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Thornhill Junior Secondary Scho
King, proceeds to. work on the computer, while teacher/
counsellor Mike Wilson provides King with instructions.

rnhill students
gin computer studies

Thornhill Junior Sec-
ondary School has begun
a computer studies pro-
gram with the objective of
teaching. students com-

puter application, teach-

er/counsellor. Mike. Wil-
son recently stated.

By the time pupils reach

' Grade 10; Wilson said, .

students will have received
approximately 100 hours
of instruction in the con-
cepts of word processing,
data base and spread-
sheets. Wilson added,
“All of these applications
are useful in the educa-
tional curriculum and can
assist the students in their
studies,”’

All Grade 8 students are
presently receiving 60
hours of instruction in
computer applications.

Grades 9 and 10 consumer -

education students will
receive between 25 and .30
hours of instruction.

planned.

TERRACE: — The Ter-
race Multicultural Society
recently announced that.
there will be people at
their annual Potluck Sup-
per that will be in tradi-
tional dress, with respect
to their native countries.

Also, although there will |

be no advance tickets to
the event, the group will
be charging one dollar at
the door to help cover ex-
penses.

The supper will be held
Dec. 7 in the Terrace
Arena banquet room from
§ p.m. to 8 p.m.

The society is encourag-
ing participants in the sup-
per to dress traditionally
in order to help make the
picture complete.

Classifieds make
quick sales

Potluck |
Supper...

if

The prog

Students who attend Clarance Michiel Elementar
ram |s offered for-students In Grades 4

y School have the opportunity to laarn French as an extra curricular activity.
through 7, sponsored by Terrace Parents for Franch (TPFF). Instructor
Dominique Coelho (center), provides help for French students Sonya Schulmelster (center right), Tobi Fremont, Tabitha Fre-

Shawn Munsen takes Information down during a computer class offered at Thornhill Junior
Secondary School. Mungen is a Grade 8 studeni. oe

IRB vise.

Young musicians play
“In the ORFF program, children need to experience music through active participation In their
own music classroom,” stated Terry. Anderson, elementary music coordinator for Schoul

District 88, Students at Upiands Elementary Schoo! practise on xyiophones during music
class. 2 rn ae

Computer studies.program

( Lia Wand (back) with classmate Tracey Tomas both enjoy the new computer studies, program

offered this year at Thornhill Junior Secondary School.

| Music.
week: -
celebrated

TERRACE —~ A music
for brunch will be held-
at the Terrace Hotel on
Sunday, Noy. 30,
Ginny Lowrie and

Marylin Davies,
members of the
Registered Music

Teacher Association,
are sponsoring the
event in conjunction
with Canada Music
Week, Nov. 23 - 30.

Performers will be
entertaining during
brunch for 15 minutes
on the half hour. Per-
formances are sched-
uled at 11:30 a.m.,
12:30 and 1:30 p.m.

Local residents are
welcome to attend the
function.

Police report

Friday, Nov. 21 Terrace

RCMP charged a 20-year-
old Kitwanga man with

m ee”

photo by Osniele Barquist

mont, Chera Therrien, Suzanne Miskelly and Kim Wlerenga.

drinking and driving.