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Quesnel Student Seeks National Attention

A Quesnel student at is the National Skills Competition in Winnipeg.

It is day two of the competition.

The winners will be announced tomorrow.

Avery Bell, from Correlieu Secondary, repeated as champion in cabinetmaking at this year’s Provincial Skills Competition in Abbotsford.

Bell was third at last year’s Nationals.

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