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Raising held.

Clayton Heenan tried his juck fishing with his rod for some prizes during the Carnival Fund
_ Raising night held at Uplands Elementary School. Teacher volunteer for.this event was Wendy

| | at Uplands Elementary School In Terrace, took part in the event with a tittle face painting.
_ Case who dressed as a clown. Everyone had a great time.

+; Ronald Dillabough, a Kingergarten student at the school, sald he was having a lot of fun. “I

a \ “gn"t know what to do first,” commented the youngster.

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TERRACE — The Par-
ents Advisory Committee
at Uplands Elementary
School in Terrace are
responsible for the enor-
mous success of a Car-
nival Fund Raising at
which $2,100 was _col-
lected.

_ At least 500 people at-
tended the event held in
late February, said Sue
Casey a member of the
committee. ‘‘I don’t know
why it was so successful,
other than the. parents at
Uplands school are always
willing to participate and
‘Support the events that are
planned’’.

Over 50 parents volun-
‘teered their time and ef-
fort organizing and.super-
vising the activities that
had been set up for the
evening. Teachers, stu-
dents, secretary, teacher
aides and custodians
assisted the parents during
the evening which helped
“to ensure the success of
the carnival,

. Principal of the school

Nancy Nelson, said the
carnival was a great fun
night for everyone. “I
would like to thank all the
people who attended, or-
ganized or supported our
carniv. ”

“The monies raised will
go towards the purchase
of a video camera for the

school. .- -

Two-year-old Michael Ansems says he can't walt to go to
school. This youngster participated in the recent carnival at
Uplands Elementary School.

ealth

TERRACE — Brad Gee,
the director of special ser-
vices for children from the
B.C. Ministry of Health,
will be in Terrace March
23 to hear concerns and
suggestions from local
parents of children with
disabilities and develop-
mental problems.
Margaret Dediluke,

program director for the
Terrace Child Develop-
ment Centre, stated
recently all interested
parents are invited to at-
tend the regional meeting
at 6:30 p.m, at the Child
: Development Centre and
—— express their views. She
said Gee will use the infor-
mation collected here to
make. presentations at a
conference being organiz-
ed next month .by the
Ministry of Health and the
Vancouver Neurological
Centre in Kelowna.
Anyone wanting further
information is invited to
contact the Terrace Child
Development Centre at
635-9388...

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Esch aid every Wedhestly

the lucky wi f a butterfly shape cake after participating In the Cake a
Mandy Perkins was the lucky winner o y shap p pating eager neg fein

Walk held during the Carnival Fund Raising at Uplands Elementary School In Terrace. Over 500
people attended the carnival on Thursday, Feb. 26. The event was a great success and ralsed
$2,100 which will be used to purchase a video camera for the school. David Sharp tries his luck
at the "Hockey Shoot" during the carnival.

Students raise
money at carnival