‘ Wednesday, March 9, 1988

_ By GEOFF ARMSTRONG
(Special to The Review)

~ fair, North Saanich Middle

hard at work expanding the
format to. include ‘every area of
the school curriculum.
“The goal,’’ according to Paul
Butterworth, one of the fair

of the fair less limiting.”” He
points out that the students appear’
to be highly enthusiastic about

seen to date seem to be of high
quality. He credits some of this to

_ dents.
“The computer as a word pro-

~ tensively this year,’’ he added.

- be a huge one. More than 500 stu-
~. dents will be entering exhibits.

‘David Lougheed, have been

__ ject focuses on a study of juvenile
~ diabetes. ‘‘My brother has a
friend who has it and I wanted to
learn more. My mother is a nurse
at Saanich Peninsula Hospital and

__ Encouraged by the overwhelm-
~ ing success of last year’s science —

School students and teachers are ~

organizers, ‘‘is to broaden the —
subject areas and make the scope —

the fair and the projects he has

the increased choices for stu-
cessor is being used more ex- _
The fair, co-ordinated by —

teacher Tom Probst, promises to

_Many, such as grade 7 student, -
working for wecks. Dave’s pro- |

was able to help me find material _

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but I got most of my information likes the idea of acurriculum fair dents are more interested when §
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from my brother’s frie
Grade 8 suudent Megan Cross and agrees: that her

as elie

her fellow stu-

THE ABOVE drawing is S by North Saanich student cory

Smith. It’s his interpretation of the effect a cut
_ fair could have on the school’s Principal. a

- more about what people used to. fF

~ code is a form of communication

. “Wallace ‘Drive,
10 a.m, March 4."

-can,"’ said Deputy Chief
Curry, adding that

0 | The ti

fire look- :
s though it had. been-
' caused.

befor 5 7
am ‘started ‘in the wath re

advice from experts while it

they can ‘‘do things they really
- a like” “4
Her interest in modeling and
modem fashion led her into a so- §
cial studies project on Medieval #
clothing. ‘‘I wanted to find out |

wear’? Accordingly, she  sct
- about making miniature examples fi,
~ of Medieval outfits as part of her ~

_- project.

Daryl Fediw, a sixth grader,
was part of a class that chose the
study of light as a theme. Daryl
chose to investigate the Morse

that often uses a flashing light to
“T learned ‘how Morse Code }

works and how it was devel-  |fey}
aid. He mentioned. |S=3}
that his dad helped him set the TTT

oped,’’ he

~ project up but that he had done all
_ the research, the writing, and the f

_ typing by himself. He also com- |
~ plemented his friend Mark Steven |
as. having a “really interesting
. project on prisms.’” ee

Additional organizers of the fair I
are North Saanich teachers Suc ~
~ Prest, Kathy Demchuk, Gary But- |
ler, Heather Tandy, Wayne Col- jf
; son, and Jean Jordan.

The public is invited throughout | [3 | F |
Be day. Friday, March 11, from 8 | =semq] mee

Meeting for Tuesday,
Municipal Hall. Council Ch
— members of the public an opportunit
3 posed Municipal Hall renovations. Members of council, s
§| representative from the architectural firm of
H will be in attendance to provide information
#| North Saanich residents and property owners are
a Usui _

| YEARS |

AND 8 YEAR OLD D PRICES

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; MUNICIPAL HALL | RENOVATIONS .

H The District of North Saanich has scheduled a Public Information —
March 15, 1988 trom 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. inthe
, 1620 Mills Road, to allow Ho
y to view the plans for the pro- _
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| THANK YOU FOR youre i
| PATRONAGE OVER THE PAST 8 |=
ND WE LOOK FORWARD

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