Merl Grove ambassadors
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Career & Education
November 14, 2014

Merl Grove ambassadors

Tasha Kay Duhaney (centre), Miss Merl Grove 2014, is flanked by first and second runners-up Kasey Blake (right) and Cailia Adams. The girls participated in a school ambassador pageant on November 8, held to select an official school representative from the student body. Tasha Kay emerged winner from a field of 20 contestants.

(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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