| ‘Terrace Review — Welty ‘August 13, 1986 W

lass of 66” reunion

Faces In the crowd included Jim Gould, Adrienne Aurtat, John McFarland, Marg
(Johnston) Piffer, Richard Sacharoff, Lorne King, Pat (Gair) Sheichuk, Linda (Contant)

Mantel, Faye (Degerness) Sparks, Chantal (Rinaldi) Meijer,
(Julseth) Pelletiar, and Roberta (Johnston) Ekman. |

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Eleven paid but did not
attend. The school gymn
was decorated with
trophies and pictures
from 66. The tables were
nicely set up and
decorated. On the stage
Tony Demelo had set up
his stereo and’ speakers
for the-dance to follow.

Danny Sheridan was
Master of Ceremonies
and did a good job, just
as he always did in
school, Our . principal,
Ray Zacharias,
unable to attend,
however, he did
telephone a member of
the committee to pass on
his best wishes to all for
their 20 year grad.

Danny then introduc-
ed the following
teachers: Olga and Hugh
Power; May McFarland,
Mrs. Nelly McFadden,
Mrs. Vesta Douglas,
Mrs. Pat Zaporzan, Mrs.
Oliver (Clifford) and
Mr. Chen Wing.

DISTANCE
TRAVELLERS

There were quite a few
classmates who travelled
from a fair distance to be
here and we are awfully
glad they did, for
without them it would be
no reunion. Their names
are listed as follows:

Diane (Blue) Reid —
Charlie Lake; Irene
(Thornton) Smyth —
Maple Ridge; Gail
(Dubeau) Beggs —
Queen Charlotte Islands;
Jim Olson — Sandspit,
Queen Charlotte Islands;
Judy (Gare} Knott —
New Hazelton; Terry
Bennett — Smithers;
Richard Sacharof —
Smithers; Marg (John-

_ ston) and Dave Piffer —

Smithers; Harry
Houlden — Smithers;
Pat (Shannon) Buchanan
— Prince George; Judy
(Keeler) Anderson —
Prince George; Dan Mc-
Cabe — from points
unknown; Lynne (Nor-

‘was’

Terrace teacher,
Power.

Hugh

mandeau) Bowie —
Dawson City; Jim Gould

— Surrey; Jit Sandhu — |

Kamloops; Peter Rose —
Kamloops; Avril (Boyd)
Moroz — Kamloops;
Jurgen Pokrandt — Vic-
toria; Berta (Troelsta)
den Haan — Victoria;
Robin (Mahoney)
Bender — Fort St. John;
Jack Philpot — Fort St.
John; Chantal (Renaldi)
Meijer — Hudson Hope;
Vicki (Miller) Gougeon
— Quesnel; Lofne King
— Burnaby; Steven Scot-
ton — North Vancouver;
Jane (Sheridan) DeWitt
— Montrose; Tully
(Julseth) Pelletier —
Cranbrook; Rita (Tait)
Easten — Grande
Prairie, Alta.; Leona
(Goodlad) Towers —
Surrey; Dianna (Sawicki)
Lewis — Nanaimo;
Diane (Myers) Paulis —

Renewing old friendships are, back row: Pat (Gair) Sheichuk, Linda (Contant) Mantel,
Faye (Degerness) Sparks, Judy (Kealer) Anderson; second row: Eileen (Parmenter) Myer,

Eilean (Parmenter) Myer, Tully Tully (Julseth) Pelletier, Roberta Johnston) Ekman, and Brenda (Munson) Lutz; front row:

Danny Sherldan, Jurgen Pokraridt and Loretta (Adams) Peiletier.

Kamloops; Eileen
(Parmenter) Myer —
Prince George.

Letters were received
from out of town from
those who did not at-
tend, They were:

Pat Dolphin — Aus-
tralia; Cheryl
(Beauchamp) Kilboy —
Fort McMurray, Alta.;
Pauline (Chretien)
Sorbello — Fayetteville,
North Carolina; Dale
Pruden — Toronto, On-
tario; Jean (Able)
Duckmanton — Uclue-
let, B.C.; Brigetta Van
Heek — Hazelton; Fred
vande Voort — St. Anne
de Bellevue, Quebec;
Laural Ann (Dilly)
Guthro — Kamloops;
Eileen (Mattwick) Sikma
— Edmonton; Marthe

(Effray) Frahm — Delta;.

Doris (Bussiere) Sheldon
— Regina, Sask.; Nico
Seinen — Kalamazoo
Michigan; Trudy (Boyd)
Williams — Calgary;
Diana (Bain) Bright —
Prince George.

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AWARDS
PRESENTED

A toast was made for
all grads then a fantastic
dinner was served,
catered by the Legion
Ladies Auzxilliary. Fol-
lowing dinner, a number
of awards were made.
One went to Hugh
Power — because of his
lifetime, grey, crew cut
hair style, a Paul Bunyun
comb. Another was pre-
sented to Olga Power,

“for putting up with Hugh:

for so long, a bouquet of
flowers.

To several of the girls
— pantyhose for their
greatly shaped legs; to
Dan McCabe (one of the
hunks) a box of crackers;
to John McFarland (be-
cause he’s so handsome
and has never aged) — a
book on growing older.
To the Dutch committee;
Berta Troelstra and Lin-
da Contant — two wind-

mills. To Jit Sandhu, a
pair of pink flamingos,
for his lawn.

There was some enter-
tainment after dinner;
Dan McCabe is a juggler
— has been for the past 4
and a half years. He
travelled throughout
Europe, Canada and the
States, performing and
he brought a lot of smiles
and laughter throughout
his entertainment.

By 9 p.m, the dancing
began. It started off
great with a modern rock
and roll. Couples were
swinging and jiving to
the old tunes and twistin’
with good old Chubby
Checker. All that was
missing was the bobby
socks, puffy hairdos,
long skirts, baggy pants
and horn rimmed
glasses.

Several people took
pictures throughout the

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VACANCY

Program Coordinator

Sexual Assault Centre

Applications are Invited for the Temporary (6 months)
position to start September 15, 1986. This Is a union
position (BCGEV). Salary $1600 ‘to start and Includes a
full benefit package.

Qualifications Needed:

1, Diploma or university degree In the field of social ser-
vices and extensive experiance In crisis management
and sexual assault victim assistance.

2. Ability to plan, organize and implement community
educational programs.

a3, Ability to recruit, train and orlentate volunteers.

4, Ability to deal with clients In a professional manner}
and ensure complete confidentlality.

45, Ability to llalse with community groups and agencies. §

6, AbHity to produce monthly reports and keep complete
records on all clients,

7, Abtlity to work cooperatively with a Board of Direc:
ors

8, Knowledge of the legal system would be an asset.

Some of the Duties Required:
1. Provide twenty-four hour direct service to victims of
sexual assault and/or abuse.

| 2. Provide court, hospital or police accompaniment to

clients when needed.

3, Provide for public speaking engagements or work-
shops on sexual assault/abuse.

4. Develop and malntaln a core of volunteers.

APPLICATIONS will be recelved up to August 22, 1986
and should be addressed to:

Chairperson,

Ksan House Society,

Box 587,

Terrace, 8.C. V8Q 4B5