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Last week, a Pourderoyen, West Coast Demerara businessman awarded several successful Secondary School Entrance Examination (SSEE) students with monetary prizes and shared out hampers to the elderly as a way of giving back to his community.
David Hunte (left) presents
Millik Fausette with his prizes.
David Hunte, who is the proprietor of ‘Good Times Bar,’ was also instrumental in organizing a team which cleaned several drains and parapets in the village.
One of the students, Millik Fausette received a cellular phone and $10,000 cash. The lad scored 534 marks at the national examinations and secured himself a place at the Bishops’ High School. Several elderly women were given hampers containing food supplies and toiletries.
They were also treated to facials, pedicures and manicures.
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