Recently released results of

- the January provincial examina- tions .confirm no fewer than eight Caledonia students turned

in marks of more than 90 per-

cent. Leading the way was Nathan Wilkerson with near perfect

performance in Chemistry (99)-

and Physics (98). Ryan Steven-

Caledonia students — reach for the top _

son scored a 96 in Biology and 51 in English, Carolle Michaud a 94 in Biology and 92 in Geography. and Linda Cud- deford 903 in both Biology and Chemistry. Corrina Adams (91) and Joanne Ogawa (90), both in English, Callie Swan (91 in Biology) and Theresa Newhouse (90 in Chemistry) rounded out

Honour roll

Caledonia Second Term Honour Roll: . Outstanding Achievement — Corinna Adams, Matthew Albert, Frances Brodie, Ray- mond Chretien, Loretta Collln- son, Bob Cuddeford, Linda Cuddeford, Bruce deHoog, Heather Dreger, Chad Ed- mounds, David Edmonds, Ken Giesbrecht, Lynne Hallman, David Hamhuis, Lori Lynn Kasperski, Dalice Kelln, Margarete Koerner, Jason Krause, Sandra Loptson, Scott Loptson, Kirsten MacKenzie, Stacee Martin, Elizabeth Mendes, Carolle Michaud, Theresa Newhouse, Shelley O’Brien, Joanne Ogawa, Felicia Olson, Kannin Osei-Tutu, Amandeep Parmar, Lanny Paul Lorraine Phillips, _Shamman Ramsundhar, Angela Ryan, Vicky Sainis, David Shepherd, Alison Siemens, Ryan Steven-

son, Paul Strangway, Callie

Swan, Kenna Turcotte, Dennis Venema, Lia Wandl, Lee Wilkerson, Nathan Wilkerson, Scott Wilson, Dave Wolfe. Meritorious Achievement =~ Brian Anderson, Clint Baker, Melita Bracken, Stacey Brown, Cari Devost, Rick Dhami, Ber-

nie Duarte, Karen Ersiling, Lane Fredericks, Tamara Haselmeyer, Dana Iverson, Krista Iverson, Devon Kuiper, Linda Lagace, Patrick Link, Tami Moritz, Mike Parker, Danny Scarborough, Krista Soules, Moka Sousa, James Stein, Tracy Story, Deanna Thain, Dwayne Venema, Wayne Weldner, Heide Wiebe, Cindy Wisniewski, Daysun + Wrubel, Fritz Wyssen, Joe Zuc- chiatti.

Henouwrable Mention — Carey Agnew, Sheldon Bennett, Nicole Bingham, Jessica Bower- ing, Denise Brehaut, Harvey Bueckert, Carmen Cebuliak, Sam Chretien, Michael Coburn, Sherry Crooks, Jason Dunham, Sylvain Gagnon, Lakwinder Gill, Kevin Jones, Vesna Kon- tic, Lisa Lagace, Kevan Letawske, Kyle Lindsay, Dale MacDonald, Lucas Maikapar, Wendy McCarron, Michelle Michaud, Gary Peden, Ron Pocha, Jody Popp, Leesha Sabine, Ron Sparling, Wade Steele, Tracey Todd, Kristine Torgalson, David Western, Chantelle Zantingh, Chad Ziegler.

Program offers

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Now showing on the Knowledge network is Legal Wise, a weekly half-hour pro- gram which seeks to give the public a better understanding of the legal system and the role of lawyers.

Local lawyer and represen- tative to the B.C. branch of the Canadian Bar Association Ed- mond de Walle said the series looked not only at criminal law issues, but also family and con- sumer law. As such, he added, it provided the viewer with infor- mation on a range of subjects that could prove useful to them,

Each program looks at five

issues and some of those to be —

covered in future shows include include purchasing defective goods, court costs, battered women, phone taps and com- plaints about lawyers, .

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“It’s very professionally done and it keeps your attention,” de Walle said of the magazine-style presentation, Legal Wise airs Saturday evenings at 6.30 p.m, until June 2,

Lyme disease.

outdoor pet, make sure it wears a flea and tick collar. Never walk your pet. in grassy or shrubby areas during tick season. Wash and.comb the animal regularly, Pet suppliers carry fine-toothed tick combs. You can also use a lint brush to pick up wandering ticks. IF YOU ARE BITTEN

Tick removal is difficult because the mouth parts have sharp dagger-pointed hooks that point backwards, and there is a fot of misinformation going around. Sound medical advice recommends the foliowing pro- cedure,

Remove a tick as soon as you | see it. The longer it is embedd- ed, the greater its chance to spread any disease it may ‘be carrying, '

Never try to kill or coax out the tick by applying heat or try- ing to suffocate it. In other wards, do not apply nail polish, vaseline, a lit match, or cigarette. Such irritants can make the tick spew any disease it may carry into its host. .

Using a pair of sharp-pointed tweezers, grasp the tick ag close to your skin as possible. Pull gently and straight out. Blot the skin with alcohol or another disinfectant... Check: to make sure you haven't left the mouth parts in your skin. If you have, get your famiy doctor or local

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health nurse to extract them.

If you develop a rash or flu- like symptoms in the following . weeks or months, immediately seek medical treatment,

Lyme disease is a serious health problem. Your principle defense is protection and, if you are exposed, early treatment, The actual size of a tick is about the size of the period at the end of this sentenice. This article was taken from the Leader Magazine published by the Boy Scouts of Canada. And the reason for passing this informa- ‘tion on is one of our Leaders became sick with the disease and is now on a slow recover program.

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Michaud also qualified for a $1,000 provincial scholarship by achieving a total of more than 1700. points based on the ministry's scoring system, Wilkerson is in the running for 8 $2,000 scholarship awarded to

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The Pacific NW Music

Festival results were sweet [i

music for Caledonia students with its stage band, concert band and vocal jazz entries al] taking top spot in their classification.

The stage band, which receiv- ed two awards with a total value of. $600, also appeared at the gala performance finale of the festival. :

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A number of students will be hitting the road later this spring and summer. Nicole Fick, Heather Dreger, Theresa Newhouse, Ryan Stevenson and Kenna Turcotte are being spon- sored by the Rotary Club for the Encounters with Canada program which will see them spending one week in Oitawa,

The destination for Jason Shulte will be Quebec’s College de Riviere du Loups following the award of a Secretary of State’s French language bur- sary. He'll be there for six weeks. :

Stacee Martin has been chosen as one of 15 B.c, delegates to attend a one week Interchange on Canadian Studies conference ‘in Victoria beginning April 27 and Tami Moritz has been chosen as the Caledonia grade 10 represen- tative on this year’s Pacific Rim. study tour — she will spend two weeks in Singapore, Malaysia

and Thailand this summer.

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In. 1981, British Columbia began returning

men and women with mental handicaps

to residen-

tial neighborhoods, moving them from Woodlands, Glendale and Tranquille into supervised family-

style homes. These are not people who are considered mentally ill, but ordinary people of lower than average intellectual ability, a

The results have been remark- able. Many of these people now have Jobs. Others are increasing their skills and education. All are leading fuller, happier lives than anyone imagined possible.

Caring and Courage

The change has been good for the community, as «ell, .Neighbor- hoods with group homes have found themselves entiched — made aware

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of the variety of life and the human capacity for caring and courage. One mother says, “It has a lot of value for my children’s growth.” :

Property Values Secure

As for property values (and it’s ail right to ask about that),

municipal authorities say group _ homes have no impact on neighbor- hood real estate prices. Burnaby Mayor Bill Copeland says, “The fears of property values dropping have been unfounded. That just hasn’t happened.”

Not everyone has the opportu- nity to live near a group home. But if you do, we think you'll find that, in many ways, it brings new life to the neighborhood. .

A Minletry of Soctat Services and Housing Honourable Patar A. Queck, Minister

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