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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 : Zthon. a Te ME So * 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. ‘ ; : “22, a] 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 Li _ 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.

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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

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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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