B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 4, 1995

College hands out scholarships ©

NORTHWEST Community Col-
lege in Terrace hosted an awards
luncheon at the College on Sep-
tember 19th to celebrate their stu-
dents scholastic achievement
These awards, in the form of
scholarships: and bursaries, are
made available through the gener-
ous donations of businesses, com-
munity groups and individuals.
Entrance scholarships ‘allow
secondary school students fo en-
ter the college through tuition
reduction. In many cases, ' sii-
dents who achieved high marks in
high school may have their tui-
tion completely paid for.
Applicants for the NWCC
entrance Scholarships have grad-
uated from secondary schools in

the. Northwest College Tegion.
Eligibility is based om all grade
11 and 12 courses. Students who
have received an ‘‘A”? average
receive 100% tuition reduction.
“B+ averages recelve 75%
reductions and. '‘B'’ average
marks receive 50% tuition reduc-
tion.

Entrance scholarships were

‘awarded to the following Terrace

campus students: -

Sara Aslin, Erin Davies, Lana
Geier, Steven Loptson, Robert
MacLeod, Katherine Milne, Kylie
Oman, Cindy Praught, Harprect
Sandhu, Chris Seltenrich,
Marieke VanBeelen, Jason
Yamashita, Wendy. Vandergaag,
Brad Dykstra, and Gungeet Gill.

Couple celebrates
60th anniversary

LONG TIME residents of Ter-
race, Fred and Helen Gibbs,
celebrated their 60th wedding an-
niversary this past weekend.

Back on September 25, 1935, a
very pretty wedding ceremony
took place in Terrace.

Miss Helen Dorothy Olsen, el-
dest daughter of Mr. and Ms.
Walter William-OClsen of Terrace,
and Frederick Elmer Gibbs, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbs of
Bracebridge, Ontario, were united
in marriage.

The ceremony was performed at

the home of the bride under a
prettily decorated arch, with Rev.
John Linney officiating.

The bride was attended by Mrs.
Emil. Haugland, matron of
honour, and her sister. Miss
Thelma Olsen. Ruth. and Amy
Little were bridesmaids.

Emil Haugland ‘acted as
groomsman.

During the signing of the
registrar, Miss Thelma Olsen and
the Misses Ruth and Amy Little
sang **The voice that breathed
o’er Eden” accompanied by Mrs.
E. Glass, who played the bridal
music,

At a reception at the Orange
Hall, a dinner set of Wedgewood
China was presented by Dudley

Litle on behalf of George Little

and his employees.

The newlyweds: made a trip ‘io’

Prince. Rupert for a short
honeymoon where their wedding
pictures were taken. The happy
couple later made their home in
“The Cotlage”’ on Lakelse Ave.
This building was the first home
of George Little, founder of Ter
race.

The Gibbs later moved to 4659
Park Ave. where they raised their
four boys —- Roger, David, Gor-
don and Donald.

"YVONNE MOEN

The four boys were all present
for their parents’ 60th wedding
anniversary, as were two grand-
children — Rodney and Tammy.

Helen's two sisters, Thelma and
Jean also came up from Van-
couver,

The reunited family celebrated
over dinner, and Helen asked the
family to pray for Fred’s health,

We all wish Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs
a very happy 60th wedding an-
niversary, and we pray for the
good health of beth.

Bursaries were also awarded to
students.

The Northern Institute for
Resource Studies (NIRS) Bursary
was founded to promote, en-
courage and advance the aware-
ness, knowledge and appreciation
of economic development in
B.C, particularly in the north.

The Institute awards two $500
scholarships and four $250 bur-
saries for students. enrolled in
business administration, univer-
sity transfer pre-commerce and
sciences, forest technology and
tourism related programs.

The following Terrace campus
students enrolled in the business
administration program received
an NERS bursary:

Ruth Penninga, Richard

Heppner, Joe Derrick, Mark Al- ©
len and Roberta Taron.

Five-hundred dollar awards
were also handed out.to students
from each of the high schools in
the college region. The following
Terrace campus students received
NWCC high school awards:

Shannon’ Hartman,
Kerri Hamel and Bryan Cramp-
ton.

Patricia Connaughton from the
women in trades technology Pro-
gram (WITT) was awarded the
Trades/Techitology ~Instructor’s
Award, She will be a student in
the commercial transport repair
program,

NWCC congratulates all the
recipients of the awards and
wishes them success in the future,

é

Fred and Helen Gibbs

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