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Nominations open for TrustPower Clutha District Community Awards Nominations are now being called for the annual TrustPower Clutha District Community Awards. The awards are divided into two main categories. The first category is for voluntary groups or organisations and is divided into categories for Heritage and the Environment, Arts and Culture, Sport and Leisure, and Educational and Child Youth Development. If you would like to nominate individuals and/or volunteers in your community who deserve recognition, please contact us on 0800 801 350, or visit the TrustPower website to download nomination forms. Nominations close Friday 23 May 2008. 
Project Clutha has been awarded the overall
winner of the TrustPower Clutha District Community Awards for 2007.
The awards were held on Monday 28 May with
representatives from both TrustPower and Council present, as were
representatives from the various volunteer organisations nominated.
Organisations were nominated in five different
categories and individual civic awards were also presented. Recipients were:
Heritage & Environment:
TWO Promotions (Winner); Glenore-Manuka
Trust (Runner-up)
Health & Wellbeing:
Clinton Volunteer Fire Brigade First-Responder
Team (Winner); St John Ambulance (Runner-up); South/West
Otago Cancer Society Support Services (Commendation);
Special Olympics South Otago (Commendation)
Arts & Culture:
Clinton Lions Club (Winner)
Sport and Leisure:
South Otago A&P Association (Winner);
Clutha Revitalisation Projects (Runner-up)
Educational & Child Youth Development:
Clinton Playcentre (Winner);
South Otago Woodcraft Club Inc (Runner-up); Crunch Time (Working with Youth)
in Tapanui (Commendation)
Individual civic awards were also presented
to Brian Dodds, Graeme and Kura Kenny, Wayne Reichel and Peter Soper.
Photo caption: Project Clutha's Sarah
Andrew & Vicki Philip receive the overall TrustPower Clutha District Community
award from Deputy Mayor Hamish Anderson and Graeme Purches (TrustPower).
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