“16 . Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 10, 1987

Be

Perfection

Many hours were spent waiting in anticipation by Leslie Dickson, a Grade 3 student at-E.T. Ken-
* ney Primary School in Terrace. Dickson was one of the winners in the jeaflest plant category dur-
ing the Glant Beanstalk Competition recently. Her-recipe for a ieafy plant is lots of water and

. “don’t forget to put a stake in when it gets tall."

Randy Broker was one of the winners for the Glant Beanstalk
Competition held recently at E.T. Kenney Primary School.
Broker had the tallest plant which measured 86 centimetres

high. He attributed his success to just forgetting about his -

“plant. “My secret," sald the youngster, “was to neglect it. It
grew very well.”

Eastern Star contest winners named ~—s |

CE — Andrea 15, 1987.

Davis of 4733 Loen Ave.
drew the winning tickets
‘for the Order of the
Eastern Star Contest May

The winner of the clock
was Judy M. Houlden,’
§203 McConnell Ave; Ter-
race, B.C,

annual -Giant Bean-

‘stalk Competition at

E.T. Kenney Primary

‘School in Terrace was

very successful this

“year. .

Al Shepherd, prin-

‘cipal of the school,

said all students from
Kindergarten to
Grade 3 were given
two bean seeds to take

home to-plant. Shep-
herd said three weeks
later, students were
asked to bring their
plants to school where
each plant was to be
judged, ..

Winners were
chosen for the leafiest
plant and the tallest
plant. Unfortunately
for some there was no
prize given for the
shortest. plant,

Each winner receiv-
ed a hat on which was
inscribed ‘‘Bean
Champ, 1987, E.T.
Kenney’’.

| Studious -- _ _
Pramjit Jawanda, one of the winners of the Glant Beanstalk Competition held at €.T. Kenney
Primary School in Terrace, said his recipe for a healthy pliant was to give it a little company. “I put

_ my plant with other plants and gave it lots of tea (cold tea, of course) to drink, Plants like that,"

AGlant Beanstalk Competition was recently held at E.T. Kenney Primary School In Terrace, Prin-

commented the youngster.

i Congratulations

cipal of the school, Al Shepherd, congratulated Jennifer Green, one of the winners of the com-
peiition. Each winnerwas awarded ahat on which was Inscribed Bean Champ, 1967, E.T. Kenney.

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‘contest were donated to

cancer research,
Congratulations to the

winners and. thanks to all

Second prize of an
afghan went to Iris
. Christeson 434 6 Ave East
Prince Rupert B.C, .
The. proceeds of this

IN TERRACE

who bought tickets. .