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FIFTEEN VOLUNTEERS are needed to become facilitators for
CONGRATULATIONS BO oUutto an Osteoporosis Prevention and Self Management Program.
Students at Caledonia Sr, we te aae ‘
; Osteoporosis is a debilitating bone disease that occurs when
Secondary who have made the . ' :
latest honour roll: bones lose calcium, become brittle, and break easily,
In Canada, one in four women over the age of 50, and one in
Outstanding Achievement : ‘
Kevin Andrews, Janine Arnold, [Ve men over 70 will have bone fractures due to osteoporosis,
Matthew Ball, ‘Hayes Beatty, The volunteers are needed to help organize courses for those
Linnas M. Bee, Matthew Buck. affected by osicoporosis, and for those who want to learn pre-

le, EP. Michael Cooper, vention measures,
. pyesha M Coosemans, Erin Osteoporosis cannot be cured, but prevention measures can Adjust Your
__ Davies, Michael Davies, Coral- result in fewer fractures, less disability, and reduced loss of life, :
Nea bgt Leslie Ronson. not to mention the savings to the health care system. Head Res ie SEE US FOR PURCHASE PACKAGES. SERVICE & SUPPLIES.
wicKson, Dustin Dun- Volunteers will attend a free of charge workshop and need no '
bat, pol Fleming, Kathy previous teaching experience or medical knowledge. Road NGY’S HOT TUB
Hi gine ee crewal Eile The workshop will be held at the Terrace Child Development Sen
Micheal ktisinger Glondas Centre, 2510 South Eby Street on Friday, April 7 from 6 to 10 se < . Terrace, B.C. 638-1490
Lorenz, Navneeraj Malhotra, P.™. and Saturday April 8 from 9:30 to 4 p.m. =

Travis McMurray, Katy Milne To register call Kermodei Physiotherapy at 638-1010 or the
Geibett Nenninger, Harik Nij. Osteoporosis Society of B.C., toll free at 1-800-363-1933.
jar, Pawitter Nirwan, Peter Jon

Okimi, Amar Parmar, Len Pel- lona named to second term
_letier, Sandra Leann Penner, Heck ct .
Tim Phillips, Henry Quock, UNIVERSITY OF Northern British Columbia Chancellor Iona

Harpreet Sandhu, JAK Campagnolo has been acclaimed to a second term as UNBC
Shepherd, Keri Skaalrud, chancellor.
Scott Springer, Amy Stevens, Campagnolo was the only one nominated, and was supported
Jim Taron, Diane Teixeira, by Margaret Dediluke, Nancy Orr and Jack Talstra of Terrace,
Mark Tassaro, Michael © She will begin her second term of office at the’1995 spring
..- Vandermeulen, Karla convocation ceremony on May 26, and the term will extend until
_Vandevelde, Jason Yamashita 1998, sO oo

Laura Yip, Christine Zaporzan, _—

Veronica Zimmerman

Meritorious Achievement
Shauna Austin, Wallace Azak,
; Christna Brown, Yolanda
. Burke, Alison Chase, Wes
Coelho, Jocelyn Coxford,
Esther Deleeuw, Luke Ginther,
Frank Gration, Joe Hadiey,
Aric Jerke, Jennifer Kuehne,
Scott Lang, Aisha Manji, Shet-
ley Mantel, Roddie Mcinnes,
Steve Melton, James Miskelly, .
Jennifer Neves, Angela
Palmu, Alene Petovello, Janie
Ramsey, Meena Samra, Pal
‘Sandhu, Susie Ann Schlamp,
Melanie Schmidt, Chris
\ Seltentich, Karen Shepherd,

_ Kevin Teixeira, Jolla Walker

Honourable Mention
Vicki Bains, Neil Botelho, Matt -
Bourgoin, Trisha Braun,
James Casey, Amanda Caval-
heiro, Sher Clark, Heather
Connacher, Colleen Craig,
_ Bryan Crampton, Lindsay
Davis, Andy Dehoog, Leah
Dewalle, Joseph Dominguez,
Jessica Eades, Dimitri Filt-
. giakis, Gungeet Gill, Chris ;
Hemes, Jamie Hill, Daina Il
Home, Liberty Hull, Mary-
Anne Lawson, Chella
Levesque, Steven Loptson,
Lance McCharies, Mark Meijer
‘Cindy Menz, Lucas North,
Scott Northridge, Martin G.
Ouellet, Jones Amy Parnell,
Patrick Phillips, Jason Pike
Cindy Praught, Jim Reid, Lil-
lian Ryan, Permindar Sandhu,
Terry Smith, Angela Sparks,
Ayan Stevenson, Heidi Turner,
Melanie Wiebe, Sarah Wiebe,
Tracy Woods

Now is the time fo spruce up your home or office
Custom Picture Framing Sale

off custom picture framing, framed prints,
and all unframed pictures and prints.
(including limited editions)

FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF MARCH

ORS

Local Author
Brenda Silsbe

Will be signing her latest book
“The Watcher”.

Spring is Back!
And so are we.

| The Garden Shed
WILL RE-OPEN
Wednesday, March 15th

5033 Graham Ave.
638-7697

¢

Terrace Standard and Overwaitea

Volunteers of the Year
Nomination Form

The Terrace Standard and Overwaitea are holding a Volunteer of the Year contest ©
m celebrating the achievements and work of local community volunteers. If you know §
m someone who's helped make Terrace a better place, telf the town! -—.

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see Priestley

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=) Narne of Volunteer:

3 Organization(s) volunteer Is active in:

|) Nominated by:

“JUST ONE MORE COLOUR
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8) Organization: Telephone:

A Volunteers profile. Please provide a brief history on the nominee. How long have
#7 they been active in organizations in Terrace? How have they helped make Terrace
7 a better place?

Satur

from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

at Misty River Books —_-_—if

Don't miss this opportunity to have your book {|
personally autographed! ==

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{Altach seperate sheat for details iinecassary)

Who's eligible: Anyone who does unpaid volunteer work, Membership in a group or
society is not mandatory.
Drop off form at Overwaitea, Skeena Mall, or The Terrace Standard office,
7 fax to 638-8432, or mail to
4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C., V8G 1S8

DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS FRIDAY, MARCH 31

Winners will be determined by a panel of three judges and will be announced in April.

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Terrace

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