= By OLGA RUSKIN

Students - from. : West
Vancouver's” “three * chigh
schools
double their
Provincial
Superintendent of Schools
Ed Carlin announced

quota of

recently. The . District's”

quota of scholarships. which
the Province bases on 3% of
the Grade 12 population was
18 but West Van students
won 44 because of their high
achievement.

Provincial Scholarship
winners from Hillside
Secondary are: Linda Renee
Berzins; Carol Leah Birch;
Christopher Martin Bunce;
Barry Michael Chilibeck;
Diana Judith Cole; Stanley
Thomas Coleman; Timothy
Farrell Collett; Geoffrey
Edward Croll; Lisa Maire
Howard; Kara-Lynn Moroz;
Naomi Harriett Smith; Brent
Arther Sutton; Derek
Gordon Tobias; Ken Evan
Whipple.

Provincial Scholarship
winners from Sentinel
Secondary are: Annabelle
Donovan: Morag Anne

Prominent scouting

Gordon Crane, an active
and well-respected member
of the community, passed

away Friday, October 23,
1981.
Mr, Crane had been a

continuous member of the
Boy Scouts for 57 years and
held .-many important
positions within that
organization including
Troop Scouter, District,
Regional and _ Provincial
Commissioner, Com-
missioner for the North
Columbo District in Sri
Lanka (1957-59), Provincial
President, Management
Committee, and Chairman
of the Honours and Awards
Committec.

have . won = ovér _

Scholarships, «

Duncan; Susan Jane Finch;
Kathleen Elizabeth Kern; -
Soolim ‘Lau; Brice Frank |
_ Lyne; Jennifer. Anne Me-
Carron: - ‘Laureen Diane

‘Park; Ramona Charlene

Penner; : Leslie
Quo; '
Rapanos; Darla Lynn-Rettie;
Todd Alan Stewart; William
J.Y.T. Tsaw. .
Provincial Scholarship
winners from West Van-
couver Secondary are:
Gavin -Eyans Bakewell;
Douglas Gregory Brown;

Elizabeth

‘Stephen James Butterfield;

Alan James Douglas; Jane
Marie Farquharson; An-
thony Philip Hahn: David
Stephen Humer; Kim
Stewart McKim; Afshin
Mirmotahari,; Mary Leisk
Munro; Anita Margarita
Petkovic; John Robson
Shillington; Alexander
Bruce Stockdale; Daniel
Andrew Terry: Frances
Ellen Thomas; Jan Vicek.

Other scholarships and
awards have also been won
by West Vancouver students
from the three secondary
schools.

Hillside’s Claire Carter
won the Jostens Foundation

He was to be presented

with scouting’s highest
service award, the Silver
Wolf. in Ottawa on

November 20 by Governor
General and Chief Scout,
the Right Honorable Ed
Schreyer.

He was held in great
esteem by all who knew him
and had become a familiar
sight in the upper Lonsdale
area with his golden
retriever guide dog, Pawnee.

Mr. Crane is survived by
his wife Joy, sister Mrs. L.
Burnett, son William, three
daughters: Sharon, Sandra,
Barbara and two grandsons.

He will be missed by
business associates and his

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_ Scholarship competed for by

- students from. Canada | and
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citizenship. Geoffrey Croll
at Hillside..was:-one .of 15

-candidates across. Canada to —
receive 'a MacMillan Bioedel -

Scholarship, Hillside’ won
scholatships . and
awards as well; Carol Birch,
Diana Cole and Lisa Howard
won the President's
University Award. Jessica
Baker won the Jack
Diamond SFU scholarship
and Cindy. Grant and
Michael Parker athletic
scholarships to the U.S.
District Award: Jessica
Baker, Inge Pederson; Park
Royal Scholarship: Lisa
Howard; Lions Club Award:
Stan Coleman, Geoff Croll;
Rotary Club: Paul Hansed,
Karen Savage; Hillside Staff
and Student Award: Joanne
Hogarth, Susan Ramsay,
Duncan Webster.

Morag Duncan at Sentinel
was voted the most out-
standing all-round student
by the graduating class and
as a result won both the
Brian Glen Memorial Award

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Rotary Club award. Brian -

‘Giub | award: Park.
Roya Scholarship: Susan’
Finch; West Van Lio!
Jennifer McCarron;:, |]
Cullis Award;. Mor
Duncan: Student. Council

Our skilled tutors Nave prove
themselves effective in.
stimulating: motivation,”
_ ‘understanding, :. zand-student suc-. |
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who have the experience re-
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Laureen Park; - - Principal Ss:
Award of Merit: Elizabeth
Crocker; District Award
Winners: Philip McDermott,

Neils Petersen. habits in your home is not reaching his
students won further we can help. |

scholarships and awards as
follows: Park . ‘Royal
Scholarship: Anita Petkovic;
West Van Lions Scholarship:
Jan Vicek; West Van Lions
Athletic Award: John
Oberhoffner; Margaret
Dunbar Award: Afshin
Mirmotahari; James Inskster
Award: Steve Butterfield;
District Scholarship Win-
ners: Leslie Findlay, Heather

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Ross; West Van Teachers
Association Scholarship:
David Smith.

It can be truly said that
Gordon Crane, in the spirit
of Scouting, always “Did his
Best.”

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