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Clarence Michiel
Elementary placed first in
the 17th Annuat Sclence Fair
Reach For The Top contest
with 1540 paints, Veritas was
second with 1320 points and
Cassie Hall was third wi
us «points =

Peter Hepburn of Clarence
Michiel was first in the
Spelling Bee~ contest.
Audrey Faber of Centennial
Christian School was second
and Sara Newbery of
Hazelton’s .John Field.
Elementary was third.

In thé paper airplane
. contest Randy Sousa of E.T.
Kenney: was first in the
Kindergarten to Grade 1
These three girls were at the Science Fair to see the sights and to share a little joke. ovis Williston of Urlends was

‘ ‘ ° first in the Grade 2 to Grade
: 5 division with 8.42 meters.
Fernando Barbosa of Veritas
was first in the Grade 4 to
Grade 5 division with 13,85
meters. Ron Mante] of
Centennial.was first in the.
Grade € to Grade 7 division
with 15.21.meters, =

Others results are as
tollows: at

The 50 winners of the two-
egg drop contest were
among 218 entries this year.

Included in the winners
are David Mantel, Steve
Mantel, Rodger Van-
derkwaak (Centennial
Christian School), James
McKay (Cassie Hall
Elementary), Jody. Cox,
Julie Krause (Clarence
Michiel Elementary), Che
Guno, Lee McColman, Ryan
McColman UE.T. Kenney),
Link Baker, Lisa Chen-Wing,
Ryan Chen-Wing, Shawn
Coulter, Kelly Haggerty,
Lana Haggerty, Jean-Paul
Lavalle, Roddy McMynn,
Blake Rossiter, Wendy

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Science Fair contest

" deadline,

Rossiter (Parkside
Elementary), Fraser Ear!
(Stewart Elementary),
David Greening, Jo-Anne
Greening {Thornhill
Elementary), Chad
Albright, Kim Bork, Jason
_Chelsberg,.Carna Clarke,
Aaron Foster, Kevin Harder,
Gary Hawkins, Elizabeth
Mendes, Floaa Procter,
Shannon Skrabyk, Mark
Therrien, Bobby Woodcock,
Shawn Wyatt (Thornhill
Primary), Sean  Buijtas,
Chris Webster, Scott Lopt-
son, Ian Lorens, Megan
Phillips, Bronagh Sheridan,
Dean Stewart, Sarah
Sheridan (Uplands
Elementary}, Brian An-
derson, Michelle Ciffolli,
Yvonne Forcier, Dominic
Ignas, Sandra Johnston,
Ivan Lagace, Lyn Lavoie
(Veritas Catholic School).

In the toothpick structures
contest the winners were:
Kindergarten to Grade 1,
first, Ryan -‘MeColman (E.T.
Kenney), Grade 2 to Grade 3,
first, Lydia Walsh (Clarence
Michiel), Grade 4 to Grade 5,
‘first, . Elizabeth Olson
(Clarence Michiel), Grade 6
to Grade 7, first, Tim
Fleming (Clarence Michiel),
second, Robbie Depray
(Clarence Michiel), and
third, Tony Broman
(Veritas}.

In the popsicle stick
structures contest the
winners were: Kindergarten
to Grade 1, (Individual),
first, Daphne Heenan
(Uplands), second, Rodney
Kuehne (Veritas), and third,
Roderick MeMynn
(Parkside).

The first place group
winner was Grade 1, E.T.
Kenney.

Individual winners were:
Grade 2 to Grade 3, first,
Shawn Wyatt (Thornhill
Primary), and second, Doug
Stainton (Parkside),

Group winnera were: E,T.

" Kenney (Ferris Wheel) first,

and E.T. Kenney (Bridge),
second.

Individual winners were:
Grade 4 to Grade 5, first,
Lori Drake (Clarence
Michiel), second, Terry
Bartlett (Clarence Michiel);
Grade 6 to Grade 7, first,
James McKay (Cassie Hall),

Group winnera were; Mike
Praticante and Patrick
Johnson (Clarence Michiel).

In the structures from
other materials contest the
winners were: Kindergarten
to Grade 1 (Individual)
Karen Appleton (Parkside),
Grade 4 to Grade 5 ‘(In-
dividual), first, Brian Jones
(Clarence Michiel) and
second, Anna Medeiros
(Clarence Michiel);
(Group), first, Pam Lamb

and Lange Popoff (Clarence
Michiel), and second, Sam
Sparling and Gerald Walsh
{Clarence Michiel) ; Grade 6
to Grade 7 (Group) first,
Scott Inglis and Tim
Fleming (Clarence Michiel).

In the toothpick bridge
contest the winners were:
Kindergarten to Grade 1
(Undividual), firet, Matthew
Twidle (Uplands); Grade 4
to Grade § (Individual),
first, Shane MeColman
(Clarence Michiel);
(Group), first, Parkside
Elementary, secand,
Channing Cey, Chris Lind-
seth (Veritas); Grade 6 to
Grade 7 (Individual), first,
Dominic Ignas (Veritas),
and second, May Da Silva
{Clarence Michiel).

In the toothpick structures
challenge contest the winner
was Yvonne McColman
{Clarence Michiel).

In the popsicle slick
structures challenge contest
the winner was, first, Sara
Morin (Veritas).

The Science contest
winners were: Kindergarten
to Grade 1 - Sean Bujtas
{Uplands}; Grade 2 to Grade
3, first, Pat Williston
{Uplands}; second, Jefi
Janssen (Centennial); and
third, Chad Albright
{Thomhill Primary); Grade
4 to Grade § (Individual)
first, Jody Cox (Clarence
Michiel); second, Alexander
Ear] (Stewart Elementary);
and third, Peter Hepburn
(Clarence Michiel); (Group)
first, Grade 5 (Veritas), and
second, Grade 4 (Clarence
Michiel); Grade 6 to Grade
7, first, Elaine Wiebenga and
Jenny Vanderwal, second,
Audrey Faber and third, Ron
Mantel and Rodger Van-
derkwaak (all from Cen-
tennial Christian); Grade 8
to Grade 10, first, Valerie
Janssen (Skeena), second,
Christine Janssen (Skeena)
and third, Barry Tolmie
(Skeena Jr. Sec.), Alan
MeAllister (Skeena Jr.
Sec.), Steve Donahue
(Skeena Jr. See.), Foji
Dhansan (Skeena Jr. Sec.);
Grade 11 to Grade 12, first,

Randy Kasum (Stewart
Secondary).
In the social studies

contest the winners were:
Grades 4 to 5, first, Christine
Weber (Clarence Michiel);
secom Lee Boake, Sara
Chen-Wing, Julie Krause
(Clarence Michiel); and
third, Tanya Maillary
(Cassie Hall); Grade 6 to
Grade 7, first, Kirsten
Mueller (Centennial
Christian) and second Teena
Devost (Cassie Hall): Grade
8 to Grade 10, first, Conle
Knoedler and second Bar-
bara Coyles, Peter Marx.

Death deadline
held 30 hours

DAMASCUS (AP) — The
hijackers of a Pakistani
jetliner with more than 100
hostages aboard extended
their deadline to blow up the
plane for 30 bours to 11 a.m.
EST on Thureday after first
refusing to accept a delay,
said a radio transmission
overheard by reporters.

“OK, the deadline will be 6
p.m. (11 am. EST) Thur-

- say March 12," a hijacker

said in English in a con-
versation conducted by radio

. with Syrian negotiatérs, in

the airport control tower.
Eariler the hijackers had

rejected a Syrian requeat to

extend the original deadline

' which hed been set for noon

(5 a.m. EST) today.

At that time, little more
than an hour before the
one of the
hijackers told the. ne-
gotiatora: ‘We have given
you 24 hours to accept our
demands and we refuse to

|. extend the deadline.”
_) But as ihe conversation

continued one Syrian
mediator was heard to say:

| “Please give usa chance to |
{pass on-your demanda ‘to

government.”

It was at then the hijackers

agreed to extend the
deadline.

A Pakistan government

spokesman in Islamabad
said the extension wag
requested by Pakistan and
made through Syria's chief
hijack negotiator, Brig,-Gen,
Mohammed Khol.

Syrian officials doubted
the hijackers would blaw up
the Boeing 720 seized 10 days
ago. But they conceded they
might pick outone or more of
the hostages and kill them,
es they did a Paskistani
diplomat last Friday. ;

A senior Syrian official
predicted Tuesday that
hostages’ ordeal would soon
be over after the hijackers
reduced the number of
Prisoners in Pakistan whose
freedom they demanded to

between 45 and 55 from about
100,

Pakistan’s military
government agreed to
release 30 of those listed but
sald the rest were hardened
ss iemres said reports from
slamabad, the Paki
copa akistani

Syrian sources said the hi-
jackers gave ho indication
they were ready to accept
the reduced Dumber in
return for their hostages
who include Amanut Khan of
mains lad

® Pakistani
of the Ue. residents