~ Shirley -Palahicky,

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Staff and students at Nor-
thwest. Community College
gathered at the Terrace campus
on Saturday for the institution’s
second annual graduation
celebration. Those on hand to
receive their certificates were:

Adult Basle Education
Elsie Campbell and Alan Gib-
son.

Associate in Arts Diploma
Ann Goodall.

Business Administration
Vanessa Bickle, Rob Gruber,
- Jill] MacNeill, Steve Maguire,
Debbie
Russell, June e Trotter and Marla
Yaroshuk.

“Business Careers
‘Lenora: Brienen, Sharon
Bryant, Laurie Dumont, Karen
Ferguson, Olive Fowler,
Charlotte Frew,
.Gunanoot, Mellany Harper,
‘Marie Kirton, Harpreet Leekha,
Elizabeth McKenzie, Lauren

_.:Maillot,. ° Phillistine Michell,
“Wanda Mueller, Susan
Musgrave, Simone Raudzus,

‘Valerie Savard, Glenda Slaney,
Dianna Smith, Nancy Smith,
Ravneet Sohal, Karen Stanley,
Penny Tiljoe, Carol Wager,
Tracy Wherry, Wendy Wilson,
Susan. Wong, Angela Young
and Connie Young.

; Cooking

From Bl

Gye) Nonrnwest communtry
AG. COLLEGE

Graduates
celebrate

Mildred

Vera Duncan and Connie
Johnson.

.Community Support Worker
Raeline Chicoine, Rhonda
Feddersen and Elizabeth
Hollist.

Continuing Care Assistant
Frances Abraham and Sue
Hadley,

Early Childhood Education

Laura Anderson, Bonnie Bar-
ton, Christine Doherty, Darlene
Dudoward, Shirley Dudoward,
Christina - Lindstrom, Jackie
McMartin, Esther Robinson
and Patti Savage.

Experience Based Vocational.
Preparation
Medrick Duncan, Oran Kin-
ney, Marlene Sampare, carol-
Anne Stocker and = Steven
Trembiay.

Human Service Worker
Jessica Bauman, Janet
Boothman,
Yvonne George, Valerie Glaser,
Angeline Kwantes, Evangeline
Landry, Cheryl Jean McDiar-
mid, Priscilla Michell, Lorraine

Phillips, Lilac Robinson, Dawn

Thorsteinson, Ruth Wells and
Lana Wright.

TRAC
Andy Forsythe and Michael —
Hogue.

~ Thornhill.

activities for the spring, we will
be trying to form teams. Special
thanks“ to, Mr. Wilfon who
“ edachied our badminton: ‘team. Et
was such.a good group that Mr.
Wilson,’ if there is enough in-
terest, hopes to continue having
-<badminton once a week after

school. tk kk
Math Contest (Mr. Hender-
-son) — The results of the Pascal
‘and Cayley Math contests have
’--been released and our students
‘and school have been very suc-
‘cessful. We are part of Zone 16
‘for. this event which extends
“from Burns Lake to Prince
Rupert, We placed third in the
zone for grade 9 students.
‘Christine Todd placed first in
“ourschool and fourth in the
‘zone and was selected ta the
‘zone honor roll. Ben Maittheis
came second and Steven Maxim

was third,
For Grade 10, our school
cdme. second, only 3 points:

away’ from: first place.’ Aaroii’”

Hansen placed first in our
school and second in the zone,
Brian Turner placed second and
fifth in the zone, and Jody
McMurray placed third and
came sixth in the zone.
Congratulations to all these
students who took part in this
contest! You should be very
proud of yourselves,
ka kkk

Thank you for reading,

Around Thornhill this week.
Don’t forget to give me a call if
you have a beef or bouquet or
wedding, birthday, anniversary,
who’s new, who’s gone away
etc. The best time to reach me is
between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30
p.m, at 635-3112.
Have a good week, G.K.

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people and goods quickly and efficiently,

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