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After the explosion at the WestPine MDP plant last Wednesday, West Fraser president and CEO Ted Seraphim released the following official statement:

“West Fraser is proud of the strength and pro-fessionalism displayed by our employees at West-

Pine MDF as they man-aged through the trau-matic event of March 9 and its aftermath. We will ensure they continue to receive the full sup-port of our company and all of the resources we can provide.

“Our Westpine MDF team has been recog-

nized for their excellence in safety planning and performance, which most certainly contrib-uted to the safe and successful evacuation of all of our employees that evening.

“On behalf of all of us at West Fraser I would like to thank the emer-

gency services personnel, particularly the Quesnel Volunteer Fire Depart-ment, who responded so quickly and ably last Wednesday night to pro-tect and help our people.West Fraser is committed to repairing and restart-ing WestPine but not until we complete our

investigation, determine the root cause of what failed inside the MDF forming process equip-ment, and are confident we have the solution in place to ensure a similar incident can never hap-pen again.

“Safety is a core value and business priority

for West Fraser. We will not restart operations at WestPine MDF until we know it is safe.

“In the meantime, we expect that all of our Westpine employees to remain fully employed as cleanup and repair activities are commenced and completed.”

West Fraser applauds employees and VFDs actions at WestPine

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One of the most fundamental principles of a functioning democracy is that citizens and elected officials will make informed decisions; decisions based on fact and reasoned dialogue, not rumor and misinformation. Unfortunately, in today’s society, people are often “too busy” to inform themselves of the facts and social media tends to amplify gossip and speculation as if they were facts.

Council’s desire to build a new public works facility is a case in point. The rumour mill has us building a “Taj Mahal” and abusing our authority by using the reverse petition process. The facts are:

1. we are simply proposing to build an efficient, functional workplace for one-third of our workforce;

2. the reverse petition process is an appropriate way for us to test the public’s will in advance of a potential referendum if ten percent of the voters express concern about the proposed budget ceiling for this project.

Our public works crews build and maintain our road, water, sewer, and storm drain systems. They keep our roads clear of snow, streets clean in the summer, maintain our parks and flowerbeds, maintain the City’s cemetery, pick up our garbage, and manage our landfill. Currently, this work is done out of 11 different buildings spread throughout the City. The two main locations beside the Johnston Bridge are on the floodplain; in the event of a flood our crews would have to move all their equipment to higher ground first before being able to do their job of protecting the City.

In 2001, the Council of the day decided it was time to replace the aged out public works buildings, but it took until 2013 before a Council (under the previous Mayor) purchased the old soccer fields on Sword Road for this purpose. No significant investments were made in the current facilities during this time and the cost of building a replacement yard grew every year. The current Council has decided to get on with the long overdue job of building a new facility.

There are three main reasons Council has decided to act now: the price of a replacement facility will simply keep escalating; we have a financial plan to make the debt payments without a tax increase; and, investing now will allow us to create local employment at a time when the general economy is weak. The proposed timeline for this project would see us begin to build the new facility next year just as the Arena project winds down.

Some have suggested an appropriate price for this project should be $6.5 million not the up to $10 million we are asking permission to borrow. In reality, the main public works building in the proposed project is estimated at about $5.8 million. The rest of the costs are associated with yard development and much needed storage facilities; there is also a $1 million contingency built into the project estimate. We are working with our local contracting community to ensure that the actual cost of building a replacement facility will be below the borrowing authority we are asking for.

I hope you will make an informed decision in this matter. For more detailed information about this project visit: www.quesnel.ca/pwfacility.html.

If you’ve already voted and feel you did not make an informed decision one of the benefits of the reverse petition process is that you can reverse your vote by simply dropping in to City Hall and signing the appropriate form.

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Distracted driving is responsible for approximately one quarter of all fatal crashes in B.C.

Each year, on average, 15 people are killed in distracted driving-related crashes in the North.

Most drivers understand that using their phone increases their risk of crashing yet many still do it. That’s why ICBC, police and the B.C. government are teaming up to launch a month-long distracted driving campaign in March.

According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the odds of crashing increase by � ve times when using your phone, whether dialing, texting, reading or using social media.

Police are ramping up their enforcement of distracted driving across the province. Cell Watch volunteers will be roadside, reminding drivers to leave their phones alone. And ICBC road safety coordinators will be attending community events with a driving simulator the public can try.

You can take a stand against distracted driving and encourage others to do the same by picking up a free decal to display on your vehicle at ICBC driver licensing of� ces and participating Autoplan broker of� ces.

The campaign features radio advertising and digital advertising which will appear online as well as in restaurants and bars. You can view an infographic on this month’s distracted driving campaign at icbc.com.

“Distracted driving remains a serious concern and we’re committed to taking steps to make our roads safer for everyone,” said Mike Morris, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General. “Police across B.C. are doing their part

to change behaviours by enforcing the law and we can all do our part by letting every phone call or text wait until we reach our destination,” Mike Morris, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General said.

“Safety on our highways and in our communities is our top priority,” said Todd Stone, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure.

“You’re � ve times more likely to crash if you’re using your phone while driving so leave your phone alone and stay focused on the road.”

“B.C. drivers know it’s against the law, but far too many still make excuses for their behaviour, and put themselves and others at risk by using their phone while driving,” said Chief Constable Neil Dubord, Chair of the B.C. Association of Chiefs of Police Traf� c Safety Committee. “That’s why we’re cracking down on those who cannot police themselves. Even when you’re at a red light or in slow moving traf� c – you’re still in control of a vehicle – and the law still applies.”

Lindsay Matthews, ICBC’s director responsible for road safety.

“Distracted driving

puts everyone on the road at risk - it’s one of the leading causes of crashes with pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists,” said Lindsay Matthews, ICBC’s director responsible for road safety. “Ipsos Reid recently conducted a survey for us and found that 34 per cent of cellphone owners

said they use their phone between one and � ve times out of every 10 driving trips. It’s time we all commit to leaving our phones alone and avoiding other forms of distraction when we’re behind the wheel.”

Regional statistics:Every year, on

average, 27 people are killed in

distracted driving-related crashes in the Lower Mainland.

Every year, on average, 10 people are killed in distracted driving-related crashes on Vancouver Island.

Every year, on average, 31 people are killed in distracted driving-related crashes in the Southern Interior.

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Three women and a host of volunteers brought the dream of a fundraiser to help Syrian refugees to fruition, March 5 at the CNC/UNBC campus.

Soup for Syria was a master-ful accomplishment where more than 50 volunteers, 33 varieties of soup, 30 individu-ally decorated tables by 30 different volunteers, locally-sourced sourdough bread and donated desserts and coffee created a powerful message that love can conquer fear and foster a strong sense of community all with a bowl of soup.

Many businesses, individuals and groups worked coop-eratively and joyfully and attendees donated generously to a total of $8,170.

Of this, the amount donated to PG Citizens for Refugee Support was $4,450, and an additional $1,000 was given

by four young Dragon Lake elementary students through their coin drive.

An additional $700 was raised for the Karam Founda-tion and two families were sponsored.

The remaining funds raised, $3,025, was donated speci� -cally at the event to support bringing a family to Quesnel.

A fund has been started at Integris Credit Union in Ques-nel which is now accepting donations.

It costs between $27,000 and $30,000 to privately sponsor a family.

The event clearly showed no crisis is too huge, too foreign, too complicated for people to change it, even in a small way through the impact of work-ing together for a common cause.

Perhaps the highlight of the evening was the inspirational presentation by Lejla Mu-

ratsphahic of living through the Bosnian war as a teenager.

Her sharing of the pain, fear and trauma of all that she experienced brought the audience to their feet and a standing ovation.

During the event, local artist Lee Anne Chisholm created a live painting titled Love Over Fear. The painting hangs in Integris Credit Union and the public is invited to bid on it.

Musicians, poets and other artists also contributed their talents to the evening.

Amy Quarry, Amanda Wool-lends and Janette Parkinson guided this dream to its suc-cessful conclusion and have plans to hold other events to continue their quest of bringing a Syrian family to Quesnel.

To � nd out more about Soup for Syria visit the Facebook page SoupforSyriaQuesnel.

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The pilot of a recreational drone that forced waterbombers from smoke-filled skies around Oliver last summer was never located, but future offenders who impede forest firefighters will face higher fines.

Fines for 19 offences under the Wildfire Act, including interfering with wildfire protection efforts, are being increased to among the highest in Canada, Forests Minister Steve Thomson said Thursday.

The fine for failing to comply with fire restrictions such as campfire bans will increase from $345 to $1,150.

A new penalty of failing to comply with a stop-work order made because of fire risk will carry a maximum penalty of $100,000 and one year in prison.

Thomson

said there are “constitutional” issues with a proposal to seize vehicles from people who toss cigarette butts out the window while driving, but the province is still considering its options.

A proposal to ban people from B.C. parks if they violate campfire restrictions

is also being considered, but is not included in the current changes.

Thomson said the legislation will redefine “interference” with firefighters so it doesn’t mean intentional interference.

That would apply to boaters who blocked air tankers from filling with

water on Okanagan Lake, as well as the drone pilot who caused aircraft to land as vineyards, homes and a school around Oliver were threatened by fire.

Oliver Mayor Ron Hovanes the battle against two fires threatening the community last August were likely due to a recreational drone flown because

“somebody just wanted a closer look.

“It was very hard to drive by the airport and see helicopters quiet on the ground, no bombers in the air, all the while people were clinging to the hope that the fire wouldn’t reach their homes, their businesses,” Hovanes said.

Wilson’s Mountain Road fire threatens farms and homes in Oliver, August 2015.B.C. Wildfire Service

Provincial fines increasingfor forest fire violations


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My sister, my friend

Mary would have been 70 this year. She would have been a busy woman. Both

in her career as a social worker and her leisure time where she embraced curling (although she wasn’t all that good) weaving and certainly social-izing with her many friends.All her life she was like a second

mother to me (even though she was only four years older) and always offered advise (sometimes unwant-ed) support and countless sugges-tions on how to make my life better.It wasn’t until she died of cancer

in 1991 that I realized how vital all these things were to me.I had already come to appreciate

her unflagging interest and involve-ment in my life. She loved her nephews, all eight of them, kept in constant touch with her brother and sisters and her loving parents.Although this may sound as if she

was perfect, that was far from true. But her flaws made her human and she was well aware of her imperfec-tions.For many years I could still hear

her voice. I kept letters she’d sent me and remembered my life before she died.No one ever wants to lose a loved

one, however that process also makes you stronger, more empathet-ic to those who’ve lost their loved ones and reminds us how precious our family will always be.My sister and I still talk about our

lost sister and remember her with extreme affection.Mary never married, never had

children, but she lives on as we share her with our families frequent-ly.Mary, you are loved and remem-

bered. As we approach Relay for Life and later in the season The Women’s Fall Challenge, it’s a spe-cial time to reflect and hold close the memories of those who lost their battle with cancer. Fight on!

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As the B.C. govern-ment spends mil-lions on an interna-

tional brand campaign with the recycled slogan “Super, Natural B.C.,” another brand identity has spread across Canada.

This one’s unintentional. It hit a new peak last week with the arrival of two young men from Saskatch-ewan, who were given one-way tickets to Vancouver and Victoria by typically burdened social services ministry staff in North Bat-tleford.

Sorting through the bliz-zard of soothing sound bites and sympathetic TV clips, a clearer picture emerges.

In his initial interview with the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, Charles Neil-Curly, at 23 the elder of the two, said he decided to head west when shelter staff told him his time had run out and he asked for bus tickets to B.C.

“When they asked if I had a place to go, I just said, ‘yeah’,” Neil-Curly said. “I was going to the next home-less shelter anyway.”

Transients and panhan-dlers aren’t the only ones who say whatever they figure will get them through another day. Politicians do

it too.Admitting she knew little

about the arrivals, Premier Christy Clark suggested that both were mentally ill and deserve every support the province can give them.

B.C. housing czar Rich Coleman has also demon-strated factual flexibility as he presides over the creation of his latest single-room-occupancy drug ghetto in a residential neighbourhood in Victoria.

After quietly proposing a closed-down nursing home called Mount Edwards Court as a temporary solu-tion to the filthy “tent city” that sprang up on provincial property last fall, Coleman abruptly announced from his Langley office Feb. 5 that the building had been bought and partly renovat-ed for $4 million. It would house 38 people for up to

a year.I asked him if the pur-

chase meant the conversion of Mount Edwards into permanent “low-barrier” housing for 100 people was a “done deal,” as area residents believe. “They’re wrong,” Coleman indig-nantly replied, and there would be community con-sultation over the next year.

In subsequent comments to reporters, he said the province doesn’t really need city zoning, but will apply for it anyway. (That won’t be a problem with Victoria’s far-left city council, which is keen to add a supervised injection site too.)

On Feb. 24, Coleman was asked if he is concerned that the 88 housing units at two locations would fill up and other transients would arrive to take their place. By that time the tent squat appeared to have about 100 people in residence, with the usual overdoses, violence and prostitution.

Coleman assured us it hasn’t happened in Abbots-ford or Maple Ridge, where tent camps have finally been cleaned up after shelters and housing were provided.

The next day, he was asked if transitional accom-

modations would be suf-ficient to end the camp.

“They’re not actually all that transitional,” Cole-man replied. “We’ll take Mount Edwards through a zoning process. We’ve got about 100 beds there. We’ve bought the building so it’s hardly transitional. We’ve permanently done that.”

Fast forward to March 11. The 38 Mount Edwards spaces are full, another 40 rooms and camping spaces at a former youth custody centre are almost full, and the province applies for a court order to clear the Victoria camp.

A representative of the advocacy group Together Against Poverty Society goes on local radio to pledge le-gal support for the campers. How many are there now? At least 100, he says.

Meanwhile in Maple Ridge, where the “home-less” problem is all fixed, Coleman has just extended temporary shelter funding and paid $5.5 million for a 61-room motel to fix it some more.

Tom Fletcher is B.C. legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press. Email: [email protected] Twitter: @tomfletcherbc

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feedbackPublished by Black Press Ltd. 188 Carson Avenue Quesnel, BC, V2J 2A8• Publisher Tracey Roberts • Editor Autumn MacDonald

Editor:Open letter to the

Minister of Education.For the past several

years, the Quesnel School District has faced mounting financial pressures which have ultimately led to investigate potential school closures in order to ensure balanced budgets in the near future.

At the February 17 Board of Education meeting, trustees voted unanimously that a letter be written to the Minister of Education and other partner groups to convey frustration and displeasure regarding the downloading of

unfunded costs to school districts within the province of British Columbia.

Three examples impacting the 2015 – 16 Budget are noted below.

The submission of the 2015-16 amended budget for which the cost pressures facing our district were highlighted, also comes on the heels of the provincial announcement for funding of the 2016 – 17 school year which provides little expectation of an increase in per-pupil funding.

First, our district had an “administrative savings” of $202,000

taken from our operating grant which came primarily from reducing both the Manager of Transportation and Manager of Finance positions from full-time to part-time.

This savings amount also led to a reduction in non-enrolling resource teacher time and loss in custodial time due to lost programs.

These administrative savings will further be felt in the 2016 – 2017 year as an additional $177,000 of administrative savings has been mandated.

Secondly, as per the previous letter written to

the Minister of Education in December, the board was disappointed the thaw of the wage freeze for some exempt staff, and subsequent salary increase was unfunded by the ministry.

Finally, the Next Generation Network upgrade was a mandated conversion and while we understand the benefits that will come from the upgrade, the costs are still being downloaded to school districts and place a significant burden on an already tight operating budget.

For the Quesnel School District, $83,000 was taken in July 2015 for

the set-up fee, another $76,000 is to be taken on or before March 2016 and it is anticipated that an additional $80,000 will be needed to do upgrades within our school to ensure compatibility.

This amounts to $239,000 coming out of the 2015 – 16 operating budget alone.

Based on just the financial pressures noted above, the Quesnel School District must fund more than $500,000 in unplanned costs in this school year.

This does not include additional cost pressures due to increased costs to

MSP, hydro and other inflationary costs.

In light of the above however, the board is pleased that the ministry has committed to allow districts to keep and repurpose the savings that will be realized in the 2016 – 17 budget from reduced employer contributions to the teacher pension plan.

We are also pleased to see that there was a $34 million increase in the K-12 capital projects budget which we hope Quesnel can benefit from due to the aging schools in the district.

The Quesnel Board of Education

SD28 – trying to balance the budget

In gratitudeBeth Turton’s Bouchie Lake Grade 3/4 class was asked to write a letter of gratitude. Turton chose West Fraser Mills, thanking them for the Timber Park, “logging trees so we can have homes, schools and lots of other things.” Here she displays her letter to WF’s Brent Paulsen.

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Celebrate Purple Day Quesnel Drive-In Restaurant is all decked out

in purple in support of March as Epilepsy Aware-ness Month, with Global Purple Day on March 26. They have their restaurant decorated with purple

placemats, purple balloons, purple flowers and are handing out purple ribbons for a donation. Co-owners Angie Hewat, left and Ava Cook, centre are excited to support Natasha Wasmuth of epilepsy-

Quesnel and her efforts to help fund two more beds in the VGH Seizure Investigation Unit where those suffering from epilepsy find out if they are a candidate for life-changing surgery. During the month of March, 12 local businesses are partici-pating in the fundraiser including Shopper’s Drug

Mart Purple Cookie Day March 26; Scotiabank Purple Cookie and Epilepsy Info March 23 – 24;

Rocky’s Purple Cookie Week March 21 – 27; Bliss Burgers for Purple Day March 21 – 23; Wright

Choice Automotive Purple Cookie Week March 21 – 24; and Safeway Purple Flower Week March 23 –

27. All of March is purple bracelets at Fraserview Pharmacy; purple ribbons at Quesnel Drive-

In Restaurant; Purple Manis and Pedis at Paradise Spa; and cookies at Quesnel Bakery, Home of the Purple Cookie and Chocolate-with-Purple-Drizzle

Strawberries (strawberries by order only at [email protected]).

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Happy St. Patrick’s DayStudents at St. Ann’s Catholic School celebrated St. Patrick’s Day early as they will be on Spring Break March 17. These young girls were all decked out in green.

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ANNIE GALLANTObserver Reporter

City of Quesnel employees, their families and friends have participated in Relay for Life for at least 10 years and 2016 is no exception. They are looking forward to the changes to the event and feel it will enhance the

team spirit they have always brought to their participation.“Having it condensed to � ve hours � ts people’s busy schedules,” team captain Kari

Bolton said.She is still working hard to encourage city staff to join the City Slickers team, but is

con� dent they will have a minimum of 10 members.“We encourage spouses, children, friends and are sure our fundraising efforts will

meet the $150/member goal,” she added.During the interview the three team members in attendance were pleased to hear

about the community dinner planned for the event and all agreed they’d be there. They are already discussing how they plan to decorate their tent and City Slicker Nancy Coe was excited about � guring out team costumes.

Each person who signs up for Relay has their own reasons, for Bolton her grandmother died of breast cancer which they were assured if it had been diagnosed earlier she could have survived.

For Coe it was also very personal.“I watched my father die of liver cancer,” she sadly said.“I’ve also witnessed friends being diagnosed with cancer and some have passed

away.”For City Slicker Tanya Turner she lost her mother to lung cancer in 2006.“I joined the city Relay team right after that,” she said.Bolton said she’s sure everyone has been touched by cancer in some way and

encourages other to join the � ght and form a Relay team.“We’re really looking

forward to the event,” she said.

“It’s fun and a great way to raise money for an incredibly worthy cause. We challenge other organizations and other city departments to join us or form their own teams.”

Bolton said they’ve extended the invitation to mayor and council to join

the team and so far one councillor has already signed up with City Slickers.Relay for Life is slated for May 27 in Baker Creek Park from 5 – 11 p.m. The

half-kilometre paved track, which team members walk, winds its way through the park. Organizers are busy � nalizing details of the activities planned including the community dinner.

Teams can sign up by registering online, relayforLife.ca/quesnel. This is the easiest

method and it also allows team members to challenge their friends and family and the community at large to donate online, donors get their tax receipts electronically and almost immediately after making their donation.

Even if your not participating on a team, drop by Baker Creek Park and join the fun, there’s something for everyone on Relay day.

City Slickers has been committed to Relay for more than 10 years

Left: Deacon was the youngest member of the 2015 City Slickers team: Nancy Coe and Kari Bolton celebrate the memory of those who’ve succumbed to canacer.Contributed photos

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LifestyLes

Allen Ray McKenzieSeptember 25, 1945 - March 4, 2016It is with great sadness we announce the sudden

passing of our father and husband, Allen Ray McKenzie.Allen was predeceased by his father Samuel E.

McKenzie in 1989, and by his son Darryl L. McKenzie (Lorraine) in June 2015.

He has le� to mourn his passing, his mother Olga R. Morris, his brother Robin V. McKenzie, sister Jenny-Lee Scott, also his loving wife of 50 years Sharon C. McKenzie, daughter Tammy (Willard) Blaich, son Roy A. McKenzie (Julie), grandsons David (Rose) Blaich and Johnathan Blaich, granddaughter Gloria R. (Mikey) McKenzie and two great-granddaughters Lanna and Everly Blaich, as well as many nieces and nephews.

Allen’s � nal remains will be cremated and he will be placed with his son Darryl.

No service as per Allen’s � nal wishes. In lieu of � owers please make a donation to the charity of your choice.

PATRICIA MATTISON (FAWCETT) MEMORIAL

� ere will be a brief tribute to Patricia’s life beginning at 1:30 pm followed by light refreshments, sharing of memo-

ries, laughter and perhaps tears.Quesnel Senior Centre,

461 Carson Ave., Quesnel B.C.

� e family invites everyone to celebrate the life of Patricia Mattison on Sunday, March 27, 2016.

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Quesnel Film Club’s last film in their winter series, The Legend of Barney Thomson, March 17, 6:30 p.m. at the Carib Theatre, is an audacious and inspiring movie based on the first novel in Douglas Lindsay’s seven-part Barney Thomson series.

Directed (directorial debut) and starring Scottish-born Robert Carlyle, The Leg-end of Barney Thomson is a darkly comic thriller about a downtrodden mild-mannered Glaswegian barber whose mundane life is turned upside down when he inadvertently finds himself embroiled in a rash of serial murders.

Carlyle stars as the socially awkward Barney, whose dark fantasies become a startling

reality after the murder. Rather than reporting the

incident to the police, Barney turns to his hilariously fierce mother Cemolina (Emma Thompson) for help – but Cemolina has a secret of her own, which leads to a chain of unexpected events.

While the hapless haircutter clumsily tries to cover both his and his mother’s tracks, police inspector Holdall (Ray Winstone) fights his own bat-tles within his inept homicide department as he tries to solve the crime of the century.

A black, bloody (and bloody hilarious) comedy of errors, The Legend of Barney Thom-son brings Lindsay’s long-run-ning series to vivid cinematic life.

Outfitted with a ratty fur coat, a hideous wig and re-markable aging makeup, the always wonderful Thompson steals every scene she’s in as Barney’s indomitable mother, while director and star Carlyle demonstrates that he is just as adept behind the camera as he is in front of it.

Deliciously dark and savagely funny, this movie is sure to leave audiences in stitches.

Tickets for The Legend of Barney Thomson are $9 (regular) and $7 (seniors). For information on the Quesnel Film Club call 250-747-7422 or 250-747-3979, join the Facebook page at Quesnel Film Club or visit www.quesnelfilmclub.ca.

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Meetings and Special Events, Work-shops, Signups and Non-pro� t Groups will run in the Sunday or Wednesday edition. The deadline for the Wednes-day Observer is Monday at noon, and the deadline for the weekend edition is Wednesday at 5 pm. All meeting notices and regular submissions to Community Calendar must be

renewed every three months. Due to the volume of material, we clear the column every three months and only

print newly submitted material.

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But the hour comes and now is when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth. God is a spirit and they must worship him in spirit and

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Meetings and Special Events, Work-shops, Signups and Non-pro� t Groups will run in the Sunday or Wednesday edition. The deadline for the Wednes-day Observer is Monday at noon, and the deadline for the weekend edition is Wednesday at 5 pm. All meeting notices and regular submissions to Community Calendar must be

renewed every three months. Due to the volume of material, we clear the column every three months and only

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The Quesnel Church

But the hour comes and now is when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth. God is a spirit and they must worship him in spirit and

in truth. Please join us.

Call 747-3178.Ask for Kim.

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The Quesnel FASD Advisory Committee is holding their 4th

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March 26Support Epilepsy& Go PurpleScotiabank: Purple Cockie & Epilepsy Info - March 23 & 24Rocky’s: Purple Cookie Week - March 21-27Bliss Burgers: for Purple Day - March 21-23Wright Choice Auto: Purple Cookies - March 12-24Shopper’s Drug Mart Purple Cookie Day - March 26Quesnel Bakery: Home of the Purple Cookie - till March 31Fraserview Pharmacy: Purple Bracelets - till March 31Paradise Spa: Purple Manis & Pedis - till March 31Quesnel Drive-In Restaurant: Purple Ribbons by donation

MONDAYBOUCHIE LAKE

SENIORS LUNCH March 21 at Bouchie Lake Hall. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., lunch at noon. Dona-tions for food bank gratefully accepted. Seniors 65 years and older welcome.

QUESNEL WORD-SPINNERS (writing group) meets once a month in members’ homes. No matter what your level of experience, if you have an interest in writing we would love to hear from you. For information call 250-992-1567.

THURSDAYOSTEOPOROSIS,

THE SILENT THIEF Seniors’ Advocacy’s Susan MacNeill will present a 90-minute free session on the causes, symptoms and methods of prevention for this debilitating and frightening aspect of old age March 24, 3

p.m. at the Quesnel Library.

FRIDAYFAMILY FUN

BAKE SALE March 18 – 19, downtown Quesnel at Four Cor-ners Spirit Square, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Pro-ceeds to Terry Fox Run.

ST. ANN’S CATH-OLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE’S TRADES AND TREASURES April 1, 6 – 9 p.m. and April 2, 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. in St. Ann’s Hall. Many local home-based businesses, crafts and treasures, door prizes. CWL will pro-vide a scrumptious

concession. Mini Do-nuts on site. To book a table or for other details call Shannon, 250-747-2026,

SATURDAYWOMEN OF IN-

SPIRATION EGG-STRAVAGANZA April 2, 7 p.m. at Northstar Church. Ukrainian Easter egg demo and display by Teresa McCart, spe-cial music by Obet Campeau, inspiring speaker Beverly Fox, Dessert and door prizes. Tickets are $5, please purchase in advance at Northstar Church or Colours on Reid St. or call 250-992-8830 or 778-466-0876. Invite

a friend, she’ll be glad you did.

GARAGE SALE April 30, Seniors’ Centre, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., tables $10 each. Lunch will be avail-able. Call Marion, 250-747-1746 or Seniors’ Centre, 250-992-3991.

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FOR KIDS SAKE, April 24, theme this years is anything Canadian. Gather 4 or 5 friends on a team (family, co-workers, friends) and help raise the goal of $15,000 for 2016. For information call 250-992-7257. Reg-

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FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM ANNUAL USED BOOK SALE May 7, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the museum. Donations may be dropped off at the Visitor Centre, April 1 – 30, Tuesday – Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. For large quantities of books, call the museum 250-992-9580 to ar-range for a drop off time. No National Geographics, ency-clopedias or Reders’ Digests. Thank you.

ONGOING EVENTS

LEGION FLEA MARKET, Friday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Donations greatly appreciated. Help the Legion help the veterans. Dona-tions can be dropped off at the Legion Tuesday – Saturday or call Ken, 250-747-4591 or Colette, 250-992-6140.

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The Quesnel Lacrosse Associa-tion (QLA) held an all-girls clinic March 3 at Lakeview elementary school.

The clinic was instructed by Naomi Walser, who is a former player that represented Canada at the 1994 Commonwealth Games and has also played in four field lacrosse World Cup competitions, two for team Canada (1995 and 1997) and also the Haudeno-saunee national team (2009 and 2013).

President of the QLA, Lisa Scott says girls lacrosse is starting to get big.

“There is just a huge push for girls lacrosse right now,” Scott said.

“We wanted to try to get more development and get the girls playing.”

She says they want to add more girls team because of the benefits that are available to them.

“There is a lot of opportunities through scholarships for girls, so it’s nice to have Naomi come up from the Island and help promote this,” Scott said.

She also added that Walser has been huge when it comes to devel-opment for lacrosse throughout the province.

The QLA will be hosting a fun-draising show at Billy Barker Casi-no March 17, featuring an AC/DC cover band. Tickets are $30 each and are available at the casino or by calling Scott at 250-991-2897 or email at [email protected]. Doors open at 6 p.m.

All girls lacrosse clinic a success

Girls at the lacrosse clinic take instruction from Naomi Walser at Lakeview elementary school, where the girls learned the fundamentals of lacrosse.

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The Gold Pain City Derby Girls are a well known roller derby team in Quesnel but there is also a junior team, the Gold Nug-gets who are entering their fifth year.

The Gold Nuggets are for girls from seven – 17 years of age, who enjoy the sport of roller derby.

Currently, they have 19 members which is the second larg-est team in Western Canada for junior girls. Parent, Fritz Wyssen says it is a great sport for the girls to get involved with because it gives them confidence.

“Once girls and more importantly the parents see how the girls interact at a sport level they can see the benefits from that,” Wyssen said.

“They learn team skills probably more than any other sport I’ve seen.”

He adds that the girls don’t even real-ize the score when the games are completed because of how much fun they are having.

“That’s not the im-portant part to them at all,” Wyssen said.

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Wyssen says the sport provides a so-cial aspect along with the physical fitness.

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The Gold Nuggets are always taking new members and allow people to come and check out their practices. More information is avail-able at https://www.facebook.com/GoldNuggetsJuniorRollerDerby/?fref=ts.

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Quesnel is passion-ate about the sport of hockey and that’s not only on the ice. Correlieu secondary school hosts a floor hockey intramural league, which allows students to improve their hockey skills and have fun while doing it.

This year the league has 11 teams, includ-ing one girls team with more than 100 students and staff participating. Aaron Kainth a student at Correlieu says he be-came interested in the league in Grade 10.

“There was a lot of hype in Grade 10 and since then I have become addicted to it,” Kanith said.

He adds that he en-joys the competition, but also he is able to play hockey with his friends.

“When we’re play-ing we really try our hardest,” Kanith said.

“Our team is based on all of our friends not the competition. If we’re not good it doesn’t matter be-cause it’s our buddies we are playing with. Winning is not every-thing for us.”

There is also a replica Stanley Cup, which was created by students in 2006 that will be played for the championship on May 19.

With a large num-ber of students com-peting in the intramu-ral league it shows the school spirit that is at Correlieu.

Correlieu school spirit alive and well

A group of students from Correlieu high school watch their peers play a game, as one of their classmates holds a replica Stanley Cup that the students will compete for on May 19.

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• Any person, group or corporation, except the City of Quesnel and the Quesnel Cariboo Observer, and the Volunteer Citizen of the Year Committee, may make a nomination.

• Complete an o� cial nomination form.• Judges may not be aware of the nominee’s past voluntary work; therefore, nominations should include a

nomination form with a brief statement outlining the reasons the individual is considered worthy of receiving the Award.

• Letters of support should include other accomplishments and relevant information that may be helpful in evaluating the nominee. Please limit each letter of support to one page. No other supporting material will be accepted.

Nominations packages must be received no later than 4:00p.m. Thursday, March 17, 2016:

In person: Attn: R.Hartley; Front Desk; City Hall, 410 Kinchant St., Quesnel,B.C. Attn: T.Roberts; Quesnel Cariboo Observer, 188 Carson Ave., Quesnel,B.C. Via Mail: Attn: R.Hartley; City Hall, 410 Kinchant St., Quesnel,B.C. V2J 7J5Via Fax: 250-991-7496 Via Email: [email protected]

2015Volunteer Citizen of the Year?

2016 Quesnel Volunteer Citizen of the Year Banquet & Award Ceremony[Selecting the 2015 Citizen of the Year]

DATE: Tuesday, April 19, 2016Tickets: $25 per person available at Quesnel City Hall

TIME: 5:30 pm – Doors open; 6:00 pm – Dinner service starts; 6:30 pm – Ceremony

LOCATION: Billy Barker Casino Showroom, 308 McLean St, Quesnel TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE AT CITY HALL IN EARLY MARCH

✶ MARK YOUR CALENDAR

2014 Volunteer Citizenof the YearFlorence White

Sponsors:

Current Quesnel Volunteer Citizen

of the Year2014 - Florence White

Past Quesnel Volunteer Citizens

of the Year2013 - Liane Kimmie 2012 - Jean Stimpson2011 - Liz Miller2010 - Dianne Greenwood2009 - Lynne Wright2008 - Carol Weremy2007 - Marion Gordon2006 - Grant and Gerry Knauf2005 - Gus Cameron2004 - Marie Skinner2003 - Bob Zimmerman2002 - Ron Silver2001 - Helen Flynn2000 - Stan Phillips1999 - Doreen O’Brien1998 - Vera Peever1997 - Jack Nelson1996 - Gloria Lazzarin1995 - John Pritchard1994 - Betty Motherwell1993 - John McKelvie1992 - Mel Dunleavey1991 - Susan Maile1990 - Helen Kuhn1989 - Grace Steele1988 - June Wall1987 - Ruth Scoullar1986 - Frank Hennessey 1985 - Joan Huxley1984 - Cathy Walsh1983 - Marie Weldon1982 - Margot Rose1981 - Mac Grady 1980 - Rev. Gary Landers

Lifetime Achievement Awards2013 - Francine Gaetz [Posthumous]

2012 - Ron Paull

2011 - Peter Couldwell2010 - Janice Butler - Cathy Heinzelman - Bev Pontius2009 - Mary Glassford

Silent Hero Awards2014 - Dave Sutton

- The Kopetski Family

2013 - Marjorie Hessels - Norma Malic

2012 - Jean Gelinas - Jean Muir - Gene Pascuzzo

DeadlineMarch 17, 2016

Nomination forms can be picked up at City Hall or Quesnel

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$90,9003556 Hilborn Road – Well maintained mobile w/addition & a huge boot room sits on 0.44 of an acre. It is on a quiet, dead end street with a huge established garden and fruit trees. 2 bdrms and an office are in the addition (built in 2003) with a storage area below. Forced air natural gas heat as well as a pellet stove. There is plenty of room for parking, a carport and a workshop out back. Why pay lot rent when you can own a beautiful piece of property with a mobile, this is a must see.MLS#R2029063 NCR#2624

$175,0003932 Shaver Rd. – A� ordable – Quality – Just sky of 5 acres. Mins to town, 3 bdrms, 2 baths, quality addition fts bright sunken fam rm. Cov’d sundeck to enjoy lovely landscaped 4.91 acres. Partially fenced, garden, firepit, w/ plenty of rm for kids to run & play. This mobile home is an open design w/ bdrm & bath at each end, large kitchen, built-in china cabinet, w/ sunken fam rm off LR. Really a well-designed home & property. Call Rick to view.MLS#N246968 NCR#2585

$189,900334 Wilson Street – Historic 1.5 story house on a beautiful corner lot, overlooking Lebourdais Park. This home has been very well maintained, it has many modern upgrades with old time charm. You can still feel the originality of this home throughout. Huge laundry/bathroom and master bedroom on the main, 2 bedrooms upstairs with an office space. A bight open living room design and an ample kitchen make this house a home. Great little piece of Quesnel history.MLS#R2028421 NCR#2622

$159,900614 Callanan St. – A Little Paint-A Little Luv-A Wow Location! North Quesnel 2+1 B/R Character home. Nice kitchen, nicely treed, full basement, mostly unfinished w/ outside entry. Walk to everything Quesnel has to offer. Large lot, lane access, across from QJS. Perfect time for a little “Home Work”. Great investment opportunity for the residential investor. Quick possession. Call Rick to view.MLS#N244110 NCR#2563

$125,000212 Beath St. - Starter home or investment property. • 3 bedroom home• In-law suite in basement• New siding, roof overhang and chain link fence• Newer appliancesCall Andrea to view MLS#N243332 NCR#2549

$158,9002840 Arnoldus Rd - This spacious 3 bdrm, 2 bath • 1 acre parcel• Huge rec room in the basement• Newer truss roof• Close to shopping & the school• Call Andrea to view MLS#R2001824 NCR#2609

$69,900#62 – 313 Westland Rd. – Move-in Ready! • 50+ Adult park • NEW H/W tank• Quick possession • NEW toilet & taps • Very well kept mobile and park• Covered patio and carport• Fridge, stove, washer & dryerMLS#N246590 NCR#2582

$169,900476 WINDER ST. - Large Family Please! So much space & close to Soccer fields, Elementary & Sr High Schools. Shopping Mall & Restaurants just a few blocks. 5 bdrms, bath on each level. Main level den. Master bdrm’s lrg enough for a king size bed. Open design, lots of potential. Detached grg w/alley access. Fenced backyard, large city lot & covered sundeck. Call Rick. MLS#N248255 NCR#2606

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$163,0001772 Birch Ave. – 1.32 acres + awesome location + privacy = a great buy! This 3 bdrm diamond in the rough location in Red Bluff is just waiting for someone to access its potential. A new roof, glass in many of the windows, and water softener in 2014. The amazing yard boasts lilacs, plums, apples, raspberries, saskatoons, black currant bush, & hedges. The outbuildings include a wired, insulated, and heated workshop, storage shed, and pump house. A must-see! MLS# NCR#2638

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Celebrationof Life

forTy Russell Cathcart

on March 19 2 p.m. at

Seniors Centre

The Annual General Meetingof the Quesnel Woodlot Association

will be held at the Tower Inn Conference Room commencing at 6:30 PM on

Wednesday, March 30th, 2016.Woodlot licence holders and people with an interest in small scale forest management are welcome to attend.

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Spring Painting Special Any 3 rooms for $ 299.00, materials extra, includes 2 coats & minor repairs. Trim and ceiling extra. Call Rob, 250.747.3354

Household ServicesCleaning lady for hire, call (250) 983-3336.

Tree ServicesTree Removal Expert. Fully insured. Call Charlie @ 250-267-8640

Merchandise for Sale

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POLE BARNS, Shops, steel buildings metal clad or fabric clad. Complete supply and in-stallation. Call John at 403-998-7907; [email protected].

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Mobile Homes & Parks

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Rentals

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Homes for Rent4 bdrm, big lot. Close to Ma-ple Park Mall and Red Bluff school. Call (250)747-3878 or (250)747-3069.

Rentals

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Suites, Lower2Bdrm. Ground Level Suite,w/d hook-up, n/p, separ-ate entry, separate parking, $600/mo. & 5Bdrm. House w/d hook-up, n/p. $1175/mo. Inside renovated. Call 250-992-7929.

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Cars - Domestic Cars - Domestic Cars - Domestic

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WAREHOUSEMAN’S LIEN ACTNotice is hereby given to Jonathan Zaruk, 560 Pierce Crescent. AllKinds of Storage, 392 Johnston Ave., will sell all household and personal goods unless $654.50 is paid in full by March 20, 2016.

WAREHOUSEMAN’S LIEN ACTNotice is hereby given to George Dinwiddy, 1611 West Fraser Dr., AllKinds of Storage, 392 Johnston Ave., will sell all household and personal goods unless $813.50 is paid in full by March 20, 2016.

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Who do you think should be Quesnel’s

Do you know an outstanding volunteer, someone who works tirelessly to make our community a special place and who deserves recognition? If so, submit your nomination today!

Deadline to submit: March 17, 2016The Quesnel Volunteer Citizen of the Year Award recognizes outstanding area residents who volunteer their time to the betterment of our community and thanks them for their dedication and service.Nominees for the Quesnel Volunteer Citizen of the year will:

• Have contributed to the betterment of the community in a fashion that you feel is desirable and bene� cial to all. • Have contributed in a positive manner in the areas of business, government, social improvement, community

service, cultural arts, religion, youth work or any other area of activity that you feel contributes to a better community.

• Have lived in Quesnel, or area, for at least the past calendar year.• Have signed the Nomination form in agreement to let his/her name stand, as there is a time commitment for the

award winner,including committee meetings and various community events.Submitting a nomination:

• Any person, group or corporation, except the City of Quesnel and the Quesnel Cariboo Observer, and the Volunteer Citizen of the Year Committee, may make a nomination.

• Complete an o� cial nomination form.• Judges may not be aware of the nominee’s past voluntary work; therefore, nominations should include a

nomination form with a brief statement outlining the reasons the individual is considered worthy of receiving the Award.

• Letters of support should include other accomplishments and relevant information that may be helpful in evaluating the nominee. Please limit each letter of support to one page. No other supporting material will be accepted.

Nominations packages must be received no later than 4:00p.m. Thursday, March 17, 2016:

In person: Attn: R.Hartley; Front Desk; City Hall, 410 Kinchant St., Quesnel,B.C. Attn: T.Roberts; Quesnel Cariboo Observer, 188 Carson Ave., Quesnel,B.C. Via Mail: Attn: R.Hartley; City Hall, 410 Kinchant St., Quesnel,B.C. V2J 7J5Via Fax: 250-991-7496 Via Email: [email protected]

2015Volunteer Citizen of the Year?

2016 Quesnel Volunteer Citizen of the Year Banquet & Award Ceremony[Selecting the 2015 Citizen of the Year]

DATE: Tuesday, April 19, 2016Tickets: $25 per person available at Quesnel City Hall

TIME: 5:30 pm – Doors open; 6:00 pm – Dinner service starts; 6:30 pm – Ceremony

LOCATION: Billy Barker Casino Showroom, 308 McLean St, Quesnel TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE AT CITY HALL IN EARLY MARCH

✶ MARK YOUR CALENDAR

2014 Volunteer Citizenof the YearFlorence White

Sponsors:

Current Quesnel Volunteer Citizen

of the Year2014 - Florence White

Past Quesnel Volunteer Citizens

of the Year2013 - Liane Kimmie 2012 - Jean Stimpson2011 - Liz Miller2010 - Dianne Greenwood2009 - Lynne Wright2008 - Carol Weremy2007 - Marion Gordon2006 - Grant and Gerry Knauf2005 - Gus Cameron2004 - Marie Skinner2003 - Bob Zimmerman2002 - Ron Silver2001 - Helen Flynn2000 - Stan Phillips1999 - Doreen O’Brien1998 - Vera Peever1997 - Jack Nelson1996 - Gloria Lazzarin1995 - John Pritchard1994 - Betty Motherwell1993 - John McKelvie1992 - Mel Dunleavey1991 - Susan Maile1990 - Helen Kuhn1989 - Grace Steele1988 - June Wall1987 - Ruth Scoullar1986 - Frank Hennessey 1985 - Joan Huxley1984 - Cathy Walsh1983 - Marie Weldon1982 - Margot Rose1981 - Mac Grady 1980 - Rev. Gary Landers

Lifetime Achievement Awards2013 - Francine Gaetz [Posthumous]

2012 - Ron Paull

2011 - Peter Couldwell2010 - Janice Butler - Cathy Heinzelman - Bev Pontius2009 - Mary Glassford

Silent Hero Awards2014 - Dave Sutton

- The Kopetski Family

2013 - Marjorie Hessels - Norma Malic

2012 - Jean Gelinas - Jean Muir - Gene Pascuzzo

DeadlineMarch 17, 2016

Nomination forms can be picked up at City Hall or Quesnel

Observer

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Logan AntonickHumam Aziz

Emily BergeronLayne BlairKyra Buhrke

Kaitlynn Burg-Wilkins

Halle CadaMatthew CaineAlishia CarterKyle Cheng

Colby CouturierAron DamanikBranda EggertClaire EldenAbby EngelCasey FisherJoseph Frisby

Danielle GamacheTaylor Gilkerson

Emily GorderMichael Greenwood

Christopher Henderson

Jessica HigginsJosh Holuboch

Amy HwangNoah Kennedy

Autumn KoningDenny Law

Angeline LewingtonBradley LojstrupSydney MackayMatt Mattioli

Makenna MaxwellJett McCallOdin Mills

Tatum MuellerLarissa MunchCassidy NikirkHaley Nunner

Laura OldringJack Petersen

Bella RobinsonZeb RummelDawson Rusk

DJ SauveKale SchmeisserAlyssa Schneider

Leif ScottBrady Silveira

Beverly SmetaniukRiley Telford

Emmi VahaahoPeter van den ElzenHannah Vaughan-

FarrellElysia Voigt

Bradley WilliamsSydney Zaro

Carter BarbosaTyson Barker

Aleesha BautistaJarrett BautistaThea Bautista

Alex BerlinguetteAidyn BuchanAshley CarterOlivia Crocker

Sam CunninghamGrace DunnLucas Dunn

Chrissy Dykhuizen

Victor EdwardsDarcie Edye

Cassandra EttingerAbby Fisher

Autumn Funk-Brown

Sarah GenerousGraeme HamelinMikayla Headey

Mykola HendricksNicole Hipkiss

Breeanne HollowellAislynn Jones

Avrey KingCamryn KlassenEmma Langevin

Elijah McCartSadie Mills

Sierra MooreTaya MuellerRachael Paley

Megan PastachakThomas Peterson

Jade PitcherBailey RileyLilly Riley

Prabhjeet SahotaAlefa Sakakibara

Jorja SalmonsTasha Schweb

Shauntelle ShannonBazil Spencer

Morgan StewartNoah Stobbe

Joanie TerleskyBrandon Van Aalst

Jewel WalrathCheyenne Winslow

Tinaysha AlexisKhya Aulakh

Viktoria AshtonKartar Basi

Jake BeaudryDestiny-Jade Blaine

Anthony BurgisRiley ClementByron Cutts

Jennifer DebassigeChristina FalloonNickolas Falloon

Ally FultonKevin Fulton

Katie GoodwinFlint Gordon

Gunayre

GundersonJacee GundersonJack Henderson

Hayden HillIllyra Hill

Bobby HuangKasey Jackson

Audrey JespersenLucy JespersenKayden JewersAarav Kansal

Koby Kishkan-Walker

Paige KovacsBrenden Kozuchar

Ashley LangilleDyson LeNeve

Zach LighteningMason Mighton

Tyler MilleySage Mycock

Adam NicholasHeera Panasar

Alexander PerryBryanna PontiousAmber ProudfootColtin Shindler

Ray SilvestreRyan SimonLiam Smith

Cole WilliamsJacob WitzkeKira Wright

Mattias AaslieNikita Baldwin

Lillian BeuschelJayna BurtonKesley Carter

Shelby DawsonSeth Forseille

Braden GoyetteAiden Grant

Braden HagleyGabriel Holuboch

Spencer KnokeLevi Koning

Brandon LangilleJonny McCuaig

Chloe McGowanGage McLennan

Maddy Moore

Devon OshaKatherine Osmond

Nicolas PalmerEmma Penner

Samantha PerlitzC.J. Pont

Angel PrestonJessica Reid

Benjamin Reimer

Kaitlyn RobertsonCarmen Rojas

Armando SantosTyson SauveOren Silveira

Courtney SpiersHannah StrandEmerie WatsonJosh Williams

Angelina AguadoTinaysha Alexis

Rebecca AlthammerLogan Antonick

Humam AzizKartar Basi

Jake BeaudryEmily Bergeron

Layne BlairKyra Buhrke



Riley ClementColby Couturier

Byron CuttsAron DamanikBranda EggertClaire EldenAbby Engel

Christina FalloonNickolas Falloon

Casey FisherJoseph FrisbyAlly Fulton

Danielle GamacheTaylor GilkersonKatie GoodwinEmily GorderFlint Gordon

Jacee GundersonChristopher Henderson

Jack HendersonJessica Higgins


Julianna HocevarJosh Holuboch

Amy HwangKasey Jackson


Noah KennedyAutumn Koning


Ashley LangilleDenny Law

Dyson LeNeveAngeline Lewington

Zach LighteningBradley Lojstrup

Matt MattioliMakenna Maxwell

Jett McCallOdin Mills

Mason MightonTyler Milley

Tatum MuellerLarissa Munch

Sage MycockCassidy NikirkHaley NunnerLaura OldringHeera Panasar

Alexander PerryJack Petersen

Bryanna PontiousAmber Proudfoot



Leif ScottColtin ShindlerBrady SilveiraRay Silvestre

Beverly SmetaniukLiam Smith

Keisha StrattonRiley Telford


FarrellElysia Voigt

Bradley WilliamsCole WilliamsJacob WitzkeKira WrightSydney Zaro

Mattias AaslieNikita BaldwinCarter BarbosaTyson Barker


Alex BerlinguetteLillian BeuschelAidyn BuchanAshley CarterKesley Carter

Olivia CrockerSam Cunningham

Shelby DawsonSpencer DentGrace DunnLucas Dunn

Chrissy DykhuizenVictor Edwards

Darcie Edye


Seth ForseilleAutumn Funk-

BrownSam Goulet


Graeme HamelinMikayla Headey


Breeanne HollowellGabriel Holuboch

Aislynn JonesAvrey King

Camryn KlassenLevi Koning

Emma LangevinBrandon Langille

Jessica Lowe

Elijah McCartJonny McCuaig

Gage McLennanSadie Mills

Maddy MooreSierra MooreTaya Mueller

Travis NormanDevon Osha

Katherine OsmondRachael Paley

Nicolas PalmerMegan Pastachak

Emma PennerSamantha PerlitzThomas Peterson

Jade PitcherC.J. Pont

Angel PrestonJessica ReidBailey Riley

Lilly RileyKaitlyn RobertsonPrabhjeet SahotaAlefa Sakakibara

Jorja SalmonsArmando Santos

Tasha SchwebShauntelle Shannon

Bazil SpencerCourtney SpiersMorgan Stewart

Noah StobbeJoanie Terlesky

Brandon Van AalstJewel Walrath

Emerie WatsonCheyenne Winslow

Priya BadhanBianca Baker

Jaydegh BillingsleyMichael Caine

Alexi ChristiesonGarnet Currie

Amity Dixon-TraerKurtis DohertyJoshua Domreis

Avery DrewShazia Fillion

Spencer Gamache

Cassidy GiesbrechtKyran Gillman

Natasha HansonLyra Jonasson

Grace KlapatiukMarsha LautschBrody LojstrupTylor MathersSami MaydenSarah Milligan

Abbey MillsKelly Murray

Ezra NestelJessica OldringConnor Riley

Taz RismaJesse Saip

Brendan SargentMichael SchmidtPetra SimmonsCorbin Taylor

Jaydon ThompsonHailey Young

Camryn Andreychuk

Cameron BanseDean BargeryJakob Barnes

Tylaya BlacklawNichole Boyd

Dustin CathcartBrooke Churchill

Ben DuncanSergio Ferreira

Jessica Fjeld

Riley FosterReese Guglielmin

Marie KishkanTrenton KishkanKelsey LefebvreDanica Mailloux

Lucas MartinsEmilee McCrea

Shilo McKayMegan MelvilleKaden Merritt

Kassee Morrison

Duncan MulliganJaden Musselman

Vanessa PizzeyAdrien Popik

Manraj PurewallDiamond Reid

Kalisse SalesScott SargentKailee Sissons

Ariana ThompsonTie Watson

Michael Wright



Jaydegh BillingsleyNichole BoydTaylor Brears

Michael CaineAlexi ChristiesonBrooke Churchill

Garnet CurrieAmity Dixon-Traer

Joshua DomreisAvery Drew

Ocean FersonShazia Fillion

Spencer GamacheCassidy Giesbrecht

Kyran GillmanKurtis Groll

Natasha HansonSummer Headey

Lyra JonassonMarie Kishkan

Grace KlapatiukMarsha Lautsch

Brody LojstrupDanica Mailloux

Lucas MartinsTylor MathersSami Mayden

Megan MelvilleKariya MessomSarah Milligan

Abbey MillsKassee Morrison

Kelly MurrayEzra Nestel

Jessica OldringVanessa PizzeyAdrien PopikConnor Riley

Taz RismaCristin Robotham

Jesse SaipScott Sargent


Jaydon ThompsonTie Watson

Hailey Young

Alyssa Andres Olivia Baptiste

Nicholas BerlinguetteKyra Buchan

Shaylin CarifelleEmily Castle

Anthony CelliAli Cervienka

Neha ClairJill CouldwellEmma de BloisLydia DoucetteBrianna Dupuis

Ryan EldenMaggie EvertsenHaleigh Fenton

Jared FisherKassidy Flanagan

Clara FrisbyNikki Gilbert

Suzanne GorelHannah HagleyJared HamelinCallum Hanson

Jordyn HendersonJessica HoeglerIvan JohnstonSheba Kaneza

Braden KenneyIsabelle Knoke

Anni KurtaDemasis Lazarov

Luc LegereBlaze Mack

Liam MatznerDavid NeilsonKeaton OrtnerAdam OsmondBrenna PaulsenSarah PetersonAnna Rempel

Gujree SabbarwalJasmeen Sekhon

Austin SteeleBrandon TaylorElla Thomason

Jenna TownsendTaylor Watson

Johnathon BauerTaylor Beiswanger

Avery BellHope BremnerShaymus Christy

Ryder CreweShawna Dumaine

Krystal GelinasJacob Gilpin

Dylan GrahamChristina GrobCole GronskeiRobert Howard

Abby HowseDane Jacobsen

Chantelle KlassenSam Kurta

Tobias McCuaigAbbigeel McGowan

Amber McHughOlivia Moody

Ty MuellerJoshua Muir

Samantha OlsenKeegan PinelAlexis Poulin

Kassidy RutledgeKyra Schmitke

Kelsey SchmodeMelissa Schweb

Andra ScottRyan SilvestreSami Skinner

Morgan SpencerAndres Street

Evangeline Van VugtMorgan Wick

Alyssa AndresOlivia Baptiste





Shaymus ChristyNeha Clair

Jill CouldwellEmma de BloisLydia DoucetteBrianna Dupuis

Ryan EldenBrody Evans

Maggie EvertsenHaleigh Fenton


Clara FrisbyJacob Gilpin

Suzanne Gorel

Christina GrobCole Gronskei

Hannah HagleyJared HamelinCallum Hanson

Jordyn HendersonJessica Hoegler

Abby HowseDane JacobsenIvan JohnstonSheba KanezaSeth Kennedy

Braden KenneyChantelle Klassen

Isabelle KnokeAnni KurtaSam Kurta

Demasis LazarovLuc LegereBlaze Mack

Liam MatznerAbbigeel McGowan

Shanice MoizoOlivia MoodyJoshua MuirMatt Munro

David NeilsonAdam OsmondBrenna PaulsenSarah PetersonKeegan PinelAlexis Poulin

Kayla RadomskeAnna Rempel

Kassidy RutledgeGujree Sabbarwal

Kyra SchmitkeAisha SchmitkeKelsey SchmodeMelissa Schweb

Andra ScottJasmeen Sekhon

Sami SkinnerMorgan Spencer

Austin SteeleBrandon TaylorHali TeichroebElla Thomason

Jenna TownsendErica VahaahoTaylor Watson

Peyton Winslow

Jayden ArnoldElisha BalazoJenaya BarkerNoah BarrettEmily Brown

Tayler CathcartCole Dinsdale

Lucas DyerRebecca Ferreira

Trevor FischerEmily Gilbert

Cassie GreenwoodBrittany GrobAlison Groll

Rachel HacklerCarmen Huang

Emily IsaacJulia Isaak

Aiden KeithMia Kozak

Morgan Lorenzen-Campbell

Mariah ManneringJared Martell

Brittany MasseyKaitlyn Melville

Cleo MillsHailey Nipshank

Sophia StoldtKyra Teetzen

Lee VergeTaylor Waters

Tyler BakerOlivia BelcherDylan Cathcart

Jordan DalyShawna Gagnon

Damon GiesbrechtAlex Horner

Paige KastrukoffSamantha Koning

Christina LawrenceBrianna MacCrimmon

Justin MacDonaldPaawan Miglani

Travis MoodyJames Muir

Lyndsy PetersJessica PrestonCasey RichertHaley SchotelTanvir Sekhon

Hailey SodermanTerron SundbyKaylin TilsnerConnor Vik

Connor WilliamsCurtis Wright

Jayden ArnoldTyler Baker

Elisha BalazoJenaya BarkerNoah BarrettOlivia Belcher

Jadyn BlairMorgan BlairDallas BoydEmily Brown

Tayler CathcartJordan Daly

Cole DinsdaleLucas Dyer

Rebecca FerreiraTelise Gauthier

Damon GiesbrechtEmily GilbertIsaac Glover

Cassie GreenwoodJillian GregoryBrittany GrobAlison Groll

Rachel HacklerSamantha HaleyJessy HalleranAlex Horner

Jacquelyn HowardCarmen Huang


Harkirat KaurAiden Keith

Samantha KoningMia Kozak

Christina Lawrence

Jadyn LegereShamara LeonardMorgan Lorenzen-

CampbellJustin MacDonald

Jadyn MakeiffTea Mamic


Brittany MasseyBaylee McGillivray

Kaitlyn MelvillePaawan Miglani

Cleo MillsHailey NipshankMegan OldringLyndsy PetersJessica PrestonKeith ReddenJenna ReimerCasey RichertHaley SchotelTanvir Sekhon

Rowan SimmonsHailey Soderman

Sophia StoldtKyra TeetzenKaylin Tilsner

Spencer TipoldLee Verge

Connor VikTaylor Waters

Connor WilliamsCurtis WrightSophia Zaro

Quesnel Junior School Term 2 Awards

November 2015 to January 2016

Congratulations! Well Done!

Grade 8 Honour Roll

Grade 8 Work Ethic

Grade 9 Principal’s Roll

Grade 9 Honour Roll

Grade 9 Work Ethic


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Grade 8 Principal’s RollRebecca Althammer

Logan AntonickHumam Aziz

Emily BergeronLayne BlairKyra Buhrke



Colby CouturierAron DamanikBranda EggertClaire EldenAbby EngelCasey FisherJoseph Frisby

Danielle GamacheTaylor Gilkerson

Emily GorderMichael Greenwood

Christopher Henderson

Jessica HigginsJosh Holuboch

Amy HwangNoah Kennedy

Autumn KoningDenny Law

Angeline LewingtonBradley LojstrupSydney MackayMatt Mattioli

Makenna MaxwellJett McCallOdin Mills

Tatum MuellerLarissa MunchCassidy NikirkHaley Nunner

Laura OldringJack Petersen



Leif ScottBrady Silveira

Beverly SmetaniukRiley Telford


FarrellElysia Voigt

Bradley WilliamsSydney Zaro

Carter BarbosaTyson Barker


Alex BerlinguetteAidyn BuchanAshley CarterOlivia Crocker

Sam CunninghamGrace DunnLucas Dunn

Chrissy Dykhuizen

Victor EdwardsDarcie Edye


Autumn Funk-Brown

Sarah GenerousGraeme HamelinMikayla Headey


Breeanne HollowellAislynn Jones

Avrey KingCamryn KlassenEmma Langevin

Elijah McCartSadie Mills

Sierra MooreTaya MuellerRachael Paley

Megan PastachakThomas Peterson

Jade PitcherBailey RileyLilly Riley

Prabhjeet SahotaAlefa Sakakibara

Jorja SalmonsTasha Schweb

Shauntelle ShannonBazil Spencer

Morgan StewartNoah Stobbe

Joanie TerleskyBrandon Van Aalst

Jewel WalrathCheyenne Winslow

Tinaysha AlexisKhya Aulakh

Viktoria AshtonKartar Basi

Jake BeaudryDestiny-Jade Blaine

Anthony BurgisRiley ClementByron Cutts

Jennifer DebassigeChristina FalloonNickolas Falloon

Ally FultonKevin Fulton

Katie GoodwinFlint Gordon

Gunayre

GundersonJacee GundersonJack Henderson


Bobby HuangKasey Jackson


Koby Kishkan-Walker


Ashley LangilleDyson LeNeve

Zach LighteningMason Mighton

Tyler MilleySage Mycock

Adam NicholasHeera Panasar

Alexander PerryBryanna PontiousAmber ProudfootColtin Shindler

Ray SilvestreRyan SimonLiam Smith

Cole WilliamsJacob WitzkeKira Wright

Mattias AaslieNikita Baldwin

Lillian BeuschelJayna BurtonKesley Carter

Shelby DawsonSeth Forseille


Braden HagleyGabriel Holuboch

Spencer KnokeLevi Koning

Brandon LangilleJonny McCuaig

Chloe McGowanGage McLennan

Maddy Moore

Devon OshaKatherine Osmond

Nicolas PalmerEmma Penner

Samantha PerlitzC.J. Pont

Angel PrestonJessica Reid

Benjamin Reimer

Kaitlyn RobertsonCarmen Rojas

Armando SantosTyson SauveOren Silveira

Courtney SpiersHannah StrandEmerie WatsonJosh Williams

Angelina AguadoTinaysha Alexis

Rebecca AlthammerLogan Antonick

Humam AzizKartar Basi

Jake BeaudryEmily Bergeron

Layne BlairKyra Buhrke



Riley ClementColby Couturier

Byron CuttsAron DamanikBranda EggertClaire EldenAbby Engel

Christina FalloonNickolas Falloon

Casey FisherJoseph FrisbyAlly Fulton

Danielle GamacheTaylor GilkersonKatie GoodwinEmily GorderFlint Gordon

Jacee GundersonChristopher Henderson

Jack HendersonJessica Higgins


Julianna HocevarJosh Holuboch

Amy HwangKasey Jackson


Noah KennedyAutumn Koning


Ashley LangilleDenny Law

Dyson LeNeveAngeline Lewington

Zach LighteningBradley Lojstrup

Matt MattioliMakenna Maxwell

Jett McCallOdin Mills

Mason MightonTyler Milley

Tatum MuellerLarissa Munch

Sage MycockCassidy NikirkHaley NunnerLaura OldringHeera Panasar

Alexander PerryJack Petersen

Bryanna PontiousAmber Proudfoot



Leif ScottColtin ShindlerBrady SilveiraRay Silvestre

Beverly SmetaniukLiam Smith

Keisha StrattonRiley Telford


FarrellElysia Voigt

Bradley WilliamsCole WilliamsJacob WitzkeKira WrightSydney Zaro

Mattias AaslieNikita BaldwinCarter BarbosaTyson Barker


Alex BerlinguetteLillian BeuschelAidyn BuchanAshley CarterKesley Carter

Olivia CrockerSam Cunningham

Shelby DawsonSpencer DentGrace DunnLucas Dunn

Chrissy DykhuizenVictor Edwards

Darcie Edye


Seth ForseilleAutumn Funk-

BrownSam Goulet


Graeme HamelinMikayla Headey


Breeanne HollowellGabriel Holuboch

Aislynn JonesAvrey King

Camryn KlassenLevi Koning

Emma LangevinBrandon Langille

Jessica Lowe

Elijah McCartJonny McCuaig

Gage McLennanSadie Mills

Maddy MooreSierra MooreTaya Mueller

Travis NormanDevon Osha

Katherine OsmondRachael Paley

Nicolas PalmerMegan Pastachak

Emma PennerSamantha PerlitzThomas Peterson

Jade PitcherC.J. Pont

Angel PrestonJessica ReidBailey Riley

Lilly RileyKaitlyn RobertsonPrabhjeet SahotaAlefa Sakakibara

Jorja SalmonsArmando Santos

Tasha SchwebShauntelle Shannon

Bazil SpencerCourtney SpiersMorgan Stewart

Noah StobbeJoanie Terlesky

Brandon Van AalstJewel Walrath

Emerie WatsonCheyenne Winslow


Jaydegh BillingsleyMichael Caine

Alexi ChristiesonGarnet Currie

Amity Dixon-TraerKurtis DohertyJoshua Domreis

Avery DrewShazia Fillion

Spencer Gamache

Cassidy GiesbrechtKyran Gillman

Natasha HansonLyra Jonasson

Grace KlapatiukMarsha LautschBrody LojstrupTylor MathersSami MaydenSarah Milligan

Abbey MillsKelly Murray

Ezra NestelJessica OldringConnor Riley

Taz RismaJesse Saip


Jaydon ThompsonHailey Young

Camryn Andreychuk


Tylaya BlacklawNichole Boyd

Dustin CathcartBrooke Churchill

Ben DuncanSergio Ferreira

Jessica Fjeld

Riley FosterReese Guglielmin

Marie KishkanTrenton KishkanKelsey LefebvreDanica Mailloux

Lucas MartinsEmilee McCrea

Shilo McKayMegan MelvilleKaden Merritt

Kassee Morrison

Duncan MulliganJaden Musselman

Vanessa PizzeyAdrien Popik

Manraj PurewallDiamond Reid

Kalisse SalesScott SargentKailee Sissons

Ariana ThompsonTie Watson

Michael Wright



Jaydegh BillingsleyNichole BoydTaylor Brears

Michael CaineAlexi ChristiesonBrooke Churchill

Garnet CurrieAmity Dixon-Traer

Joshua DomreisAvery Drew

Ocean FersonShazia Fillion

Spencer GamacheCassidy Giesbrecht

Kyran GillmanKurtis Groll

Natasha HansonSummer Headey

Lyra JonassonMarie Kishkan

Grace KlapatiukMarsha Lautsch

Brody LojstrupDanica Mailloux

Lucas MartinsTylor MathersSami Mayden

Megan MelvilleKariya MessomSarah Milligan

Abbey MillsKassee Morrison

Kelly MurrayEzra Nestel

Jessica OldringVanessa PizzeyAdrien PopikConnor Riley

Taz RismaCristin Robotham

Jesse SaipScott Sargent


Jaydon ThompsonTie Watson

Hailey Young

Alyssa Andres Olivia Baptiste




Neha ClairJill CouldwellEmma de BloisLydia DoucetteBrianna Dupuis

Ryan EldenMaggie EvertsenHaleigh Fenton


Clara FrisbyNikki Gilbert

Suzanne GorelHannah HagleyJared HamelinCallum Hanson

Jordyn HendersonJessica HoeglerIvan JohnstonSheba Kaneza

Braden KenneyIsabelle Knoke

Anni KurtaDemasis Lazarov

Luc LegereBlaze Mack

Liam MatznerDavid NeilsonKeaton OrtnerAdam OsmondBrenna PaulsenSarah PetersonAnna Rempel

Gujree SabbarwalJasmeen Sekhon

Austin SteeleBrandon TaylorElla Thomason

Jenna TownsendTaylor Watson


Avery BellHope Bremner

Shaymus ChristyRyder Crewe

Shawna DumaineKrystal GelinasJacob Gilpin

Dylan GrahamChristina GrobCole GronskeiRobert Howard

Abby HowseDane Jacobsen

Chantelle KlassenSam Kurta

Tobias McCuaigAbbigeel McGowan

Amber McHughOlivia Moody

Ty MuellerJoshua Muir

Samantha OlsenKeegan PinelAlexis Poulin

Kassidy RutledgeKyra Schmitke

Kelsey SchmodeMelissa Schweb

Andra ScottRyan SilvestreSami Skinner

Morgan SpencerAndres Street

Evangeline Van VugtMorgan Wick

Alyssa AndresOlivia Baptiste





Shaymus ChristyNeha Clair

Jill CouldwellEmma de BloisLydia DoucetteBrianna Dupuis

Ryan EldenBrody Evans

Maggie EvertsenHaleigh Fenton


Clara FrisbyJacob Gilpin

Suzanne Gorel

Christina GrobCole Gronskei

Hannah HagleyJared HamelinCallum Hanson

Jordyn HendersonJessica Hoegler

Abby HowseDane JacobsenIvan JohnstonSheba KanezaSeth Kennedy

Braden KenneyChantelle Klassen

Isabelle KnokeAnni KurtaSam Kurta

Demasis LazarovLuc LegereBlaze Mack

Liam MatznerAbbigeel McGowan

Shanice MoizoOlivia MoodyJoshua MuirMatt Munro

David NeilsonAdam OsmondBrenna PaulsenSarah PetersonKeegan PinelAlexis Poulin

Kayla RadomskeAnna Rempel

Kassidy RutledgeGujree Sabbarwal

Kyra SchmitkeAisha SchmitkeKelsey SchmodeMelissa Schweb

Andra ScottJasmeen Sekhon

Sami SkinnerMorgan Spencer

Austin SteeleBrandon TaylorHali TeichroebElla Thomason

Jenna TownsendErica VahaahoTaylor Watson

Peyton Winslow

Jayden ArnoldElisha BalazoJenaya BarkerNoah BarrettEmily Brown

Tayler CathcartCole Dinsdale

Lucas DyerRebecca Ferreira

Trevor FischerEmily Gilbert

Cassie GreenwoodBrittany GrobAlison Groll

Rachel HacklerCarmen Huang


Aiden KeithMia Kozak

Morgan Lorenzen-Campbell


Brittany MasseyKaitlyn Melville

Cleo MillsHailey Nipshank

Sophia StoldtKyra Teetzen

Lee VergeTaylor Waters

Tyler BakerOlivia BelcherDylan Cathcart

Jordan DalyShawna Gagnon

Damon GiesbrechtAlex Horner

Paige KastrukoffSamantha Koning

Christina LawrenceBrianna MacCrimmon

Justin MacDonaldPaawan Miglani

Travis MoodyJames Muir

Lyndsy PetersJessica PrestonCasey RichertHaley SchotelTanvir Sekhon

Hailey SodermanTerron SundbyKaylin TilsnerConnor Vik

Connor WilliamsCurtis Wright

Jayden ArnoldTyler Baker

Elisha BalazoJenaya BarkerNoah BarrettOlivia Belcher

Jadyn BlairMorgan BlairDallas BoydEmily Brown

Tayler CathcartJordan Daly

Cole DinsdaleLucas Dyer

Rebecca FerreiraTelise Gauthier

Damon GiesbrechtEmily GilbertIsaac Glover

Cassie GreenwoodJillian GregoryBrittany GrobAlison Groll

Rachel HacklerSamantha HaleyJessy HalleranAlex Horner

Jacquelyn HowardCarmen Huang


Harkirat KaurAiden Keith

Samantha KoningMia Kozak

Christina Lawrence

Jadyn LegereShamara LeonardMorgan Lorenzen-

CampbellJustin MacDonald

Jadyn MakeiffTea Mamic


Brittany MasseyBaylee McGillivray

Kaitlyn MelvillePaawan Miglani

Cleo MillsHailey NipshankMegan OldringLyndsy PetersJessica PrestonKeith ReddenJenna ReimerCasey RichertHaley SchotelTanvir Sekhon

Rowan SimmonsHailey Soderman

Sophia StoldtKyra TeetzenKaylin Tilsner

Spencer TipoldLee Verge

Connor VikTaylor Waters

Connor WilliamsCurtis WrightSophia Zaro

Quesnel Junior School Term 2 Awards

November 2015 to January 2016

Congratulations! Well Done!

Grade 8 Honour Roll

Grade 8 Work Ethic


Grade 9 Honour Roll

Grade 9 Work Ethic











SIERRA KODIAK EDITION$10,000UP TO IN TOTAL

VALUE**

WITH PRECISION FEATURES THAT INCLUDE:

TRAILERING EQUIPMENT REMOTE VEHICLE STARTER SYSTEM

DUAL-ZONE CLIMATE CONTROLL

DRIVE AWAY WITHOUT PAYINGON 2016 CROSSOVER AND SUV LEASES*

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PAYMENT

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BI-WEEKLY PAYMENTS

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• AVAILABLE APPLE CARPLAY AND ANDROID AUTO‡

$1,050 DOWN PAYMENT. BASED ON PURCHASE PRICE OF $34,344¥.INCLUDES $3,000 DELIVERY CREDIT, $1,000 BONUS CREDIT AND $1,000 LOYALTY CASH††.

$159 0%LEASE RATE

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FOR

ON NOW AT YOUR BC GMC DEALERS. BCGMCDEALERS.CA 1-800-GM-DRIVE. GMC is a brand of General Motors of Canada. Offers apply to the purchase of a 2016 Sierra 1500 Kodiak Edition, and lease of a 2016 Sierra 1500 Double Cab 4WD (1SA), Terrain SLE-1 AWD (3SA), Acadia SLE-1 AWD(3SA). License, insurance, registration, administration fees, dealer fees, PPSA and taxes not included. Dealers are free to set individual prices. Limited time offers which may not be combined with other offers, and are subject to change without notice. Offers apply to qualified retail customers in BC GMC Dealer Marketing Association area only. Dealer order or trade may be required. * Offer valid to eligible retail lessees in Canada who have entered into a lease agreement with GM Financial and accept delivery between March 1 and March 31, 2016 of a new or demonstrator 2016 model-year GMC model, excluding GMC Canyon 2SA, Sierra and Sierra HD. General Motors of Canada will pay one month’s lease payment or two bi-weekly lease payments as defined on the lease agreement (inclusive of taxes). After the first month, lessee will be required to make all remaining scheduled payments over the remaining term of the lease agreement. PPSA/RDPRM is not due. Consumer may be required to pay dealer fees. Insurance, licence and applicable taxes not included. Additional conditions and limitations apply. GM reserves the right to modify or terminate this offer at any time without prior notice. See dealer for details. ** $10,000 is a combined total credit consisting of a $3,000 manufacturer-to-dealer delivery credit (tax exclusive), $5,445 Cash Credit (tax exclusive), $1,000 Loyalty Cash (tax inclusive) and a $555 manufacturer-to-dealer Kodiak Package Discount Credit (tax exclusive) for 2016 Sierra SLE 1500 Kodiak Edition, which is available for cash purchases only and cannot be combined with special lease and finance rates. By selecting lease or finance offers, consumers are forgoing this $5,445 credit, which will result in higher effective interest rates. Discounts vary by model. ¥ Lease based on a purchase price of $34,344/$31,346/$40,578, including $893/$670/$670 Loyalty Cash (tax exclusive), $0/$500/$1,000 lease cash, $3,000/$0/$0 manufacturer-to-dealer delivery credit and a $1,000/$0/$0 bonus credit for a new eligible 2016 GMC Sierra 1500 Double Cab 4WD (1SA)/Terrain SLE-1 AWD (3SA)/Acadia SLE-1 AWD (3SA). Bi-weekly payment is $159/$184/$209 for 24/48/48 months at 0%/0.9%/0.49% APR, on approved credit to qualified retail customers by GM Financial. Annual kilometre limit of 20,000 km, $0.16 per excess kilometre. $1,050/$0/$0 down payment is required. Payment may vary depending on down payment or trade. Total obligation is $9,306/$19,104/$21,696, plus applicable taxes. Option to purchase at lease end is $25,039/$13,036/$19,467. Price and total obligation exclude license, insurance, registration, taxes and optional equipment. Other lease options are available. Dealers are free to set individual prices. Limited-time offer, which may not be combined with other offers. See your dealer for conditions and details. General Motors of Canada Company reserves the right to amend or terminate this offer, in whole or in part, at any time without prior notice. †† Offer applies to eligible current owners or lessees of any model year 1999 or newer car that has been registered and insured in Canada in the customer’s name for the previous consecutive six (6) months. Credit valid towards the retail purchase or lease of one eligible 2016 model year GMC SUV, crossover and pickups models delivered in Canada between March 1 and March 31, 2016. Credit is a manufacturer to consumer incentive (tax inclusive) and credit value depends on model purchased: $750 credit available on eligible GMC vehicles (except Canyon 2SA, Sierra 1500 and HD); $1,000 credit available on all 2016 GMC Sierra models. Offer is transferable to a family member living within the same household (proof of address required). As part of the transaction, dealer may request documentation and contact General Motors of Canada Company to verify eligibility. This offer may not be redeemed for cash and may not be combined with certain other consumer incentives. Certain limitations or conditions apply. Void where prohibited. See your GM Canada dealer for details. GM Canada reserves the right to amend or terminate offers for any reason in whole or in part at any time without prior notice. ‡ Vehicle user interfaces are products of Apple® and Google® and their terms and privacy statements apply. Requires compatible smartphone. Data plan rates apply. ̂ ^ The 2-Year Scheduled LOF Maintenance Program provides eligible customers in Canada who have purchased, leased or financed a new eligible 2016 GMC vehicle with an ACDelco oil and filter change, in accordance with the Oil Life Monitoring System and the Owner’s Manual, for 2 years or 48,000km, whichever occurs first, with a limit of four lube-oil-filter services in total, performed at participating GM dealers. Fluid top-offs, inspections, tire rotations, wheel alignments and balancing, etc., are not covered. This offer may not be redeemed for cash and may not be combined with certain other consumer incentives available on GM vehicles. General Motors of Canada Company reserves the right to amend or terminate this offer, in whole or in part, at any time without prior notice. Additional conditions and limitations apply. See dealer for details.

SLE-1 AWD MODEL SHOWN

2016 GMC TERRAIN SLE-1ALL-WHEEL DRIVE $0$184

FOR 48 MONTHS0.9% LEASE RATE


DOWNPAYMENT@

BASED ON PURCHASE PRICE OF $31,346¥.INCLUDES $500 LEASE CASH AND $750 LOYALTY CASH††.

SLE-1 AWD MODEL SHOWN

2016 GMC ACADIA SLE-1ALL-WHEEL DRIVE


$0$209 FOR 48 MONTHS

0.49% LEASE RATE

DOWNPAYMENT@

BASED ON PURCHASE PRICE OF $40,578¥.INCLUDES $1,000 LEASE CASH AND $750 LOYALTY CASH††.

Call Fraser River Chevrolet Buick GMC at 250-992-5515, or visit us at 340 Carson Avenue, Quesnel. [License #10901]

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Quesnel Cariboo Observer, March 16, 2016