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RUSSIAN STUDENTS who attended Saanich School District
secondary schools last year are making progress with
efforts fo continue their education here. Arina Shulga
(ight) attended Parkland School last year and is now at
Pearson College continuing her education there. Dennis
Suregan (left) attended Claremont last year and also
continues schooling in Canada, organizer Lucio Maram-
pon said. Host families are needed for students from the
soviet Union attending Saanich schools in the 1991-92

schoo! year.

Frozen food
prompis firing

An employee of a Central Saa-
nich food products distributor will
likely be charged with theft over
$1,000 after returning a company
truck with about $1,700 worth of
frozen food missing, Central Saa-

ich police said.

= The 26-year-old woman was

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fired from her job after the cargo
was found missing by management
at Meridian Food Products on
Keating Crossroad, July 29.

The company serves restaurants
and also sells frozen food door-to-
door, police said. ;

A report to Crown counsel is
recommending charges be pur-
sued.

socred meeting’s
date is changed

A confirmation meeting sched-
uled by the Saanich North and The
Island Social Credit Constituency
Association is now Sept. 8 at
Sanscha Hall — a change from its
original date of Aug. 25, acting
president Bud MacLean said Tues-
day.

A good tumout is expected for
the meeting, where declared candi-
date and current MLA Mel Cou-
velier is expected to have his
candidacy confirmed.

“T haven’t heard of people chal-
lenging,’” MacLean said.

Sanscha Hall was not available
for the Aug. 25 meeting so the date
was changed, he said.

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Host families sought for Soviet students

Five teenagers from the Soviet
Union will arrive in Greater Vic-
toria in 10 days for a year-long
visit that includes instruction with
Canadian secondary students.

The students, ranging in age
from 14 to 15-years, will attend
Parkland, Claremont and Belmont
secondary schools for the 1991-92
school year, organizer Lucio Mar-
ampon said.

Last year, two students from the
US.S.R. attended Parkland School
and one was accepted to continue
her studies at Pearson College.

Several families became
involved last year to provide a
Canadian home, Marampon said.

Arina Shulga attended Parkland
and found accommodation with
Michelle and Graham Gignac
while Soviet student Dennis Sure-
gan attended Claremont and stayed
with Phil and Wendy Warren.

“There are benefits to the Russi-
ans and to the Canadian family,”
Marampon said.

He is pioneering an exchange
with Russian students and said
Opportunities for Canadians to vis-
it the U.S.S.R. are available.

Arriving Aug. 25 are Alina
Kwyatkovskaya, 14, Svatlana Tot-
chilina, 15, (both going to Park-
land), Phillip Lerman, 14, Eugene
Notckin, 15, (both going to Clare-
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