Wednesday, June 3, 199 Laura Peterson is a 16-year- old, Grade jf 11 student at SHSS. She is the daughter of Dana and Anne Peter- son. She has brother. Laura en- joys many: activities, including cheerlead- ing, skiing, dance, mu- sic and art. Laura thanks her sponsor Kalawsky-Pontiac for all its support in her quest for the Miss Castlegar crown. LAURA PETERSON Miss Kalawsky Pontiac Jennifer is , the daughter of James and Carol Ford. She is 17- years-oldy and a Grade 11 student at SHSS. Jen- nifer is an ac- tive member of the Coun- terAttack | Club and serves on the student council. Her interests in- clude swim- ming and weightlifting. She is present- ly employed as a lifeguard at the Aquatic Centre. Thank you to her sponsor, Canada Safeway for all its generous help. Safeway Kelly Davidoff is 17 years old and a Grade 12 student ¥ attending Stanley Humphries. She is the daughter of Frank and Patricia Davidoff. Kelly keeps active on Student Council as well as with team sports such as bas- ketball, tennis and field hock- ey. She thanks her sponsor, Ar- row Building Supplies for all its generous help. KELLY DAVIDOFF Miss Arrow Building Supplies Miss Castlegar 1992 M@ 10 Castlegar girls, each with special skills and talents and each winners in their own right, will vie for the ultimate title at the Miss Castlegar Pageant Friday at SHSS. Just who will wear the crown this year is anyone’s guess. News file photo Miss Castlegar Kirstin Mason (right) will relinquish the crown she won last year to the new Miss Castlegar, who will be crowned Friday at KJSS. CARI ROHN Miss Selkirk Lions Cari Rohn is the 17-year-old daughter of Bob and Sandi Rohn. She has one brother. This Grade 11 student at SHSS enjoys sewing, reading, swimming and the great out- doors. Her future ambitions in- clude acareer in business. Cari would like to thank her spon- sor, the Selkirk Lions Club for its support. Shelli Eaton is the youngest daughter of [4 John and Do- lores Eaton. She is 18 years old and a Grade 12 student at SHSS. Shel- li’s interests include the K piano, and |i she has tak- Li en’ part 1? SHELLI EATON numerous itals Miss Royal re and Canadian music festi- vals. She Rar ah so enjoys reading, swimming, travelling and skiing. Shelli would like to thank her spon- sor, the Royal Canadian Le- gion. 1991 - Kirstin Mason 1990 - Tracy Carr 1989 - Darla Lighting 1988-Lisa Dodds 1987-Erin Finney 1986-Jennifer Peterson 1985-Sheryl Lee 1984-Monica Dascher 1983-Paula Price 1982-Shannon Callaghan 1981- Leona Sorenson 1976- Joann Wabisca 1975- Katrine Conroy 1974- Katrine Conroy 1967- Joanne Rempel 1966- Nancy Teggart ERIN BOHNET Miss Gyro Club Erin Bohnet is a 17-year- old grade 11 student. She was born in Medicine Hat, Alta. to Randall and Ulla Bohnet. Erin was involved in cadets for three years and won many awards, including top female cadet at her junior leaders course in 1990. Erin would like to thank her sponsor, the Gyro Club. Rhonda Welfare is a 17-year-old Grade 12 stu- dent. She was born in Fort St. James to Judy Welfare. Rhonda’s in- terests in- clude cheer- Mleading, RHONDA WELFARE Miss ADCO Floors include earn- ing a Bache- lor of Science, then working in the field of biology research. Rhonda would like to take this opportunity to thank her spon- sor, ADCO Floors Ltd. for all its support. ‘Quest for the Crown Jade Crop ley is 18 “4 years old and a) currently at- tending Grade 11 at SHSS. She? was born in Vancouver to Nola Parting- ‘| ton. Jade is a ae ronmental and video CRoptgy ‘clubs. She is Miss Castlegar 2 Shaw Cable Realty volunteer and is also in- volved in Job’s Daughters. Jade would like to thank her sponsor, Castlegar Realty Ltd.for all its generous help in the pageant. Patty Yo- fonoff, the 17-year-old | daughter of | Peter and Marg Yo- fonoff, is cur- rently in Grade 11 at SHSS. Some 7 of her inter- ests include Jobs Daugh- = ters, the | @ CounterAt- 7 tack club and | _the SHSS. YOFONOFF band. Patty’s Miss Hairlines future goal.is ————— to become an occupational therapist, with a focus on special needs chil- } dren. She sends a special | thank you to her sponsor, Hairlines. Jeanette Kitchen is a 17-year-old Grade 11 student en- rolled at 4 SHSS. She | was born in Prince George, the daughter of Celeste Kitchen. % Jeanette } holds the | Bronzeg Medallion | JEANETTE pd and Bronze M R pe eh Cross, Royal ————— Lifesaving Society Certificates, as well as a National Lifeguard Service Award. Thanks to the Rotary Club for sponsoring her in the pageant. @ Wednesday, June 3, 1992 Nelson becomes part of student tour Queen City joins Castlegar, Grand Forks and Rossland as hosts for Selkirk College students from Japan This summer Selkirk College will add Nelson to the list of communities in the West Kootenay/Boundary region to host an international student tour. The summer study tours are composed of students from Japanese colleges, and combine English as a second language classes with Canadian cultural and recre- ational pursuits. This year, 125 Japanese students will participate in summer study tours that will be headquartered in Grand Forks, Nelson, Rossland and Castlegar. This year, Konan Women’s Junior Col- lege is sending two groups. Women from Konan College to visit Nelson, while an- other 30 students return to Grand Forks. Tour coordinator Cyndi McLeod, head of the Tourism Training Department, and Laurie Read, program coordinator, are seeking homestay billets with Nelson families for each of the 30 students. Homestay families receive compensa- tion for each week of lodging and accom- modation provided. In addition, five or six cultural assis- tants accompany the group on their cul- tural and recreational explorations. Fran. Dickson is the tour director of the Grand Forks group. Rossland will again play host to 30 stu- - dents from Iwakuni Junior College who arrive July 5 for a three-week visit. All of the students are billeted for the duration of their visit with Rossland families. Later in the summer, the Castlegar Campus will again host a student tour from Aoyama Technical College, Selkirk’s sister-college in Tokyo. This is the sixth consecutive summer Aoyama students have visited Castlegar. Helen Lorimer and Donna Freeman are coordinating the Aoyama study tour. Homestay families are required in all host communities. Families willing to open their homes to visiting Japanese stu- dents are invited to Contact Selkirk Col- lege in their town, or call the Internation- al Education Department in Castlegar. Bluetop Burger a, GA Cheese Deluxe With Fries All beef patty with lettuce, pickle, tomato $ 65 and onion, topped with A cheddar and served with golden home-made fries ...... Ail Our Prices include the G.S.T. 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