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Closkey captures

Wendy Clskey captured
the J.H. Corbett Green and
Gold Award at the Kinnaird
Elementary and Valley Vista
annual awards day ceremony

June 22.

Greg Archibald's Grade 6

Band opened the program
with O Canada.

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Awards were received by:
Melanie Brownlie, Phillip
Laporte, Mina Briggeman,
Jeremy Finney, Karen Ak-
selson, Gary Hunter, Danna
Lang, Michael Talarico, Ra-
chel Friedrich, Jason Ar-
chambault, Bradley Brown,
Krista Bentley, Michael Hun
ter, Ryan Vatkin, Douglas
Strongman, Clinton Jolli-
more, Darrel Desjardins,
Brent Neumann, Christine
Brownlie, Shawn Mosby,
Adam Craddock, Wade Ar-
chambault, Grant Mosby,
Andrew Gretchen, Brent
Brown, Darren Belanger, Ian
Dudley, Wendy Closkey,
Connie Morgan,"Laura Imrie,
Reed Byers, Meghan Van

Vliet. .
Special awards were pres-
ented to the parents’ grou,
i Val McIntosh

Thompson steps
down as queen

Victoria Thompson presid
ed at her last meeting June
10 as honored queen of
Bethel No. 60 International
Order of Job's Daughters.

During the meeting she
was presented with gifts
from the girls in the Bethel,
PBG Lynn Miskele and ABG
Pat Hegan, her parents, as
well as her honored queen's
scrapbook which had been
compiled by the girls. It
contained photographs and
mementos of the events
throughout the term.

It was another busy term
for Bethel No. 60. Following
the i in January,

AWARD eis
Kinnaird elementary
school student Wendy
Closkey captured the
1987 James H. Corbett
Green and Gold Award.

award

ing, Douglas Strongman,
Tory Merritt, Chris MeCor-
mack, Eric Ismay, Philip La-
porte, Alesha Campbell, Ry-
an Vatkin.

Mrs. Bozek presented li-
brary awards to: Tracy Al-
len, Alesha Campbell and
Tina LaBine for assistance in
the library.

Academic awards were re-
ceived by: Kathryn Metcalf,
Suzanne Idle, Deanna Am
brosone, Gwen Williams, Ian
Mosby, Laura Imrie, Brian
Venier, Aimee Ambrosone,
Mike Kagis, Jay Antignani,
Chris Dechkoff, Carrie Mar-
kin, Christ Clement, Kaela
Tompkins, Jason Archam-
bault, Valerie Kosowan, Ami
White, Robbie Campbell,
Tracy Strongman, Ashley
JImaiff, Grant Mosby, Karen

Chris Day, Lola Schmidt,
Nancy McCormack, Chris
Datchkoff, Sharon Stongman
and Arla Rourke.

The Grade 6 Band enter.
tained all with their rendition
of Go for the Gold.

Band awards for outstand
ing musicianship went to:
Janet Kalesnikoff, Jodie
Dechkoff, Steven Brown.

Effort and Improvement
Awards were received by:
Chris DaRosa, David Camp-
bell, David Bell, Michael
Babakaiff, Angela Brigge:
man, Cory Quiding, Garth
Vatkin, Chris Cook, Shaun
Creighton, Celine Evans,
Chantelle Sutton, Holly
Waywood, Amy Morin, Amie
Balfour, Jadak Oglow, Mi.

chael M y, Vince

Aksel: Kim Quiding, Celia
Mansbridge, Todd Bondaroff,
Shawn Mosby, Lee Anne
White, Jill Amrie, Scott Me-
Pherson, Mark Heard, Ian
Dudley, Steven Brown, Mi
chael Lane, Graeme Basson,
Janet Kalesnikoff, Jodie
Dechkoff, Michael Hunter,
Brian Port, Ken Skibinski.

A Canadian National Math.
ematic League Certificate
was presented to Dmitri
Becker. Becker scored the
highest in the school on a
nationwide test. Kinnaird’s
math team scored in the top
25 per cent.

A special presentation was
awarded to David Mason who
is retiring. Mason started his
Castlegar teaching career at
Kinnaird Elementary and

pleted his career at Kin

Antignani, Christine Brown-
lie, Sara Vatkin, Artin Ah
madi, Melanie Gibson, Jen
nifer Ford.

Mrs. Tuck accompanied
the Grades 4, 5 and 6s as they
sang If I Could Change the
World.

naird Elementary.

Bob Sahlstrom presented
the award to his former
sponsor teacher in Mason's
classroom. Mason thanked
the audience, pupils and col
leagues by singing My Best

HQ Victoria and PHQ Shauna
Hegan served as members of
the installing team for the in
stallation of the SP Tyrion
Miskel and PBG Margaret
Henne. Deana Holuboff trav
elled to Trail for their in-
stallation ceremoney the
same day.

During February surprise
visits were made to both
Trail and Nelson bethels.
Those bethels, in turn, visi-
ted Castlegar at the end of
February for a potluck. No
supper in honor of the visit of
the deputy to Bethel 60.

During the meeting follow-
ing the supper, Krista Bent-
ley and Lana Venier were in-
itiated into Job's Daughters.
Also, during February the
bethel held a church parade
at the Castlegar United
Church and participated in
the service by reading scrip-
tures and telling a children's
story. After church a lun-
cheon was held at the home
of HQ Victoria.

In Mareh, 11 girls and five
adults travelled by bus with
bethels from Kimberley,
Cranbrook and Nelson to
Penticton for grand sessions.
During sessions several of
the girls participated in var.
ious competitions and re.
ceived many prizes. Also
during sessions Margaret
Henne PBG, was installed as
Grand Fifth Messenger for
B.C.

In order to raise money for
the Rick Hansen Man in
Motion Tour, a slave auction
was held. The girls decorated
their legs and hid behind a
screen.

Bidding was based on the
appearance of legs only and

no one knew who was pur-
chased until after the auction
was over.

As a result of this and
other fund raising activities,
Bethel No. 60 was able to
contribute $75 to the Man in
Motion.

A Mother's Day Tea was
held in May. The tables were
decorated with baskets of red
and white flowers.

The door prize of a large
stuffed pony was won by
Rhonda Swetlishoff. Krista
Bentley won the prize for
selling the most tickets.

SP Tyrion Miskell and JP
Chloe Hegan organized a
roller skating party for the
bethel followed by food ana
fun at Hegan’s house.

May is also the month for
the elections of the new
bethel officers and the month
to install the new Bethel
Guardian council. Elaine
Higgins officiated at the in.
stallation of Bonnie Thomp-
son — guardian, Patrick Heg
an — associate guardian,
Patti Richards — guardian
treasurer, Vi Hegan — dir
ector of music, Dawn Bate —
guardian secretary, Margar-
et Henne — director of
Epochs, Artee Venier, prom
otor of paraphenalia, Lynn
Miskell — promotor of hos.
pitality and Arla Rourke —
promotor of sociability.

Later in the evening, ano-
ther slave auction was held,
but this time the girls were
able to buy their mothers for
slaves. At the end of May,
HQ Victoria, SP Tyrion, BG
Bonnie Thompson, PGB Lynn
Miskell and PBG Margaret
Henne travelled to Ymir to
join GG Eileen Mitchen and
bethels from Kimberley,
Cranbrook, Trail and Nelson
for a weekend of fun and
friendship.

It was unfortunate that
more of the girls from this
bethel did not take the
opportunity to participate in
this fun activity because al
though the weather was cold
and wet, those who attended
had a great time and friend
ships made at grand sessions.
were renewed

As her special project HQ
Victoria made a donation to
the Christina Stewart Mem.
orial Bursary to Selkirk Col.
lege

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