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ONDAY, APRIL 22, 1971

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

More - than 2,000 people
attended the Seventh Annual
Terrace Science Fair held at
Caledonia Senior Secondary
School last week,

Design and quality of
Rexhibits prepared by an
s estimated 200 students from
throughout School District a8.
was acclaimed the . "best

ever.”

me Terrace and Stewart prepared
fq more than 100 projects for the
m annual event. :

The two day fair drew a wide-
m Selection of projects depending
me On individual student
i preference.

Judges had a difficult time |
awarding top honors. The fair-
is designed to. Keep - the
scommunity in touch with-
education advances in schools
while allowing’ students to
develop their individual
interests.

Exhibits were, _judged:. efor.
creative, ability 5: scientifiqn

thought,. thoroughness’ skill /

clarity and dramatic value.:" ;»
Science fair chairman John.
Chen-Wing said : the - projects.
were prepared by students
“interested in. doing original,
independent. scientific-work: on ,
subjects of their own choice..
“It: allows students. an
opportunity; to use their’
. scientific knowledge while also
letting. them develop their
interests and abilities in
science,”

The fair had considerable.
impact on adults as they toured |
the Caledonia gymnasium
intently studying projects:
People stopped at many
exhibits to question student
designers ‘about technical
details. i

There were many “‘ohs’’ and
“ahs"’ as students attempted to -
explain the workings and
backgrounds of ‘projects’
completely unfamiliar to their
audiences. *

Although unintended, the
science fair adopted a pollution
theme and © numerous,
sophisticated” “.group' and
individual pollution. projects

The. most intriguing project
wis a project by youngsters ,
from a special class al Clarence
Michiel elementary sehhol .
laught by Mrs. Vesta Douglas of
Terrace,

“Pollution”, ' the table top
display, complete with -a life’
‘size manikin dressed in Special
protective clothing and wearing
a gas mask-.-had’ been
painstakingly ‘prepared. - .

. The project's purpose was to

We need industry—clean industry. These: ©
childern, all of whom suffer a reading disability, -
displayed concern for industrial pollution with ©
an elaborate exhibit warning of the dangers of

pollution at the Seventh Annual Terrace Science . Stay right li

Students from Hazelton,

five went to: David

project on Wheat:

-'displays went. to: Nellie ‘Seinen
display on the refraction of

-prade siz were won- by Debra
-Lee Bishop of-Clarence Michiel

‘and a project; process of.

students. claim.

Haigh. .‘
win all-expenée paid trips to the

at the University of Alberta:
They will also compete for ‘a
microscope donated by Sergent-
Welch Scientific Company of
Canada .and a dissecting kit
donted by Northwest Biological
Supplies. Skeena Board ‘of
Health will award medals to top
‘ competitors.

Seventh Annual Terrace
Science Fair based on decisions
of 27 judges are: Kindergarten
to grade three (group): first,
Mrs Evelyn Atwoods Kiti-K-
Shain Elementary school with a
_ project entitled. Lava Rocks.”
_ Kindergarten ’to grade three
_ (individual), Clarence Martens,
grade .dne, student at Uplands.

eerey

Elementaryrc “at ed

Kenney ©: cimary Scha aol;
entitled, .‘‘What is heaviest?’
et, keziney: with a. -broject titled
“Molds; -.

Grade four individual honors’
were won by: Ricky Braum of '
Centennial, Christian. for: his,.
subject...‘how plants react.to
detergenis”:, - Second, Clif
Stewart: of . Clarence Michiel
‘with his electronic science quiz;.
third: Jean .Euverman of
‘Centennial. Christian with a
project titled “Crystals”.

Grade five group. winners
-were: Mrs. A. Carlson's Class of
‘Clarence Michiel with an. anti-
pollution’ project; . Second;
Joanne Claus and Holly Birch of-
Centennial Christian for ‘their.
study of électricity; third,
Catherine Hart and Irene Olsen
also of Clarence Michiel,
project “bird study."
Individual honors. for: grade’

Vanderkwaak of Centennial
Christian for his thermocouple’
measuring instrument display,
Brenda Perry. of Clarence
Michiel was second with her.
Dairy on puinea pies. Third
prize went to Fraser. McKinnon
of Clarence Michiel: and his,

Grade’ six honors. “for. group |.

and Cheryl: Troelstra ‘of
Centennial Christian - for.:a

light...

Individual © ‘top: honors” tor
for’ her study of rust; Second ta
Elizabeth. Parker' of ‘Uplands:

osmosis; third’ by Dawn: ‘Elliot

alert the public to thedangers of
“pollution -and’ emphasized’:
pollution: control. ‘particularly
by industry...
“T want. the world to stay right
like my dad said it used to be,"
. wrote student Bruce’ Bennett - in:

display. ‘ .

Parents - Mr. and ‘Mics. Al.
Seinén- sumed Up “the ‘overal
effect of ‘the’ ree on adults...

projects, A ‘ot: ‘of: work, time
and, effort went into ‘them and
they’ té very “informative.” ~.

Through . their. exhibits, as
varied as the ‘fields of science,
the’ students: ‘displayed original
research’ of ‘subject. or - the:
demonstration “of a ‘scientific:
principle, an” “experimental

" “procedire, Bh new:
technological developiheni: =
~Proledts' were: of: merit: only
if they’ were presented in:a way:.
that. illustrated a’ scientific,
procedure or’ principle, : '
~The primary: objectives vere.
to. -totqrm * others -and “draw:
attention 'to the. ‘fields t they. had:
“ developed Drojecte, for}:

the:

. “When you
“don't know whe.

Fair. Assisted only in layout by their teacher,
Mrs. Vesta Douglas of Clarence Micheal School
these youngsters ‘urged the public to become
aware of personal pollution. “I want the world to

Winning entries in the.

second, Barbara Thomas, 2.0...)

ke my dad said it used to be."

‘Local science ; air
said best ever _

of ‘Clarence “ichiet for: his
It gives me a “good feeling” display on pollution...

to share my knowledge with

others,” seid studert Sam | honors went to Rebekah James -

of Clarence ‘Michiel, project

The three top competitors will | “wiy kidney ailment’; Second

to Bonnie Euverman of

10th Canada-Wide Science:Fair'| Centennial and a- stud of
“silicon and the element: you -

step on"; third to Albert Olson
of Clarence Michiel and an
experiment on verbal abuse on
‘white mice...

Individual grade eight
awards were won by Terry
Marle.u of Skeena: Junior
Senior’ High: School and her
subject holography; Second,
Fred Peters of Skeena High
Schhol for the effects of -air

Peggy Hartman of Skeena. for
her study. of music: on the
growth of plants. —

" Special and: “Occupational
class awards were won by Mrs.
Vesta Douglas’ special class,
Clarence Michiel School and

' Second: ‘price: ‘Went::to
} Sebastian: sof: -Hazeltom:
iP Secondary’ with: his- “sturdy of- th-

” ‘Special and Occupation class
awards were won.by Mrs.’ Vesta

their:. display _ on’ pollution;
Second: prize ‘went to Perry
Sebastian: of — Hazelton:
Secondary with his study of the
hunian ear.drum: .

Grade nine individual honors
were won by John Yee of
Hazelton secondary, project -
“thermoelectric. power radio;
Second Lloyd Vanderkwaak of
Skeena Secondary and project
“color vision in chickens”; ©
third prize was won by: Joanne
‘Kendall of Hazelton and her
-project for the study of light.
Grade ten. awards went- to
Pau) Finman of- Stewart .
School, - project titled
‘electrolysis under pressure;
‘Second to Kuldeep ‘Parmar. of
Caledonia Senior Secondary
and the effects. of pollution on
-man; third to Dwayne Reid of -
Hazelton for his project a
Simple. anolog computer.
Grade- eleven and twelve
group. and individual -honars-
were: First. Maria Hugi and -
‘Colleen Froese of Caledonia-for’
‘their investigation of: bacteria;.
Second Karen Ring and Vikki
Thomson. of Caledonia and a
study of yeast;. third, an
individual- prize, to : Patricia
‘Saiide - of * Caledonia for her:
‘small animal study, .

Top grade seven. individual -

pressure on plants;. third :to--:

‘| their, display on pollution; .
0::Perry:!

Douglas’: special ~ class, ‘|. -
‘Clarence Michiel ‘School’. and | -

1 Terrace’s Little Theatre Entry,

"/Elaine . Shepher, ‘both of

“sthident “Rica
"Sch hb nt W re

arith

CBidénnial. Citi:
a feact inHg diana -

: Kerr |
critical

Drama Festival “were. of .a |
mixed standard according to
Terrace _Little Theatre,
president Mien Van Heek,  ~

‘Adjudicator Tom Kerr, who i is
also a’ recognized Director,
actor and drama-teacher,
severely criticised the Prince
Rupert entry, The Resthome,
when entries were adjudicated
April. 15, 16, and 17 in Prince
Rupert. ‘However, Kerr praised,
the actors for attempting an
original play. Author Douglas
Bankson was in the audience.
Two amusing one-act plays
were presented Friday Night by |
North: Pacific Players. and |
Ketchikan’ Players. . Kerr
praised some aspects of the
production and criticised other
parts. The same applied: to

The Killing of Sister George. _
The festival was . non-"
competitive and no awards
were given. One Certificate of
Merit went to director Robin
McColl and another to actress

Terrace. Several certificates of
meéril’:went to Prince. Rupert
and Ketchikan actors.

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: “From: ihe fate

~ twenty (20). cople

“Canadian Sn
Radio-Television Commission

“The Canadian. Radio-Television Commission wilt hold a
rEPublic. Hearing. inthe’ Bayshore |! Inn, ‘Vancouver, B.C,
‘commencing on: - Tuesday, May 18.1971; at 9:30 a.m, fo
" consider among other matters, the following Application:

‘Application hy. the Canadian beoddcasting ¢ Cirporation f for
‘a tieance to carry on an English: language low ‘power relay —
transmitter. undertaking’ ‘at Kitwanga,;
2 0 830 KHz with a power of 40 watts.

ws of ‘this, Notice, no riew nario ny he
‘ited by the: applicant dgarding: his apalication. :

: Rov _itie proper’ conduct of the Hearing; wn
: tha he requirements ofthe Board of Broadcast Governors’: §
*-Prockd Regulations be strictly followed: Ariy. comment oF | i
-oppasition'in respect ofthe above mentioned matier shoul.
_he“filed ‘with. the: Secretary, on: or. before May & “19s in’

BC, on the frequency, ,

Ht, Is imperativ

yhe obtained from,
WL Slater. Street,

Entries in the Skeena Zone

WHAT'S GOING RIGHT
INOUR COMMUNITY?

” April 29, 1971. < +8 pm, ~ ‘Terrace’ c

Recréation Centre -

With: “Miss” Audrey’ Selander,,
Volunteer Association of Health
and Welfare’ of. ' British :

Columbia. °

Your, Terrace Community’

Resources Committee invites
you, to take part as.oa
representative of — your
organization at the: above
meeting. We feel that you are a
vital part

need your assistance. -
Together we : will take a
critical look at the pressing

demands in ow community.

of: this- rapidly
growing community and we

interested ‘yoluntesrs. “wan
something -to do..:.We alse find
‘that there are mapy - “exelting

community. ' One of. the .
concerns _ « Community. °
Resources. i to. “assist in.
bringing: together. ‘the volunteer:
and the task. ‘We would like to:
hear. what your organization is
‘doing, and planning to do in the
iiss Seland der is a k

Miss Selander is a ey person:
in volunteer work in this.
Province. We feel that all:

“ate
is

keeping your

money at home in |

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