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! APL 16 - JUNE 25, 1991 —

“Adult Bible Study. We invite all
; who.are interested in a women’s
~. bible stady to joln us Tues, mor-

- ” United Church, Fie shildeare
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‘MAY. 8,199
ns ‘the’ Riverboat: Days. ‘Sociely will
«beheld inthe Auditorium’ of the
Royal Canadian Legion in Ter-
‘face. on Wed. at. 0. p.m.
‘Anyone Interested is « entouraged
to‘attend. Society members who
__ have Notas yet paid. thelr dues
‘ere requested: to, ‘bring them tu
the ‘Meetings |", 5

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MAY ‘8, 1991 — The Annual

“munity - Volunteer Bureau and
Seniors’ Information Access will
take place Wednesday at 7:30
‘p.m at the Skeena Health Unit
Auditorium. Al members of the
communily are welcome fo at-
tend. .
keke
MAY 11, 1998 '— Anyone in:
terested in finding out more
about Project Literacy Terrace is
, heartily welcomed to attend the
| grand opening of our new learn-
_ ing centre at 4722’ Lakelse Ave.
between [1 a.m. and 2 p.m. For

. Reading Place" at 635-9119,
ef * La
MAY 4, ‘1991 — ‘The ‘Royal

> be holding their May general
_ Meeting. in-- the Legion

‘28. Auditorium at 800 p.m, on.Tues-

> day. AI membera are urged | to
; attend, -
7 Tr tT

- MAY: AS, 1991 — A meeting of.
‘those: involved’ with Musi¢ '91
, Will be held in the Auditorium of

Tertace at 7:30 p.m. Wed,
_ Anyone is inviled to attend.
KKK
~ MAY: 16, 17, 1991 — Northwest
, Community College Career: Day
; coming to Skeena: Mall Thurs.
! from’l-- 6 p.m. and Fri, from
9:30:am. - 9 p.m. Everyone
~ welcome to »arop by.
we ae
“MAY 1?,. ison the » Organizational
‘ support group: meting. for per-
-$ons,. suffering

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_ boom: at.7:30 pm. For more in-

. fo.'please call Kathleen Talstraat
635-2718 © :

“MAY 21, 1991 — Friends-&
families of Schizophrenics Sup-
port Group clectian- of officers
_ Rues at. 7:30 p.tn. Contact ‘Men-
tal Lo.

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” MAY 33, 1991 ~ Skeena Valley
> Car Chib will be holding regular
:.meetings al Terrace Kinsmen.
‘Hut on the corner of North
Sparks and Halliwell at 7:30
p.m. Meetings every 4th Thurs,
-of every month. Contact person;
. Doug, 35-4509
4S kkk |.
MAY" 18, 1591 — Terrace Aux-
*Hiary to “The Leprosy Mission’”’
{shaving a 33rd anniversary
:, celebration at 2 p.m, at the Ter-
“race ‘Alliance church, 4923 Agar
Ave... Everyone welcome,
‘especially charter members, For
“further information alll Betty at
: 635-6248,
“ ttkhke
“HERITAGE PARK MUSEUM:

dings;. please make an’ Bp.

‘pam: Se.-Table; 9:15-9:45 p.m.

“Kin-Hut next to Heritage Park,
Anyorie- interested. in. playing; or:
ung to play, call I Autrey

WHAT'S

“ Nings 930° 11. am. ‘at Knox |

= A. meeting of

\ genetal. meeting’‘and election of.
officers’ for.-the’ Terrace: Com.”.

' More information, contact “The.

- the Royal Canadian ‘Legion in -

“from -
“MBC. FI ane

‘group ‘cours, school touts: or .
oiniiient and phone 6 55-4546. :
3, [ERRACE . PIPES & DRUMS
““practlee“every. Mon, from 7:30
8:10 p.m: Jr. Table; 8:20 - 9:00 -

-piplng & drumming. Meet at the -

organizations,

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‘for non-proiit organiza-

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deadlines, we usk that any

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ONE-FOR THE SCRAPBOOK,

Students from William Alexander school in Yellowknife and their Thornhill

dr. Secondary exchange partners took time out fram last week's tour of Heritage Park to mount this old

wagon for a commemorative

photo. The transportation and the hot, sunny weather were in sharp con-

trast to the dog sledding and sub-zero temperatures experienced by the local students when they went

‘north last month.

The Terrace Science Fair once again drew a a
strong entry from local schools and a good tur-
not by families and friends of the participants.

* “Pop*scientists: inethtogtae 26ttr aud: event :

“were as: s follows: are

Grade 2
Ist — Allen Wootton
2nd — Trenton Sweeting.
Grade 3
“Ist —- Ryan Boyle. ;
Grade 4.
Ist — Stephanie Kerr
2nd — Reann Sousa; Li
’ Paul Cavalheiro. :
Grade 5
"Ist — Sorraya Manji

.2nd — Hayley Gordon ~~
3rd — Jeffrey Town,. : _

Grade 6/7
ist — - Tara VanHerk and
‘2nd —-Ryan Orr.

Ist - — Martin Schenmiring.

ndsay ‘Smith and.

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3rd —:- Jennifer Dagg, ‘Tanya Urbanski and

- Diane Texeira.

~ Grade i
Ist — Falon Fandry

Primary
‘ard — - Magen Belanger,

DISPLAYS.

2nd — Mrs. DeLeon’s class at Thorahill _

steven Hawke, . . 7

CLEAR FOR TAKEOFF, Seen about to launch

ak veted a

“hls: carefully ‘constructed. craft, Travis Murphy...

"was one of the many Who fine

the Selence Fair's paper. al
adistance of:

d up to take part in’.

Irplane contest, The 7
than.10|

ouwme se scientists gar

Christopher Hartman, Nathan i Robinson and
. Trevor J amieson..
Graded | i
pee eg Brianne Miller «
" “Tasha Caspar. 3
‘Std Pamela VandeVelde; Kari Asseltine,
Grade 4.
ist'— Bike Schemimerling © 2°”
oo 2nd -— Keary Murphy and Jason. Gartland:;
Blake Wiebe; Holly Norman... ©
3rd — Joshus Benson, Jonah:-McEwan and
Joey Loranger: Andrew. . Cooper, and Patrick
Desjardins.
“Grade 3-
ist — Andrew Westerhof
2nd — Pheonix Diep ee
3rd — Fraser deWalle and Geoff Clase
Grade 6.
Ist — Ramona Guthrie
2nd — Steve Rooker and Randy Toovey
» 3rd — Darren Hamihuls. °° -”
Grade?
. ist — BJ McQuade... >-
= 2nd — Matt Buckle, Paul’ Fleming and Tim
~ Phillips
3rd — Jamie Greenwood, Chris Woodward

+ -and John deBalinhard,
me Grades 8-10

lst — Janis Walters. .
_ 2nd — Sonya Schwann ©
vo, 3rd — Autumn Richard,

- FOIL BOAT CONTEST.”
ist — Shauna Palahicky and’ Candice Kiein
2nd — Eric Eide and Brian’ “Todd:

SCAVENGER. HUNT

Years 2-3

Ist — Hla Armitage, Kevin Perrai and Allen .

Woolton

2nd — John-Robert Davis, Allan Scafe and -
Bradon Wiebe; Christopher Anaka, Luke Bux-

ton and Timmy Roders °- :
3rd — Candace Klein, Jason.’ Klein and

Shauna Palahicky; Aja’ Buckle, Teresa Flem- |

ing and Beth Korpi, : +...
: Grades 4-7
Ist — Stacey Loptson and Leah Kebernik
2nd — Amy Stevens and Sandy McFarlane:
. Jamie Kerman, Seth. Downs. and Robbie Lee.

3rd — Stephen “Anaka;. Jeffrey: ‘Town and :

David Sinions; Kathleen ook, Cari Brown
and Erica Francis, °

BLOCK TOWER”

Years 1-2

Ist — Shauna Palahicky. and Candice Klein, .

nd — Eric Eide‘and ‘Brigi‘Todd:

3rd — Jonathon Marcellin and Mark Mills. :

Years 3-4
Ist — Jason Klein and: Brad: Maite: :

2nd — Matthew Preto and Travis Murphy 7

rd = Nathan Voogd « and Justin Voogd. °

2nd — Brian Todd

lat Travis lurp
2nd — Jason | lel
_ ard — Matthew

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Thornhill students .
host Yellowknifers _

Tomorrow morning ‘will bea
time for farewells when 25
Yellowknife students head for
home after an eight day..stay
with their Thornhill Jr. Secon-
dary exchange partners, _

During their stay, the William
Alexander school visitors have
been kept busy getting to know
the northwest bul there’s also
been time for relaxation and
recreation as well, ;

Not surprisingly, one full day
was devated to the forest in-
dustry with Skeena Cellulose
laying on a tour of its mill and a
field trip which took in an active
logging operation and second
Srowth stands. Students also
visited ‘the local tree nursery.

As well as local points of in-
terest, the group also saw the
fish hatchery and aluminum
smelter at Kitimat, toured
Prince Rupert and Port Edward
and spent a day roaming the
Nass Valley. ;

An evening at the hotsprings,
an afternoon's bowling, sports
evening and a dance also helped.
ensure the Yellowknifers went
home: with goad Memories of
their stay. co

Certainly, says -Thornhill
‘teacher Elizabeth: _Metzmeier,.
that was the case after her
students’ visit ‘to - Yellowknife
last month, Although the

temperature was | Jessethan-
balmy minus ‘14’ degrees; ‘Metz-
racier said the activities arrang-
-ed -by their’ Northwest-:Ter-
ritories ‘hosts. quickly dispelled
the chill.

Those included dog-sledding, ;
learning about soapstone cary- ©
ing from a local Inuit: artist and

an evening of Inuit: _Sorigs, a
dances and games...

The group also ‘visited. Rae-
Edzo, an outdoor centre for
grades 7-9 where students learn
traditional skills such ‘a trapp-
‘ing, skinning and drying ‘fur-

‘bearing animals and: fishing.
Seeing caribou hanging’ to’°dry
_and staying in a tent carpétted
with tree boughs also helped to
make for a memorable visit, she.
’ said. my

Metzmeier said another
highlight was watching ‘the
legislature at work. Noting that
body Operates on a concensus
basis — in. contrast. to the
government versus opposition
style in B.C. —. she said, “The
whole thing is so polite, they all
work together’ for. the good of.
the whole,’”

And with the business of the
‘legislature conducted in seven
different ‘languages, English,
French and five Inuit dialects,
“They found it Fascinating,”
she added. ;

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HOURS OF WORK were evident in Caledonia's Sclence-
Tech 11 class entry in the scale model competition sponsored
by Canadian Women in Timber, Taking the theme of sharing
the resource, the mode! included an active fogging operation,
lakeside recreational site and rural home complete with a full
Clothestine,

Timber triumphs

New to the Science fair this’ Year 2
year were competitions spon- Mrs. Shinde’ 5 class + Rin
sared by the local chapter. of K'shan).
Canadian Womenin Timber. | Year 3
Three events were offered: - Mrs. Epp’s class (Kiti
* Tree aging, in which en- _K’shan). 7
trants had to count the'rings “Yeard :
on the provided: .cross-)~. Mrs; Haugland’s. ‘class
Sections, estimate the age of (Kiti K'shan).
‘the tree and then’ answer Best Written Record .

. questions testing their Year 1 .
’ knowledge of how . tree Seventh Day Adventist
growth patterns, ‘school. mS

* Tree growing, in which
“glasses were given seeds and ° TREE: AGING’:
~ challenged to grow their own ~ Grade 4.
‘seedling: ‘and - "Jonah: ‘McEwan, ° ‘Aaron
 *® Scale model _making Wilson and Jennifer Smith,
_ where entrants used wood or _ Grade §
paper products only to pro- Jeffrey Town ‘and Fraser
- dluce..a scene elated to the -deWalle. _ ;
forest industry.: ~ Grade 6
he: : os, Darren’ Hamhuis; “Ryat
"Orr and Ramona Guthrie AE
: Grade T

porparete class

cua Toovey_ and ‘Sarah
i Lorenz’s class (Thor-. «