are among 10
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‘Tama Takeuchi, an artist
from Chiba, Japan,. has
donated 34 original paintings
to ‘the City of North Van-
couver.

City council voted to
gratefully accept the
paintings at its Monday night
meeting.

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Breedveld, ‘in: grade 12 at

Killarney. Secondary,
Vancouver. They both wrote
_on the issue of pollution and
both receive $100.

GVRD Board Chairman
Alan Emmott, who is a

; school teacher and:was one

‘of | the . contest:: judges,
-praised the quality of this
year’s éntries, stating that
the level was extremely high.

The 10 runner-up, prizes
went to (listed in
alphabetical order):

‘ Laura Dear, grade 10,

Secondary
‘(North » Vancouver) who
_ "wrote. on energy <alter-
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' Marianne Fast, grade i,
John Oliver Secondary
. (Vancouver) who wrote on
energy alternatives.

‘ Vincent. ‘Lee, grade 11,
Vancouver
School who wrote on
pollution.

Shona Meyer, grade 11,
Sentinel Secondary (West
Vancouver) who wrote on
housing. .

Cheryl Moi, grade 10,
Burnsview Junior Secondary
(Delta) who wrote on
housing.

Tim Ng, grade 12, John
Oliver Secondary (Van-
couver) who wrote on
Greater Vancouver in the
‘year 2001.

Richard Spence, grade 11,
Burnaby South Secondary,
who wrote on pollution. .

John Urban, grade 12,
Eric Hamber Secondary
(Vancouver) who wrote on
housing. . .

Philip Yee, grade 11, John
Oliver Secondary (Van-

Chiba is North Van-
couver’s “sister” city in
Japan and Takeuchi's works
were displayed last summer
at Presentation House.

She is allowing North
Vancouver to sell the
paintings if the city wishes
but she stipulates that all

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energy. -

Peter Yuen, grade 11,
John Oliver Secondary
(Vancouver) who wrote on
energy. ;

The largest ‘number of
entries came from John
Oliver Secondary, which
took four of the 14 prizes.

The contest ‘was open to
grade 10, 11, and 12 students
in secondary schools
throughtout Greater
Vancouver. The topics from
which students could choose
were: (1) In the Year 2001
will Greater Vancouver be a

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Chairman Alan Emmott.

tist donates paintings

proceeds from the sale must
go towards fostering good
relations between the two
sister cities.

Her paintings are
“Sumic”, a Japanese art form
that dates from the 6th
century,

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(2) What sources of energy
will be in use in Greater
Vancouver in 2001?
(3) What type of living
accommodation can we
expect in Greater Van-
couver in 2001? (4) In the
year 2001, will the level of
pollution (air, water, land
noise, visual) in Greater
Vancouver be worse or
better?

The most popular subject

Was energy. There were 27

entries in this category. The
next most popular was
housing.

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