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Page 8 Cassiar Courier January 1991

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IN AND AROUND CASSIAR SECONDARY SCHOOL wison

Pacific Rim Tour

I am pleased to announce that Patrick Ryan has been sei-— ected as the C.S.S. represent— ative for the 1991 Pacific Tour sponsored by the Ministry of Ed- ucation. The tour this year in- cludes stops in Hong Kong, north— ern Thailand and a day visit to Burma.

The annual Christmas Concert was held on December 21. Pres-— entations of note included songs by our Choral Music class, skits by our Drama class, a combination special rendition of the "Twelve days of Christmas" by our Grade 8 students and staff choir and of course, a visit from Santa Claus.

Intramural Report

The C.S.S. Indoor Baseball League was won for the second year in a row by the "Giants" whe went through the season and the playoffs undefeated. Congra- tulations to the team members whoa include Tricia Gorski, Bradley Creyke, David "Kevin Mitchell” Poppy, Will Clark, David Liddle, Jackie Foblin, and Alan Artica.

The Indoor Baseball seasan has been followed by Indoor Sac— cer. The league this year is divided into a junior division ¢&S & 9's) and a senior division (16, 11, i2’%s). The reason for this decision was to develop a greater interest in intramural play with the grade 8 & 9 students.

New School Update

It is anticipated that ten— ders will be called on the pro— posed new high school in Febru— ary. As part of this article I

have enclosed the latest plan for the exterior of the building, showing a southern exposure.

First Term Honour Roll

As the previous edition of the Courier went to press pricr to the announcement of the €.S.5S. first term honour roll, I have included the honour roll list in

this edition. Congratulations to

those students who achieved "Gold", "Silver", or "Bronze" status.

Per fect Attendance

I would like to congratulate the following students for having perfect attendance, including no lates from September 5 to Decem— ber i939.

Samuel Bondesen Shelley Bondesen Adrian Dostie Robert Dostie Chris Gerlinsky Sylvain Jacob Cheryl Kwan George Saro Michael Tyne Daniel Verret Eric Verret

Dates to Remember

Jan. 14 -— Part two of the concert series, featuring "Tuxedo Junc— tion"

Jan. 16 —- Parent Advisory Meeting

at C.S.S. at 7:30 P.M. Jan. 21 — Interim reports mailed ta parents

Gold. 862.- 100% Silver 73% -— 852% Bronze 674 - 7224

Additional Qualifications:

A. No failures B. No "U's" in effort

In alphabetical order, by grade: GRADE 8

Carleigh Baker Cheryl Kwan Michael Tyne

Vanessa Clark Chris Gerlinsky Jody Harrison Jacqueline McGill Lianne Muir

George Saro Kris Tietz

BRONZE Jennifer Cavanagh

GRADE 3

SILVER

Tannice Carter Catherine Drago jevich Jennifer McGill

Mark Wypych

BRONZE

Bradley Creyke Dubso Kovacic Jason Quinn GRADE 10

Allan Artico Sam Bondesen Shelley Bondesen Parminder Mangat Steve Vidavic

BRONZE

David Poppy

GRADE Ae

Robert Dostie Jason Hardy Patricia Liddle

BRONZE

Sandi McGill

GRADE 12

Eric Verret

SILVER

Riky Bilodeau Adrian Dostie

BRONZE Tina Cvetkovic

Colleen Dennis Jackie Roblin ~—

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IN THE NEW YEAR:

G.S.T. Seminar

Computer Classes

Core Hunter Training

First Aid

English Conversation Classes Guillow and Irish Chain Quilting Airbrakes

& Much More!

Northern Lights ete fis an which meets the lst St Sanasy of Ae month. If you are interested please give us a call for further information. It is a great op-— portunity to share ideas, get help with projects and be inspir— ed to get those projects finish— ed.

-E.D. COURSE

NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE is offering classes to aid students in preparing for the G.E.D. exam— ination, scheduled for Cassiar on

March 15 & 16 1991.

The General Education Devel— opment Tests are a series of five exams in the areas of English, Social Studies, Natural Science, Literature and Math.

The G.E.D. tests provide an opportunity for adults to earn an official document stating that they have a grade 12 equivalency standing which may assist them in qualifying for better jobs and admission toa post-secondary in- stitutions.

To write the exam you must be 19 years old and have been out of school for one year.

INSTRUCTOR: Mike Basran COST: $60.00 plus $25/exam ap— plication, + book fee

DATES: Mon. Jan. 14 to March 14 TIMES: 6:30 — 8:00 p.m. LOCATION: Cassiar Secondary School

For further information and to register please contact North-— ern Lights College at 778-7878.

PIANO LESSONS Northern Lights College is offering individual piano lessons for children. Each session will emphasis individualized learning Process which includes develop— ment of skills_ in ern eae lis-

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Lessons are scheduled for a half hour per student, per week. Each student will be assigned a time when they register.

DATE: Mon. Jan. 14 to Mon. Mar. i8

TIME: 3:00 p.m.

INSTRUCTOR: Wendy Mitsubuchi LOCATION: Cassiar Secondary School

COST: #390.00 PLUS BOOKS

CLASS IS LIMITED TO 6 STUDENTS

For further information and to register please cantact North— ern Lights College at 778-7878.

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED UNTIL FEES ARE PAID.

NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE

BOOKSTORE NOW OPEN

A GOOD SELECTION OF SWEATSHIRTS, SWEATPANTS AND T-SHIRTS NOW AVAILABLE ADULT SIZES &

AND INFANTS 18 MONTHS TO 6X

PRICES RANGE FROM $6.00 - $27.00 GOOD QUALITY COTTON/POLY

DROP IN AND HAVE A LOOK! SPECIAL ORDERS FOR SPECIFIC COLORS WILL BE TAKEN IF NOT AVAILABLE AT THE CASSIAR CAMPUS

Northern Lights College in conjunction with North Island College, Industrial Mobile Train— ing will be co-sponsoring the following courses. Location of these courses will be determined by the location of the students registering. For further infor— mation on registration, please contact your local campus at: Cassiar Campus Box 327 Cassiar, B.C.

Voc 1E0 778-7878

"A" Gas Fitting Course The ‘prerequisites for this course are:

Students must have held a “B" ticket for at least two years and have worked around Commercial and Industrial equipment.

TIME: 200 hours of Instruction at 8 hours per day.

COST: $1250.00 per student. All learning materials and books supplied. Minimum of i2

students. Maximum of 15. "B" Gas Fitting Course

The prerequisites for this

course are:

— Student has worked as a Plumber or Steamfitter/Pipefitter for at least 4 years.

— Student can prove 4 years or

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For those not sure of their qualifications they should check with the local Gas Inspector OR Mr. Jim Quee at 660-6231.

DATE: June 8th - 17th, 1991 TIME: 9 hours per day for 10 days straight

COST:k $650.00 per student based on Minimum of 10 Maximum of 13 PRE-REGISTRATION IS REGUIRED BY MAY 7TH, i991.

"C" Gas Fitting Course

The pre-requisites for the "C™ gas course are: — have worked with or knowledge of propane gas and equipment —- have a working knowledge of basic electricity — have a mechanical abilities —- have a grade 10 education or it’s equivalent.

TIME: 8 hours per days straight

day for 10.

COST: $580.00 per student Minimum 10 Maximum 12 _ DATE: June 20-29th, 1991

Millwright Refresher

TIME: 40 hors, at 8 hours per day COST: $350.00 per student

Minimum 10 Maximum 15 COLA’s Millwright Package not included in price)

DAWSON CREEK RESIDENTS COMPLETE AHCOTE

Ten Dawson Creek residents recently celebrated their suc— cessful completion of the Alaska Highway Consortium on Teacher Education program. Elaine Bal— zere, Ineke Cook, Terry Dechief, Mary Wiltse—Fields, Norine Koecher, Emily Landry, Michelle Fandall, Kathy Sawchuk, Shawna Stewart, and Jane Valair were congratulated at a dinner held at Northern Lights College Dawson Creek on December 4.

Presentations were made by Dave Nybakken of School District 393, Alice Marquardt of the Peace River South Teacher’s Associa-— tion, Jim Kassen and Finola Fin- lay of Northern Lights College, Cornel Hamm of Simon Fraser Uni-— verisity, and Roberta McKay and Sandy Troudt of the AHCOTE pro— gram. —

"Five of these students are now certified ta teach in BC — the others are only a few courses short of completing the require— ments for certification or degree willing to work closely with these students in the classroom during their recent practicum," she added.

AHCOTE allows students toa complete the requirements for a

Standard Teacher’s certificate —

Elementary in Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, or Fort St. John in 2.5 years with a six week summer term at SFU. The program is offered on a goaperative basis between School Districts 59, 60, and 81, Simon Fraser University and Nor- thern Lights College. The close involvement between these three groups has made AHCOTE very suc— cessful in northern BC.