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Meetings to acquaint the general public with the func- tion of these councils will be held WCambridge, Wa- terloo, Ehnira and New Hamburg. The Waterloo meeting will be held May 31 at the Adult Recreation Centre at 8 p.m. The Cambridge meeting is planned for May 25 at 8 pan. in the South Water- loo Memorial Hospital as- sembly room. On June I, the meeting will be held in Elmira at the high school at 8 p.m. The New Ham- burg meeting is slated for June 2 at 8 p.m. at Wilmot Township hall. Thr University at " who be amused the winners at its 1977 Euclid mam-tics contest for hiahldnol students. The cutest is held annual- ly, tor grade 12 widens, - though students from lower grades are permitted to par- the other area municipali- ties and the Province of Ontario as a sort of testing ground. year's top winner is a grade 11 student. The Region of Waterloo is the only area in the prov- ince to be granted a social resources council and as such will be looked to by More information or nomination forms can be obtained from the Health and Social Planning Steer- ing Committee office. room ondary school, Penetangui- Shane. At 14 years of age he was also the youngest of the tap 50 students. He was in competition with 1,725 oth- er students from 265 On- The residents of the Re- gion of Waterloo will have an opportunity to help plan the future development of health and social services in the near future. Once appointed to these councils, members will play an important role in identi- fying health and social ser- vice needs, planning suitable programs, and advising governments and local agen- cies regarding the provi- sion of health and social services in the Region. Nominations are currently being sought for member- ship on the district health council and social resources council from the general Dublic, community groups and persons in the health and social services fields. Nominations for councils He is WCI places third in math contest Selection of New and Used Books “Id/I‘M?» I) King St. N. Waterloo 885-04" 417, 20 Weber St. E., Kit- chener. fifthhtheJuniorMathe whichwere coulut, also,sponsored by UW. is for grades nine. no and 11 students; more than At,000 participate in it an- nually, from all across Can- Second prize winner tn the Euclid contest was Paul Mansfield of Thontiea sec- who is in grade 10. He was 12th in up Canada-wide Junior Mathematics Con- Humanism. EnettofthetqrMstar hammerhead“ tttsetatettttrytrertee1tPUeer award only goes to the top no students but this year there was a tie for 10th place.) Team prizes (to phies) will also be award- in each school. The Toronto French School, Milden FAST EFFiCiENT SERVICE PHONE 742-2834 EXPERT PAINTING Exterior Specialists - Fully insured For they.” at the contest the mine is di- vided into n lines. A team from Waterloo Collegiate took first place in the Wa- terlotrWetlirtgtmt m. R. Zellers and K. Paiaatiaqqtan of Waterloo Collegiate will 'eceieemetepriaett. magnum Wales-I600)!- 1eqiatetyettttire' SCBIBE MKSTCDBE tflt-reoetrrtritm.ttt--r.-as. 1m~~2§ 't.--rre--et-m.t.-o-ag.aqaq, WESTIOIIIH' WE‘VE“ Omow0M0w0~m ”um-w-MIMDI ow"..- ecu-“mm .mmcw” _ .muommm ct-ir-tir-ani-er-se-ion. 9‘23dw-‘wtu EEriii0, CiTEEC:iTi' os.""flr'-se'toetd. qahee, Sod! My FANTASTIC'. t..esratt-tP-at.eteto-tmbratttt www.m-smm If,,