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Cal’s Class of 2003

earns provincial awards
OUTSTANDING. That’s the only way to describe
the academic performance of Caledonia Senior
Secondary’s 2003 graduating class.

Twenty-two of them have earned $1,000 scholar-
ships from the provincial government, said Rabin
MacLeod of the Caledonia -

Awards Committee.

Their combined achieve-
ments represent $22,000 in
provincial scholarship money,

Of those, 17 earned their
scholarships for how wel! they
performed on their provincial
exams.

Those grads are (in alpha-

betical. order): Cameron nla
Adam, Bethany Belina, Chris Parn Sihota
Chapman, Ben Davidson, .
Emily Fisher, Jennifer Haynes, Hannah Huston,
David Johnstone, Caitlin Keenan, Crystal Lind,
Robert Lomas, Michele Sharma, Tyler Sheasby,
Pam Sihota, Kim Smith, Jordan Wall and Brian
Wyatt.

Another five grads earned $1,000 district scho-
larships through an education ministry-sponsored
program for students entering post-secondary pro-
grams in business, technology, and fine arts. Their
names are Pam Bahr, Rollin Chalifoux, Megan
Roach, Melissa Therrien and Donald van Dyk.

q re, Royal Canadian Legion
ws Branch 13 - Terrace

Sunday Fun Sports Day

Darts ¢ Cribbage © Pool

Branch Opens at 10 a.m.

Q November 23", 2003 .

Lunch will be available
Members and Guests oe

ae a UVic’s newest alumni
Wi t FIVE STUDENTS from Terrace are part of the
a l n er wear University of Victoria’s fall graduating class.
COATS FOR KIDS: lan McDonough from the Sal- Camilo Desierto, Sarah Glen and John How have
vation Army and local businessman John Heighing- all received bachelor of arts degrees. Andrea Mis-
ton hoist two bags filled with warm winter clothing kelly and Jennifer Shepherd have earned bachelor

that will be distributed on an as-needed basis to | of science degrees. They now join the ranks of
local children and adults this winter. The community UVic’s 60,000-member strong alumni.

donated about 300 coats to the local Coats for Kids UVic held fall convocation ceremonies for 1,200
campaign, which has just wrapped up its 15th year students last week, Honorary degrees were presen-
in Terrace. It's spearheaded by Superior Linens ted ta former cabinet minister and Nisga’a Tribal
with Spotless Drycleaners, which cleans the dona- Council President Frank Calder, Grammy award-
ted clothing. Items in all sizes are available by re- winning jazz vocalist Diana Krall, wildlife painter

quest at the Salvation Army’s Thrift Shop at 4712 | Robert Bateman and UVic physicist Alan Astbury.
Keith Ave. Ask the cashier for assistance, or call the ,
Thrift Shop at 635-3749. JENNIFER LANG PHOTO

Branch 13 ;
Legion
News

By CMDE PETER

CROMPTON
THE REMEMBRANCE
Day service was once
again well attended, The
branch was also hopping
until the late evening
hours.

The community of Ter-
race and the surrounding
area are to be congratula-
ted for the support shown
to them towards our Poppy
Campaign. Once again,
cur veterans and their de-
pendents can be looked
after, if needed.

I would like to take this
opportunity to thank all
those members who helped
to make this year’s Poppy
Campaign and Remem-
brance Day such a suc-
cess.

On Sunday, Nov. 23, we With our winter Gold package,
of Fun sports, eribbage, your vehicle will be more than ready to face our rough winters!

darts and pool. Lunch will
be available and the
branch will be open from
10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. If you
don’t feel like participa-
ting, come on ovt and Sa a Sse ese a eee oe a ae :

Fen ain. as. Dinner “ @ Oil change up to-5 litresof ~~. se Lubricate chassis/hinges/locks

will be held on Wednes- Bes . Motorcraft? 5W30. engine oll. a ® Tires checked and inflated (if required)

day, Nov. 26. Also this :
date, your DVA represen- Battery’ test and ‘report.

. tative will be in Lown, so if -
you need an appointment, .
give Cmde Derek Hales a — pieeere Exhaust inspection
call. a :

Sign up sheets are ° Tire rotation
posted for Zone curling,
darts and cribbage, so
come on in and sign up.

Our next general meet-

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night for our 2004 exec. you can count on FORD Fast Lane. So drop by anytime until November 30" and we'll help you
Tickets will soon go on:
will be Friday, Dec. 5,

utive committee. Please

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come on oul and show
Eve Bash. They will go oe mye
ans Dinner in December,

ing is on Tuesday, Dec. 9
your support for the branch
fast and there is a limit.
FastLane

at 8 p.m. This is election With FORD Fast Lane there is no appointment necessary. For fast service and great quality,
and its operation.
The next steak night
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a ae Motorcraft oil filter installed based on availability for your make and model of vehicle. Environmental charges may apply. Taxes not included, Offer applies to most cars and light trucks, OMer expires Nevemiber 30, 2003,