Page 8 April 1983 Cassiar Courier

Cassiar Courier April 1983 Page 9

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AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR MS. SIKORA
AND ALL THE STUDENTS WHO USE IT, IT EVEN HAS
nxOOM FOR A PERIODICAL CENTRE.

THE GYM WITH ITS ADJOINING CHANGE ROOMS
IS A GREAT ASSET TO THE SCHOOL. AT THE SAME
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THE NEW SCHOOL HAS A STORE/KITCHEN FAC—
ILITY. AT THE PRESENT TIME THE PARENT ADVIS—
ORY COUNCIL IS TRYING TO ORGANIZE A VOL—
UNTEER PROGRAM THAT WOULD PROVIDE HOT
LUNCHES ONE DAY A WEEK. THE STORE IS RUN BY
STUDENTS. CS i

THE LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTRE IS
ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF A_ PLEASANT

WHILE PRINCIPAL GEORGE MILLAR
(ABOVE) CAN’T HELP BUT BE PLEAS—
ED WITH THE NEW SCHOOL WE FEEL
THE HAPPIEST CLASS IN THE SCHOOL
HAS TO BE MS. REDMOND’S KINDER—
GARTEN. AFTER THE FAR FROM
IDEAL SITUATION IN THE ARTS AND
CRAFTS BUILDING THE LIGHT AND
SPACIOUS ROOM IN THE NEW SCHOOL
IS MORE THAN WELCOME.

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THE NEW STAFF ROOM OFFERS A CHEER—
FUL ALTERNATIVE FROM THE “CUP—
BOARD” FACILITY OF THE OLD SCHOOL.

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A WARM WELCOME IS ALWAYS ASSURED.