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Fnd out if you already have advanced standing in the RIA program.

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students who have been selected as recipients of the following awards and bursaries:

Merit Awards

John H. Bell (County) Award valued at $300: Deborah Doiron, Freshman Business Administration; John H. Bell (County) Award valued at $300: Shanna Cassidy, Fresh- man Business Administration; John H. Bell (County) Award valued at $300: Chad King,

stration; Samuel» N. Robertson (Hunter) .Award valued at $300: Diana Bulger, Fresh- man Education;

J. Leslie Shaw Award valued at $300: Anne Doucette, Freshman Arts; J. ‘Leslie Shaw Award valued at $200: Heath MacLean,‘ Freshman Business Administration; Fairlie M. Laird Award valued at $200: 'Claude Gauthier, Freshman Science; William McLure Award valued 'at $125: Lori Henderson, Freshman Busi- ness Administration; Victor Lyall Goodwill Award valued at $300: Heather Scott, Sophomore Science; Prof. George E. Robinson Award valued at $250: Scott Egett, Sophomore Business Admi-

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ministration; Strathgartney Award valued at $200: Darlene Callaghan, Sopho— more Science; Victor Lyall Goodwill Award valued at $200: Lloyd Cudmore, Sophomore Engineering; Dr. Samuel N. Robertson (Classics) Award valued at $300: Colby Lewis, Junior Arts; Lettie M. Passmore‘ Award valued at $300: Margaret J. White, Junior Science; J. Prestron Tuplin ‘ Award valued at $200: Catherine Trainor, Junior Arts; Dr. Samuel N. Robert- son (Classics) Award valued at $300: Michael J. Trainor, Senior Arts; Lettie M. Pass~ moreAward valued at $300:

David Chalmers, Senior Education; P.E.I. Light— Horse Award valued at $200: Alan G. Smith, Senior Education.

Additional Merit Awards valued at $200 each: Margaret MacPhee, Fresh- man Arts; Victor Gallant, Sophomore Engineering; Kenneth Dyment; Sopho- more Science; Paul Wilkie, Junior Business Administra- tion; Donna E. MacKenzie, SeniOr Business Administra- tion; J. William Doucette, Senior Science; Wilma Robinson, Freshman Arts; Claudette Doiron, Sophomore Arts; Ann MacDonald, Junior Arts; Guy Boswall, Junior Science; Velda Crane, Senior Education. I

The UPEI Women’s Group Bursary valued at $200 goes to Carol J. Lang, Senior Education.

An Anonymous Bursary valued at $250 was given to Darlene Oakes, Sophomore Arts. ‘

IBM Canada Bursaries valued at $200 each: Sandy MacLean, Freshman Arts; Judy GilIis, Freshman Arts; Sharon Leighton, Sophomore Arts; Scott Ramsay, Junior Engineering; Linda Pineau, Senior 'Arts; Shannon Sanford, Freshman Business; Nancy " Gillis ’Sophomrore Engineering; Richard, Adams, JuniOr Business Administr- tion; Richard “ Kennedy; Junior Business Administra- tion; Susan Haynes—Lapsley,