eden March 15, 1967

TERRACE “Omineca" HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

! The secondary, in-service com.
hittee’ © “of-" Terrace’:

‘re from Terrace and Hazelton,

‘DID YOu 7
KNOW
THAT.:.?.

- The fluid in your braking
mesystem becomes contaminated
mivith dirt and water, which
jlowera the boiling. point of
myour brake fluid.
aa 6The boiling point of a good
meerade of brake fluid is about
m 549 degrees fahrenheit, but,
Fwhen contaminated: can start
Revoporating at about 386 de-
oe grees ‘fahrenheit ‘which is
lower. ‘than the boiling point
‘of even the theapést grade of
BE brake fluid, .
y The “contamination also
creates rust and pitting of the
Kaincoth finish in your master
hand wheel cylinders and,
meshould be changed at least
ponce a year. -
* For thorough checkup and
mm, complete tbrake service, call
m Curley’s Safety Service LU,
| at 635-5640 on Highway -16
| West, Terrace, B.C. — “for .
; j brakes that breathe!”

- District
qeachers’ Assn, Present. a
ery successiul workshop: at
fkeena Secondary. school on
friday, Feb..24, Attending the
‘kshop were secondary teach-.

| The. fogram consisted of two
Fsctions: a panel: discussion In
me morning, and & talk by Mr.

Z | manager of -B.C, Telephone Co.

‘| the- question: “Does the Second-

i role ‘as: eltizens’ and employees
=~. in’ the Community?” =

| talks some very interesting

| reliance, Initiative, and a sense

| the committee which arranged

Anton \ ‘Vogt of. Simon " Praser.
University < ‘in’ ‘the vafternoon.
‘The morning Panel: WAS © COM:
posed. of four “membérs ‘from
the cdmmunity. Mrs, M: Green-
ing, District Superintendent of
Social. ‘Welfare; . Rev. G..Keen-
leysida' af Knox United Chareh;
Mr, D,-Currle, local manager |
of the.Bank of Nova Scotia;
and Mr.’ C, ‘Bennie, local

They, each gave, their views on

ary ‘School adequately prepare
the students for their future

. During “the course of these ;

ideas were presented, The ma-
jority of the panel was of the
opinion that an education sys-
tem should aim at developing
maturity in the student. Self-|

o£ responsibility. were consider-
ed worthwhile goals,

In the afternoon Mr. Anton
Vogt of Simon Fraser Univer-
sity presented:his views on the
ideal educational situation. A
provocative speaker, Mr. Vogt
eriticized many. aspects ofthe
Present educational system. He
said that the school should
not be so much a preparation
for life as a life in itself, where
the ‘feachers serve as guides
and organizers rather than in-
structors. |
. Mr. D. Frogge, chairman of

the workshop, said “I am sure
I speak for all that were pres-
ent when I say, Iam very grate-
ful to the panel members and
Mr. Vogt for thelr fine contri-
butlon to a rewarding day.”

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“Terrace businessmen contributed most generously” -
to the third annual Terrace Science Fair,” said John Chen
Wing, chairman of the committee, ‘Twenty-five busi-
nésses contributed prizes valued at more than $400,"
Ken Shroeder, Ed Hennly[Physics 11 exhibit was _ also
and John Chen Wing of the! particularly impressive.
science fair committee wish to} Judges for both secondary
express their thanks for the| categories were Dr. Marcelle
generous help and support re-| Chiaisson, Mr. Don ‘Wilson, Mr.
ceived from Albert and MecCaf-] Jack MacDougall and Mr,
fery Ltd., Arnold F. Best (Im-| Charles Benuie. Mr, Corbin
perial Oil Agent) Bob's Shoes,| King, Mr, Chester Dahns and
B.C. Telephone Company Ltd.,!Mr. Walter Mcintyre were
Dooc’s Cartage and Storage Ltd.,| judges in the intermediate cate.
Frank Brothers Dairy, Fred A- gory, Mr. Don Hitcheock and
Smith (Super-Valu No. 63). © [Mr. Sam Poznansky were
Interior News and Stationery judges for both the Elementary
Ltd., Jack’ Bernard. Agencies} and Special Classes category.

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Give Yourself a
} TVORY BREAK.

Lid, @A. Oil agent), Kalum! 4 tiew category was introduc.
Electric, Omineca Building Sup-| ed this year in Secondary So-
plies, Pohle Lumber Company] cial Studies. This helped to
Ltd. Reum Motors Ltd. Stark! focus student attention on Cen.
Electronic Instruments Ltd.,| tennial year as is evidenced by
‘The Hub of Terrace, Terrace! the topics chosen by the stud-
Co-aperative . Association, Ter-| gam — = _
race Cycle and Hobby Shop,|{
Terrace Digs Ltd., Terrace In-|}
terlors Ltd. Terrace Photo Snp-|/@ -
Plies, Tony's Barber, . Twin|[
River Timber Ltd, Welch
Scientific Company: of Canada
Lta,, Western Home Farnish-|§
ings (1963) Ltd., Skeena Second-|§
ary Students Council and the
Terrace and District Teachers
Association. :
‘The commitlee is also grate-||
ful to CFTK Radio and TV and/§
‘| to Terrace Omineca Herald for|]
helping to publicize the fair.| i
The assistance given by.,. the
Community Centre, Vearitas|ff
‘School aid the Board of School
Trustees (Terrace). _ is also ac-
knowledged. .
Judges .of the successful :
science fair were particularly
pleased with the initiative|—
shown’ by individual. students|fq:
and stated that if the trend con-/[
tinues, it would auger well for
the calibre of future science
fairs in this area. 7
This year there was.a special]
category for secondary students | i
from Prince Rupert. Prize mon-
ey for this category. was. pro-
vided by ‘the Prince. Rupert
Sclence Fair Committee... «©.
Of the various entries.at the
fair, the. photography exhibit
was very popular with the au-ji-
‘dience, Joe. Allan. -arid Greig
Holden, members of the Photo-|f
graphy Club at Skeéna Second-
ary, were chiefly ~ responsible
for setting up this display.” « -
Another: display. that: caught
the eye of the audiencé was the||
‘Chemistry 32 exhibit - showing

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sport in &.C.'s action-packed
outdoors,

* ‘This. i ig not published of displayed by the Cont 1 Bé .
y ne never vines a the Government oft rath vor | : " ra,

etme

some of the excellent [work
ant by grade \12: students. ‘The

Generous Businessmen
Help Science Fair

4

ents, Social studies exhibits

were judged separately with
awards being given in two cate-
fories, grade 11 social studies
and grade 11 social studies and
and grade 9 social studies. Mrs.
Helen Gilmour, Mr, Andrew
Toews and Mr. Rogér Vinnedge
were judges for this event.

eo——— |.
BRAVELY HONORED
EDMONTON (CP) — A cheer-
ful 12-year‘old girl guide died
of cancer two months after re-
ceiving the organization’s badge
of fortitude. Catherine Taylor
carried on as a patrol leader
after her leg was amputated in
a vain effort to save ‘her life.

The badge is awarded only in|

extraordinary cases when a

girl has shown “great courage| ;

Classi:

and endurance under suffer.
ing.”

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