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TERRACE “‘Omineca’’ HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

. Wednesday, March 16, 19

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Terrace’s Norma Kerby, 16. Norma placed first in the
recent Terrace Science Fair and then went on to the
Prince Rupert Science Fair where she also took first prize.
She is now eligible to enter the Provincial Science Fair and
her zone prize gives her an expense free trip to Vancou-
ver to participate. Columbia Cellulose sponsors the annual
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a; Sande of Clarence Michiel, won
the award for their project on|

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Miare asked to attend this import-
s|ant meeting with their children.

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How you can profit from Canada’s growth
—

Norma
Wins
Trip

First prize at the Prince
Rupert second onnual Science
Fair, held last Saturday went
to Norma Kerby of Terrace
for her two-year project on
hybridization.

Norma, who won first prize in
the Terrace Science Fair the pre-
vious week, will receive an all-

Youth Science Fair in Vancouver.
The award is sponsored by Colum-
bia Cellulose.

Second prize went to Blair John-
stone of Booth Memorial School
in Prince Rupert for a two-year
project on fruit-flies, Drosophila.
Third prize went to Vivian Tanaka
of Prince Rupert Senior Second-
ary for her project on Hydra.
Vivian was last year’s first-prize
winner,

Two Terrace students won sec-

gory. Marsha Carlson and Patti
color. This project was also award-

ed second prize at the Terrace
Science Fair,

The Rupert Fair, which attract-

ed participants from Terrace, Kiti-
mat, Ketchikan and Hazelton was

g|held in conjunction with Educa-
tion Week and the Northwest Dis-

trict Teachers’ Convention. Over
a hundred exhibits of a very high
calibre were shown.

Tennis Club Plans
Busy Summer Season

Terrace Tennis Club held an ex-
ecutive meeting recently at the
home of Mrs, Dudley Little. It was
decided that work would start on
the outdoor tennis court on the
cement slab near Riverside School,
on Good Friday. Play should get
started shortly afterward.

A public tennis meeting will be
held in the Community Centre

parents of Interested youngsters

The purpose of the meeting Is to

the 1966 season.
The indoor tennis program has

enthusiastic youngsters training
one hour each week. Adults play
iitennis every Sunday afternoon in
the Community Centre from 1 to

For Festival

“The Birthday Party.”

The enterprising group held a
community Bingo game last week,
a bakesale on Friday and a tag
day on Saturday. Combined pro-
ceeds netted them $545.00.

This is still far short of the
amount required to provide tra-
velling expenses for the 12-man
drama troupe. A spokesman for
Terrace Little Theatre Associa-
tion said this week that high hopes
have been pinned on a repeat per-
formance of the play, “The Birth-
day Party,” «lated for Friday,
March 18 in the Community Cen-
tre, The production will feature
the original cast, all of whom will
travel to Vancouver for the pre-
liminaries in a bid for a place in
the Dominion Drama Festival to
be held in Victoria.

“The Birthday Party” was the
only entry in B.C. selected from
an area other than Vancouver-Vic-
toria-Lower Mainland. Adjudica-
tor Gwen Pharis Ringwood made
her selection after judging the
play here in January.

Last major fund raising effort
by the theatre group will be held
on Saturday, March 19 when a
giant rummage sale will be held
in the Terrace Community Centre,
from 1 to 4 p.m.

Anyone wishing to donate items

Six Die In
PWA Mishap

Six people died Thursday, March
10, when a Pacific Western Air-
lines Grumman Goose crashed
near Reef Island on the American
side of Portland Canal, enroute
from Stewart to Prince Rupert.
The aircraft is believed to have
sheared a wing on a tree at the/a
end of the island and crashed into
the sea. Pilot Roy Berryman of
Port Edward, escaped with cuts
and bruises, Apparently he was
thrown from the cockpit and man-
aged to swim ashore.

Two Stewart school teachers
Miss Margaret Boyes, .25, and Miss
Marjorie Daubeny, 28, on their
way to the Northcoast Teachers’
Convention in Prince Rupert, were
among the victims. Others were:
Mrs, John Hecimovic, 27, and her
two daughters, Beth Marie, 6 and
Susan Eileen 2, of Stewart and
Mark Nooski, 28, of Fort Fraser.
A Pacific Western Airlines
spokesman estimated damage at
about $76,000, but replacement of
the Goose would cost in the neigh-

Theatre Group Tries

Terrace Little Theatre Association continues this wee
in an all out effort to raise enough funds for the financings
of a trip to Vancouver for its Dominion Drama Festival entry;

Finances

for the sale may do so either by

leaving them at the Communit: |
Centre or phoning Mrs. D. Lesli
at VI 9.6926. '

The group needs about $1,00 ‘
to finance the trip. The money wil
offset travel fares as well as shipp
ping costs for sets, costumes ang
properties.

It is the second time Terrace naff ;
made a bid for the Dominio. Se
Drama Festival by entering prel}ji
minaries, . i :

Everything Ready }

For Music F estival |

An interesting event, the first
of its kind in Terrace, will takiB
place Wednesday, March :
through Saturday, March 26, whel, _
Terrace Knights of Columbus pry
sent the first annual Terracj!
Music Festival.

Adjudicators are Phyllis Schuitd¢
a wellknown member of the mus
faculty at the University of Bri
ish Columbia and Pat Bolton o
Prince Rupert, who is at presen)
directing and giving workshol!
courses in speech, stage presents:
tion, expression, projection any!
general theatre technique. 4

Wednesday, March 23, starting
at 7:30 p.m. pianoforte in Clarencd
Michiel School auditorium.

Thursday, March 24, at 9:30 a.

2 pm, and 7:30 p.m. pianoforte
continues in the Community Cen
tre. d

Friday, March 25, pianoforte 7
continues at Community Centre’
starting at 9:30 am

Friday, March 25, ‘choral speech | ;
will be heard in Clarence Michiel
school auditorium starting at 10 1

"Friday, March 25, starting at 1
p.m. in Community Centre, school i
choral] and junior church choirs '@
will perform. i Fi

Friday, Mareh 25 in Clarence ' !
Michiel School starting at 2 p.m. ;
spoken poetry will be adjudicated. 4

Friday, March 25 in Community im
Centre starting at 7:30 p.m. church -§
choirs, choral (secular) and vocal /@
soloists will be heard. .

Saturday, March 26, in Commun- f
ity Centre starting at 9:30 am..
secondary school choirs and solo- 4
ists will be heard, and in the after- 4
noon starting at 1 p.m. instrumen- ig
tal classes and bands will be ad: | -
judicated.

The Grand final concert will ve | “
held Saturday, March 26 at.& p.m. q

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