First Nations students honoured

OVER 600 PEOPLE were
at the Kitsumkalum Hall for
the first annual First Nations
Achievement Awards on
June 7.

The awards were to recog-
nize the accomplishments of
native students in Terrace
and Thornhifl schools,

Parents, chiefs,
matriarchs, elders, teachers
and more applauded the
award recipients in the hall,
decorated in traditional red,
black and white.

Siudenis were chosen for
awards by teachers and prin-
cipals from cach school,

The 21 First Nations grade
12 students graduating from
Caledonia this year were
also honoured, and each was
given a Roy Vickers print.

Below, the award winners
from each school are listed.

Thornhill Primary School

Eric Bevan: Academic
Achicvement; Caitlyn Eide:
Sports Achievement; Cori-
Anna Bracken: Most Im-
provement; Ginger Stewart:
Diligence; . Crystal Auck-
land: Best Atiendance; Da-
kota’ Lundquist: Attitude;
Michelle Watson: Most Im-
provement; Kaitlin Johnny:
Most Improvement; Rich-
elle Adanic: Diligence;
Nicole Bennett: Sports
Achievement.

Kiti K’Shan Primary School

DANCERS LEAD the 21 First Nations grads to the
stage during the First Nations Achievement Awards.

Tashina Creed: Academic;
Stephanie Moore: Attitude
and Diligence; Neil Mor-
ven: Math Achievement;
Dana Innes: Math Achieve-
ment; Arlene Mercer: Sports
Achievement, John McNeil:
Sports Achievement; Steven
Derrick: Music.

Parkside School
Chantel Lebrecque: Most
Improvement; David Tait:
Diligence;

Copper Mountain School

Dylan Aiken: Reading;
Steven Bolton: Academic
Achievement; Steven Mont-
gomery: Math and Reading;
Shayna Dennis: Math and
Creative Art; Augusta Mor-
risson: Academic Achieve-
ment; Crystal Redwood:
Creative Arts; Alyssa
George: Reading; Danielle
Wilson-Brown: Academic

Achievement.
E.T. Kenney School

Sarah Bryant: Language and
Art; Jolene Sam: Academic;
John Morven: Attitude;
Brittney Jones: Attitude;
Nadine Duncan: Attitude;

Amanda Low: Academic;
Sharon LaRose: Academic
Uplands Elementary
Chris Gregoire: Attitude;
Alexandra Angus: Attitude;
Tanya Gregoire: Diligence;
Jeremy Jones: Diligence.
Thornhill Elementary
Randie Leberge: Sports
Cassie Hall
Margaret Russell: Most Im-
provement; Lioyd Mc-
Dames: Promising Student.
Clarence MichiclSchool
Samantha Gerow: — Art;
Alexis Stephens: Athletic;
Tina Sam: Math; Warren
White: Improvement;

Dr. Paul I. Clark,
~- Optometrist,

would like to

thank his patients

for the past 16 years of support
in his optometry practice.

As of July 1, 1997,

patients will be seen by:
Dr. Meg Sexsmith
Phone 638-2020

Summer Party
Continues!

Summer's here and we're turning
up the heat with our great
Summer Party!

FRIDAY, JUNE 20 &
SATURDAY, JUNE 21

GAMES
START AT
10:00 P.M.

The suntan fotion is out and the
sun is hot, get yourself down to
Hanky’s for a summer party to
remember.

ae aay Dance to the
best summer

dance music
in town!

"Be Early To Get
A Good Seat!

Stephen Bright: Cultural
and Art; Laurel Williams:
Academic Achievement;
Natasha Seymour: Academ-
ic Achievement; William
Osborne: Sports Achieve-
ment, Jerome Clayton:
Diligence and Attendance;
Theodore Johnson: Sports-
manship; Norman Mclean:
Most Improved; Corbin
Bright: Sportsmanship and
Most Improved; Marilyn
Lagimadiere: Academic
Achievement; Rachel Fifi:
Sports Achievement Award;
Wendy Alexander:Most Im-
proved; Shawn Stewart:
Diligence award; Sandra
Carlick:Attitude, Norman
McLean: Sportsmanship;
Jerome Clayton: Sports-
manship; Roland Gumey:
Best Attendance; Kristy
Bryant:Leadership; Jacquel-
lyn Bright:Attitude; Crystal

Guno: Music Award;
Melissa Gerow: Sports
Achievement; Phyllis
Daniels:Sports Achieve-
ment; Jamie McNeil:

Citizenship; ‘Kimberly

Lewis: Altitude and
Citizenship; Johnathon Der-
rick: Achievement Academ-
ic; Lewis Tait:Art and
Drama; Jeff
Athletic; Robbie Murdock:
Academic; Alex Erikson:
Diligence.
Skeena Jr. Secondary

Rachel Robinson:Best At-

tendance and Attitude;
Shawn Hawkins:Most [m-
proved; Mathias Blighton:
Leadership; Vanessa
Schuyler: Attitude and
Sm/’algayx; Barbara Bolton:
Attitude Award; Carmel
Azak: Diligence and Atti-

tude; Chelsea Bullied:
Diligence; David Peltier:
Diligence and Altitude;

Roxanne Woods:Diligence;
Mathew MacMillan: Atti-
tude and Diligence; Alexis
Dennis:Diligence; Kiel
Davis:Best Attendance;
Darrell Bolton: Attitude and
Diligence; Lynette Woods:
Most Improved and
Diligence; James Bolton:
Atlitude; Tracy idler:
Sports Achicvement and At-
titude; Candle Russell:
Sports, Leadership and Atti-
tude; Conrad Campbell:
Sportsmanship; Kristen
Davis: Sports, Attendance
and Diligence,

Thornhill Junior
Amanda Prest: Citizenship
and Leadership.

Lakelse Junior High
Miriam McKay: Sports
Achievement Award; Larry
Wright:Most Improved;
Cheisea Costello: Academ-
ic; Prosper Green: At-
tendance Award,

Caledonia Secondary
Jericho Bevan:Academic
Achievement; Danielle
Leighton; Sports Award;
Oleepeeka Roches: Aca-
demic Achievement.

PACES
Patricia Wells:Diligence;
Jolene Wesley: Attitude;
Crystal Brown: Most Im-
pro-ed; Jeanne Woods.

Deer, Alberta.

Terrace Totem Ford

CALEDONIA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

CONGRATULATES
~ TERRY REINERT

Ist Northwest Regional Competition

Terrace
Ist B.C. Provincial Competition
Vancouver
sth Canadian National Competition
RED DEET. ALBERTA

SKILLS CANADA AUTOMOTIVE COMPETITION

spel Thanks to the following sponsors wha assisted
Terry with his travel fo the National competition in Red,

BC Automotive & Industrial

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 18, 1997 - 83

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Changes to

B.C ’s Forest |

B.C.’s new Forest Practices Code became
law in 1995. Now, after two years of field
experience, we're making it work better.

We listened to people who work in the forest
and care for the forest.

More efficient:

» reducing the number of operational plans from
six to three.

a Streamlining planning and approval procedures
to maintain a two-year supply of cutting permits
for each licensee.

« reducing red tape, duplication and paperwork.

» more emphasis on results achieved in the field,
rather than process and paperwork.

More effective:

a allowing Forest and Environment ministry staff
to spend more time in the field ensuring code
is enforced and less time behind a desk.

» beefing up enforcement.

None of these changes compromise the code’s
world-leading environmental standards.

Full compliance with the Forest Practices Code
is mandatory after June 15, 1997.

The Forest Practices Code is a key part of changing
the way we manage our forests. itis a living document
and we will continue to work together with those
who care for the forest to ensure the sustainability

of our forests and communities.

For more information, call 1 -800- 565- 4838 or visit
http://www.for.gov.be.ca

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