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Students who Cartwr . ' i = by Bethany Schryburt On Wednesday, April 5th, grade 7 and 8 students and many students in grades 4, 5 and 6 at Cartwright Cen- tral waited patiently as the over 200 individual entries in the Science Fair were judged. The three judges, as w ingenui ty at ight P.S. Science Fair Lewerentz and Lynn Mec- Laughlin. ..Conservation and Ecology first - Brian Gardner and Andy Postma - the display not only contained sufficient information on their. subject they had also built a scale model of a futuristic wind and stood by the display handing out typed quota- tions on the subject of con- servation. Second prize went to Cindy Wilson. Junior Division: first - Lynn McLaughlin, second - Heather Locke with Eleanor Kelly, 3rd - Laura Gardner and honourable mention - Earth and Space Science: First and second prizes were not awarded in this category as the judges felt that none warranted super- ior achievement. 3rd - Roger Gould with Steven Frey and honourable men- tion - Randy Bartley, Judy N T.. YN Photography | SIEBE REKKER PORT PERRY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 12, 1978 -- 23 1 985-7086 & Mr. Eric Fletcher, Mr. David Paine, and Mr. ~ Randy Scott from Cart- . . : wright High School, all have etm 3 ) : 1 a good knowledge of ; 3 : Science. The projects were not only judged on the fini- shed product. Each student » went through several inter- 3 views to test his knowledge f of the project they had i entered. There was tre- mendous effort and ingen- uity put into -the six cate- gories. Wednesday after- noon and evening the Science Fair was opened to the public for viewing the o displays many of which were working models. Prizes in each categorie were donated by the Port Perry Lions Club. ¢ Medicine and Health: 3 First - Henry Wolters - milk 2 second -" Howard Bailey - i milk; 3rd - Elizabeth Kelly - 8 foot. Honorable mention - Jeanette VanGestle, Tracy Cochrane, - Ralph DeJong, Marilyn Green with Kelly McLaughlin. : Physics and Engineering: First - Kevin Kellow with Richard Duncan - electronic music, second - Karl Bart- ley - waterwheel, 3rd - Brian Topple - robot, and Honorable Mention - John Vaz with Alan Cooledge, Si Brent McLaughlin and Ron hy Lee with Greg Mason. 3 Plants and Animals: First Pauls Ware with Pat Post- ma - plant factory, second - Fred Marlow - plant germ- ination, 3rd - Laura Blakney with Darlene Ellis - birds, and honourable mention - Michelle Davies, Kevin Ferguson, Laura Gardner, Elaine Kelly, Vanessa Ayer and Heather Locke mill for generating power with Eleanor Kelly. Elaine Kelly. J ® plumbing ® heating - CALL - > PORT PERRY 985-2473 | NEVER HAVE SO MANY EATEN SOWELL ~~ AND LOST SO MUCH. SN Ron Lee [left] and Greg Mason admire the finished product of their successful steam engine. The boys are grade 5 students. Eight million people have been on the Weight Watchers * Program. A program that teaches you to eat delicious meals--within limits-as you learn to lose weight. We have over six million hours of classroom experience worldwide, a world renowned Medical Director, expert nutritionists and thousands of trained lecturers to help you practice what we teach. Once you've gotten yourself into shape, our Maintenance Plan shows you how to eat anything you like and control your weight for life. Join a Weight Watchers meeting today. The only thing you have to lose is weight. Losing weight never WEIGHT tasted so good. WATCHERS : N The Authority. @ YOU'RE THIS CLOSE TO LOSING WEIGHT. PORT PERRY: Masonic Hall, 320 Queen Street, Monday 7:30 p.m. UXBRIDGE: Salvation Army Auditorium, 114 Brock Street West, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Blackstock continued ¢& horn Banquet and also for the duties list for the com- ing year. In staying with the April- Caribbean Theme- Mrs. Romeril, the guest speaker for the evening, showed slides that she had taken in the Caribbean both from the 1940's when they were missionaries on the Islands and later in 1974 during # their return trip. Many - unique and interesting things were discovered about the culture and the people. Mrs. Romeril ended her presentation with the 1 0% - Henry Wolters, a grade 7 student demonstrates how the antique butterfat tester works. Henry also made the butter churn in the display. SUTTON: St. James Parish Hall, High Street, Monday 7:30 p.m. statement, "We should ask ourselves how much should we keep raising our stand- ard of living while many of the worlds population are just trying to live." WHITBY: Iroquois Park Arena, Whitby Hall (Upstairs), 500 Victoria West, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. FOR CLASS INFORMATION CALL » h IIE Ens cea 6 an tn oo .......Tallya-- Moore's -- worship oth service wisked everyone far Mississauga 1-826-9200 from the Caribbean to ENROLL AT ANY CLASS Hawaii where she and her Enroll at any class First meeting Fee $10 All other 'husband had spent an meelings $4, special senior citizen & student rate -- first Easter and were amazed at meeting $5 All other meetings $2 how much emphasis: is placed on the religious ser- vice Easter Sunday morn- FREE EACH MONTH WEIGHT ing. Vos Each month members WATCHERS The delightful evening bar fe | Went watchers agar The Authonty was ended with the usual " PA ; | 2bsolutely FREE Don't de . ) a 51 | ¥ L oday » delicious lunch of high This scale model of a f part of the display e calorie cakes and goodies skillfully prepared - by Donna and Tallya. . uturistic wind mill was only prepared by Brian Gardner [right] and Andy Postma, grade 8 students. Notice the size of the dump truck at 1.1e bottom. 0 bah ' bat 4 b/ AICTE SE 3 A LN