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honors
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Graduation ceremonies
wete conducted Feb. 12 at
Selkirk College for 17 mem-
bers of the Long Term Care
Aide/Home Support Worker
program.

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the completion of this 17-
week program.

Castlegar Campus princi-
pal James Cromwell acted as
master of ceremonies. | The
students and their guests
received greetings from Leo
Perra, Selkirk College presi-
dent, and Marg Nickle, head
of the college’s-Allied Heatih
department.

Guest speaker was Dr.
Marion MacLellan, staff phy-
sician at Mt. St. Francis
Hospital in Nelson, where
some of the graduates re-
ceived their clinical exper-
ience.

The class was presented
their certificates by Dr. Jack
Colbert, chairman of the Sel-
kirk College board, while
program instructors Ellen
Kjolberg and Lois Berry pre.
sented pins.

The award for “Excellence
in Bedside Nursing” pre-
sented by Ellen Kjolberg
went to Larry Pasutti of
Nelson. Each student re-
ceived a Bible courtesy of the
Gideon International Ladies
Auxiliary.

The class valedictorian was
Gail Hiebert of New Denver.

Following the ceremony, a
reception was held in the
faculty lounge.

Graduating from the 1987,
Long Term Care Aide pro-
gram were: Marilyn Musa,
Chris Nichol, Larry Pasutti,
Christina Booth, Joyce Glad-
dish and Donna Johnson of
Nelson, Sandra Churches,
Rob McDonald and Janet
Neumann of Castlegar, Vinay
Gandha of Montrose, Arlene
Goss of Okanagan Falls, Gail
Hiebert of New Denver,
Mary-Ellen Jones of Trail,
Jenny Koomen and Brenda
Quick .of Fruitvale, Colin
Townsend of Slocan Park,

and Ward of Kaslo.

SELKIRK GRADS . . . Selkirk College tong Term Care Aid/Home Sup- — row from left) Colin Townsend, Jonet’Neumann, Arlene

port Worker students graduated recent

Hiebert,
Passutti,

Christina Booth,
Vinay Gaudha,

Jenny Koomen an

ly. (Back row from left) Gail
Elizabeth Ward, Joyce Gladdish, Larry
Sandra Churches.

oss, Mary-Ellen Jone:
Johnston and Robert MacDonald.

Christopher

ichol, Brenda Quick, Donna

SHSS

The Stanley Humphries
secondary school students
listed below achieved honor
roll standing at the end of the
second term. First class sig-
nifies an “A” average while
second class indicates a “B”
average.

First Clase

Grade 12: Paul Andersen,
Derek Ball, Carrie Lynn
Brown, Kanny Chow, Jaret
Clay, Andrei Evdokimoff,
Jane Fleet, Laura Goetting,
Davin Green, Teresa Lamb,
Tami O'Connor, Brian Pere-
hudoff, Shelley Reimer, Ja-
son Sahistrom, James
Skwarok, Anne Tandory,
Tammy Tchir, Vicki Thomp-
son, Monica - Tymofievich,
Laurel Westinghouse and
Donna Wolff.

Grade 11:

John Bird,

students make grade

Claudia Braman, David Bris-
tow, Candace Carter, Sheri
Chernenkoff, Sarah Finney,
Darryl Furey, Mike Gerrand,
Scott Nelson, Greg Pere-
grym, Allan Phipps, Brent
Pinckney, Andrew Port,
Chris Sharp, Angela Smee,
Brad Smithers and Allison
Zanet.

Grade 10: Sunny Baker,
Ellen Crossley, Cheryl Duck-
worth, Walter Hadikin, Jen-
nifer L. Jones, Suzanne Orr,
Trudy Palmer and David
Vecchio.

Grade 9: Katrina Babaeff,
Donald Chow, Paula Furey,
Aaron Kennedy, Trisha
Merriman, Brenda Molnar
and Denise Smithers.

Second Class

Grade 12: Wendy Basson,

Cecil Cheveldave, Trent Dol-

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The Covert Irrigation Dis-
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received $153,500 under the
federal-provinéial agriculture
agreement to rebuild an in-
adequate irrigation and do-
mestic water system.

Joint 50-50 funding for the
project was announced by
federal Agriculture Minister
John Wise and B.C. Minister
of Agriculture and Fisheries
John Savage. The funds are
provided under ARDSA, the
Agri-Food Regional Develop-
ment Subsidiary Agreement.

“The improvements will
remove the water shortage
constraints in the area to’
allow for ‘production of
higher-value crops and en-»
sure that there are supplies
of drinkable water,” said
Wise.

Savage noted that the im-
provements involve con-
struction of a new reservoir
and its connections, as well as
rebuilding of the existing
pump and _ distribution
system.

“Quality as well as quant-

ity of water will be assured
and the project will benefit
the entire community.”

The $215,000 project,
being implemented by the
district, should be completed
by March.

Under the $40-million
ARDSA program imple
mented in 1985, Agriculture
Canada and the B.C. Ministry
of Agriculture and Fisheries
each contribute $40 million
over five years to fund pro-
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