The Teredo War in Coastal Waters and Wood Borers
A historical overview of marine wood borers or teredos affecting pilings docks and logs from Alaska to British Columbia and California. It describes two main borer groups Bankia teredo and limnoria, their destructive methods, and the BC Research Council’s campaigns using chemicals, creosote, sonic inspection, enrobing, and divers to protect marine structures.
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Pliny the Elder
San Franciscan
British Columbia Research Council
North American
Pacific
Kodiak
Alaska
San Diego
California
B.C. Coast
San Francisco
Atlantic Seaboard
British Columbia
Limnoria
Bankia
B.C. Research Council
B.C
Council
Division of
Applied Biology
Chipman Chemicals Ltd
The
Research Council
B.C. Waters
San Joaquin
Sacramento
Bay
John Willis
Teenagers Need Mom and Dad Says Reverend Banting
A Reverend notes that parental guidance matters for teenagers over TV and allowances. He cites concert hysteria as a sign of self control lacking and urges fences and discipline. A classroom joke asks how old a person born in 1878 would be, sparking discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Very Short Skit About Everyday People
A collage of quirky exchanges shows a cautious chauffeur seeker, a job applicant asking for advance pay, a fortune teller, a mother predicting the future from a report card, and a child remarking on inherited features while a beggar asks for a dime. The pieces capture humorous family and street interactions.
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Tale of the
Teredo
Vancouver
Cal
Federal
Department of Fisheries
Jeredo
Rev. M. Banting
Angus MacTavish
Little Willie
Willie