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42 - Wednesday, May 6, 1987 - North Shore News

Lifestyles

Students win
essay contest

LOCAL STUDENTS made a good
showing in the first ever University
of British Columbia essay contest.
J. Rachel Cave, a student at
Hillside Secondary School in West
Vancouver, won the $1,000 second
prize in the contest, which was

- entered by 1,648 Grade 12 students

from across B.C.
" Sonja Lindstrom and Lee-Ann
McGuire from Argyle Secondary
School and Lynne Boardman from
Sutherland Secondary School, all
from North Vancouver, and Erica
Crumlin from West Vancouver
Secondary School were among 22
students who won book prizes.
Argyle’s Gordon Smith and
Kathy Stilwell, Paul Hargreaves
from Seycove Secondary School,

Janette Hellmuth from West Van-
couver Secondary and Toivo Klaar
from Sentinel Secondary School
wrote essays that were awarded
honorable mention.

First prize of $1,500 was won by
Ari Giligson of Sir Winston Chur-

chill Secondary School, and Shaiza -

Damji of Crofton House won | the
$500 third prize.

The participating students wrote
the essay in their respective schools
at 1 p.m. on Feb. 9. The topic,
which was Discovery, wasn't
revealed until they sat down to
write the paper.

Students had three hours in
which to write their essays, which
were identified only by numbers to
ensure anonymity.

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. _ SATURDAY'S SPECIAL
_A 6 oz. NEW YORE STEAK

and 4% DUNGENESS CRAB

. ‘Includes Soup or Salad

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That special day for that special someone —
your Mom. She tied your shoes. Sang you
lullabies. Drove you to hockey games at 6:00
a.m. Let you talk on the phone all night. «

Show her you care...with all the treats a
Mother would love. Exquisite chocolates,
flowers, bath toiletries or precious trinkets
for her home.

There are more gift ideas than

you have memories at Lons-

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_ can even treat Mom to

lunch or dinner

While you're shopping, enter to win our

“Memories Are Made of Mom” Contest.

Just bring in your favourite photo of you

and your Mom to our information desk and

enter to win. (Contest details at Lonsdale
-Quay Market).

Dinner for Two at the Cheshire Cheese

Inn ¢ Beauty and Bath Pack (For

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Program fees are:

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- Laundry - $7.59 monthly
~ Student Activity - $7.00 monthly .

Textbooks and tools cost $150.00 and may be used in Levels 2 and 3
of the program.
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Please note: Students entering this program are eligible for loans from
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