NEWS photo Tom Burley

JOE HAILSTONE and Heidi Jarvis share a lifeguard'’s chair at
Panorama Park in the District of North Vancouver.

Sentinel School teacher
named super recycler

AWARDS OF recognition have
been presented to focal super
recyclers by the Greater Vancouver
Regional District.

Recycling awards are presented
annually to individuals, organiza-
tions and industries who have
made a_ significant contribution
towards the growth of recycling.

Chris Georgas, « teacher at Sen-
tinel Secondary School has been
given an award for helping to or-
ganize and promote a school-wide
recycling program run by the

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special needs class. As well as rais-
ing funds for school field trips the
project also provided work experi-
ence and opportunities for social
interaction for the teachable men-
tally handicapped teens in the pro-
gram.

Georgas and 12 other award
recipients were honored at the Sth
Annual Recycling Awards dinner
at the Pan-Pacific Hotel.

The GVRD promotes and en-
courages recycling as a means of
reducing waste and conserving the
environment.

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next time
you think of
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BEST ESSAYS

UBC announces

SIXTEEN STUDENTS from North and West Van-
couver have won certificates of honorable mention in
a province-wide essay competition sponsored by the
University of British Columbia's Faculty of Arts.

The certificates were awarded to Angelika Brunner,
Richard ki, Chris Gee, Adam Stanley and Christian
Wong of Windsor School in North Vancouver, hark
Lachmann of Handsworth Secondary School in North
Vancouver: Bev Horner, Gwen Mahon, and Karen
Voon of Saint Thomas Aquinas School in North
Vancouver; Jacqueline Barber and Donald Hughes of
West Vancouver Secondary School; and Sarah Baldry,

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contest winners

Tiffany Burns, Paul Haagenson, Michelle Hefti and
Jeanne Tolinie of Hillside Secondary School in West
Vancouver,

The top three contest prizes of $1,500, $1,000 and
$500 were won by Lower Mainland area students
CGieott Berner, David Stratkauskas and Anthony Lee.

More than 2,000 students wrote the essay, on
**Tradition,”’ in their schools this spring.

“We chose a one-word topic (o encourage students
to use their imagination,’’ said competition coor-
dinator Dr. Andrew Parkin. The competition is open
to all Grade 12 students in B.C.

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