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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1989

"RECORDS SHOW THAT OUR

STUDENTS HAVE ALWAYS EXCELLED THEMSELVES IN THE LONDON-BASED INTERNATIONAL CONTEST AND THEIR NAMES HAVE ALWAYS APPEARED ON THE LISTS OF MERITORIOUS AWARDS."

AMONG THE 21 ENTRIES SELECTED TO COMPETE IN THE LONDON-BAS ZD CONTEST, HONG KONG STUDENTS WON TWO SPECIAL COMMENDATIONS, FOUR HIGH COMMENDATIONS AND TWO COMMENDATIONS.

MR LI SAID HE WAS CONFIDENT THAT LOCAL STUDENTS WOULD MAINTAIN THE GOOD RECORD IN THE COMING YEARS.

WINNERS IN THE LOCAL COMPETITION WERE AWARDED BOOK PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $6,250 DONATED BY THE HONG KONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF -COMMERCE.

THE FIRST PRIZE OF $1.000 IN CLASS A FOR CANDIDATES AGED BETWEEN 16 AND 18 WENT TO JENNIFER TSANG CHIU-CHUN OF DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL. SHE ALSO EARNED A ROUND TRIF TO KUALA LUMPUR AND $2,000 SPENDING MONEY DONATED BY THE ROYAL COMMONWEALTH SOCIETY IN HONG KONG.

THE SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES OF CLASS A WENT TO ALICE CHAN SAU-WAI OF SACRED HEART CANOSSIAN COLLEGE AND ESTHER TSANG OF ST MARY'S CANOSSIAN COLLEGE.

WINNERS IN CLASS B FOR STUDENTS AGED BETWEEN 14 AND 15 WERE KAISER FUNG KAI-SZE OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE (FIRST PRIZE), AMY NG OF DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL (SECOND PRIZE) AND AILEEN WONG TSANG-YU PRIZE.

IN CLASS C FOR STUDENTS AGED BETWEEN 12 AND 13, REGGIE ST MARY'S CANOSSIAN COLLEGE WON THE FIRST PRIZE, WHILE CARMEN MARYMOUNT SECONDARY SCHOOL AND LUNG EN-TING OF

ST CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE WERE AWARDED THE SECOND AND THIRD RESPECTIVELY.

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LI OF LAT OF PAUL'8 PRIZES

THE WINNERS IN CLASS D FOR STUDENTS AGED BELOW 12 WAS ALDY TSANG OF DIOCESAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL, FOLLOWED BY GENEVIEVE CHAN HOY-WON OF ST STEPHEN'S GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOL AND MICHAEL CHAN OF DIOCESAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

THERE WERE ALSO CONSOLATION PRIZES IN EACH CLASS.

ALSO PRESENTING PRIZES TO WINNERS AT TODAY'S CEREMONY WERE THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ᎨᏒ HARRY GARLICK, AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ROYAL COMMONWEALTH SOCIETY IN HONG KONG, MRS OPHELIA CHEUNG-MACPHERSON,

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