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Andre Diettrich, 13, of Kitchener, and Constable lan Standring admire Anâ€" dre‘s new bike purchased for $50 Saturday at the Waterloo Regional Police Auction. a © Math contest winners are announced by UW Results of the 1976 Junior Mathematics Contest for Canadian high school stuâ€" dents in grades 9, 10 and 11 have been announced by the University of Waterloo. This year 17,000 students in 901 schools in Nova Scotia. Quebec,. Ontario and the four western provinces parâ€" ticipated. Quebec students wrote a French version of the contest. Their particiâ€" pation was sponsored by the University of Ottawa. Top student was Andrew Geliman. of St. Johns Raâ€" venscourt school, Winnipeg. He scored 131.25; the averâ€" age mark was 42.9. Michael Albert, of Penetanguishene secondary school. Penetanâ€" guishene. Ontario, was secâ€" ond. He is 13 â€" youngest student in the top 100 conâ€" testants. _ John â€" Perkyns. Halifax West high school. Halifax, was third: Mr Perkyns was also the top grade 10 student in the conâ€" test and the only grade 10 ts t ton s 05 h TD ++ Waterloo His :I'lumm foricst s°°“?o Oneen g...% _!'ibr.t" Mn‘ t t & tey . ie e No s i oo s . > uY s n e * io oi on e t in e C e s n o o ie e n s e oo in in e . oi * 5 â€" .0 W o ts 2o 4 * 6 $ ¢ a e > 6 PM > "ae M T h dill e .. M ts o nlhiiie in c th in 98 Aincraggh x ap 4 oo he 4 4 m 4 ht o i § & c «+ ; * > K + §Wt :.... w05 066. 2 p, it freu: at7 4 , NE yicidis, 2 & w i‘; o ~ ols s + * 10 plpconse Â¥4 '~ g4 4 m . t D «e w w n ipamk n 3Â¥ 5 « % y ; 2 x c + p % P = hew" 4" h Agth xt student finishing in the top 10. Shane Stark. also of Haliâ€" fax West high school, was fourth, and P.J. Tierney. Upper â€" Canada â€" College. Toronto. was fifth. The top school in the conâ€" test was Lower Canada Colâ€" lege, Montreal; team memâ€" bers included P.J. Thomas. G.W. Nicholison. B.C. Wyndâ€" ham. J.H. Burack and S.R. Mandelbaum. Hailfax West high school was in second place. St. Georges Seconâ€" dary School, Vancouver. was in third: Scarlett Heights Collegiate institute, Weston. Ontario, was fourth and St. Johns _ Ravenscourt _ was fifth. The top eight schools represented seven different provinces. with two being from Ontario. A team of Waterloo colâ€" legiate _ students _ placed 48th in the Ontario division of the contest with a score of 385.75. Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo collegiate and â€" vocational o ty CHPE h rig ie school students placed 4ist in Canada and 19th in Onâ€" tario. This was the 13th year for the contest. When it was launched. in 1963, 350 enâ€" trants in 21 schools particiâ€" pated and all schools were in Ontario. The Canadian and provinâ€" cial winners will be invited to attend a week long semiâ€" nar on the UW campus, June 1319. They will participate in mathematics and comâ€" puter science sessions, as well as in recreational actiâ€" vities. The top student, Mr. Gellman. will receive a $100 prize from the Mutual Life Assurance _ Company _ of Canada, Waterloo. The top student in each province and the runnerâ€"up student in Mr. Gellman‘s province (Manitoba) will receive $50. The contest consists of 26 questions. Students got 60 minutes in which to answer them. Square expansion _ approved by council the Big Buck Bargain Cenâ€" tre and the row of buildâ€" ings© housing the Horseâ€" shoe Restaurant. , The development plan calls for the city of Waâ€" terloo to deed 80,000 square feet for the building plus land for sidewalks, loading Mental Health Association _ elects new executive body In a closed session before council Monday, Waterâ€" loo council members decidâ€" ed to go ahead with the reâ€" development of downtown Waterloo. The development plan of Oxford Development Group Ltd. incorporates an 80,000 square foot addition to the eristing site of Waterloo owns much of the land imâ€" mediately north of ~the Mr. Dennis Edissi was elected president of the Waterloo Region Branch of The Canadian Mental Health meeting of the board of difectors. He succeeds Dr. David Barnes in this post. Mr. Edissi is a tile conâ€" tractor with Twinâ€"City Tile. 596 Frederick Street, Kitâ€" chener, and he has been a member of the board of directors ~of the Waterloo Region branch for a numâ€" ber of years serving as viceâ€" president for the last two years. Other officers elected at the meeting were: Gale Bauman of Kitchener, first viceâ€"president ; Bruce Davidâ€" son of New Hamburg, secâ€". ond viceâ€"president;: and Peter Hallman of Kitchener. treasurer. gion conducts three proâ€" grams throughout the area involving more than 250 volunteers and more than 40,000 manâ€"hours. These programs â€" include "The Friends‘‘ where volunteers are selected and trained to help children in regional schools who have emotional and learning difficulties; The ‘"Oneâ€"toâ€"One"* program which assists exâ€"psychiatric patients to get back into the community as useful citizens, and ~"HELP®" the confidential listening serâ€" vice. The Mental Health Asâ€" sociation of Waterloo Reâ€" Rape Centre faces crisis The Waterloo Regional Rape Distress Centre is in danger of folding unless a campaign to raise $40,000 is successful. The centre will begin a massive public fund raising campaign May 3 to raise an estimated 1976 budget of at a areas and service entrancâ€" es. The city will also deed ~to Oxford 19,000 square feet of land directly in front of the Square buildings in the present site of the Chamber of Commerce building. The addition will be built on the land directly north of the square and south of the tracks bisecting the present parking lot. â€" Parking space will be in creased by the removal of Erb Street including the row of buildings east of the existing entrance. This will be an increase in parking of 37,800 feet. In addition, the city will sell the Caroline Street parkâ€" recently made a ~recomâ€" mendation jointly to the Region of Waterloo and the ing lot to Oxford for addiâ€" The Regional Branch is funded primarily by the Federated Appeal and reâ€" gional â€"council. â€" However. an art auction. Jason Bauver takes aim Monday morning before entering Harold Wagner Putblic School, Waterloo. The late snowfall caught many spring planters off guard. The board of directors memberships® and Oxford will pay $125,000 for the lot and then be reâ€" sponsible for maintenrance and municipalâ€" taxes for the the Regional Municipality of Waterioo and the Grand River Conservation Authorâ€" ity. â€" Financing will be termed on a 50 year agreement that will be terminated in the year 2027. Oxford Deâ€" velopment started buying subject to approval by the land for this expansion more than two yeaxI ago. ‘‘The proposal is a good one. The city has bargained hard,"" said Mayor Herb Epp Ontario government _ reâ€" commending the establishâ€" ment of a psychiatric reâ€" habilitation centre in this area to serve the needs of exâ€"psychiatric patients in would require $100,000 to be funded jointly by the Regional Municipality of Waterloo and the Ontario Government. In the works for over two