Mt. Sentinel School
holds awards ceremony

Mt. Sentinel School
Awards Program 81
The swards ceremony,
held June 16 at Mt. Sentine)
Elementary-Secondary
Schoo] in South Slocan, in-
cluded the following categor-

des:
» 4. SCHOLARSHIP
1) Proficiency Certificates
— presented to any student

' for outstanding work in a
particular subject but has not.
qualified for either the hon-
ors club or principal's list,

2) Honors Certificate —
Presented to any student
who has maintained a B

2 grade point average through-
out the year.

3) Principal's List —
recognition of students who
_ have maintained a minimum

“of B plus grade point av-
erage. % 7
B, SERVICE

> 1) School Service — pins
presented to deserving stu-
dents who have freely given
of their time to make school a
better place for all.

» 2) Library — recognition of
atudents who have provided
valuable library assistance.

8) Students’ Council Pin
—presented to the student,
selected as the represen:

rol

tative of the year. ©

Major area awards were "|

presented to the top junior —
Grade 7 to 9 — and the top
senior — Grades 10 to 12,

ARTS: English, Social Stud-

c- fes, Languages, Law,. His-
tory, Geography.

s' Junior; Bernadette Hen-
drix Senior: Larry Argatoff.
SCIENCE: Science, Biology,

‘ Physics, Chemistry, Math

+s Junior: Stephany Dean,
Senior: Larry Argatoff. -
SPECIALTY AREAS:

1. Industrial Education —
a) Metal Tim Swanson, b)

** Wood Warren Chernoff.

2. Home Economics a)

{ Textiles Ruby Maloff, b)

Foods Kevin Rilkoff.

: 8. Art. a) Junior Lisa

= Sapriken, b) Senior John
Maik

ji

 * 742 Jehovah's’

at convention
on weekend

Released by
Jehovah's Witnesses
The travelling organizer
. for the Canadian Branch of
‘Jehovah's Witnesses, Larry
Gray, spoke on the subject of
“Facing The Future With

Faith and Courage” to an”

audience of 742 at a con-
vention in the . Castlegar
Community Complex - last
weekend,

“The orderliness of the
universe is evidence of the
way the Almighty God Je-
hovah wants things to be,”
Gray said. “Jehovah God has

" the right to set up His King-
+ dom or world government

when He chooses,” Gray con. }
i]

tinued, “and He jhas'

4, Music Koreen Kerfoot/

Debbie Burnier,

DRAMA: Presented in ree-

ognition of individual growth

and contribution to drama —
‘Nancy Griffith and Sara

Kammerzell,

PERFECT ATTENDANCE:

Recognition of two years of,

perfect attendance — Gail

Obara.

ATHLETES OF THE
YEAR: Presented in recog-
nition of excellence in at least
two interscholastic sports —

+ (female) Larissa Chernenkoff °

(male) Rick Patterson,
[OUSE SHIELD: Presented
to the captains of the winning

intramural house — (dr.) :

Cylons (sr.) Stara.
XEN SAVINKOFF MEM-
ORIAL: Presented to a ju-

Scatter rugs are attrac-
tive additions to decors,
but they can be hazardous.
It’s easy to make them
adhere to the floor with
two-sided tape and pre-°
vent any accidents.

nior atudént for citizenship
and contribution to school —
Robert Planiden.

JUNIOR STUDENT OF -

THE YEAR: Presented to a
Grade 7 to 9 student who has
worked well in school, both in
studies and extra-curricular
activities — Lorne Swetli-
koff, :

BRENT KENNEDY MEM-

1) CITIZENSHIP: Pri
sented toa senior student for
his/her valuable contribution
to school life: Dan Podmor-
ow.

2) BASKETBALL: . Pre-
sented to a student for out-
standing ability in basketball
— Rick Patterson. :
BASKETBALL: Most inspir-
ational player award — pre-
sented to a student exempli-
fying enthusissm, leadorahip

and ability — Rick Strei-

chert.
PAUL POOHACHOFF
MEMORIAL: An academic
award presented to a Grade
12 student who maintained a
jum grade point aver-
age of B throughout Grades
11 and 12. The student must

Science program — Larry
Argatoff, 5

NOTICE TO
ALL EMPLOYEES:

OPERATIONS AT HADIKIN
BROS, HAVE CLOSED PERMANENTLY

if any employers have positions available,
please contact:

The Manpower Adjustment Committee
No. 5, Rivergreen Lodge

Telephone 365-6822

Hours 8 a.m. - 4p.m. Mon. « Fri.

J THE CITY OF TRAIL ee
Proposal Call — Old Hospital Site

land uses in the Immediate area. However, the :
taln any development proposal that may be deemed suitable, -
lon dependent on the type of
Pt |. The developer will be required to com-
come late the project within time limits approved by
rail.

mer
the City of Ts .
HA Friday, July 24, 1981 to the City

Submissions are to be ma
Trail, 1394 Pine Aven rall, B.C. VIR 4E6 and marked

“*Proposal — Old Hospital

The City of Trall reserves the right to reject ary oF call of the

roposals at the sole discretion of the Council, For further in-
Tenpstion contact J. Forbes, Director of Planning; at the above
noted address or call (604) 364-1262, ‘i

Mt. Sentinel Secondary School
Gymnasium Addition

_ INVITATION TO TENDER

. Sealed Tenders from General Contractors will be
eived at the office of Mr. H. Nunn, Secretary-
seqsurer, School District. No. 7, Nelson, 308 An-
on Streat, Nelson, B.C. on or before’ 4:00 p.m.

——

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| total time, Friday, July 24, 1981 for the construction
he Mt. Sentinel Secondary School, Gymnasium

er wa go aaain. Last year the 90
of
i Addition, South Slocan, B.C.

365-71 Servica phates oe se
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: Fr er z omplaie

peoples.”

“God's Son Christ Jesus
fed thousands miraculously,
which shows this govern-
ment will care for the physi-
cal needs and also the spir-
itual needs of the people on
earth. Ideal conditions will
prevail, and the earth will

+ produce. There will be no
wars due to universal dis-
armament.”

Speaking especially to Jeh-
ovah’s Witnesses present
Gray said, “We have a sure
hope for the future. We don't
want to be selfish, but share
our hope with others, Help
them to learn how they, too,
can ‘face the future with
courage.’ "

“The angels are the finest
army in all creation,” Gray
said, “they have never lost a

+ battlel So we can have

" confidence that God's King-
dom will never be removed,

. we should anchor our hope in
Heo

=. Saturday morning, nine

‘were baptized in a public
ordination ceremony.

Many local Witnesses

various parts of the

wo-day program, including

dren, in family skits of coun-

2 ‘sel and instruction on clean

morals, family life, and the
familiar preaching and teach-
ing ‘activities of Jehovah's
Witnesses.

Tender Documents are available June 24, 1981 to
General Contractors only from the Nelson Office of
D. P. Fairbank Architects, upon deposit of one hun:
dred and fifty dollars ($150.), certified chequ
refundable upon return of documents In g

: dition within two weeks of tender closing.

Tender Documents and/or partial documents may
be purchased out-right by Contractors, sub-
contractors and/or suppliers for two dollars - fifty
cents ($2.50) per drawing sheet and fifteen cents
(15¢) per specification page, prepaid.

Tender Documents may be viewed at:

—~ A.C.A, Construction House, 2675 Oak Street,
Vancouver, B.C, ‘

— SICA Plan Room, 241 Columbia Avenue North,
Castlegar, B.C.

~~ SICA Plan Room, Suite 204, 201 - 14th AvenueN.,
Cranbrook, B.C,

— SICA Plan Room,: 535 Lawrence Avenue,
Kelowna, B.C.

— SICA Plan Room, 69 Nanaimo Avenue E.,
Penticton, B,C.

— D.P. Fairbank & Associates, Architects, 404 Ver-
non Street, Nelson, B.C.

All Tenders must comply with “Instructions to Bid-
ders” issued with Tender Documents.

Bid Depositorles where lacated at the listed Con-
struction Associations, (Vancouver, Cranbrook,
Kelowna, Penticton). shall be utilized for the
following Sub Trades, closing at 3:00 p.m. local
_ time, Tuesday, July 21, 1981: Plumbing; Heating
Vegniilation; Electrical.

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