hai ‘yy, JOHN CHEN-WING
Caledonia, in its twenty-
second year of operation, offers
more than one‘hundred distinct
courses in various subject areas,

including. “Accounting, ‘Foods

and Nutrition, Metalwork,

‘Computer. Studies, Acting, :

Science. and, . Technology, Work
Experience, and. Co-operative

Education also have a variety of
extra-curricular: activities’ from.

_ which . to-. choose “such - as
Students’ . Council,
Photography. Club, En-

vironmental. Club, Stock

Market Club,’ : Amnesty Interna-
tional ‘Club, ‘Choir, Band, and
various sports.’
* Students: on: “he: ‘Caledonia
Physics. Olymples team with the
guidance of Allen Wootton had
another bariner year, placing se-
cond in the Provincial Finals.
Congratulations onan: outstan-
ding. effort.
We sent several teams to pro-
vincial finals,’ The boys’ basket-

ball. team; coached by: Cam:
volleyball:

-McKay;: ithe > girls’.
team: coached: ‘by Richard Kriegl
and sponsored by Sue Springer;
and: the” boys’ soccer. team

coachéd ‘by: Mike Brady and |

sponsored by. Henry. Dreger
represented. the northwest zone.
At, the - ‘provincial final
‘Kamloops.

placed second in the zone finals
and represented Caledonia at
the provincials placing 14th out
of 32 teams; the boys’ basket-
ball team, coached by Cam
McKay, defeated Prince Rupert
ta become zone champions and
went on to defeat Correlieu
Clansmen of Quesnel in a
playoff to.carn a berth into the
proinvical finals in Vancouver
and the Track and Field team,
coached by Mike Reid, placed
2nd in the Zone Finals with 6
athletes qualifi iying for the Pro-
vincial finals in Vancouver —
the 4x100 ‘metres relay team
placed sixth in the Province.
Three new teams have been add-
ed this year — Girls’ Soccer
sponsored by Irene Ennis, Golf
sponsored by Clayton Lloyd-

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The cross country
team, coached by Mike Reid, -

Jones and Lawn Tennis spon-
sored by Grant Holkestad,

The Caledonia concert band,
the Caledonia stage band, and
the Caledonia choir all placed
first in. their classes at the
Pacific. Northwest Music

‘Festival, and all received Bronze

Standing at Music Fest '91, Our

: students. gave. outstanding
- preformance in Speech Arts,

Choral Music, Stage. and Con-
cert- Band: categories. -T-Jay

students — Robert Cuddeford,

Jason Krause,Scott Loptson, -
David Shepherd, James Stein ©
and. David Wolfe‘~-were reci- -

pients of provincial scholarships
and we’. expect: the second
semester to’ add another 9 to the
list: of: winners.-'In the January
1993. provincial
aminations,* 10: ‘students - had
final marks ‘of 90 per cent’ or
higher in 18: provincially | ex-
- aminable: courses:

The Caledonia concert band, stage band, and choir.
all placed first in their classes at the Pacific Nor- -
thwest Music Festival and received Bronze Stan-

. ding at Music Fest D1.

MacKenzie placed.-first in.

Senior Brass at the B.C. Festival

_ of the Aris in North Vancouver
in late May of 1991. Frances

Brodie .and. Heather Dreger

“were chosen to be members of

the B.C. Honour Choir and
B.C; Honour Band respectively.
“Caledonia has a staff com-
posed of highly qualified, ex-
pefienced: and’ dedicated

‘members:-who ensure that our
_ students receive the best possi-

ble education. They are com-

‘mitted to ‘réinforcing, in a

positive . ‘way, good achieve-
ment, effort, attitude and in-
volvement.

Caledonia. has an excellent .
record of.achievement
scholarships and receives wide
financial and moral support in:

the, community, We have a

scholarship _ enhancement pro-°

gramme-in operation. Early in
the school year;-students are

provided with current informa-.

tion and eligibility requirements
about local, distrigt and provin-
cial scholarships. °

They. are encouraged to apply
to write provincial scholarship
examinations, Subject teachers
are provided with the names of
students who have applied to
write provincial scholarship ex-
aminations. Teachers
students writing scholarship ex-
aminations extra assistance.

In the first semester of the

1990-91 school year, 6 of our

a ~ Award winners.

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“The end of. the year is a time ‘for recognizing ‘individual :

" ichievement.

-Below,- some of the awards received “by:

Caledonia students. See next week's edition for more win-

ners.
PROGRAM AWARDS

Outstanding. Grade 10. stu-
dent — Jeff Smithanik;

Outstanding Grade 11 stu-
dent — Matthew Phillips;

- Outstanding .Grade’ 12
students — David- Shepherd
(Arts and Sciences); -Amandeep
Parmar (Business Education);
Brian Allen (Industrial Educa-
tion); Heather Bretfeld ( Perfor-
ming Arts);
(Visual Arts).

‘SPECIAL AWARDS .

Rotary Shield for Social
Responsibility and School
Citizenship — Kannin _Osei-
Futu;y ,

Caledonia Outstanding ‘Stu.
dent Awards — Jason Krause,
Scott Loptson and David
Shepherd;

Governor-General’s
Academic Medal — Scott Lopt-
son;

COURSE AWARDS

Business Education

Accounting 12 — Lia Wandl;_

Business Communications. 12
— Heather Bretfeld:

Dave Mantel

Career Preparation.
Kamaljit Buttar;

Career Typing, 11/Typing 10
— Yvonne Milhomens: -

Consumer Education 12 —
Scott Loptson; _

Introductory Accounting. ul
— Kyla Palagian;

Introductory Data Processing

11 — Lia Wandl;’

Office Procedures ! 1 —_ Delia

Hildebrandt;
Office. Procedures 12

. Amandeep Parmar:

Personal Typing 11 — Dave

Edmonds.
ENGLISH

Communications 1! — Julie
Bolton;

Communications
Denine Meek; - ..

English 10 — Jeff Smithanik;

English <1. Alayne
Fleischmann, Jody McMurray,
Megan Reid; 4

English 12 - — Scott Loptson,
David Shepherd, Deanna
Thain;

Literature 12 Heather

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Students are able to: obtain
scholarships’ to: travel within
and outside of Canada. This
year, under ‘the auspices of the
Terrace’ Rotary -Ciub, © Carl
Anderson will be going ‘to
France. and . Margaret’ Davies
will be*going to South Africa
while Steve Kietzmann, from

South Africa and also’ on a

Rotary International Exhange
Scholarship, will be with us for
.the 1991 calendar year.

Devon Kuiper went to Ottawa
for the Encounters with Canada
program and to Victoria for.the
B.C. Youth Parliament, Jason
Krause, Angel Parmar and Bao
Lanh: Diep . received Summer
Language Bursaries to attend
the Cours d’Ete de Langues —
Bourses at the Ecole Interna-
tional de francais at the Univer-
site du Quebec in Trois Rivieres,
Quebec. Sonya Krug will be go-
ing.to Japan on a Pacific Rim
Scholarship sponsored by the

“regular “ex-

commiited, : dedicated,

B.C. Government and «.Jasot
Krause is. one -.of . nifietees
students from ‘throughout: BC; -
to be awarded a Pacific: Rim’.
Scholarship: for a year, of study
in Japan. :
In, January of. this. ‘whol
year, we'said. good-bye to Irene -
Ennis. who: aught full-time and
“the

missed her “cheerful pre

and -her.-valued -contributions.. -

we welcomed Scott “Armstrong.
to.our staff.as the Co-operative
Education Co-ordinator ‘in
January; Scott left in early June
to pursue his’ doctorate: at the
University. of . Southern
Mississippi. At the end ‘of ‘this
month, we say goodbye to Al
Cameron, who: will be teaching
at. Lakelse. High: next “school
year. Mr. Cameron has: been a
‘in-
dustrious. “and: conscientious
teacher and we shall. miss him
very much, :. -~

On behalf of the administra-
tion, staff and student body, we
would like to take this oppor- |
iunity to publicly and sincerely
thank: the parents‘of all. of our
students, the many individuals,
organizations and businesses in

Terrace for their generous. and |

continuing support of Kermode .
91 — our well-received year-
book, our athletic: teams,
Students’ Council, graduation
ceremonies, : Pre-Employment
Program, Co-operative
Enhancement. Program,
scholarship’ information even-.
ings and-all of our other ac-
tivities. We do sincerely ap-.
preciate your assistance and co-
operation.

py Mewees Atkinson

Bre 4

“Be Parks Visitors Programs °

. the ‘summer interpretation programs are well underway at Lakafse. take. :
- Kim’ ‘Putram ls the Park Interpreter at Tyhee Lake near Smithere and she .
- “reports. that visitors to Tyhee are very enthusiastic about her: programs.
». {Both Lakeléa Lake Provincial Park and Tyhaa Lake ara class A partes with an
camping ‘and picnic facilitias: Over 25 parks comprise the Skeena District, :
stretching from near Burns Lake to the east:. Nalkoon Provincial, Park. ‘on the.
: Queen Charlotte lands. to the west and mrt. to Alin’ ar th ‘Yukon. :
”~ border, -

. ; Other Perks in the Nrthwest with camping teciitos ¢ can be folind all long ,
.: the malor transportalion ‘routes.’ Outside. of Hazelton there's Seeley: Lake .-
. Provinclal Park’ with 20 campsites. If, you are heading north “of” ‘Kitwanga-

along Highway 37, you can always pitch a tentat Meziadin Lake or Kingakan

_. Lake Provincial Park. Closer to Terrace you can see tha incredible beauty of -

the. coastal. mountains at Kleanza. Creek or Exchamsike Aiver,! Provinclal

"Parka are ‘a wonderful resource for all sorts of people, We hope. you will
come out and discover something, new at your Provincial Parks we pummer,.

., Shelter, 3.

€ PM - SALMOHID ENHANCEMENT - (see above), Furlong. Bay plento shetle

“ Lakelse Lake Provincial .
* Park Visitor Programs :
. ‘July '4 - July 8, 1991.

; - Thuraday, July 4 :
3 PM - ‘ADAPTION AATIBTRY - (children) Furlong Bay picnic’ shelter:
5 PM - PRRSCELLA PARKS PHESENTS... * (dramatic slideshow tau. F

‘Friday, Joly 5 Lt 7
3 PM. STORM DRAIN MARIGNG PROGRAM - (eile. Giest sente Bary Pei
from the Dept. of Fisherlas and Oceans, Furlong Bay picnic shelter. ; a

Saturday, July.6

3 PM : PLAYING FAR AKD WIDE + * (running games), Meet at i 5 Use vei,

‘shelter, Oe

8 PM. WONDERFUL MORTHWEST WATER « « Furlong flay picnic shel feos
Sunday, July 7 :

4 PM - JERRY'S RANGERS « + (children). Furlong Bay plenic shelter.

- 6 PM - IVERSEPEOPLES - Guest presenter Monserat Gonsalez trom the Kina can.

nial Museum. Furlong Bay picnic shelter, “
Monday, July 8 - ‘ ae ae
8 PM - - EVENING PROGRAM - Furtang Bay ptenic shelter. aa

All Programs Are Freel”
B.C. Parks 798-2277 ©

Lee motte

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EARTHSONGS

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 8:00PM

TICKETS $25. 25 (INCL. GST AND SERVICE CHARGE) |
OI III SOIT I III II SI IIIS

-LEE AARON ©

BACHMAN TURNER
OVERDRIVE

SPECIAL GUESTS: YOUNG SAINTS

SUNDAY, JULY 7 6:00PM,

(Wa. BD ave eoanee). M4

JO IO III II II ICE
A FULL DAY OF FAMILY FUN AWAITS YOU AT THE PARK BEGINNING AT 11 :30A. M.

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The MUSIC ‘91 RoadShow Weekend features two full days
of activities and entertainment for the whole family with super:
star concerts each night. Folk singer-songwriter JOHN DENVER
performs on Saturday evening,.and gutsy Toronto-based
rocker LEE AARON, veteran hit-miakers BACHMAN TURNER
OVERDRIVE and special uest YOUNG SAINTS share: this :
spectacular-hard-rock bil lon Sunday evening.

«The Spiritof B.C. Bandstand will feature fabulous B. on
talentall day long such as Paul Hyde, Vancouver founder of
the Payolas, and children’ sp erformer Norm Foale.

“# Amoteur performar Tel: ‘Cenlennlal-

Communily : ShowCase stage including the Edmonton All I Girt
Marching Ambassadors. _

* StreeiStult shroet performers like the Do
nine-peice steal orchestra’ “The: Rim:
Brasshoppers” from England.

_*KidsOwn area with face
pointing, artand music instrument ab

“making, glant walk-on synthasizer pfaah
_ and d parade led by the kids: Lg

: . Food and Souvenir. 7
“concessions. os

Farm more w iformetion on all MUSIC Tr events,
call the | Lobatt Hotline 1-800-661-5100.

Rosalie: Good Luck in Aussie.
We’ll Miss You!

_ .The Crown Gang