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ENNIFER TYiDESLEY is flying sky-high since learning she’s been
accepted into Victoria's Royal Roads Military College in

September.

Jennifer, 17, is a pilot. A Grade 12 stu-
dent at Sutherland Secondary arid a
member of the 103 Thunderbird
Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air
Cadets, she received her private pilot's
licence last summer while on a seven-
week air cadet scholarship in Victoria.

“It's a really excellent feeling.” Jen-
nifer says of her time in the air. “I find
flying exhilarating.”

Unfortunately, she hasn't flown coo
much since last summer because flying
casts are about $60 per hour, but she
has managed to take her parents up for
a trip.

All that will change, however, during
her four-year degree program at Royal
Roads. where she will be doing flying
training during the summer and univer-
sity academic work in the school year.

She was accepted into the program
after undergoing physical and
psychological testing in Toronto, and

was given the option of navigator train-
ing or pilot training. She chose the latter.

Jennifer's goal is to fly with the air
force search and rescue team out of
Comox. Typical missions are aiding in

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THE NORTH Vancouver District 44
School Board's public hearing on the
issue of condoms in secondary school
washrooms is coming up at 7:30 p.m.
on Tuesday. May 7.

is already overbooked for that even-

Condom hearing coming

The hearing is scheduled to take

place at the William Lucas Centre.
2132 Hamilton Ave., North Vancouver.

While the time alloted for speakers

Not all of Jennifer's experiences with
the world of flying have been positive -
her training instructor was killed in a
crash earlier this year, but she’s clearly

ing, submissions are still being ac-
cepted in the hope that they can be
squeezed in or heard at another time.

For more information. cal! the
District 44 board at 987-8141.

Woodwynn’s popular Senior's Day has just lowered its eligibility
from 65 to 55 years. This means customers 55 years or older can
now save 15% on regular, sale and clearance prices during our
monthly Senior’s Day Sale. Of course you'll be required to show
your driver’s license or birth certificate (to prove vou're older than
you look). So stop in at our next Senior's Day tomorrow and be

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News Reporter

passionate about pursuing a career as a
pilot.

The only female pilot in the (03
Squadron, she is just old enough to be
a pilot ~ 17 is the legal limit.

She's going to be pushed to even
greater limits in the years ahead, starting
with military basic training camp in
Chilliwack this summer.

“It'll be tough,”’ she admits. But she's
not worried.

BRITISH

You are invited to volunteer for the B.C.

Wednesday, April 24, 1991 - North Shore News - 3)

AAAAAAAA AA:

This week's question:

Should teachers be
allowed to go on strike?
YES OR NO? call

980-KIDS
{980-5437)

IN THE past. students have been left
without classes in various parts of
the province when their teachers’
contract negotiations have broken
Gown and teachers have gone on
strike.

This week, Zap! asks students
what they think: should teachers be
allowed to go out on strike? Why or
why not?

Cail the Zap! TafkBack line and
leave your opinion on our answering
machine. This week's feedback will
be tallied next Monday morning. so
phone before then.

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COEUMBIA

Festival of the Arts, May 22 - 26 in the District

of North Vancouver.

WE NEED:
VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATORS FOR VENUES

Drama Workshops

Film and Video Workshops
Speech Arts Workshops
Piano Workshops

String Workshops

IMAGES & OBJECTS
Carpenters & Head Carpenter
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MISCELLANEOUS

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