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Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 3, 1986. jl . i .

, Skegna students jo tS) keena st udents So ie
want your e. . . ees ||
for 2¢hour starve to fast CO oa ia 7 :
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* TERRACE ~~ Students ‘‘Staryathon” represen-" 3
from Skeena Junior tatives Jennifer Dow and* —_
Secondary School are can- Roger Williams stated that’...
vassing local neigh- allfundsacquiredthrough
borhoods this week toask the project. will be
for pledges in a student- transmitted directly to the -
Organized “‘starvathon”. — orphanage through Sacred.”

'The 24-hour fast will Heart Parish and that the
take place Dec. 5 and Dec. money will be used entire-. ‘atl
6attheschool,andmoney ly for food with no ad- 7
raised through the project ministrative costs. _ 4
will be donated to a- nS
Brazilian orphanage in Balloons as
need of food. The Terrace launched i" a
public is invited to: visit yu.
Skeena School from 6:30 Students attending Clarence a
: - el Elementary Schoo 3.
p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Dec. 5 jaunched a number of =
to observe work sessions balloons in the skies of the ’
on poverty and malnutri- northwest in conjunction. a
tion organized by some of with the B.C. Schoo! Library i.
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the student clubs. During balloons each hadamessage ° a
the evening donations of inscribed by a student which ‘4
canned and dried foods included the name of the 4
for the Terrace food bank child, the school and a per- A.
will also be encouraged. sonal no's. i”
se
chool Li a
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B.C. School Library i.
by
Week celebrated 7:
TERRACE — During - were organized in School the school library, com-
B.C. School Library District No.88to.promote mented Jayne Green, .
Week, various activities the new dynamicimage of teacher/librarian at i
eT Si Clarence Michiel Elemen- F
. tary School in Terrace. Uh
“Primary children were fe nee ;
, |. taken to a reading atthe -| Sa )
‘ Terrace Public Library, by y 7 wa ;
Tim Wynne-Jonés,.. a ne ae .
famous -Canadian author; iad

Jayne Green, teacher-librarian at Clarence Michiel Elemen-

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tary Schoo! In Terrace, celebrated School Library Weak (Nov.
15-22) with students. ‘The aim of a school library program Is
to assist students in becoming decision-makers and lifelong

learners," Green stated.

of books’ for children. *

Some:schools held a story
hour over lunch while
other schools distributed
cakes in honor of library
week,’’ said Green.

Book fairs, contests,”
author visits
Young Writers Con-
ference are just a few of
the activities organized
and sponsored by teach-
er/librarians throughout
the year. Green added that
the aim of a school library
program is to assist
students to become
decision-makers and
lifelong learners.

If you visit a school
library, you will find
students listening to book
talks, browsing, studying,
researching and exploring
a variety of informational
sources in multi-media
forms. Green explained,
‘Reference materials such
as filmstrips, video tapes,
audio tapes, magazines,
picture sets are common
place in most school li-
braries.”’

Teachers also come
regularly to the library to
gather materials for their
classes, Green added.

BREE ERE EERE REAR EREREEER ERR HED

In Terrace Provincial Court

by Carrie Olson

In Terrace Provincial.

Court on Friday, Nov. 7

' James Kennedy was jailed |
a total of seven months:

for two counts of: driving
while his ability to drive
was impaired. —

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In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, Nov. 7
Marilyti Stanley was fined
a total.of $50 and put:on
probation with conditipns
for eight months {as

punishment for two
. counts of theft... 5

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On Friday, Nov. 7 in
Terrace Provincial Court
Chad Bell was jailed three
months. for breaking and
entering a place with the
intent to commit an indic-
table offence. Bell was
also jailed for 30 days for
theft.

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