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Page 8 — Halton Hills This Week, sone February 17, 1993 Here's looking @ ton Hills. Municipal awards night Last Wednesday the Town of Halton Hills Municipal Awards Evening 1993 was held at the John Elliott Theatre. - Award recipients included a daz- zling array of cultural and athletic talent from across Halton Hills: two Olympic athletes, world medallists in a variety of endeavors, artists of distinction. » _ in the category of Outstanding Cultural Contribution, Ross Carlin and the Georgetown Ladies Pipe Band were honored. Ross Carlin revitalized the national anthem and formed the O' Canada Foundation. The Georgetown Ladies Pipe Band celebrated 50 years of cultural con- tribution to Halton Hills during Individual Athletic Achievement recognition went to Katie Rowland, for competitive gymnastics - Novice National Team Gold Medal; Rob Wands, for his track and field endeavors and being an OFSSA gold medallist in 300m hurdles; Duane Erler for golf, he was the Ontario Golf Association’s Best Ball Champion; Ian Windsor, also for golf and attaining the Ontario Golf Association’s Best Ball Champion; Mark Fedchyshyn, for figure skating - he won the Preliminary Men’s Provincial Champion; Melanie Jans, for squash - 3rd place in National Competition and 6th place World Track and Field Association, and member of. the 1992 Canadian Olympic Team; Shannon Crawford, rowing - gold medallist on the Canadian Women’s Olympic Rowing Team, Barcelona; Cara Kato, judo - Canadian National Gold Medallist; Deanna Guignard, baton solo competition - Ist place in Eastern Canadian Competition, two baton solo, medley and freestyle competitions. Creative and Performing Arts honors went to the Cheri Lindsay Dancers for 2nd place at the Canadian Dance Teachers Association Competition; Ken Gorin - recipient of the THEA award for Best Supporting Actor; Georgetown Globe Productions - THEA award for Best Technical Achievement; Emma Booth, mod- eling, winner of the Elite Look of the Year Canada Award, Ist runner yup Elite Look. of the Year Team; Jan James, "track and field and long jump, Canadian gold medallist - Canadian ward; Nancy Siegfried, sige speaking, 3rd place Lions National Public Speaking Contest, 3rd place Ontario Concours d’ Art Oratoire; Jennifer Hewitt, vocalist, 1st place Musicfest Canada; Pricilla Foster, technical drawing, Ist place Ontario Skills Competition, archi- tectural drafting. Athletic Team Awards went to the Halton Hurricane Bantam Hockey Team, OMHA Major Bantam AAA Champions; Peel Selects Girls Juvenile Volleyball Team, Canadian bronze medal team; Peel Selects Girls Midget Volleyball Team, Canadian gold medal team; —_ Centennial Cheerleading Squad, Ist place Ontario Junior Championship; Georgetown Kings Baton Twirling Club, national and i run. CENTRE | HALTON HILLS 2 Ey j competition; Georgetown Rebels Swim Team, overall 2nd place at OFSSA; Westside Midgets Boys Volleyball Team, gold medal Canadian Midget Volleyball Championship; Westside Boys Juvenile Volleyball Team, 2nd place Canadian Juvenile Volleyball Team; Halton Hills Blue Fins Swim Team, Laurie Ann Crocker - Ontario Bronze Medal 200m Butterfly; Sabrina Bassett - Ontario Bronze Medal 50m Freestyle; Central Ontario Ladies Bowling Team, gold medallists in Provincial and National Ladies Youth Challenge; Central Ontario Men’s Bowling Team, gold medallists in Provincial Youth Challenge. The Cheri Lindsay Dancers entertained at the Municipal Awards Evening last Wednesday, as well as receiving an award for Creative and Performing Arts. The a 2nd place at the Canadian Dance Teachers Association Competition. Photo submitted The Acton Juveniles Hockey Team received an Athletic Team Award. They were the Ontario Minor by Judy Piper. Hockey Association League Champions, coached by Henry Koprowski and Wayne LeBlanc and man: Photo submitted team gold medallist in competitive gymnastics. a Canadian track and field star (and Georgetown resident!) Ian James was a guest speaker at the Town of Halton Hills Municipal Awards Wednesday evening at the John Elliott Theatre. James received a Individual Athletic Achievement Award, he was a member of the 1992 aed Olympic Team, and is a Canadian Gold eit in long jum hoto Submitted Gulstaling achievers The Town of Halton Hills Municipal Awards were awarded last Wednesday, honoring Halton Hills citizens of dis- tinction in athletics and culture. Halton Hills is the home of two Olympic ath- letes, many distinguished artists and many national and international hess lists. : Katie Rowland a an Individual Athletic Achievement Award from town councillor Marilyn Serjeantson. Katie is a novice national Photo submitted