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, presented y Judy Wart,
„1 garet Bedard andCab.”Mustard,
Had, , Memorial Awards from the Au
Maryto, the Cyton Hospital, presented by
President Joyce Chilton; Russell Nesbitt
and Man Tran, OACETT Technology
Awards; Karen Wright, S.O.S. Awards,
Clinton Recreation Department Award;
presented by Kevin Duguay; Marni G,ibb-
ings, Blyth Theatre Award, presented. by
Mr; J. Rutledge; Jacqui Taylor;' S.O.S.
Award. e . -
Grade 11 Awards
W.D. Fair Scholarships for General Proff-
ciency were presented to Grade 11 students
traDon Hearn, Bonnie TurneE; Shawn Lester,
Gwen Holland and Joy McClinchey.
. The Anstett Jewellers Award for General
Proficiency was presented to Don Hearn. He
also received the Hector Kingswell Credit
Union Memorial Award for programming,
ry
presented byr"PMrr ,T: l;avis.and the Sara
IHS French Award, presented by
I,vve tbm. •
Other rade 11 award whiners were: Dat
Vu, Mercury Blueprinting Award for Draf-
tial; . nen •Tran . and Ronnie Termer, In-
termecuate. Awards for Proficiency, in
Visual Arts; Mike McGregor, Harold Wise
Ltd. Award for Sheet Metal, presented by
Mr. Wise; Tim craig, BairMacaulay Award
for .Construction Technology, presented by
Doug Macaulay. •
Grade 10 Awards
Julie • HWwson, Heather Baumann and
Roxanne Martin earned W.D.Fair Scholar=
ships for General Proficiency in Grade 10.
Julie Howson also earned the Fairholme
Dairy Award fair General Proficiency. She,
shared the A.H. Carter Science Award with
David Andrews, and the English Teachers'
Awards with Julie Young and Mary Jane
Parsons. .
Other. Grade 10 award winners, ware;
David Andrews. Sarah Hale iapter MODE
,Geography Award, presented by Miss
Johnston; Sirpa• Tunkelo, MaWs Sewing,
Centre Clothing Award; brad Eckel, Epps
Manufacturing Ltd.. Drafting Award,
presented by William Hearn. •
Special Education•. Subject Awards were
presented to four students Byron Janman,
most improved. • in, basic rnathematies;
Patricia Wall, IGA Award for Food Ser-
vices; Cindy Dodge, .IGA Award for
Homemaking and the Norhohne Award for
Painting and Decorating; Steven Lightfoot,
Ball -Macaulay Award for. Building Con-
struction, presented by Mr. Macaulay.
• Grade 9 Awards
W.D. Fair Scholarships were presented to.
Grade 9 students Jeromy Ten Hag, Murray
Townsend, Paul Brand and Steven Blake,
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f Vatter,Setenee Awards, "jig e
odden,a . d,Jeroin .Ten Ha g•.
,,..-, .. 14duca on, Teachers' 4 rd ' .
were presented to: iris' aeade c, J.en-,
miter 'Plumsteel, :War ar academia, "�
Hill; giirr " shop, Huth Ann gown; boys,
shsp, AploggAianville.
. pecial tJdtkattog Subject Awards went
to: Keith Sharp Auto. Award, Darcy
Dayman. Narholme Award for Painting and
Decorating; Robert Glanville, Ball-
Macaulay Woodworking Award," Richard
Scott.
Citizenship Awarrds
Bill; Latky and Cindy Dodge earned the
• Clinton. Town Council Citizenship Award, •
presented by Deputy Reeve Frank Van
Altena, Austin Roorda was the recipient of
the CHSS Teachers' ,Citizenship Award,
presented by Tom Fox.
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Citizenship Award Winner
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Grade 13 graduating student Austin Roorda of Clinton was the reci- cil Citizenship.Awards were earned by Bill Latky and Cindy Dodge.
pient of the CHSS Teachers' Citizenship Award. Clinton Town Coun- (Steve Oliver photo)
Congratulations CHSS Graduates
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