Wednesday, October 7, 1981

Scholarships winners pose with Sidney Rotary president Russ Scutt.
Sara Pope, Raymond Lew, Russ Scutt, Christine Wonsiak and Connie Hotke.-
Award winners not in photo include. Edward Moes and Gwyneth Jones.

Six students in Saanich school district

received a big helping hand from Sidney
Rotarians at a Sept. 30 dinner meeting when
the club dispensed its annual scholarship
awards.

From Parkland school, Christine Wonsiak

; won the Oscar Thulin Memorial scholarship
- ($500), . while Edward Moes received a
Rotary Academic scholarship ($350). ,

“Stelly’s school produced two winners: —

Gwyneth Jones, who won a’Rotary: Special
. scholarship -($450) and Raymond . Lew, -
recipient of a Rotary Academic ($35@).

Claremont’s Connie Hotke and Sara Pope =”

received a Rotary | Special ($450) . and .a_
‘Rotary Academic ($350). respectively. All.
scholarship. winners |. received special. -cer-
tificates -made. and donated. by Manning
Press, sister company to The Review.:

Rotarian Harry. Tobin, | chairman ‘of the

club’s scholarship | fund for the past 20 years, -
. said his was a pleasing task. I’meet the finest
of the young people in the schools, he'said.

_ And in that 20 years, he added, the club had

=. given:in- excess. of $30,000 to students. in.
awards. “Is a good. effort for. a “small oR
i Rotary club,’ ” he said. : _

is. are’, “also.

us computer science as well om various aS re i -
~ Susan: said” “she. was. looking: ‘forward 10. 7
getting:a degree and going onto law school. =

Raymond:Lew thanked Rotarians for. their
help. Described asa “brilliant ‘scholar’,

“Raymond will also be taking computer
science, among other things. , oe

‘Edward ‘Moes’ was - unable to receive his

award in. person — he’s busy already at. |
Simon Fraser University. ‘doing. math and.
physics but his father, Ted Moes, thanked
Rotarians: on his son’s behalf..The awards
“were a ‘worthwhile investment in the future ood

of the. community,’ he said.
Connic Hotke, who was described as

“having given ‘‘service beyond self’? told the -

“meeting she was grateful for her scholarship

and felt “you should participate in the world
in order to’ get something, out of it.”? Connie

is at UVic taking a science course and hopes 7

to major.in biology.
Straight A student Gwyneth ones was

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.- Christine said she was “willing to put every
effort’? into her future. ~

~ Sidney Rotary for ® its
~° Claremont principal, Don. McKinnon, s said

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Jim Watt, manager
of the Canadian Bank
of _Commerce on
Beacon Avenue,
Sidney, heads up the
United Way campaign
for funds this year for
Sidney and North
Saanich.

Watt said Friday
the official goal for
the peninsula is
$36,754 ‘‘but I'd like
to see $40,000.*’ Last
year’s. campaign in
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Jones, said her daughter was ‘very touched companies; Ed
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Top award winner Christine Wonsiak was Dr:
praised for her service to ‘Parkland school.

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“-Stelly’s principal Lyle. Garroway praised: wt

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