_ categories:

Thornhill Junior Secoridary

. School has released the names of
Students qualifying for the first.
_ term honor roll:

Recognition for — academic
achievement is given in three

ievement for a grade average of

' 3.5 to’ 4; Meritorious Achieve-
ment with a grade average of
3.25 to 3.49; and Honorable

Outstanding Ach- |

Mention ‘for students with a
grade average of 3.00 to 3.24.
Grade averages are based on
the following basis: an ‘‘A’’
equals 4 points, ‘‘B’’ equals 3,
“C+” equals 2.5, ‘*C’”? equals.

2, and “C-” equals 1 point. —
Students must have no “D's” or

**B’s”’ in any subject.
Grade&
Outstanding Achievement:

School District 88

activity calendar

Wednesday, Dec. 16 — 1:30
p.m., — The Parkside Elemen-
tary ‘Christmas . Concert will be

"held at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

Wednesday, Dec. 16 — 6.p.m,

. sharp — The Annual Cassie Hall

Potluck Supper and Concert will

- be held at the school, Seating is
‘ restricted to 400 persons, so
- make your arrangements now. A
family outing for Cassie’ Hall.

students and parents. There i isa
charge of $2 per family. Phone
the school at 635-5646 for infor-

. Mation.

_ Wednesday, Dec. 16 — Par-

ent/Teacher interviews will be

held at Skeena Junior Secondary
School. Phone: the -school at
635-9136 for more information.

-. Thursday, Dec. 16 — 7 p.m.
‘— The Kiti K’Shan Primary

Christmas Concert will be held:

at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre.
Kindergartento Grade 1 chil-
_ dren are scheduled to perform at
7 p.m. and older students will
perform at 8 p.m.

: Thursday, Dec. 17 — 7 p. tt,
to 9:30 pam. — The Clarence

Michiel, Grade. 7: Christmas
‘Dance will take place in’ the
_ school gymnasium.

Friday, Dec. 18. = The
Uplands Elementary Christmas

- Assembly will. be held in the

Secondary, 635-9141:
Junior Secondary, 635-9136;
Caledonia Senior Secondary,

school gymnasium. Parents and
friends are invited. Phone the

school at 635-2721 for more in- .

formation. |

Friday, Dec. 18 — The last
day of school before the
Christmas holiday. ,

Sunday, Dec. 20 — 2 p.m.,
4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. — There
will be three separate showings
of the Lion’s Christmas Variety
Show at the 'R.E.M:. Lee

Theatre. Phone Tom. Walker at .~
635-2101 for more information.

- Thornhill school releases -
_ first term honor roll Soho,

David Carson; Tanya: “Losier, _—:
Chris Stoner and Nicole. San- |.

ches.

Tanya Renaud. -

Honorable’ Mention: | Mark.
DeJong, Valerie Devost, “Brian: :
Turner, Lemuel Russell, Aaron.

Hansen, Shawn Dimitrov, and
Jason Hayden,

Grade 9.

'- Meritorious Achievément::

Nicole Collison.
‘Honorable - Mention: - Chad

Ziegler, Nita Schooner; Lynda

Lukasser, Kim Remple, Kyla

Palagian, Tracey Tomas, Tracey

Cogar, James Stein, Carl
Devost, Kim Hamakawa, Mich-
ael Coburn, Gerald Fell, Ryan
Back, and Lia Wandl.

~ Grade 10.

Outstanding: Achievement: -
. Michelle Michaud, Callie Swan,

and Suzanne Banville.

. Meritorious Achievement: Ev .

Higginson.
Honorable Mention: Lisa
LaGace and Margaret Koerner.

important Dates In January; ‘7

1988

AL parents information B
meeting on the Family. Life |
Education Program will-be held

for Thornhill Junior Secondary

- School. parents at 7 p.m. on
Thursday, Jan. 14..-A com:

prehensive information package
will be sent home to all parents
prior to the meeting, outlining

the 10-hour Family Life Educa- -

tion Program which i is scheduled

“to be? préstiitéd “to ‘stiidents’ in

February and March 1988: For .
more information, phone your
child’s school: Thornhill Junior

§35-6531,

Songs send you flying

TERRACE — Juno Award win-
ner Rita MacNeil made her ap-

‘pearance at the R.E.M. Lee

Theatre on Dec. 7, leaving the

_- audience enthralled with her per-
formance. ,

-by Philip Musselman

~ Her songs spread a warm feel-

“ing throughout the full auditor-

ium, leaving the audience yearn-

_ ing for dozens more.

. Two standing ovations fol-

COUNTERATIACK

A DECADE
- DOWN A
| _.. SAFER ROAD
POLICE ROADCHECKS

DECEMBER 8TH.- JANUARY 3RD-

lowed the regular ‘show, but
after the first MacNeil returned -
to surprise the audience with.a °

sorig she’d written about British
Columbia and a Christmas song.

Following these two songs
another standing ovation resul-
ted, but alas Rita had no more
surprise melodies,

Skeena_

‘Meritorious “Achievement:

~ Have We Got A
_ Deal For You!!

As par? of the 8.C. government's Outreach 86 ram Skeona MLA Dave —
Parker recently presented Terrace library board chairman Ken Beddie with
a cheque for $1,969. The funds will be used by the library to acquire aco!l- —

_ lection of educational videotanes.

in na pega boc} or sn i i”

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With the rapid advance of Christmas the Staff of the Terrace Review has
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The concert was a huge suc- |

cess for the Nova Scotia per-
former, and all of her songs

were accepted with warmed -§

hearts and anxious ears,
The band accompanying Mac-

Neil did an excellent job of com- {J
plementing her mystifying voice

creating a continuous flow of
waves that washed throughout
the audience, much like the
ocean’s waves that wash upon
the shores in Nova Scotia. _

_The powerful performance

left its mark in Terrace, where ’

Rita MacNeil appeared to feel at
home.

High school. sports

Kitimat and Terrace junior
high school basketball teams
split the Dec. 5 playoffs for
berths in the Northern B.C.
Winter Games in Williams Lake.

‘In single-game, sudden-death

-. action, the Tsimpsean boys beat

the junior Rebels of Kitimat

50-25, while the junior Orca girls

downed Skeena Gold 45-30.
Meanwhile, in Kitimat’s

- “Tip-Off? basketball tourna-

ment for grade eight girls and

. junior girls on the same date, all -

three teams posted one-win and
one-loss marks in grade eight

“action. Skeena edged Prince Ru-

pert’s Booth 29-27, Kitimat out-
scored Skeena 46-37, and Booth
beat Kitimat 47-28,

For the junior girls, Booth
won both games — 50-4 over

Skeena and 50-12 over Kitimat. .

Kitimat beat Skeena 45-32 in the
other game.

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