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The Skeena Valley Kennel Club
held its second fun match at the
library park on July 5, 1992.

Judges for the show were
Tammy Dureau (judging groups 3
and 7) and Rose Higbie Gudging
groups 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, as well as
best in match and best puppy in
match). Dec Coulas judged the
obedience,

Though our entry was smail, a
good time was had by all, The
results are as follows:

The best in match trophy went
to ‘Jazz’ the German shepherd.
Best puppy in match went to ‘Bo’

the Siberian husky. The highest
scoring dog in the obedience
judging went to a springer spaniel
named ‘Molly’, owned by Shan-
non Bogart. ;
Group 1 - Sporting Dogs
‘Mojo’, a springer spaniel
owned by Tammy Dureau, won
best of breed and group ist
awards, © .
Houston dog owner Tanya
Rauch’s golden retriever ‘Rudy’
won best of breed and group 2nd.
Group 2 — Hounds
Irish wolfhound ‘Winnie’,
owned by Mary Greenwoad, won
best of breed and a group ist.

Group 3-~ Working Dogs
Best of breed award and a

group ist went to ‘Bo’ the

Siberian husky,
Natasha Candelora.
“Mercedes’, a giant schnauzcr,
brought back best of breed and
group 2nd awards to owners John
and Patti Dougan.
Group 4 — Terriers
Best of breed award and a
group ist award went to ‘Duff’, a
cairn terrier owned by Topley’s
Frank Strimbold.
Group 5— Toy Dogs
‘Pepe’ the pomeranian won best
of breed and a group Ist for

owned by

master Collecn Curti.

Group 6 — Non-sporting dogs

‘Poppy’, a standard poodle
owned by Linda Roberts, took
best of breed and group ist
awards,

Group 7 — Herding Dogs

And ‘Jazz' the German
shepherd won best of breed and a
group Ist for owner Doc Coulas.

The Skeena Valley Kennel Club
is planning to bold its last fun
match of this year in late fall. We
hope to see you there. For more
info call Lonna Fisher at 635-
3826 or Tammy Dureau at 798-
9553.

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Skeena’s scholars honoured

Skeena Jr, Secondary school
held its year end awards
ceremony on June 25 at the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

The following students received
awards for subjects they excelled
in:

* Foods — Jennifer Dagg
(Grade 8), Ryan Shannon (Grade
9), Kathy Webb/Lori Buteau
(Grade 10). Coe

* Family Studies 10 — Deborah
Stainton, :

* Clothing and Textiles —
Andrea Collis (Grade 8), Ellie
Higginson (Grade 9),

* Metalwork — Tim Phillips

(Grade 8), Corey’ Boudreaule
(Grade .9), Darcy McKeown

(Grade 10).

¢ - Drafting — Michael
Vandermeulen (Grade.9). -

* Woodwork.’ — © Quinton

Freeman (Grade 8), Harik Nij-
jar/Matthew Ball (Grade 9), Dan
Brice (Gradd 10),

* Power Mechanics. 9/10 —
Dennis Bailey.

* Keyboarding — Jessica Eades
(Grade 9), Binh Du (Grade 10).

* Developmental Drama —-
Roberta Allan(Grade 9)...
_* Theatre -“Arts —. Karen
Shepherd .(Grade 9),°. Dawn
Thomsen (Grade 10).

* French .— Andrea Collis
(Grade '-8), Katy ‘Mitne/lessica

Eades (Grade 9), Deb Casey |

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(Grade 10). 7

© French’ Immersion —. April
Harkness (Grade 8), Aisha Manji
(Grade 9), Lana Geier. (Grade
i

(Grade: 8), ‘Janine “Arnold: (Grade
9), Erik Hernes (Grade 10). —

_‘« Business Education — Candi-
ce Griffith (Grade 9/10),

‘© Band = — . Andrea
Collis/Natalie Dickson (Grade.8),
Katy © Milne/Sharon | Doughty
(Grade 9), Suzannah Vandevelde
(Grade 10), P :

_* Physical Education — Linnae —

Bee (Grade 8), Scott Bromley
(Grade 9), Victor Furtado (Grade

* ESL — Parminder Atwal

_ (Grade 8).

* English — Andrea Collis
(Grade 8), Jessica Eades (Grade
9), Deb’ Casey/Lara -Tessaro
(Grade 10). -

« Math. —-: Gerald Samson,
(Math 9a), Harik Nijjar/Andy
deHoog- (Grade 9), = Victor
Furtado/Mike Graham (Math

© Visual Arts —'Harjap Grewel «

10a), Lata TessarofDeb Casey
(Grade 10).

* Social Studies — Jennifer
Dagg (Grade 8), Katy Milne
(Grade 9), Deb Casey (Grade 10),
- © Science — Mark Tessaro
(Grade 8), Jessica Eades (Grade
9), Deb Casey (Grade 10).

_* Athletics — Julie Gillanders
(Grade 8 Female Athlete), Matt

Bourgoin (Grade 8 Male Athlete),

Lori Buteaw (Top Junior Athlete).

‘* First Nations Award: Denise
Brown (Grade 8), Joseph Derrick
(Grade 10).

* Top Academic Students;
Andrea Collis (Grade 8), Jessica
Eades/Andy deHoog (Grade 9),
Deb Casey (Grade 10).

* RCMP Citizenship Award:
Jenn McMynn.

Most Outstanding Student
Award: Deb Casey.

Skeena also released its -final
honour roll standings. Students
with at least a ‘B’ average are
‘recognized on three levels —
honours sianding, meritorious

achievement and honourable
mention . — depending on
achievement, They are:

Grade 8

Honours — Vicotr Basanti,

Linnae Bee, Trisha Braun, David
Bretherick, Caroline Brown,
Christina Brown, Matthew. Buck-

- ford; Bryan Crampton,

le, Alison Chase, Wes Coelho,
Andrea Collis, Michael Cooper,
Ayesha Coosemans, Colleen
Craig, Jennifer Dagg, Michacl
Davies, Leslie Dickson, Natalie
Dickson, Paul Fleming, Sherry
Franzen, Jelie Gillanders, Leah
Graham, Harjap Grewal, Rita
Grewel, Joseph Hadley, April
Harkness, Navneerav Malhotra,
Mercdith Mordan, Pety Nirwan,
Amar Parmar, Leonard Pelleticr,
Timothy Phillips, Meena Samra,
Pal Sandhu, Jennifer Shepherd,
Amy Stevens, Ryan Stevenson,
Diane Teixeira, Kevin Teixeira,
Mark Tessaro. and Shawna
Thompson.

Meritorious Achievement --

Rebecca Heenan, Christopher
Hernes, Justin Keitch, Sarah Kel-
ly, Scott Northridge, Amy Parnell
Jones, Christopher Paziuk, Sarah
Wiebe. -

Honourable Mention —
Christine Beaupre, Sheri Clark,
Carrie. Dupas,. Charity. Erickson,
Aaron Gamer, Kimberly Porter,

Chad Ptolemy, Kerri Skalrud,.

Terra Van Herk, Katherine
_ Wilkerson, ;
Graded
Honours — Janine Arnold,

Michelle Audet, Shauna’ Austin,
Matthew Bail, Scott Bromley,
Heather Connacher, Jocelyn Cox-

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July 23 34.2 13.7 0 0 13.7
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