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a Tasty feast

E.T. KENNEY STUDENTS enjoyed a native-style feast last week, as part of cultural aware-
ness celebrations. Students were encouraged to dress in clothes that sulted their cultural
background, and everyone wore handmade cedar bark headbands. Here Shami Gill and her
friend Jennie Daigel polish off the main course in preparation for upcoming Indian ice cream,
made from whipped soapberries. Just a half a cup of soapberries was enough to feed the
entire school,

Other highlights of the feast were a drumming presentation by Mrs. Radelet’s grade two
class and a Seik prayer, sung by a young East Indian boy who played the harmonium. The
whole school also sang @rother John in Tsimshian, French and English. Students from
Skeena Jr. Secondary’s Healing Circle were on hand to help serve during the feast,

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CHALLENGING AND
REWARDING VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
THE SALVATION ARMY  neads
canvassers. Commitment is for ONLY
one evening. Thelr annual Red Shield
blitz is being hald on May 1. Gould you

do your block?

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
feeds volunteers to assist children in
thelr pre-school program and shallow
water swimming tima, This position Is
on going till end of June, can you spare
a day a week?

CALEDONIA SENIOR SECONDARY
SCHOOL French Immersion class
needs a french speaking ‘visltor”. This
volunteer needs to ba able to talk tothe
group in an informal setting, on going
till end of June.

PROJECT LITERACY needs
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and math students,
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