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Watenoo students among winners The contestants had to draw ditferentiiews of a machined part from a sup- plied isometric drawing that would allow the part to be made in the shops. The drawings were judged on six criteria, including accuracy and dimensioning tech- niques. Two Waterloo secondary school students are among seven drafting students who took top honors in the So- eiety of Manufacturing En- gineers' (SHE) annual drafting' competition. April seventh annual contest de- signed to stimulate interest in the skilled trades among technical education students and was open for the first time to studmts in both Wa- terloo and Wellington County Schools. Kris Kramer, a student of David Morgenroth's at Wa- terloo Collegiate and Brian Schiel, taught by Eric Dilkes at Bluevale Collegia- te, will be presented with their awards at a special The judging panel was headed up by Ronald G. Schenck, Waterloo Metal Stampings, Kitchener. Be was assisted by four repre- sentatives from industry and a secondary school teacher. WE HAVE PIZZAS SUBMARINES AND SPAGHETTI WE HAVE PIZZAS SUBMARINES AND SPAGHETTI WE HAV The competition was the G 9rAnk9r9r9r9r9r9r9r9r a 3 ' Other and... not valid during Grand 09mins . M4 am manovas ONV SENIHVHBI'IS SVZZId SAW-l allh ILLaHDVdS ONV SENIUVHOI'IS SVZZld 3AVH am 5 FREE #444444444 EPLUS AA9r9rntr9r9r9rA9r9r PASTA'S PIZZA One Bluevale collegiate institute student found that it pays to be bilingual. Mark Bachmann topped the se- venth annual University of Waterloo high "school French contest this year and in July he will be taking ad- vantage of an all expenses paid trip to the summer lan- guage institute at the Uni- versity of Tours, France. His prize also included $250 "extra expense" money. Ten students from Lincoln Heights Public School. Waterloo were big winners at the seventh annual 1Amtorioo-Woltirtgtort Science Fair held April " to " in Cambridge. Pictured left to right are (front row): Michelle von Schilling. Peter von Schilling, Amy Wilson and Monica Hurdal. (Middle row): Kathie Eckhardt, Mark Heckrnan and Monica Veeely. (Back row): Kelly Main, Mike Eckhardt. David Hudgine, and science teacher Doug Franklin. The contest, held on April 26 at UW, was open to grades 12 and 13 students in 11 counties. A record number of 165 students from GRAND OPENING It pays to be bilingual WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 to SATURDAY, MAY 10 402 King St. North Waterloo (King near Weber) 886-21 1 1 50 schools participated Students compete within their own schools for the right to enter. The contest evaluates them in all phases of the language including their ability tbunderstand it when it is spoken, their abi- lity to read and write it and their understanding of French grammar. Month long trips to the in- stitute are also prizes to the second and third best scorers in the contest. both of whom are Guelph high school students. Prizes will be awarded at a luncheon to be held on May 10. T-SHIRT WITH MINIMUM M,,00 PIZZA Limit one per cLustomor, first 500 customers DRAW FOR A 10-SPEED RALEIGH BICYCLE hom McPhaIla Cycle and Sport Lid. Draw, Saturday at 8pm. for pickup or delivery SUPERIOR l MEMORIALS snoum TOU PURdMat= YOUR CEMETERY MAL AIEAI) or THE? DISCUSS TIE ADVANTAGE as VM St. N., Kim (ladle We“ Marie.) 76-018 Alter I-I 5t7i54 "r-ir-Sho-o-s c, Fashions for dewma ... in exquisite gowns for the bride, her attendants and the mother of the bride and groom plus a wide variety of suits and dresses for all occasions. Sizes b20 43 King St N. Wan-doe thtAktoo crimson Warhead-v. my 7.1080 . My ' The 16 UMON ST. EAST, WATERLOO 745-6773 up rowan. cuss, muss. CANDLES. Fl” LAMPS. sonsrous, JEWELERY ..... Tu-ttrv-Saturday 101% am to 5:30 pm BIRTHDAY SALE DON'T MISS THE TREASURE TROVE‘S Fashion ane 'Yeh-m Acton The Bond! ILL TIIS WEEK Thur: & Fri. til 9 gm Open Dairy 9- 5:30 1'N, ,5 -.-..A"