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Eli Garlick, a student at Kalamalka Secondary, shows off one of the many bowls he created for his District Scholarship project at the Vernon Recreation Centre on Thursday to judge Hadrian Merler.
Eli Garlick hopes he bowled over the competition with one of the many bowls he created for his district scholarship project competition at the Vernon Recreation Centre Thursday.
The Kalamalka Secondary School student was one of 68 students who entered the competition, displaying projects from photography to cooking to animation and upholstery making.
The student projects, that included a working journal, samples of their work and display booths, were judged by their peers, a panel of three adults and one judge who was an expert in their particular area.
The results will be compiled with the winners being known in two weeks.
Top students receive a scholarship worth $1,250.
