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the tribune thursday feb 1dsu sass orchard parktsr tin iry science fair projects no flight of fancy here ingrid did all the work including dissecting the pigeons and preserving the various parts in formaldehyde it was all part of the annual orchard park public school science fair held last week lohn montgomery b i our 15th annual grand this project by ingrid huisman on pigeons was one of two from the grade 7 section chosen in the life science division to go on to the area ii fair considerable work was required to put this display together v k ess hi neighbour r appliance bargains for your home r all appliances available for propanejor i004 0ff clare furnace i- -i- clean comfort able low cost auiomaitc heat j ing yours at s a giant saving one of the doz- ens of bargains at the 15th an nual hi neigh bour sale st your friendly canadian starting keb 10th 1975 25 off dryers 20 off ranges ingus water heaters wall heaters v space heaters gas grills 20o off primus campout 2 miles north of hwy no 7 on hwy no 48 canadian propane 2945665 markham 3611774 k by h john montgomery stouffville orchard park public schools auditorium looked like a rube goldberg convention last week when the judging were held for the schools science fair v the projects some class assignments and some volunteer ran the gammit fronia motorized hockey puck torture test to a handmade camera constructed of cardboard and paper that actually worked out of this ingenious assortment 12 projects were selected to go on to the area fair which will be held in march in the intermediate category grade 7 students two efforts k were chosen in the life science division first was a group project by- andrew reesor and ken wells which dealt with microscope slides and second was a study of pigeon anatomy con ducted by ingrid huisman who did the rather gory work of dissecting pigeons and preserving various parts mn formaldehyde a project on alcohol brought a first in the physical science category to mike hamilton and a group endeavor on steam engines by mark ogden and neil davis took second- in the kindergartento grade six junior category two vironmental science projects will go on to the area competition first was a scale model of the stouffviue dump showing how it would affect the village allison barrett and marie couperthwaite whooriginated it did permeability tests with various materials and f foodcoloring as a tracer i s carolyn nauta and elaine- timbers came in second with a layout of a sugar- bush which in- eluded some tasty samples of maple sugar a project on waxes by i joeypetrieand another on trie solar system by jim reid tied for first in z the physical science category kevin smiths j previously mentioned- hockey puck torture test was allotted a second keith widemans study of volcanoes will go on to the area competition in the earth science division i r y janice gray took first in the life science fi category with a unique project inwhich she if tested several people toj see which parts of youv can identify what they jj feel best she learned- fingers work best and hips and stomach are worst a project on ants which included a gigantic ant farm by deborah mcnalley was second nursery school registration rcr mafcwsthr- supervisor mrs patricia byer 149 10th line south v- just- arrived large variety of office furniture much lower than market value desks oak maple birch 48 single 60 double pedestal chalrs swivel typists oak file cabinets school desks brices furniture barn don mills rd 5 mi n of newmarket 4784175 jj janice gray won a first place in the life science section with a unique project in which she tested people to see which parts of the body they could identify feeling best she found that fingers are best and stomach worst discount dog foods v this weeks specials- budget dog food ffel 5 alpo pet food purina dog chow 10 vaita6te feb28- march vm5 ss nowopetofhepjubblc ttr iterav6 f thornhiii m 79 3i fl thamtiif ijustcant r afford to lose wbghrrfvf you re only fooling yourself 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