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scholarships

A total of 11 Stanley Humphries ry School
graduates have been awarded major scholarships, neatly.
double the number from the year before when sux
scholarships were won.‘

Nine of the students — Gwenn Bullanoff, Gerald
Dooley, Kilmeny Jones, Linds King, Jeff Mair, Cheryl
North, Shannon Smithers, Jim Zibin and Lee Syrja —
captured prestigious provincial scholarships, while two
others, Sherry Menzies and Linda Guymér were named
winners of district scholarships.

Both types of scholarships are worth $1,000 each, are
funded by the provincial government and are based, in
part, on the results of the province-wide English 12
examination. In addition, provincial scholarship candi-
dates are required to write at least three other provincial
examinations in their choice of Grade 12 subjects.

District scholarship candidates must enrol in a
bona-fide post-secondary institution of their choice, or a
training school approved by the Ministry of Labor, no
later than Sept. 30 of the year in which the award is pre-
stented in order to receive their award for this year.

However, if a student wishes to spend the next year
eut of school, he or she must enrol within 18 months in
order to receive the scholarhip.

Guymer has

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“Wes and Verna Guymer,
she was the recipient of
three awards this year,
including the Beta Signma
Phi Bursary, a T.B. Couch
Memorial Art Scholarship
and a Royal Cdn. Legion
Bursary.

Lynda Guymer will be
taking the Graphic Design
program at Selkirk with
the intention of working in
advertising or illustrating
in the future.

LEESYRJA

Lee Syrja is presently
attending Selkirk Colige in
the University Transfer
program with plans to
transfer to Health Infor-
mation Sciences at UVic,
which will lead to a Bach

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Linda is the daughter of

Frank and Marlane King (a

teacher for Castlegar

School’: District) and was

the recipient of the Pulp

and Paper Workers of

Canada Local No. 1 award.

Kilmeny Jones received *

a University of Victoria
scholarship this year. Her
parents are Don and Anne
Jones. Don is an instructor

Castlegar School Board for
10 years.
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the Canadian’ Armed
Forees in the (Student
University Edueation Pro-
gram) at UVIC, taking first duct of the Castlegar
year Arts and Science asa school system. He is the

awarded the LW.A. and a

GWENN BULLANOFF

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ter of Bill and Evelyn Bull-
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Castlegar

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