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Two Hillside twins, Tannis |
and Eillen.. Purssell, were

$500 provincial government
scholarships on the basis of
scholarship exams held last

June. The following is the -

scholarship: winners list: -

Hillside . Secondary: Eileen

and Tannis Purssell, Wendy

Lee, Patricia McLeod.

Sentinel Secondary: Randy
Brawner, George Fulton, Kit.
Su Lee, Jim Park, Arthur
Pope, Nancy Resnick, Chris
Schenk, Jeana Travis —

_

. West Van Secondary: _
David Mills, Keigh Moody,
Susan Munro, Andrew. Mus-
tard; John Shipley, Peter
Wild, Patricia Anne Williams

Winners of other scholar-

‘ships were: Louise Morris,

Hillside (Nancy Greene Sch-
olarship); Marilyn Amery,.

Hillside (Canadian Union of _

Public Employees Scholar-
ship); Nancy Heath, Hillside
(Cominco Scholarship); Alis-
on Somerville, West Van.
Secondary (Imperial Oil Sch-.
olarship); Lawren
West Van Secondary (Elmer.
Barnes Scholarship); Deb-
orah Laird, Sentinel (Dow

Chemical Award).

. West Van Secondary stud-
ent Kevin Moore placed first
in the entire Commonwealth

Mark Blaney, also from West
_Van Secondary, placed four-

‘th. A student from British
_ Columbia has not won at the

Commonwealth level for
many years, says the West
Van School Board. To have
two prize winners from the
same school is even more
unusual. Kevin’s mother,
Dolores Moore, is the secret-
-ary at Irwin Park ~Elemen-
tary.

Premier Bill Bennett will
be talking to 700 grade 10 to
12 West Van Secondary
students on Thursday, Oct- |
ober 27. Principal Bernie
Holt explained that Bennett
has been addressing stud-.
ents throughout the province
and said ‘‘we’re delighted to
have the opportunity here at

- West Van Secondary. It'll be -

a real experience for. the
students.”’

Holt said that Bennett will

be introduced to the students |

by student council president _
Sheryl Bate. Bennett Will talk
to the. students for ten
minutes and then answer a
list of prepared. questions ©
presented to him. by

Student panel.

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North Vancouver. Recrea-
tion Commission ° 48° again
Sponsoring firework displays -
on ~—- Halloween | evening—
Monday, October 3l—in a.

number of Nortti Vancouver wo)

parks.

City and . District .
departments will conduct the
displays at 7:30. p.m. in
Mahon = _ Park,

. seen. around’ the School
among the 23 West Van high |
students who were awarded ..

- Yice-principal for this year.
‘In many ways, the position of.
district vice-principal is un- j.

have such a position but it i is - _

' school ‘principal or vice-prin-—

cipal moves ‘into the district_
office for a year, then an
“ elementary one. Says Will-

- he recently made a report on

Black,

of closing. Inglewood. He’ll:
also be trying to find out, by

The West Vancouver School _

in the Royal Commonwealth Board has already given:

Society Essay Competition. —
_.be closed:

Halloween fireworks —

fire

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Board offices on 21st Street.
It’s West Van. Secondary’s
vice-principal J ohn Williams,
who” is exchanging — his f
position at. West Van Sec- |

ondary (where he’s been
vice-principal _ for three _-
years), to become district.

and: protect you ‘family
from the. flu and colds.
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other school districts may.

not a rotating one.

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the teaching of French in the |
elementary schools. In the
next: couple of - ‘months. he’il.
be looking into the possibility

meeting with staff and
parents, “‘if 1,000. students .
can be, accommodated in the.
Mathers building ~ without.
infringing: on programs.”’

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the grade 11. girls’ hockey
team. Wife Hazel is vice-pr-.
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