Oshawa honors most unusual intro flight award recipient with a sign at the GM Centre hockey ring

Clark Morawetz, winner of the most unusual introductory flight award, got a big surprise when he walked in the GM Centre to see a hockey game. He saw a sign with his name on it to honor him for his win. Way to go, Oshawa!

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2012 Women of Aviation
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March 5-11 2012

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