Comet
blazes
across
the sky

IF YOU looked up at the
sky last week, wondering
what that bright blur was,
that” was the Comet
‘Hyakutake. The comet is
now on ils way to a close
encounter with our sun oe-
fore heading back out into
space again for another
10,000 years,

About 75 people had a
chance to look at the comet
up close at Copper Mt.
Elementary school on
March 25,

The evening started with
broken cloud but soon
cleared into a perfect view-
ing evening. Unfortunately
only one telescope made it
to the school but people
didn’t seem to mind waiting
in line to gel a chance at
secing the comet up close.

Many people brought their
binoculars and once they
found where the comet was
they were happy to show
others, —

Organizer and amateur
astronomer Brian McNair
gave a guided tour of the
night’ sky and answered
questions, Some of the
things that people were able
to view included the moon,
Venus, Comet Hyakutake,
‘man-made satellites, some
star clusters and later on,
even the northern lights.

McNair thanked everyone
who showed up to make the
Star-gazing night a success,
Due to the local interest in
astronomy, he says there
may be some more public
viewing nights in the future.

Thank
You

Dear Sir:

The Terrace Community
‘Band enjoyed a successful
Spring Fling Cabaret due to
the gencrosity of the follow-
ing people: the Elks and the
Royal Purple, Darryl Law,
Don. Clark, The Terrace
Standard, and other local
businesses.

Kathy Davies
Terrace Community Band

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Principal of the year

DAVE CRAWLEY, principal at Copper
Mt. Elementary, received a big surprise at
the weekly school assembly last Friday.

Grade 7 students Amy Sunberg, Heather
Sorensen and Kandace Fraser presented
Crawley with a special, faminated Principal
of the Year award.

Sunberg had nominated Crawley for the
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