The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 17

THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, May 22, 1991 B3 Every bit counts I DAY IK JEWULERY I REPAIRS THE Gofcfsmitfi 46 H8 Yale Road Downtown Chilliwack 795-3211 KS3 TG2 CUSTOM WORK RIP MRS DOM ON PREMISES 823-6647 ON NOW TILL MAY 28 Photo by Gord Lraig Chris Jackson picks up litter May 11 along the Vedder River. He was one of 137 members of 1st Yarrow Scouts helping with the annual cleanup between Slesse Bridge and the Keith Wilson Bridge. This year, slightly less garbage was found. Organizers hope it's because people are becoming more environmentally aware. fasBulomiS Actions on at CJSS CHECK THE VALUES! SUMMER STYLES Assorted Sportswgar and Print Fabrics CAREER dressing -Chailla, FAtlfc, $odft and Prim SUITING.

-Tropical Suiting, Twills, Qabardlraw, Crlnkl Cotton PRINTS ShMtlng, 8portewar, Tropical, Jogging FlMtt SELECTED Danlms, Chambrays, Poiywrfor, Horn Decor, Wool 6iand Varied contents and widths yLf xX Reg. Price by Flora Roblson and Tazim Esmail Campaigning for the 1991-'92 student council is going on this week. President, vice-presidents, secretary, treasurer and activity coordinator will be elected now and the Grade 7 rep will be elected in September. Disneyland-bound students have returned from California. This was an exciting experience for them.

Students had an extra long weekend: Besides the Victoria Day holiday, Chilliwack Junior Secondary school dismissed students at 12:15 p.m. to allow incoming Grade 7s orientation in the afternoon. Today CJSS held its annual outdoor track meet. Students competed to represent our school at the district track meet. A soc-hop is planned for May 24 with a 25-cent cost per student.

Honor roll students met last week to discuss plans for an upcoming field trip on May 29. Students were assigned groups with their student supervisors. 'Refers to Fabricland Sewing Club Members CANADIAN OWNED, CANADIAN OPERATED FOR CANADIANS On May 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the CSSS gymnasium, approximately 75 Grade 11 and 12 Clothing and Textile students were featured at the annual fashion show. Following the theme "The Changing Season of Fashion," the students displayed garments throughout the year, from Halloween costumes, to beachwear, to prom dresses.

Tickets were sold at the door for $3 for this hour long performance and refreshments were served. From May 1-2, 75 peer counselling students were involved in a Peer Counselling Retreat at the Columbia Bible Camp. Accompanied by four counsellors, the retreat allowed the students to get to know more about each other and themselves through various group activities. the morning of Friday, May 10, Grade 12 students were able to vote for the 1991 Valedictorian and Historian to represent the students at the graduation ceremony, banquet and dance. Nominees for Valedictorian were Dave Awram, Tamara Carruthers, Travis Fast, Ralph Krikke, CEJ Mussell, Monica Tibolt and Rulen Tos and Historian nominees were David Braun and Steve Prouse.

Travis Fast was selected for Valedictorian and David Braun was chosen for Historian. The Advanced Placement English and Calculus students can breathe a sigh of relief at the completion of their exams. The AP English exam (May 8) and the AP Calculus exam (May 10) were written in the library in three hours. The results will be sent to the students in July. IZi vZirJtuLifjkilD 1 NEW 4099 Hatting Burnaby M-DAYS Centre points students in the "Write" direction Take advantage ol Radio Shack's national pricing policy.

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Others want to help with paper planning, development, and organization. A few come in with 'B' or 'A' papers and ask how they can improve their writing even further. Waiting to help them are the two Writing Centre program assistants, Diane Griffiths and Faye Hyndman, who both work at both campuses, as well as faculty with release time to work in the centre, and faculty volunteer from a wide variety of teaching areas. Writing Centre tutors emphasize to students that staff and volunteers aren't there to edit or proofread papers for mistakes they try not to write on the student's paper at all. Rather, they coach students to recognize general flaws and strengths in their writing, as well as grammar mistakes, and encourage them to think about the writing process.

"We try not to build student dependency," says Griffiths. "It's a self -weaning process we encourage them to take what they need from us and then go out on their own." 'Ji's been over two years since hallway laments about the state of student writing were converted into action through the creation of the Fraser Valley College Writing Centre. Now the centre is thriving on both college campuses, with more than 2,100 student visits recorded this year. Writing Centre grew out of, and reports to, the Writing Across the Curriculum committee, which started as a way for FVC faculty to share ideas about using writing in courses and encouraging students to improve their writing. "Faculty in all disciplines shared a concern about student writing," says Virginia Cooke, coordinator of the Writing Centre, and one of its founders.

"It ranged from, 'Gee, these students can't write a grammatical sentence' to concern that students' writing habits are based on not believing that their writing had a real purpose or audience." The Writing Centre addresses both those problems and a range of others. It's not a remedial centre it's aimed at students who are working at all levels in the college. Some students come for help with basic grammar 5-cassette brick of Memorex tapes SAVE 32" I Compact and easy-to-use! Five 90-minute cassettes for over 7 hours of recording, playback. 44-8301 TSIEIIII) I 640K SAVE $454 Area students graduates of Trinity sion and tolerance of other people, ways and cultures, he said. Tandy 1100 FD laptop computer has built-in word processing and an internal 720K disk drive.

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