college students.

During the recent awards reception at The Princess Hotel, Chamber president Mr. Louis Mowbray told the recipients "education does not stop at school it begins there''.

"This is an important programme. It encourages attendance and promotes attendance in educational institutes. There are 20 recipients entering Bermuda College and one taking an insurance certificate for the Bermuda Insurance Institute.'' Presenting the awards, Education Minister the Hon. Clarence Terceira told the group that Bermuda, both through Government and the private sector, gave more awards than any other country.

The recipients received grants in various areas, including business administration, nursery training, computer science, arts and science, child care and geriatric nursing.

AWARD WINNERS -- Bermuda Chamber of Commerce education grant winner Miss Kim Ebbin, left, Chamber of Commerce president Mr. Louis Mowbray, award winner Miss Paulette Francis, education grants committee chairman Mr. Ian Brown and Education Minister the Hon. Clarence Terceira.