THE CITIZEN, Prince George — Wednesday, April 13,1983 — 11 from the commun ity * • by JO SELKIRK 1983 marks the 34th year the Legion has offered bursaries to students in need of financial assistance to further their education. At the local level, Branch 43 has set aside $4,000 to be divided into six awards of $600 each and one award at $400. Also, the $1,000 George Tomlinson Bursary Fund is available to students whose prime interests are in the i field of accounting, agriculture or forestry. However, Uhis bursary is not restricted and students interested in other fields may apply. In addition, the Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 143 are offering two bursaries at $1,000 each. Students who intend to enter uni-, versity, vocational or technological institutes where high school graduation is a legion news requirement may apply, and those who intend to continue in second, third or fourth year university may also be eligible. Application forms now at various schools. So kids, see your school counselor. Deadline is May 15. Get going, and good luck! Citizens of Prince George were treated to an evening of superb entertainment when the 2nd Annual Variety Show came to town. Sponsored by Branch 43, net proceeds will go to maintenance of the Connaught Youth Centre. The entertainers were all accomplished and versatile professionals who have played news for elders The following activities will take place at the Senior Activity Center: April 13 - Arts and crafts quilting session will be held at 2 p.m. Three young fiddlers will entertain at 3:30 p.m. A pot luck supper and dance will be held at 6 p.m. Admission is $3 or 50 cents for those who bring food. April 14 — A penny bingo will be held at 1 p.m. Anyone over 18 years of age is welcome. Bridge will be played downstairs at 1:30 p.m. Square dancing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $1. April 15 — Arts and crafts will be held at 10 a.m. Whist will be played at 1:30 p.m. A crafts meeting will be held in the crafts room at 2 p.m. April 16 — An early bird bingo will be played at 12:45 p.m. with regular bingo at 1 p.m. There will be a $500 jackpot in 51 calls or less. Anyone over 18 years of age is welcome. Refreshments will be available. April ’18 — A fitness class will be held at 10:15 a.m. Crib will be played at 1:30 p.m. Arts and crafts will be held at 2 p.m. April 19 — Chess will be played at 1:30 p.m. All seniors are welcome. Instructors will be available. The winners of the whist tournament from April 8 are Pat Ohlin with first, Andy Tasa, second and Barney Brielsman was third. The winners of the crib tournament April 11 were Woody and W.L. Lang tie for first, Barney Brielsman was third. The hidden score winner was Vince Sexton. honor roll The College Heights Secondary School honor roll for Grades 8 to 12 represent students who have received a B average, with no more than two C grades in eight courses taken during the school year. Those named are: (;ri«d» m — Pat Abra. Kim Anti-puvich, Terry Apps, Maggie Aro, Rhea Bachand, Rick Bennett. Nicole Boshier, Corey Bow, Lau-reen Brain, Mike Brooke, Ina .Brooks ' Andrew Campbell, Scott Com-eau, Ken Crewe, Cannon Currie, Bob Doyle, Tammy Duplessis, Doug Engstrom, Carolina Escobar, Lisa Kwert, Kevin Ferris, Michelle Fowlie, Dayne Fremmer-lld. Marinda Gorbahn. Shane Gray, Pat Greenan, Sherri Gug-genheimer, Margie Haley, Tammy Handyside. Warren Mill Michelle Hodges, Megan Hope, Charlene Kachuk, Carl Kelman, Veera Khare, Carolyn Krause, Roxanne Lank. Leanne Lloyd. Kelly Losinsky, Gerri McKenna, Tam-ra Mundle, Kim Nvgard, Leanne Ollenberger, Carole Partington, Lynda Peter, Gail Peters, Ken Ple-va, Cathy Potosky, Jenny Potter, AJison Pritchard Heather Ray, Leanne Heed, Crystal Sawatzky, Michelle Schif-n, Erica Schlueter, Barbie Smith, Wendy Taylor, Donna Thorne, Rae Townsley, Lance Waterhouse, Byron White, Paola Wilford, Stephen Wilson, Sam Worthington, Joanne Zibin (•nwif 9 — Karalyn Bay, Heather Carey, Michelle Chow, Terri Cox, Mike Crewe, Todd Davis, Jennifer De Graft, Traci Ebert, Jill Edwards, Jenny Faye, Janet Fleury, Laura Goodkey, Judy Hall, Steve Harder, Mark Hendrickson, Byron Hendrickson, Laurie Hepburn, Michael Hess, Sheila Keller. Janice King, Michelle Martin, Patricia McCafTray, Lisa Miles. Warren Nimchuk, MarkOrdeman, Amber Papou, Trudy Prender-gast, Janet Rasmussen, Tanya Ribble Brian Saarela, Mark Schrader, Kirk Siemens, Joanne Smienk, Dale Swan, Loretta Vallee, Elizabeth Weldwood, Sorine Winth-ers, Christof Wysse Crade 10—Shawn Bethel, Steven Block, Cynthia Bourassa. Stacey Bmndin Charlene Buker, Michele Comeau Terry Craig. Sean Ebert, Paola Escobar. Diane Hess. Bonnie Jep-pesen, Linda Laakso, Darren Lourie, Meredith Low, Lisa Maides, Fiona McCormack, Con-nie McLaughlin, Sandra Meierhofer, Kate Orto, Debbie Phair, Steve Pleva, Dana Ray, Lawrence Rodney, Corinne Schlitt. Tammy Schrader, Lorenna States, Catherine Tkarhuk, Margaret Turcotte, David Ure, Laura Wood, Petra Wood. Tami Zub-recki CnuJe II — Tanya Drews. Carol Faust. Cathy Hall, Charlotte Lil-ley, Jorlene Miller, Brenda Morrison, Dawn Neufeld, Karen Robinson, Susan Siemens, Tammy Smith, Annette Thomson, Gail Townsley, Carolyn Van Der Woude, Holly Wayant, Wendy Wil-nechenko (•radr 12 — Robin Beutel, Mel Bircher, Nadine Block, Karen Cho-quette, Darlene Ficllgaard, Ed Glavina, Alan Gunderson, Laurie Hicks, Mark Houle, Narayan Kul-karni. Matt Laferdy, Wing Mah. Doug Pettis, Calvin Wood to audiences in Las Vegas and other major cities: juggler Gil Dova, ventriloquist Brad Cummings and “And-y”; harmonica Rascals Greg and Bill Walker and their sister Kathie who did numerous impersonations. The M.C. Steve Ivings kept the show at a lively pace. The Great West Orchestra, based in Calgary, provided musical accompaniment. It was a delight for Branch 43 to sponsor this talented group of professionals. Branch 43 entertained veterans of Second World War, their guests, and widows of veterans at din- ner last Sunday. 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