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B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 16, 1994

SPORT WERLD

Thank You

Dear Sir:

The 29th annval Science Festival of the schools in your coni-
munity last veck was @ resounding success,

Your readers should be extremely proud of their school principals,
teachers, students and school board.

The purpose of the festival is to bring students into contact with

working sciemlists and to encourage student. participation in’ a
science project, demonstration or contest.

- These objectives were- achieved through: the- hard work: and:

dedication of Alien Wooton, science teacher at Caledonia, and his
comumittee of Mary Bowering of Thorhill Elementary and. Barb
Howe of Thornhill Primary.

Speakers sponsored by Scientists and Innovators in the Schools
were Richard Herliveaux, Jennifer Kirkey, Karen McKeown, Ivana
Stromer and myself, and we were outnumbered by participating lo-
cal scientists and innovators from your community. -

I urge you to continue your support for this annual event which

will provide scientifically informed citizens and a bright future for
Terrace.
Doug Hayward
Honourary professor
of chemistry ~~.
University of B.C.

Dear Sir: :

The Science Festival commitiee wishes | ‘to thante the following
volunteers who visited the K-7 classrooms during Science Week to
share their enthusiasm for science-related topics:

Eric Turner, Tammy Toriglia, Lawrence Turney, Vinee Price,
Dionys DeLzeuw, Barry Peters, Const, Dobson, John Chen-Wing,
Linda Scarlett-Hauck, Mary Bowering and Div. 12 of Thomhill
Elementary, Kathryn Chapman, Todd Zimmerling, Bob Wilson,

Gotlesfeld, Kathy Davies, Kirsten Earl, Ron Craig, Scott Trent,
Norma Kerby, Jorma Jyrkkanen, David Bowering, Shelley Welch,
Erica Wilson, Bruce McRae, Bob Mack, Paul Warbeck, Grant
Hazelwood, Dave Young, Allan Wooton, Nancy Crignolini, John
Campbell, Rene Mixaloff, and Nancy Ross.

We would like to particularly recognize the Scientists & In-
novators in the Schools program. Presentations were made by Sid-
ney oceonographer Richard Herlinveaux, Smithers research
ecologist Karen McKeown, geneticist Anne Toby, Douglas college
instructor Jennifer Kirkey, and UBC chemist Douglas Hayward.

Money for the program came from the employment and invest-
ment ministry.

Mary Bowering,
Science Festival
committee

Mitch Griffiths, Dave Carson, Gerry Kasten, Geoff Appleton, Allen’

Thornhill honour roll

CONGRATULATIONS to all
Thornhill Jr. Secondary school
students who made the term two
honour roll:

Grade 8

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVE-
MENT: Amanda Beatty, Joncssa
Beintema, Virginia Buck; Warren
Richhorst, Stacey Falloon, Sarah
Glen, Candice Kennedy, Phillip
LeRess, Shawna Linteris, . Eva
McLean, Travis Mills-Carson, Karen
Mohr, Darius Mould, Laurel Payjack,
Ashley Smith, Amy Stack, Dawn
Thiessen, Jeffery Town, Christopher
Vicnneau, Crystal Ward, Lisa Worth,
Alyssa Wyatt.

MERITORIOUS
MENT:
Boutilier,

ACHIEVE-
Jericho Bevan, Angela
Dainis Burton, Gisele

Charbonneau, Justin Daniels, Chanial

Jeanson, Allie Lacey, Lea Langille,
Nicholas Mitzimberg, Tanya Olsson,
Jennifer Young.

HONOURABLE MENTION:
Amanda Duhan, Vincent Gair, Tracy

Wamer,
Grade 9

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVE-
MENT: Travis Casper, Jason Cote,
Chanda Drebet, Kathleen Duffy,
Kareena. Gillard, . Holly . Hovland,
Kori Kivi, Aeron Reid, Crystal
Ruchotzke, Lucy Sager, Adam Vien-
neau, Michelle Wiebe

MERITORIOUS ACHIEVE-
MENT: Stephen Groenink, Liam
Hall, Adam Linteris, Rhea Pearson.

HONOURABLE MENTION:

Stacy Alexander, Jennifer Jenniss,
Danny Miller, Kent Pearson,
Jeramiah Riopka, Jill Spring.

Grade 10

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVE-
MENT: Hayes Heatty, Lisa. Clark,
Daina Home, Linda Lockyer,
Courtenay Marshall, Travis McMur-
tay, Martin Ouellet, Janie Ramsey,
Jil! Thiessen, Sarah Thompson, Don-
nita Vieancau, 4

MERITORIOUS ACHIEVE-
MENT: Keri-Lynn Brown,
Bernadette Buck, Laura Carlson,
Catie Gagnon, Clare Hallock.

HONOURABLE MENTION:
Carly Belina, Sheryl Julseth, Melanie
Schmidt, Mark ‘Therrien, Josh
McDonald, Natalie Zavaglia,

Helping each other
Bear the burdens

Contributed by Ron Orr
. Zion Baptist Church

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Without warning, one day while
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Relating her shattered child-
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Burden Bearers name is derived
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so fullfill the law of Christ.’?
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Bette had many people to for-
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