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Local students do well in math contest' WI-ITlVPRT~PRESS, WEDNESDAY,' APRIL 18. 1984, PAGE 7 WhltbY Math students made an excellent showing in three divisions of the, 1984 Canadian Mathemnatics Competition sponsored recently by the Univer- sity of Waterloo. A total of 44,454 students from 3,149 sehools entered the con- test, mnore than ever before. While contestan- ts were primarily from Canaclian schools, there were also entries'from Grand Island, New York, Lahr, Germnany and Swaziland. idTh1roughout its history, the Canadian Mathematies Com- petition bas been a story of the pursuit of ex- people of the several provinces have respon- ded to this challenge to their intellectual capacities in a manner that is nothing -short of commendable," Jack V. Masterson, president of Mutual Life of Canada, said, when making presentations tg the winners. Whitby's Henry St. High' School placed first in the'.Caley Contest, the grade 10 division, or the area from Oshawa to Haliburton. The school placed 39th across the province. In the same division, Anderson Collegiate and Vocational .Institute (A.C.V.I.) placed l7th Br idg e. Tefollowing are t he- results of last week's* play at, the Whitby Duplicate, Bridge Club as ,reported by Mrs. Jim, Whorrie., North and South: Mr. and'Mrs. Lee Evans, 89'k1/; Bert VanNoord and Henk Hellendoorn, 84; Mrs. Hugh Baker and Mrs. Jack Frost, 74;' and, Mr. and Mrs. George Magvas, 69%. East and West: Mrs. Doug Maundrell 'and Mrs. Bruce McColl, 74; Mrs. Jacoba Schram and hMs. Henk Hellen- doom, 73'k; -Rene and Stan Godly, 68%; and, Grace Swan and Louise Peltenburg, 65%. The resuits of each week's play at the club are reported in the following issue of the Whitby Free Press. Fund net up. $39O00 The local campaign for the Heart Fund bas raised $3,000 more than it did last year tacor- ding to campaign chair- person Jackie Guthrie. In appreciation for the hard work put in by the volunteers the local Heart Fund organization wil hold an Appreciation and In- formation night on May 2 at 7:15 p.m. at Henry Street High School. Volunteers and other interested people" are welcome to attend. For more infor mation call Guthrle at 668&385. for this area, Denis O'Connor High Sehool (DO'C) placed 25th and Trafalgar Castie School placed 29th. On the personal honor roll for this area, Drew Davidson of A.C.V.I. placed first, Philip Roue of Henry St. was fourth, Gary Menezes 0f Henry St. was minth, John Giles of Henry St. was lGth, Paul Macdougall of DO'C was 39th and Grace Ho of Trafalgar Castle School was 44th. In the Pascaîl Con- test, the grade nine division, DOTC was the highest Whltby school with a ranking of l2th in the area standings. A.C.V.I. followed with l5th place and Henry St, was 28th. On the area's personal honor roll, Alex Lee and Stuart Kirk, both of A.C.V.I., were l4th and l5th, respectively, while James Roy and Chris Skura, both of DO'C, were 3lst and 32nd, respectively. High honors- went again to Henry St. in the Fermat Contest, the grade il division, which placed seventh in the area standings. A.C.V.I. placed l5th in the area, and Trafalgar Castle. place 34th. On the personal honor roll for the area, Ralph Dandrea of A.C.V.I. placed fourth, Henry Avison of Henry St. was l5th and Beverley Cohen, also of Henry St., was 21st. C anadians recently learned of yet another exam- pie of this- Liberal government's propensity, to waste. After baving poured $500 million into. De HIavilland since the fall of 1982, as well as. guaran- teelng a $450 million- lime of credit,' the, fe deral government is now faced -witha request for another $1 billion to keep the company going for the next ten years with no plan to save the aircraft company in the long term. Until now there bas been no indication that De HaviJland's financial troubles rival those of Canadair. Now we are told that the company is not expected to make money in the next 10 years and that the time to make a decision on' whether to keep going on the Dash 8, (a 35-seat propeller-driven airliner), was last month when the extra $240 million was put into the company. Parliament was not advised of the grave situation when the funds were requested in the House of Commons. . Pouring money into a bottomless pit is only going to add to the deficit problem which is, as we aui know, bad enough. Why bas the Liberal govermnent allowed this situation to evolve? This government is out of control. It does not know the meaning of fiscal responsibility, ,despite the constant ,rhetoric that thoy heave on the public in'an attempt'to convince them to the contrary.The government does not un- derstand the rules of corporate responsibility that successful companies in the priv ate sector must learn to live with. 1I'n short, the government does not understand the meaning of responsibiity - period. The Progressive Conservative Party believes that with better management of such affairs as this one particular example of De Havilland, we can begin to deal effectively wlth reducing the deficit, and create an atmosphere of greater conlidence in this country. Interest rates will be able to come down to levels at which people can live with them 'and the economy wil begin to get back on track. Canadians are sick of the Liberal government and its àloppy management techniques. The next elec- tion wil see the remedy to the problem. 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