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“ment Bank had plenty of Infor.
‘ mation on display for everyone

“ "Services

. Hartnell
_ secretary, greeted many of the
-: Wlaltore and. outlined services

‘peered Py | FBDB. oe

to 3. 25,

Honorable Mention - _
“grade point average
greater. than or equal to
3. 00 where “A is. 4, “B”

Peter Hepburn,

Brian | Jones, .

~ . Vietor™ Dhami, *: “Luke*
. Eades, Ingrid: Faber,
Adam Ford, Glen Gough,
Gurmit Grewal, ‘Helen.

‘David ‘Rolfsen,

The Tolsec booth at the Jaycess’ ‘Trades Fair attracted many people with its “heat system
’ alarm". Bruce Graydon showed Ann Booth the art of taking a $20 bill out of the box without mak-
7 ing tl the alarm go off. It was almost impossible fc for those who tried.

Hamel, Michelle Hendry,
Jana
‘Hoving, Debbie Jackman,
Melaney

Marc”
Smith, Rodger : Talstra,.
’ Ken Veldman, Daivd Vu,
Christine Weber, David

Weismiller, Elaine.
Wiebenga, Jann Marie
Wilson, Peter Yip, Pat

2.8037" or * ran, Davis Lindsay, Tina MERITORIOUS
: . Locke, ‘Shawnee - Love, © ~ ACHIEVEMENT —
OUTSTANDING -Mishl Lynch, Steve | Mark’ Bentley, Colin
mall the courses ‘ ACHIEVEMENT - Mantel, Jorge Marques, Brehaut, Karen Brodie,
ent js taking when". Sandra:Adams, Connie. Robert "Mercereau, Nicole Shannon Butler, ‘Chris
rt cards are issued, Araujo: ‘Lee. Boake, Michaud, Tammy Middle. Cain, Mike Casavant,
ota Achieve: Moreen’ Brooks, Steve ton, Randy Musselman, Aaron Davis, Bao-Tam |
. Carelius,.: Sara Chen- Joely: Novick, Tania ‘Par- Diep, Sarjit Dlay, Jann
Wing, <Surrinder Deol; viainen, Allan ‘Power, Dozzi, Josh Eades, Mona

Edgar, | Paramjit “Gill,

Hansen, Susan Kelly,
Christa Klukas,
Lane, Leah: Leibel, Leslie
Lima,
Andrea Murray, Janewa
- Osei-Tutu, Jimmy Pegg,

Reynolds, Trina Robin-
son, .Mitch Shinde, Ilda
Soares,
- mecki, Nina. Teixeira,
Laura Tupper, Roberta
Wiley, Beckie Wilkerson,
Roy Wright, Anita Zieg-
ler.

the First Cholcs Travel booth at the Jaycoss’ Trades Falr attracted many who are seeking sur
- mer vacations. During the Trades Fair, owners Stan Kerr (rah and Barb Kerr (miselng from.
~ photo) were on hand to give information to everyone.

~ abound

at the Terrace Trades Fair.Peg —
(left), branch

POS op rm et HERB Aa Ey PY eh PE NS EN

HONORABLE
MENTION

Fernando Barbosa,
Lesa Bellamy, Todd
Broughton, Tammy
Brown, Inness Campbell,
Paramjit Dlay, Robert
Geier, David Greening,
Brett Heavener, Balbir
Heer, David Hogg, Sean

. Holkestad, Scott. Inglis,
Pamela Jakobs, Shawn
Kenmuir, Cory King, Pam
Lamb, Dwaine | Larose,
Tracy ‘Lefebvre, Jeff Mar-
tin, Bantoo Minhas,
Leigha Needham, Mark

Parker, Mandip -Prihar,
Tanya Salanski, Lara
Roldo, Susan Roesel, Liz.
Soares, Cindy Sousa,
Kiera Sundberg, Michelle

Rosalee: Thodt, ‘Gary

Elks”

by Edna Jensen"
Purple Cross Chairman

TERRACE — The B.C.
- Elks Auditory Rehabilita-
tion Centre sponsors a
special program for hear-
ing impaired children
from birth to school age
‘residing in the province of
British Columbia.

This program is made
: possible ‘by the co-
operation of the B.C, Elks.

it

tion..and Development
Fund, the Ministries of
Education and Health

‘kind contributions of
Canadians to the Elks
Purple Cross fund.

. The B.C. Elks Auditory
Rehabilitation Centre is
located in the Guildford
Area in Surrey, B.C. This
model clinic has been
designed to provide a ser-

. vice in co-operation: with
the B.C. Ministries of
Health and Education that
will eventually be avail-

able throughout the pro-.

to include alntost double
the space that was
necessary at the onset.

Zips Michelle: Ziokliko- |

: Connie . Hansen, Debbie .
Brad
Happy "Minhas, .

Manny Raposo,.. Trevor .

Michelle Stru-.

Neid, Andrew Ogawa, ~
Aida Pacheco, Jennifer

Taylor, James Therrien, ie

ssociation; the National’: :
“Purple Cross ‘Deaf Detec- -

‘Speech and Hearing Divi-‘:
‘ sion and of. course the

vince. This clinic was ex-
panded in the fall of 1986, -

Tremblay, Megan Walker,
Arlene Wandl, Deanne

‘Wilson, Michae! ‘wong,
Herbert Yeh!, Susan Yu.

| eae f
Terrace airline ticket agent Doreen Goodwin, previously a
member of the C.P. Alr staff, recently began working under the
new sign of Canadian Alrlines International. The new alr sar-

vice.combines the former assets of Pacific Wester ‘Aldines’
and Canadian Pacific Alr Lines. 7

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