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9reloW~,J~Tho W909 . .9 P*~i~ The Orono Public School students held their annual Christmas ~concert on Tuesday evening ait h school with a packed house of parents and evening with -ach grade friends present. presenting their particular It was song and dance for die program for the eveîning. OCNA announces recipients of Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards for 1991 OAKVILLE - Ontario's Junior Citizens for 1991 have been slected. Ontario Comnmunfity News- papers Association (OCNA) president Lamne Eedy an- naunced the 12 individuals and one group award recipients Decemnber 13 after tbey were chasen ftrm amang 148 nomi- nations submitted tbraugb the member newspapers across the province. The Oakville based OCNA, which represents over 265 corn- munity newspapers in Ontario and the Northwest'Territaries, bas honaured Ontari's Junior Citizens with an awards pragrain since 1981 with co-sponsar Canadian Airines International. Young people from agres six ta 18 are recognized for their courage, ingenuity, resourcefulness, initia- tive, leadership, fortitude and cormmuflity service. The award recipients and their famiies will be guests of Can- adian Airlines and OCNA at an awards ceremony at the Howard Johnison's Hotel at the Toronto Airport on Friday, February 28, 1992. The awards will be pre- sented by Ontaios Lieutenant Gavemnor, the Honaurable Hla Jackman and each recipient will receive a $200 cheque, a com- memorative plaque, a gold lapel pin and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Govemnor. Mr. Eedy praised botb the awards recipients and ail other nominees. 'eThey can ail be praud of their accomplish- mnents,' he said. inhey nave proven tbey are willing ta go that extra mile, if for no other reason than for their own per- sanal growth and pride, and it's a lesson that shouldnt be lost On the rest of us." Ontaio's 1991 Junior Citizens <Wrm Jlolday Wihifi8 Y0o o[Ojoy Lhiýý Christmas, trimmed with love and peace-. Wakefield Insurance Rolf and Bey. are: * Damien Smith, 9 of Devlin, for saving the life of a youngster after she had fallen. througb ice into a deep bay. Unable ta find adult help, DamiPien took matters into bis hands and pulled her ta safety. HPis courage and quick wits weýre ntumna in saving a i;fe. -' na Kota, 18 of Oakville, for helping immigrant youths inte- gra-ýe inta Canadian socety. She organizes English-languaige pro- gramns, leadershiip workshops, cultural shows and youth con- fere-nces. Her leadershiip and encouragemient is of great value ta ber cormmunity. * Jason Stewart, 16 of Powassan, for commîntmnent ta the planet thraugh "Project Preservation", the enviranmenlt group he establisbed. He in- valves other young people in protecting the environment by arganizing clean-ups, raising funds and publishing a newslet- ter that promotes public aware- Hope your holi Paul, Ju Sit-N-Sip ( 282 King St. E,1 (41 ness. Hlis tireless dedication is a rnodel for ail to emulate. * Patrick Anderson, il of Ferg,'us, for his courage and determination In overcoming a tragic accident. The loss of bis l.egs in a, car accident bas flot dim iisbed his indomitable spir- it a-id zest for life. His cheerfuil attiude is an inspiratio -n to bis friends, famuily and community. * Sarah Kisley, 13 of Lonidon, for hecr deep concern f oreotýh ers Separticipates in numerous charitable activities as bootboaizer and volunteer be!pînig those less fortuate. Her snce.sng generosity exempli- fies th'e very best of today's *Mark Montpetit, 10 of Belle River, for bis heroism in saving a toddler who bad fallen into a deep canal. Without regard for bis own safety, he dove in and was able ta drag the toi safely ashore, thus averting a potential tragedy. (Continued page 13) - Santa 's Ready... 1 And So Are We!é Wihso mnany good people in one town, he'll be making an extra-long stop be.re. We wisb you ail the bestl ki ~yI liday is reaily a treat! rudy and Staff a' ioffee & Donuts ýNewcasUe, Ont. LIE 1114 16) 987-7293