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80 apply for " jobs in local playgrounds Cheryl Baerg won $25 plus a plaque for her sixth place finish in the event. The prize was donated by French teachers in the Paulalynn Watt, a stu- dent at Waterloo Collegiate Institute. has placed third in the second annual region- al French contest sponsor- ed by the University of Wa- terloo in conjunction with (he Ontario Modem Lan- guage Teachers' Associa- Barb Elms, a Bluevale Collegiate Institute student, placed fifth in the event carnival "We are finding a lot of people from past years are returning because Jobs and won? an all-expense paid The Waterloo Com- munity Services Depart- ment has already received Ill applications for 55 sum- mer jobs offered by the de- partment and expects to receive even more before the March 16 deadline. Trois Pistotes. transportation costs being supplied by National Cash Register of Waterloo. are hard to come by this summer,"--) Tom Lit- Miss Watt won 8150 from Ascolectric of Brantford towards a summer stay in display Students from the Waterloo campus of Cone- stoga College have organ- ized an anti-pollution dis- play to be shown at Fair- view Mall on March 6, 7 The theme of the dis- play is How the Consumer Can help and will feature posters. slide presentations, handouts and students in. attendance to answer ques- tions. Optic i-pollution {65.3633} LGT. Waterloo students finish well in Itiidiiliifriilj"ii"i'ii'irt" au, you [fave fax, . ahrd Jones hfissat Ian’s-val '" GE! " W, of Uni- rith the Jim Somerville of WCI ‘also won a book award for his tie in nth spot while Shelly Rudy of WCI finish- ed the event in 32 spot. counties involved in the competition. Sylvia Irish. another BCI student, finished the con- teat in eighth position and won a book award from the French and Belgian consul- generals in Toronto. BCI tied with College Avenue Secondary School of Woodstock for first place out of the 17 schools com- peting from Waterloo, Ox- ford, Brant, Bruce, Grey, Perth and Wellington Coun- ties. Prof. Pierre Dube, the contest committee chair- man, announced the win- ners of the contest with first place going to Nada Conic of CASS in Wood- stock. Playground leaders in Waterloo will be paid from $60 to $110 per week with swimming staff making up Her score was 152 out of a possible 153 and for her efforts she has won a one willer who is with the com- munity services depart- ment. He felt that most of the jobs would be filled by persons who work- ed for the department last year. "Anyone applying should have some basic recrea- tion experience," he said. wishes to announce his commencement of practice in 1 " University Ave. E. Waterloo by appointment MR. DEREK GROVES. DJ. DENTURE THERAPY 884-8386 month trip to Switzerland including At hour: a week of intensive French instruc- tion at the Eurocentre lan- guage school. A Kitchener girl, Susan Hitchens of St. Mary's, won $250 donated by the (Canadian Federation ot University Women for her second place finish. made at UW’s Faculty Club Ed Linea. whocoached oetMarch8duringahmch- the BCI team, will mp! eon. the .sthool mandamus a Prof. Paul Socket: and special mum to be Prof. Ray Founder were gumbo Chronicle, Wednesday, March 5, 1975 - Page 9 the other two members of the contest committee. The contest was open to grade 12 or 13 yho do not have Frenchasafirst language.