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TheReview Wednesday, February 13, 1991

The annual Brentwood Bay
Rotary Club speech contest is
fast approaching. It’s held
exclusively for Stelly’s Grade
12 students, Feb. 19, and this
year the topic is the students’
own choice. -

The first place contestant will
receive a trip to Ottawa to take
part in a leadership conference.
The contestant placing second
will attend a leadership confer-
ence in Tacoma, Washington.

Last year’s first place winner
was Doug Helmerson, with
Gina Gregory placing second.

Sally Morgan, the teacher
guiding the students in their
preparation for the contest,
advises Grade 11 students to

sielly’s student to Ottawa

contact her for information on
next year’s competition.

Grade 11 French immersion
Student Melissa Kost has
received the well-deserved
honor of being accepted to the
“Forum for Young Canadians
1991.” Kost will stay in Ottawa
for the week of April 27th to
May 4th. She will tour Ottawa
and the Parliament Buildings,
witness a question period and
attend seminars. The purpose of
this experience is to study the
processes of government.

When asked if there was
anyone in particular she would
like to speak to, Kost said,
“T’ve always wanted to meet
Jean Chretien, the leader of the
Liberal Party.”

Kost is interested in the fields
of law and political science.

This year’s Paris in the
Spring trip has been canceled
due to world situations and
students will have trip fees
returned.

During the first semester
Stelly’s had the privilege of
having Gini Foley on staff.
Thank you for bringing
“dance-mania” to our school.
Stelly’s is now in second
semester classes, which began
Jan. 31.

War contingency

Energy Minister Jack Davis said
last week that British Columbia is
prepared to accept the Interna-
tional Energy Agency’s decision
for a concerted plan to quell any
panic and deal with energy short-
ages if hostilities break out in the
Persian Gulf.

At a Paris meeting, the 21-

country IEA Board decided that in

case of war in the Gulf, members
would implement plans to step up
oil production, draw down
eserves, shift fuel muse off oil,
and encourage consumer effi-
ciency and restraint.

And while B.C. stood ready to
implement whatever measures
might be necessary, Davis stressed
that none of the plans included
emergency allocation, rationing or
price controls.

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Carmanah
commitiee

Forest Minister Claude Rich-
mond last week announced the
makeup of the Carmanah Forest
Management Advisory Committee
that will review proposed timber
harvesting and other resource uses
in the “special management area”
in the Upper Carmanah Valley on
Vancouver Island.

The members are Philip Burton,
of the Canadian Parks and Wilder-
ness Society, Dave Haggard of the
Port Alberni local of the TWA,
Dennis Bendickson of MacMillan
Bloedel, Ross Munro, a member of
Share Our Resources, Bruce
Cooper, a director of the Cowichan
Valley Regional District, Jack
Thompson, chief councillor of the
Nuu-Chal-Nulth Tribal Council
and, from the Ditidaht Band and
member at large, Gerry Philipp-
son.

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