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s tribune march 12 1986 a3 tribune carrier james stott delivers 32 wednesday papers plus some weekenders on a route covering stuart street and part of fhicketwood boulevard hes a grade 6 student at summitview public school erkki pohjolainen james stott shrewd carrier banks earnings by erkki pohjolainen stouffville james stott the 12yearold son of jane and john stott booth drive de livers the tribune to 32 homes on stuart street and thicket- wood boulevard hes also a weekender carrier the grade 6 student at sum mitview public school began his route last june and none of his customers have complained about the service james has spent some of his earnings on clothes but most of it is in the bank he hasnt yet decided what hell do with the money so for now hes content to let the interest accumulate the wellspoken youth likes to help people children in particu lar and feels a good way of achieving this is by keeping them in good health he intends to study medicine and special ize in pediatrics 8 gormley missionary church international speakers will attend conference by evelyn milsted tsormley a conference at the missionary church this week wll feature guests from various countries on thursday at 730 pm marilyn mcllroy will talk atiput her nursing work in haiti rev james roussos of cyprus will speak friday at 730 pm an international pot luck supper will be held saturday beginning at 6 pm joan walsh of nigeria africa will be the speaker with music provided by the malto- naifes sunday at 11 am rev phil logan of sierra leone afri ca will be on hand and at 7 pm rev gene parkins canadian director of the missionary avia tion fellowship will speak ajiumber of gormley residents attended the funeral of earl co- ber at fordwich last week geraldine brillinger is in york central hospital richmond hill awaiting surgery on her hip later this month at sunnybrook hospit al in toronto mr and mrs russell heise have returned from a two week holiday with their daughter and soninlaw rev and mrs doug wightman and family in regina saskatchewan a number of gormley residents have returned from a two week trip to florida they are mr and mrs carl timbers mr and mrs bruce benson mr and mrs bob koopman and daughters and mr and mrs lloyd harvey the heise hill senior sewing circle met all day tuesday in parkviews friendship home this is your invitation to a mis cellaneous shower for janice steckley and sandy todd at 745 pm friday march 14 in victor ia square community centre friends and relatives of mr and mrs george barrett of gravenhurst formerly of gorm ley are invited to an open house celebration their fiftieth wed ding anniversary will be cele brated at gormley missionary church on saturday march 22 from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm there will be a community good friday service at 1030 am in the heise hill church science projects dazzling by erkki pohjolainen hitchurch a multitude of projects adorned the dicksons hill public school gymnasium as the school recently held its annual science fair in fact there were so many entries this year some had to5e displayed hanging off the volleyball net with so much work and varie ty jthe judges had difficulty in de termining which displays stood above the rest they evaluated thm in three levels primary in- tetrtiediate and junior and in three categories life technolo- gyahd physicalearth justin harding a kindergarten student received honorable men- tictrt in the primary level of life fop his project the life cycle of a butterfly inan interview at the gym jus- thjexplained the life cycle goes around and around and around while tracing his finger faster and faster over a circular diagram in thfe 20page report book he pre pared he said the work took a long loflg time to do from morning to night time but it was on a day i didnt go to school jits mother mary lou harding sajd justin spent many evenings wejring on butterflies adding thfconly a portion of his work was atrthe school in addition to the report book justin displayed a fourpanel cdrdboard exhibit with models of the fiutterflys four stages in life julstin will happily explain to anyone who wants to know what the four stages are he also in clined four reference books and a plush caterpillar toy with fold- away wings to demonstrate the metamorphosis wesley craven with his work on pigeons tied for first with gra ham crowder and his work on seed sense in the primary level of the life category amber mun- dys work on teeth came second tied with a team project on koala bears by jennifer taylor and ann ferguson cameron ribble took third with his research on dino saurs charles topping also re ceived honorable mention for his study on 200 animals corrie harding justins sister came first in the junior division with a project on geotropism christine obrien and kelly reid came second with their study on photosynthesis followed by jen nifer holstein finishing third with an investigation into esp rachael groves work on photo synthesis finished first in the in termediated life competition second was awarded to christy houghton and her hair project with third going to the combined efforts of lisa hutchison and cheryl taylor on a study of the respiratory system in the technology class sarah primeau won the primary level competition with a look at peri scopes followed by sarah coysh and her explanation on how sugar is made third was awarded to janet tworek and her research on floating honorable mention went to chris grimes for his study of computers david fong and richard chao came first in the junior level with their work on electricity followed by the team of jarret johns and john pasalis and their compari son of floor detergents ryan mor ris with his project on finger printing tied for third with tina petkolu and her study of the elec tric telegraph philip jacobs was awarded first place in the intermediate level for his study of combustion engines second went to brent johnson who also did his work on combustion engines followed by paul purdy finishing third with his research on making paper megan wiebes water experi ments took first place in the physical earth competiton at the primary level kirsten fraser came second with her water ex periments followed by melisa sousa in third for her study of magnets honorable mentions went to randy monk for his work with rocks and bradley crawford for his research on evaporation the combined efforts of lorret- ta chang and lydia bourquis was awarded first place in the junior division for a project on colors shelly nix came second with a study of sound followed by sarah canata and her dancing moth balls finishing third honorable mentions went to tyler cave for his work with batteries and gregg mcdonald for his study on crystald billy keith and his investiga tion of earthquakes won in the in termediate level followed by david ribble with his project on rocks and minerals no other pro jects were enterd in this level call display advertising 2942200 or jenni hutt 2948244 1985 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