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NORTH VANCOUVER-Seymour MLA Jack Davis (left) discusses with Zoltan Kuun ihe future of Deflar-

‘1 ton Highway at a recent information meeting on the subject held at a North Vancouver hotel.

Carson students win awards

STUDENTS AT Carson Graham Secondary School won major en- trance scholarships this year, in addition to the regular awards given out at graduation ceremo- nies.

In all, over 7@ awards were pres- ented at the ceremony on Tuesday, June 27.

Two categories deserve special attention. ‘The first comes under the umbrella of the North Van- couver schools, and Carson stu-

_ dents were awarded 39 per cent of

these awards.

The second major accomplish- ment of Carson graduates is in the category of entrance scholarships, administered by the three main local post-secondary institutions.

The winner of free tuition for one year at Capilano College is Kirsten Ames.

From Simon Fraser University, Susan Biala won the Gordon M. Shrum Entrance Scholarship with

a total value of $17,000. This scholarship is to recognize high academic standing on the one hand and the gifts of a well-rounded, well-balanced student on the other. Evidence of high academic per- formance and commitment to school and community service, volunteer activity, music, the arts

and athletics is considered. Clement Wong is the recipient of

See Scholarships

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