The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

www.insideHALTON.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, April 13, 2017 |30 Students big winners at science and engineering fair Students from Oakville took hom e several awards during the 57th Annual Bay Area Sci ence and Engineering Fair (BASEF) held Tues day, April 4 , in Hamilton at M ohawk College. More than $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 in prizes was awarded during the awards ceremony, sponsored by Ar celorMittal Dofasco. The BASEF Committee Award for top el ementary school was awarded to Oakville Christian School. King' s Christian Collegiate w on the Herb Gildea Award for top secondary school. Sabrina Mogus, from Em ily Carr Public School, w on the ArcelorMittal Dofasco Pin nacle Best-in-Fair Award for her project Don't FEAST on Your FL E E C E . Sabrina also w on the Roy Middleton Award for Best Junior Project. Her brother, Jack M ogus from Garth Webb Secondary School, w on second prize for his project G -- GLOVE: An Environmentally Friendly and Cost Effective Alternative to Pres ent Day Surgical Gloves. Jack also w on the Drs. Ranjan and Monalisa Sur Award for Best High School Project. Third place w ent to Andres Lom bo from St. Thom as Aquinas Secondary School for his proj ect Synthesis of ZnO Nanorod Thin films for Therm oelectric Energy Conversion. Declan Allan, from Oakville Christian School, w on the BASEF Chairm an' s Award for his project W h at' s Your Beef? Three out of five high school projects have been selected to travel to Los Angeles, Calif., in M ay to com pete at the Intel International Sci ence and Engineering Fair. They are: Jack M ogus, Andres Lom bo and Arielle Ainabe. Ainabe, w ho is from Garth Webb Secondary School, did her project on From a Single M om ent of Force to Sustain able Energy: Achieving Optimal Frequency for Piezoelectricity. Sixteen students with top projects will ad vance to the Canada W ide Science Fair to be held in May in Regina, Sask., including seven winning projects from Oakville: Kailas Chari, Maple Grove Public School, w ho did a project on Can Spices Control Fungal Growth; Paul Drakos, from Hillfield Strathallan College, The `Helical W ater Coil': A Residential and Commercial Thermoelectric Generator; Edward Lom bo, from St. Andrew Elem entary School, w ho did his project on Electrochem ical Synthesis of Ammonia; C onnor M cCourt, from Oakville Christian School, w ho did his project on Grow W ith The Flow; Sabrina Mogus, from Em ily Carr Public School, for her project Don't FEAST on Your FLEEC E; Andrew Probert, from Maple Grove Public School, w ho did his project on Can the Theory of Garage Doors and Folding Doors be Used to Create A D ock?; and, Benjamin Waldie, from King' s Christian College, for Recapturing W aste Energy from a Natural Gas Furnace using Thermoelectric Technology. Additional award winner information is avail able on the BASEF website: www.basef.ca. Discover Hearing Excellence An award winning clinic that listens to you Our goal is to simplify your life and make hearing effortless. Come and try the latest in Hearing Aid technology. Experience first hand, hearing devices that lets you hear what you want to hear, even in the most complex listening environment. 50% OFF on Hearing Aids fliL P u rch ase a sele cted H earing A id & g e t th e 2nd at h a lf price till June 30th, 2017 EXCELLENCE COME & EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE Call TO D A Y & book your appointment 647.492.9021 Oakville Bronte Village 100 Bronte Road, Unit 6 Beat cash emergencies with a Cash Advance. Available in-store, online, and wherever you're reading this ad. For details, visit us at: Open your senses to what others have experienced. PLUM'S SHOP iS NOW OPEN! Don't forget to pre order your Easter treats. Pies, butter tarts, scones, cookies, loaves and assorted squares are available. 2460 Neyagawa Blvd 905-257-1917 198 Speers Rd 905-338-6000 We can help. MONEY MART® is a registered service mark of National Money Mart Company. © 2015 National Money Mart Company. All rights reserved. W e s e r v e fr e s h b r e a k f a s t & lu n c h e s d a ily T a k e - o u t o n ly u n til 2 :0 0 , M o n d a y - F r id a y W e o f f e r fu ll s e r v ic e c o r p o r a t e c a t e r in g T A B iq c u m ) th Birthday Sale & Draw d ia l 447 S peers Rd, unit 9 · 9 0 5 -8 4 4 -7 1 1 0 w w w .p lu m c a te rin g .c a rE U P &MORE! OFF OUR REG. PRICES on selected m erchandise baler's upholstery & design Butterick www.baiers.ca · 1000's of D esigner fabrics to ch oo se Years in business And 2 days only, Sat. & Mon., April 15 & 17 it's our BONUS BUNNY NO TAX EVENT! Everyone receives anadditional 1 3 %discountontheir totalpurchase before tax. D etails in-store!Please N ote: we are closedGoodFriday&EasterSunday. Sale in effect April 1-30/17, on selected in-stock merchandise. See online flye rfo r details. CALL US FOR A N APPOINTMENT Sofas · Chairs · Headboards · Throw Pillows · Drapery & Hardware Follow us on Fatebook & Twitter! www.fabricland.ca MISSISSAUGA: 3015 WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD.(N.W . side@ D undas) 905-828-9966 BURLINGTON: 3515 FAIRVIEW ST. 905-639-2516 11-2345 Wyecroft Road,Oakville · 905.616.3156 · info@baiers.ca f