops growing. Ulcers.are the direct result of mountain climbing over mole-hills. ACROSS 1. Covering of a deck opening 6. Cubic meter 11, Silk scarf: eccl, 12. Bracket- DOWN 1, A throng 2. Chief 3. Edible rootstock 4, Salesman 5. Chop 6. Soak up 21. Decor- ated letter 25. Breeze supported bay window 13. Contort 14. Turkish coins 15. God of thunder: Norse 16. Tallow tree 17. Eskimo boat 21, A dandy 24. Heats, as glass 28 Near: poet. 30. Simpleton 31, Certain . military officers 33..Man's : nickname 34. Leg joints 36. Roman garment 39. Gem 43. Bennet 45. Goddess of flowers: Rom. Relig. . 46, John ---- Garner, former U.S. vice- president. 47. Egglike 48. Driving rain and ice 49. Flocks 7. Trailed 8. Ireland 9. Breed 10. Girl's name 18. Biblical character 19. At home 20. Plant of carrot family 26. Card game 27. Pigpen 29. Side- ways 32. Music note 35. Explain 36. Browns in the sun 37, Elliptical Cl izimir [Oro] 88. Factor 40. Without wealth 41. Dry 42. Youths 44, Place 45. Exclamation a a Ch CAL LL PLZ 7 CCPL ae VME A a 7 pia: tA Dea re hed Sere