~ BROTHERS RYAN and Mark Viveiros fill another sandbag as
beavers, cubs and scouts make ready a large supply for
winter driving. The sandbags not only provide weight but the

contents can be used in slippery spots. They are on, sale al
retail outlets around: town. (ERIC HARKONEN PHOTO) © -

Stude dents asked to
look into future

‘What is the. future for
B.C.’'s forest industry?” It’s a
big question and one that is cur-
rently being tackled by a
number of government-
appointed commissions. !

It is also the question grade

10 students are being asked to
answer in the third. annual
Truck Loggers Association
essay competition,
' Association  secrétary-
treasurer Graham Lea said the
purpose of the competition was
to develop awareness of the im-
portance of the indusiry both to
the present and future
economies of B,C, and- the
country as a whole.

In their essays, students are
required to address four topics:

® the economic importance
of “the industry to the province,
: ® sustainability of the in-
dustry,
. © other values provided by
the forest land base, and’
_ © products derived from the
forest.’
~ Thecompetition is. open ta
Students both in public and
private schools from the coastal
B.C, region, Queen Charlotte
dslands, Vancouver Island and
Fraser Valley.

The association will be awar-
ding £0 first prizes of $350 each
ard a further 10 students earn-
ing honourable mentions ‘will
receive $100 each. In order to
give. every entrant a chance of

winning a prize, a new category °

has been added this year, Lea
pointed ‘out. °
These “individual participa.

tion”. awards of $50. will go to -

one out of every 10> students
who make “‘a sincere effort to
address the lopic,” he explain.
ed.

There is also‘a $3, 500 grand
prize for the school whose
students show the greatest in-
volvement. That category will
be judged on the quantity and
quality of essays submitted

from.each school and class ac- |

tivities, including field trips,
undertaken by the students as
preparation for the contest.

A’ representative from the
winning school will be invited to
attend, -all ‘expenses paid, the
association’s annual convention
to be held in Vancouver in

January to ‘receive - the grand —

prize.

Entries close. Nov, 30 and
judging will: be completed by
Jan. 15, 1991,

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by Gall Kllgren 6963112,

Welcome to Around Thor.
nhill, ~
It certainly looks Hike winter.
is here what .with snow on the
ground and cars skidding out of
control. It would be so nice.to
have : winter - with frost-free
roads. ;
A big hello to ‘all my friends
who are down with the "flu and
colds, Hope you will be feeling
better soon.

tk * * .

SCHOOL, NEWS -
Thornhill Elementary
By QUINTON HARDER AND
RYAN HARRIS
This week at Thornhill
Elementary school the Eagles
are leading ‘the -inter-murals
with 150 pts. -follwed by the

Ravens with 109, Wolves 101 °

and Bears 95,

The week of Nov. 5 was:

Reading Week. The ‘students
carried a book-with them all day
and twice a day the bell rang for

all to sit. down wherever. they.

were ard read silently. On
Wednesday. at.
students read in the gym for 40

minutes. Friday was dress up as

your favourite character day. .
The families were encouraged
to read together for 15 minutes
each day forthe duration of the
reading. week. “Author Con-
stance Horne came to the school
and read from her book Nykola
and Granny to 30 students from
‘Copper Mountain and. 30
students from our school.

The girls grade seven

lunchtime —

_ Rebecca Boland,

teat team won both their
games last week, The coaches,

Ms. Spence and Ms. Ferguson,
are sure proud of their team,

"The boys grade seven team also

won their game against Uplands
elementary. Mr. ‘Halfyard is
their coach,

_ The chess club is preparing
for a tournament in - early
December,

-, The Thornhill elementary

band and choir students held a _

Music Extravaganza on Oct..30
at 7 p.m. The band under Ms.
Bruce and the choir under Ms.
McGregor’s direction gave an
awesome concert. The gym was
almost full of parents.

The grade four and five

~ students enjoyed the sock-hop -
and costume parade:held for '

them during the lunch hour on

Halloween day. Many students’

took UNICEF boxes at night
when they went trick-or-
treating. ihe winner of the can-
dy peanuts and candy jar was
Shane Burke t:om Ms. Spence’s
class.

“Students of the week are:
_Donella’ Rundell,

Charlene
Buck,. Dana _Gloyn, Garett
Monsen, Booker Armstrong,
|.ance may,
Matthew Chretien,
Thomas, Tracy Warmer and

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remember to keep smiling, Even
if it-hurts, you will feel better.
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