The Bulletin, Vol. 40, No. 1 September/October 1996 from the NL ...

The AGM also featured two sessions honouring meritorious educators. This year, two prominent Canadianeducators were each presented with the CTF Special Recognition Award. The recipients were ArthurJorgensen from Alberta and Clarence LeBlanc from New Brunswick. The second session featured thewinners of the $10,000 Roy C. Hill National Award for Outstanding Merit. The team of Louise Sarrasin andMarie-France Bélair showed delegates a video which outlines the highlights of their winning project titled"Child Star".During the last session of the AGM, Jan Eastman from British Columbia was elected President-designate,while Linda York from Manitoba and John MacDonald from Nova Scotia were elected to serve one-yearterms as CTF Vice-Presidents. Maureen Morris from Quebec begins the second of a two-year mandate asCTF President.During their stay in Calgary, delegates and their families were superbly hosted by the Alberta Teachers'Association. The CTF Annual General Meeting next year will be hosted by the Provincial Association ofProtestant Teachers of Quebec and will be held in Montreal where planning is already well underway.