Awards Day at Thornhill

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Jr. Secondary School .

David Welsmiller, outstanding Commerce student award,
presented by Mr. Al Lehmann.

Students’ Council President, Mark Bentley, presents a

Terrace Little Theatre

DR.9 - Denise Cam.
DR.10 - Steven Morgan.

Special Awards

Students’ Council: Past —
Mark Bentley, Mark Neld,

‘Jenny Culp, Jenny Brady,

Nicole Kirsch, Dorcas Chap-
man and Monica Rauter.

- Present —- Monica Rauter,
Kavin Hamakawa, Bruce
Neild, Jason Redmond,
Sherri Montleth, Andrea
Komlos and Sherri Kirsch.

Wilkinson
Business Machines.

David Welsmillar.

Honor Roll
Certificates

Grade 8 — Michelle
Michaud, Ev Higginson,
Elizabeth Mendes, Daysun
Wrubel and Margaret
Koerner.

Grade 9 — Kelth Fell,
Scott Hansen, Jason Rempel
and Rose Lenser.

Grade 10 — Colin
Brehaut, .Robert Mercereau
and David Welsmitler.

Math 9/10
Contest Awards

Scott Hansan, Bruce Neid,
Darcy Netzel, Colin Brehaut,
Steven Bowker, Mark Neild,
Rose Lenser, Kelth Fell,
Lorne Fisher. and Tommy

special “thank-you” award to Mr. Tom Hamakawa, prin- Shippit. .

cipal.

Thornhill Elementary School
awards presented to students

Academic Excellence

Grade 7 — Kim Rempel,
Kim Hamakawa, Lla Wandl,
Kyla Palaglan, Gerry Fell,
Melita Bracken, Margo
Holosko, Amber Dougan,
James Steln, City Hall and
Nikki Schafhauser.

Grade 6 — David Carson,
Dennis McCarron, Mark De-
Jong, Nell Irwin, Colleen
Fisher and Brandi Pringle.

Grade 5 — Melanle Con-
rad, Natasha ‘McAvoy, Cor-
ina Lockyer, Keilo Makela,
Natasha Morris, Kurt Muller,
Josee Banville, Kari Elsner,
Melanie Gavronski, Danny
Hall, Jessica Lambright
Steven Maxim and Susan
Munson.

Grade 4 — Trace Brown,
Dusty Clarke, Jonathan Duf-
fy, David Halley, Sonja
Hedberg and Paula Pocha.

Citizenship

Grade 7 — Kanny Kaull,
Tracey Tomas and Cindy
Hail.

Grade 6

_ Jessie

McNaughton and Travis
Barker. .

Grade 5 — Josee Banviile
and Natasha Morris.

Grade 4 — Dusty Clarke .

and Lorlssa Matthais.

Sportsmanship

Grade 7 — Bobby Barnett,
Debble Barclay, Billy Mat-
thels, Margo Holosko and
Dale Hansen.

_ Grade 6 — Brandi Pringle,
Mike Bontron, Tanya Losier
and Dale Hansen.

Grade 5 — Ben Matthels,
Paula McKay, Justin Starkie
and Jennifer Smith.

Grade 4 — Jonathan Duf-
fy, Dawn Richardson, David
Halley and Jennifer Morris.

Grade 4 — Derek Muller,
Cindy Wyatt, Shane Contin
and Paula Pocha.

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Top academic student awards

Back row, left to right: Jason Rempel, Grade 9; Collin Brehaut, Grade 10; David Weismliiler,
Grade 10; Daysun Wrubel, Grade 8; and Scott Hansen, Grade 9. Missing from photo is

Michelle Michaud, Grade 8.

Grade 8 =
Math Awards

Citizenship Award

Vincent Redmond and

Glenn Stromness.

Sclence Awards

Gr. 8 - Efizabeth Mendes.
Gr. 9 - Keith Fell.
Gr. 10 -David Welsmiller.

Pre-employment Sclence -

‘Robbie Gagnon.

French Awards

Gr. 8 - Susanne Banville
and Elizabeth Mendes.

Gr. 9 - Shawna Towrlss.

Gr. 10 - Colin Brehaut.

English Awards

Gr. 8 - Michelle Michaud
and Wendy Hummel.

Gr. 9 - Scott Hansen.

Gr. 10- David Weismiller.

Social Studies Awards

Most Deserving

Grade 7 — Garth Muller,
Melvin Bazil, Jody Andrews
and Donnie Hill.

Grade 6 — Corry Martin,
Dean Pasowilsty, Marina
Jurgelelt and Philip
Ridsdale.

Grade 5 — Liza Mc-
Charies, Rodney Sanches,
Josee Jenniss and Mark Von
Niederhausern.

Grade 4 — Stephanie
Reading, Heather Albright,
Brutus McCarron and
Yvonne Schmidt.

Gr. 8 - Ev Higginson.

Gr. 9 - Jason Rempel and
Tanya Walker.

Gr. 10- David Weismiller.

Most Deserving pre-
employment Student

Burny Carisen.

Special Recognition
Award

Edward Lamke.

Athletic

Grade 7 — Kenny Knuli,
Kim Rempel, Bryan Netzel,
Heath Muller, Kyla Palagian
and Nikki Schafhauser.

Grade 6 — Rick Orball and
Tina Wahi.

Grade 5 — Jeff Barnett,
Susan Munson, Sean Kofoed

’ and Adrienne Sampare.

Out grazing their horses are Jill Stenzel from Thornhill with
Tiny, nine, and Karen Baptie, a resident of Thornhill, with

Star, 18.

Where it’s at...

Northern
Motor
Inn

This week’s
feature:

A guide to
Terrace’s
night life —
the ‘‘who
where and
when” for
entertainment.

af George's Pub

Reg Alexander

Country Western

Saturday Jam
4to 7 p.m.
Bring an instrument!

Best all-round
Academic Students Mark Bentley
Gr. 8 - Michelle Michaud
and Daysun Wrubel. Best all-round
Gr. 9 - Jason Rempel and Student

Scott Hansen.
Gr. 10 - David Weismiller
and Colin Brehaut.

Don’t be chained

to your extras!
Sell them In the Clazsifiede

Jenny Brady:

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Many stock funds
eamed more than
a 15% average —
over the past ten years.

Professionaly managed funds may
be started at.$50 per month.

Call or drop by our office.

One of ihe Mutual Life of Canada
group of companies

SKEENAMALL = 635-2387

THINKING OF
BUILDING A
NEW Villa

HOME? :

THE NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE Carpentry
Program is seeking a home bullding project to provide
trainees with practical work experience.

The College will supply labor to build the foundation;
frame; apply siding and roofing; instal! windows, doors,
moutdings and soffitting; insulate; drywail; construct
and Install cabinets.

The applicant will finance and supply a bullding lot; a
detalled set of plans; obtain all permits and approvals;
all construction materials, as well as all sub-trades In-
cluding electrical, plumbing and heating, excavation,
painting, and exterior deck surfacing.

Applications Including detalled plans must be submit-
ted by July 25, 1986.

For details on how to apply, please contact:

Mr. E. Marchand,

Coordinator,

Trades Training Programs,
Northwest Community College,
Phone: 635-6511, ext. 313 Tide