new applications of technology
by offering grants and scholar-
ships to B.C. people and com-
panies with ideas, thinkers who
have workable concepts but lack
the financial backing to ‘put
them into action. — ,

‘The 15-member. council will
visit Terrace and Kitimat Sept.
28 and 29, but public affairs of-
ficer Jennifer Wolfe was in here
last week to explain the reasons
for the council’s visit. She said
they want to take a first-hand
look at the country, people and
ideas that live up here, and they
also want to demonstrate that
-the grants dispensed by the
Science Council aren’t restricted
to white-coated, stooping, near-
sighted professors and lab
technicians in lower mainland
universitiés and industrial
research and development

JENNIFER WOLFE: Hoping
to expose the council to
public awareness up here.

The Science Council of B.C. is
coming to Terrace.
The Council is an advisory
"body established and ‘ wholly
‘ funded. by the B.C, Ministry of

‘ Advanced Education and Job
Training. Their purpose is to en-
courage innovative develop-
ments in scientific research ‘and.

-Alie Toop —

continued from page 17

million dollar annual budgets.
Wolfe says the council. will

has a good idea for a scientific
or: technological concept that
will benefit the long-term
economic development picture

‘and, having come up here once.
‘in a while to visit their family, —
they decided that Terrace was
for them, and here they are, ,

laboratories, backed by multi-

consider supporting anyone who

for British Columbia. a

Science Council of B.C. to check o

“Bighty to 90 percent of our
funding goes to the lower
mainland,” Wolfe said. “We
need a wider distribution. We're
hoping to expose the Council to
public awareness up here, to give
our members a wider perspec-
tive.”’.- ;

During the past 10 years, she

noted, the Science Council has
evaluated and funded $30
-million in-research and develop-
ment projects and scholarships.
Part of their programs involves
both scholarships for promising
students in science disciplines
and wage subsidies to companies
who hire those post-graduate
students. The Council’s figures
show, she said, that for every $1
invested the return to the B.C.
economy amounts to $16.

Some of the projects of in-
terest to.this part of the country,
she noted, include the develop-
‘ment of traps for mountain pine
‘beetles and ambrosia moths, in-
sects that cause localized and
wide-spread destruction of com-
mercial forest tree species. The
Science Council has funded

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research that resulted in cloning
methods for what are considered
genetically superior species of
commercial . tree species. They
also futided. initial technical
research into underwater
robotics, which has made B.C. a
global leader in that field, A cur-
rently funded project is examin-
ing the feasibility of using hor-
mones to strengthen. the survival
rate of hatchery-raised
salmonids. The Science Council
funded a project that resulted in

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a new device to regulate arterial -
blood pressure during surgery...
They also like to fund school .
science fairs and . educational
projects, she said. we
Terrace’s Dr. Val George is
the Science Council member
responsible for northern ‘ap--
plications and projects. H
noted that the council now holds

at least two meetings a year Out-

side'the lower mainland in keep-
ing with their mandate to be a
resource for all of the province..

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they have not lived: anywhere
else either.
Ken worked as a project
manager for the Foundation
‘Co, of Canada, a company ~

that takes on large industrial
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alot. They have lived in all the ;
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always went with her husband
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them. They have been
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But now that they have their

choice, they choose Terrace.
They both keep busy: Ken even

took’ a woodworking course at -.

the college and is putting his
‘skills to good use around the
house. They are amazed at the
things Terrace has to offer.
- “Just look at the paper the
Recreation Department puts -
out,’? says Phillis. ‘‘There are
so many things to do.’” She
also finds our library very im-
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about moving north.

1 grew the very biggest
tomato I have ever grown, I
think.
~ When.I picked it the other
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