City Lights News
Highlights and Events May 1995
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CARLTON COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL
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Today the rapid evolution of technology makes it difficult to forecast where we'll be twenty years from now. One thing is certain. Our future depends on all the young men and women who are out there today- in our public schools, our high schools, our technical schools and universities. Our future is in their hands, and we must teach them well. Until thirty years ago, most children began their first formal education experience at six years of age, going from the home into primary school. Today, daycare, pre-school and kindergarten begin the education process of children a few months old and continue until they enter the public school system. By the time most students reach secondary or high school, they have spent most of their lives in the education system. Recognizing that greater educational opportunities at the high school level were needed, Saskatchewan's northernmost comprehensive high school opened in 1975.
Twenty years have passed and Carlton's modern classrooms, the sport and recreation facilities, the library, the computer labs, the cafeteria, lecture theatre and classrooms provide a comfortable learning environment for students from diverse ethnic and social backgrounds. The heart of Carlton is the Principal, Mr. John Kuzbik, Vice-Principals, Mr. Harrison and Ms Hill, and more than one hundred teachers, support staff, clerical and maintenance personnel who are dedicated to bringing students new educational opportunities. Offering courses in languages, sciences, social sciences, mathematics, fine arts, physical education, business and technical education plus a full selection of programs for special needs students - Carlton has helped students realize their abilities. Everyone is invited to celebrate these achievements at Carlton's 20th Anniversary Celebration, starting May 18th.
PROGRAM
Parade - students, floats & bands highlight Carlton's present and past.
Multicultural Barbecue & noon hour dance for students from all schools.
Fashion Show - a look at student fashions and musical memories of the 1970s 1980s and 1990s.
Games Afternoon -competitive & cooperative games guaranteed fun for all.
Wall of Memories Opening - recalling major events in Carlton's first five years.
Provincial Cosmetology Competition - shows the latest in hair design and cosmetic use.
Past Staff Reunion - complete with entertainment, banquet and dance.
Time Capsule Creation- to be opened at Carlton's 25th Anniversary.
Service Clubs and Associations:
GEORGE BISHKO IS 93
Our neighbor, George Bishko will be 93 years old on May 15th. Born in 1902 in "the old country" he came to Canada at the age of 26. He arrived in Montreal in 1928 and his final destination was to have been Alberta. Tiring of the long train ride and sensing that Saskatchewan was a good place to start, he and his friends "jumped train" in Saskatoon and made their way to Prince Albert. A hard worker, George found work as a groom, farm labourer and construction worker. Earning room and board with little pay, he still managed to send money back home to repay his travel loan. George finally settled in Meath Park, married and had two children. He ran the pool hall, post office and operated the barber shop until he moved to Prince Albert to retire 20 years ago. George grows the best potato, onion and garlic crop in the neighborhood. He has apples, crabapples and raspberries and always encourages his neighbors to help themselves. Everything grows for George, especially the seeds of friendship that he scatters all around him and tends with kind words and warm smiles for everyone he meets... Happy Birthday Good Neighbor George!
APRIL 29: University Women's Club Book Sale. South Hill Mall. Books needed. Proceeds to the club. For more information contact Barb Gustafson 922-2150.
MAY 1-4 & MAY 29-June 2: Goldrush Casino, Blackjack, Red Dog, P.A. Poker, Roulette. For more information contact the Exhibition Centre Office 764-1711.
MAY 2: every Tuesday at noon Kiwanis Club Lunch & Meeting at the Marlboro Inn. For more Information: Al Meyer 763-2637 or Frank Moore 763-6451.
MAY 2-4: Provincial Registered Nurses Conference at the Marlboro Inn. For more information Joy Johnson 757-4693.
MAY 4: la prematernelle les Micro-Francos ouvrent leurs portes. Venez assister au spectacle pour enfants "Natalie" a l'Ecole Valois a 14h00. Question? Donald Plante 953-6453.
MAY 6: Dry Dance. Live music Western Blue Notes. 9pm-1am. Midnight lunch. IMFC 1409-1st St. E. For information contact IMFC - Pat Dreaver 764-3431.
MAY 6-7: Provincial T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Conference. Exhibition Centre and Marlboro Inn. For more information contact Sherry Waslak 922-6245.
MAY 6-7: Paper Arts & Calligraphy Guild presents Fun With Bookhand Alphabet Workshop at the Arts Centre 9am-4pm. For information call Delores 764-6259.
MAY 7: Watsonairs Spring Concert at Rivier Academy (1405 Bishop Pascal Place.). Concert starts at 7:30pm. For information call Gladys Strom 763-3724.
MAY 7: Pine's Photography Photo Scavenger Hunt. Arts Centre, For information call Bob McCready h763-5327, w953-9880.
MAY 12: Lions Club Night Golf Tournament. Prizes , barbecue 8pm, Toff 10pm. For information Jerry Paskaruk 764-6222.
MAY 12-13: Odyssey Productions present Dreams of Broadway II at Carlton Cafetorium. For more information Darryl Lindenbach 764-5353. For tickets contact the Madison Inn 922-9595.
MAY 12- 13: SHARE Run To The Sun at the Exhibition Centre. Relay race, fundraiser and dance. For more information Roger Devine 922-0255.
MAY 12-14: Norsask Open Chess Tournament at St. Mary High School (380-14th St. W.) Fri. 6:30pm, Sat. 9:00am & 3:00pm, Sun 9:00am & 2:30pm. Registations Fri 5:30pm. George Huczek, St. Mary High School 953-7544.
MAY 13-14: Provincial Girls Gymnastics Championship. Margo Fournier Center. Two full days starting at 8:30am. For more information Geraldine Nicholson 922-4812.
MAY 17: Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Meeting at Prince Albert Inn. Noon. Guest speaker Shirley Gange. Topic: Education System. For more information contact Jerry Paskaruk 764-6222.
MAY 20-22: P.A. Kennel & Obedience Club presents the Annual International All Breeds Dog Show & Trial at the Exhibition Grounds. Every day starts at 9am, 5 shows, 4 trials. For more information call Penny Ross 764-2610.
MAY 23-24: Big Brothers & Sisters & Share Charity Golf Tournament supported by Marlboro Inn, Coca Cola and many other local businesses. Information Roger Devine 922-0255.
MAY 24: P.A. Horticultural Society Meeting (4th Wed of every Month) 7:30pm at Carlton Park Community Club Hall (3100 Dunn Dr.) Guest speaker Peggy Kerr. Topic: Terracotta Pots. For information contact Marcel St.Amand 763-3736.
MAY 26-28: Voice of the Handicapped Annual General Meeting at the Marlboro Inn. For information call Lionel Smith 764-8033.
MAY 27: March for Jesus. 1pm in front of City Hall. An interdenominational march by Christians through Prince Albert focusing on Jesus Christ. For information call Geoff & Dee Green 922-8673.
MAY 27: IMFC Cribbage Tournament, door opens 10:30am, starts 12pm. IMFC 1409-1st St. E. For information call 764-3431.
MAY 27: Great P.A. Turtle Race (8th edition) starts at 10:00 am at Marion Sherman Story Corner. Information 763-8496.
MAY 28: Klassic Kruisers Kar Klub Annual Show & Shine. Par Place 1:00-5:30pm. Information/registration contact Gerry Guillet 922-2620 or John Braun 763-8180.
MAY 28: 3rd Annual Multiple Schlerosis Super Cities Walk. Elks Club Lodge on river bank. 11am registrations, 1pm walk. 15km scenic route and 8km wheel accessible scenic route. For information Sonya Jahn 763-7721.
MAY 29: Pineview Lodge Annual Tea & Bazar, (701-13th St. W.) Everyone welcome for tea, cookies and handicrafts. 2-4pm. For more information contact the auxiliary at 764-4794.
MAY 29-June 1: P.A. Model Forest Conference Sustainable Forests: Global Challenges & Local Solutions. International researchers, First Nations people and forest professionals discuss forest sustainability. Delta Bessborough Hotel, Saskatoon. For more information dr. Thomas Bouman 922-1944.
MAY 1-5: 4th Annual Fine Arts Festival organized by the P.A. Grand Council at the P.A. Indian Student Education Centre. Exhibition: literature, crafts, art & photography. Performing arts: dance, music & drama. Fine arts workshops. For information call: Shona, Marilyn or Ava 953-7234.
AMY'S ON SECOND 2990-2nd Avenue West
MAY: Libby Weir, display of landscape watercolours.
GRACE CAMPBELL GALLERY John M. Cuelenaere Library 125-12th Street East
Until MAY 16: Saskatchewan Spinners and Weavers Guild.
MAY 19-June 13: Northern Image Photographers.
LITTLE GALLERY 1010 Central Ave. Tel. 763-7080
MAY 5-28: The Art of the Garden curated by George Moppett, from the Mendel Art Gallery.
P.A. ARTS CENTRE FOYER 1010 Central Ave.
MAY: Chris Ferchuk - Video.
PRAIRIE CHARM 1315A Central Ave.
MAY: Fabric Art by Sheila Headrick.
CITY SLICKERS 3541-2nd Avenue West
Mon to Sat: Country & Rock with DJ. 4pm to 2:30am.
DEPUTY'S - MADISON INN 602-36 St. E.
MAY live music 9pm:
1-6 Sonya Dalton
8-13 Electric Cattle Co
15-20 James Gang
22-27 Rob Holden.
MARLBORO INN 67 - 13th Street East
Mon to Sat: 11am to 12:30am. Relax and watch the Big Screen or play darts at Jo-Jo's Pub.
NELSON'S 1335 - 2nd Avenue West
Every Thurs: Jam Night, with local musicians.
Open Mon. to Sat. 4pm to 2am.
George Tsougrianis - Program Director, Shaw Cable Ten 922-5622, fax 922-7122.
This month don't miss:
"Art For All." Explore the wonderful world of arts and crafts. Topics include collage making, air brushing, video production and more... This program is produced in co-operation with the Prince Albert Arts Centre.
Thursdays at 7:00pm, Saturdays at 11:00am.
CITY LIGHTS ON THE MOVE
"Behind the cameras at CIPA-CKBI TV."
A candid look at local television.
Wednesdays 6:30pm, Sundays 7:30pm.
See you on Channel Ten!
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