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Academy held its seventh —three subjects, Terri Rob- eiv, Darla Leiding, Angela Thompson — Mathematics 93 P165/80R13

annual awards banquet June erts — three subjects, Lar- 24 at the Fireside Inn with aine McNee, Maria Holm- approximately 115 people in quist — three subjects, Brent attendance. The audience ac- Makeiv — three subjects, knowledged students receiv- Rob Stuard — three subjects, ing awards, as well as the Glenna York — five subjects, ‘Academy's two graduating Mark Robertson — _ five sul students, Dan Leiding and jects, Karen Soukoroff — five Rick Hermakin. subjects.

Awards were given for ex- Writing — Imaginative: cellence in academics as well Jaclyn Robertson — 1, An- as attitude in the following gela Penner — 1, Gila Wilson areas. — 1, Carolyn Lewis — Class

Penner, Gila Wilson. Industrial Arts: Allan Har- los, Rick Hermakin, Dan Lewis, Joel Lewis, Wally Soukoroff, Rob Stuart, Iain Thompson, Richard York. Goal Achievement: Berna- dette Buck — 54, Angela Penner — 50, Jaclyn Robert- son — 31, Wally Soukoroff — 41, Gila Wilson — 48, Terri Roberts — 52, Joel Lewis — 41, Laraine McNee — 34, lain

Wilson and Terri Roberts.

Most Improved STudent — girl: Jaclyn Robertson, An- gela Penner, Terri Roberts, Laraine McNee, Virginia Buck.

Most Improved Student — bey: Wally Soukoroff, Joel Lewis, Mark Robertson, Scott Lloyd.

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Participation: Bernadette II, Alana DeG — Class Buck, Virgifia Buck, Steve III. Graham, Allan Harlos, Rick Writing — Book Reports: Hermakin, Maria Holmquist, Terri Roberts, Gila Wilson, Dan Leiding, Darla Leiding, Carolyn Lewis, Glenna York. Carolyn Lewis, Dan Lewis, Handwriting: Virginia Joel Lewis, Scott Lloyd, Buck, Shauna Wilson, Alana James McLeod, Lance Mc- Deguzman, Scott Lloyd Nee, Laraine McNee, Brent (special mention). Makeiv, Sheri-Lyn Makeiv, Bible and Interpretation: Linda Nephin, Angegla Pen- Gila Wilson and Glenna York.

Rob Stuart, Rob Stuart — Class III, Glenna York — Class III, Alana DeGuzman (11 books in two months) Class III, Mark Robertson — Class III, Karen Soukoroff — Class III.

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ner, Terri Roberts, Jaclyn Bible Vir- Robertson, Mark Robertson, ginia Buck, Mark Robertson Karen Soukoroff, Wally Sou- and Karen Soukoroff. koroff, Robbie Stuart, Iain Public Speaking: Iain Thompson, Shauna Wallace, Thompson and Gila Wilson. Gila Wilson, Shauna Wilson, Bible Quiz Team: Wally Glenna York, Richard York, Soukoroff, Iain Thompson, Alana DeGuzman. Gila Wilson, Joel Lewis. Completion of 50 or more Spelling Bee Team: Ber- Lifepacs: Bernadette Buck — nadette Buck, Joel Lewis, Class 1; Teri Roberts — Class Terri Roberts, Gila Wilson, I; Maria Holmquist — Class Angela Penner. Il; Rob Stuart — Class II; Deportment — girls: Ber

Glenna York — Class II; Mart nadette Buck, Virginia Buck,”

Robertson — Class III; Karen Alana DeGuzman, Karen Soukoroff — Class III. Soukoroff.

Completion of 10 Levels in _ Deportment — boys: Mark LifePacs: Bernadette Buck Robertson. — five subjects, Angel: Home Economics: Gila Wil Penner — three subjects, son, Glenna York, Carolyn Wally Soukoroff — three Lewis, Darla Leiding, Angela subjects, Gila Wilson — four Penner, Terri Roberts. subjects, Jaclyn Robertson— Babysitting Course: Maria

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General Proficiency in All Academics: Bernadette Buck — Class I, Terri Roberts — Class I, Glenna York — Class Il, Mark Robertson — Class Il.

Special Awards: Joel Lew is — Social Studies 98 per cent average; Wally Soukor

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Art Wally Soukoroff, Laraine McNee, Gila Wilson, Terri Roberts, Jaclyn Robertson.

A short play entitled He's Alive was put on by the youth group of the Full Gos- pel Fellowship and students of the academy headed by Rick Popoff.

Acknowledgements were given by the pastor of the Full Gospel Fellowship which is the sponsoring church to the volunteer staff — Elaine Hood, Carol Nephin, Kathy Graham, Don Brown, Mrs. Bagur, Anne Wilson, to the principal Sally Crandell and her husband who is also volunteer-vice-principal — Hap Crandell.

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Michel Odent, a leading obstetrician known for hu- manizing attitudes towards childbirth, will be holding a workshop called “Childbirth Today and Tomorrow” in Bonners Ferry, Idaho July 19 at the Kootenai River Inn.

During his workshop Dr. Odent will share video and slide documentation, demon stration and discussion of women's preferred birthing positions and environments, cesarean prevention, primal health, the roles of men, mid- wives, and fear at birth, the future of childbirth, and much more.

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a screening of “Birth Re-Born,” the BBC TV docu- mentary featuring Dr. Odent’s obstetrical unit at Centre Hospitalier General in Pithiviers, France.

“Water Births” will also be shown, a presentation of Dr. Odent's slides describing un- derwater labor and birth, a technique developed in the Soviet Union and France which now has spread to Scandinavia and the United States.

Dr. Odent summarized the results from his first 100 water births at Pithiviers hospital in the Dec. 24, 1983 publication of the AMA's journal, The Lancet.

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