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Laverne Hislop

20 . Terrace Review _ Wednesday, December 4, 1986

Three two-year school trustees
from Terrace were sworn into
office at the inaugural meeting of
the School District 88 board

Dec. 2. Edna Cooper, Laverne
Hislop and Francis Sabine join
trustees Nancy Orr, Dave Parker,
Kirsten Chapman and Val
Napoleon in directing the local
course of public education for the

coming year.

Student applications
accepted for visits
to far off lands

Interculture Canada has
announced that applica-
tions for the 1987 ex-
changes ended in Novem-
ber, but anyone wishing to
apply for the 1988 ex-
changes may do 50.

by Philip Musselman

Interculture Canada has
been in existence since
World War Two, but only
five or six years as “‘Inter-
culture Canada’’. The
most recent Terrace stu-
dent who participated in
an exchange was Fran-
-cesca Friry who visited
Egypt. The group allows

people in Grades 10, 11
and 12 to participate in ex-
changes, but there is also a
Young Adult exchange
which allows young peo-
ple up to 25 years of age to
visit places that they have
only dreamed about.

At this time Interculture
Canada is looking for
families that will take
exchange students into
their homes. Anyone
wishing to get more infor-
mation on the program
please phone Shannon
Mark at 798-2565 and
leave a message on the
answering machine.

Plans to celebrate
Terrace’s 60th birthday
in the making

TERRACE — A commit-
tee has been formed which
will make plans for the
celebration of Tefrace’s
60th anniversary during
{987, The committee held
its first formal meeting on
Nov: 29.

The celebration will last
the whole year Jong and
the group even has plans
for something during
Riverboat Days, also there
will be festivities planned
for next December, when
the main activities may be
planned.

Edna

Cooper

- Francis Sabine

City to

accept

fuel bid

TERRACE — City coun-
cil has received tender bids
from the various fuel com-
panys. Recently it was
recommended that Gulf
Canada’s bid be accepted

as the lowest bid available
in both deisel and regular
fuel. The recommendation
will be adopted by council
for the upcoming year.

Caledonia Senior
Secondary School
Honor roll

TERRACE — Caledonia
Senior Secondary School
wishes to recognize and to
encourage student ex-
cellence in course work
and therefore publishes
after each reporting
period, an Honor Roll.
The Honor Roll is con-
structed in three categories
calculated for fulltime
students and using marks
from all the courses the
student is taking when
report cards are issued.
Outstanding Achieve-
ment — grade point
average greater than or
- equal to 3.50.
‘Meritorious Achieve-
ment — grade point
average greater than or
equal to 3.25.
Honorable Mention —
grade point average
greater than or equal to
3.00. ,
Outstanding Achievement
Sandra Adams, Colin Bre-
haut, Shannon Butler, Chris
Cain, Inness Campbell, Sara
Chen-Wing, Aaron Davis, Vice
tor Dhami, Bao-Tam_Dlep,

Josh Eades, Luke Eades,
Adam Ford and Gurmit
Grewal. ;

Helen Hame!, Michelle
Hendry, Peter Hepburn, David
Hogg, Jana Hoving, Melaney
Jones, Binder Kandola, Lestie
Lima, Davis Lindsay,
Shawnee Love, Rene
Mailloux, Nicole Michaud and
Steve Mantel.

Jorge Marques, Tammy

Middleton, Randy Mussel:
man, Leigha Needham, Jim-
my Pegg, Betty Raposo, Trina
Robinson, Nina Teixeira, Ken
Veldman, Christine Weber,
Jann Marie Wilson, Elaine
Wiebenga and Roberta Wiley.

Meritorlous Achievement

Mike Arnold, Fernando Bar-
bosa, Tammy Brown, Mike
Casavant, Alex Copeland,
Surrinder Deol, Scott Inglis,
Christa Klukas, Brad Lane,
Dwalne Larose, Gilles Leves-
que, Cathy Loutitt and Tanya
Mailloux. .

. Paramjit Gill, Janawa Osei-
Tutu, Nina Parr, Roxanne
Ridler, Lara Roldo, David
Rolfson, Rodger Talstra,
David Weismliller and Pater

p.

Honorable Mention

Cory Albright, Connie Arau-
jo, Mark Bentley, Moreen
Brooks, Richard Devost, Gor-
don Edmonds, Shammi Gill,
James Goodwin, Mariana
Haits, Connie Hansen, Deb-
ble Hutchinson, Susan Kelly,
Shawn Kenmuir, Pam Kerr
and Rinette Lagace.

Kurt McCarron, Yvonne Mc-
Colman, Dean McFarlane,
Debbie McGinley, Surjit
Mann, Happy Minhas,
Suzette Milhomens, Barbara
Needham, Andrew Ogawa,
Laura Pruner, Stephen Robin-
son, Tanya Salanski, Trevor
Shannen and Mitch Shinde.

Marc Smith, Ilda Soares,
Liz Soares, Michelle
Strumecki, Kiera Sundberg,
Michelle Taylor, Rosalee
Thodt, Jim Thomas, Laura
Tupper, Sarah Vaal-Henke,
Darcie Wadley, Deanne
Wilson, Michael Wong an
Susan Yu.

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Your Week Ahead Horoscope

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

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This week’s Saturday Jam
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Mar. 21-Apr. 19

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May 21-June 20

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Aug. 23-Sept.22

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Sept, 23-Oct. 22

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Oct. 23-Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS
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CAPRICORN
Dec. 22-Jan, 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb. 18

PISCES
Feb. 19-Mar.20

Forecast Periods 12/7 - 12/13/86

Contributing money and volunteering your
services to help the less fortunate iscommend-
able. You'll get more than you give.

Hopes and wishes are fulfilled, but we know
you've worked hard to arrive at this point.
Count your blessings.

Prominence may come through your official
standing in an organization you helped, build.
Enjoy the limelight.

Increased knowledge brings higher earnings.

Developing new skills is excellent insurance.
Hard times will notreturn.

Spend a little extra now. It will be, returned
ten-fold, Youhaveto givein ordertoget.
Share the good things with your partner, The
prosperous trends are the result of friendships
cultivated in the working world.

"No taskis too difficult for you to handle, Others

follow your industrious example. Be sensi tive
to physical changes.

Youarethe center of attention at social activi-
ties, Enjoy your popularity. The holiday spirit
isall around.

The possibility looms of a change in residence,
You are forced to make up your mind one way
or another.

Wishes may be turned in to profitable ventures.
Wait until after the holidays before adding to
property holdings.

Caution in handling finances is urged, but it
seems that extra income is yours with little
efforton your part.

Good opportunities come through your as-
sociates, Your persorial sense of authority is
atan all-time high.

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