City honors five Hatters with Civic Recognition Awards
Five Hatters received Civic Recognition Awards Monday for community service. Ethyl Currie and Irene Knutson earned humanitarian distinctions for long voluntary stints with United Way in the Hat and the Canadian Mental Health Association. Bill Page received the sports award for two decades coaching the Hat’s boxing club, Dawn Dickinson led in environmental efforts, and Leonard Hanft won the cultural prize for Heritage Alive outreach. The awards reflect the selection committee’s belief these individuals inspire others.
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