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OLD BONES made up part of the display by Thornhill Primary year

4 student Nikki Lee Diana in Terrace's 27th annual Science Fair.

Hundreds of students took part this year from several local schools.

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Whether it was the favourite
world-famous egg-drop, the
paper airplane flight test or the
many displays and experiments,
Terrace’s 27th annual Science
Fair had something to offer for
everyone,

Long hours of-work were put
into the projects by many
students. And the kind of
dedication that showed in the
final product could be a sign of
a lifelong love of science — or
even a future career.

This - year’s winning entries
are as follows:
Year 1/2 Displays

Ist —
(Thornhill Primary).

2nd —
(Parkside Elementary)

3rd — Tamara Ross, Charis
Ritter and Justin Schultz (Thor-
nhill Primary).

Year 3/4 Displays

Ist — Kaya Downs, Kara
Birdsell and Amber Braid (Kiti
: K’ Shan).

2nd. —. Tracy. Carita, and .

' John . Robert. Davis (Veritas),

Mathieu Leclerc (Kiti K’Shan).

3rd — Andrea Buhr (Thor-
nhill Primary), Merten Schem-
merling (Uplands), Steven
Hawke (Thornhill Primary).

Year 3/4 Experiments

Ist — Daniel Chapman
(Parkside)
~ 2nd — Allen Wootion (E.T.
Kenney}, Alicia Skinner and
Trina Myhr (Thornhill
Primary).

3rd -— Michael Todd (Thor-
nhill Primary), Liam Murphy
(Uplands)

Grade 4 Display

Ist — Tom Sager (Centen-
nial)

2nd — Greg Nutma (Centen-
nial), Dustin Schibli (Parkside)

3rd — Ryan ..Lomax

Christopher Yeast.

Megan Noonan

(Parkside),
(Centennial)
Grade 4 Experiment

Ist — Aaron Peters (Centen-
nial)

2nd —
(Cassie Hall)

3rd — Devin Craig (Cassie
Hall), Beth Korpi (Veritas)

Grade 5 Display

Ist — Terry Froese and Levi
Froese (North Coast Cor-
respondence School) _

2nd — Kevin Gillanders, Jay
Foster and Keary Murphy
(Uplands)

3rd — Patrick Levesque and
Steven Gervais (Veritas)

Grade 5 Experiments

lst — Gavin Barnard and
Patrick Desjardins (Uplands)

2nd — Melanie Mahon and
Wendy Hadley (Uplands)

3rd — Kara Myhr (Thornhill
Elementary)

Grade 6 Displays

Ist — Robert Gervais and

Jeff Town (Veritas)

Timothy Roders

Justin Johnstone

- 2nd“ Tia Casper (Thornhill,

Elemefitary)
Grade 6 Experiments
Ist — Jeff Town (Veritas)
and — Maiya Davis and
Joann Penner (Centennial)
3rd — Phoenix Diep and
Stephen Anaka (Centennial)
Grade 7 Display
3rd — Megan Henderson and
Lucy Sager (Centennial)
Grade 7 Experiments

_ Ist — Heather Roodzant
(Centennial)
2nd — Amanda Talstra
’ (Centennial)

3rd — Ryan Orr (Centennial)
Grade 9 Displays
znd — Rob Freeman
(Centennial)
Egg Drop Years 1-4
Andrew Nutma (Centennial
Christian), Eric Eckert

Fair finale

(Parkside), Sheldon Davidson
(Parkside), Nathan VYoogd
(Centennial), Chris Lomax
(Parkside), Joel Kamlah
(Parkside), David Parussini
(Centennial)
Egg Drop Grades 4-7

Ist — Greg Nutma (Centen-
nial Christian)

2nd -— Eric Roy (Centennial
Christian)

3rd — Terry Froese (North |

Coast Correspondence School)
Scavenger Hunt Year 1-4
1st — John Will Keating, Jef-

fery Town, Stephen Anaka
(Veritas)
' 2nd.— Rhonda Freeman,

Melissa Straw, Lindsey Russell

3rd — Robert Chapman,
Nick Chapman, Courtney
Vasseur (Cassie Hall)

Foil Boat Contest,

Ist ~— Birke Schemmerling
and Danna Haworth (Uplands)

2nd — Anna Johnson
(Veritas)

3rd — Eric Roy and Andrew

, Westerhof (Centennial Chris-
* tian).

Straw Tower Contest
ist — John-Will Keating,
Jeff Town, Stephen Anaka
(Veritas)
2nd — Nathan Northridge,
Kevin Gillanders, Keary Mur-
phy (Uplands)
3rd — Cindy Focker, Julie
Focker, Rachael Wilkerson
(Uplands)
Paper Airplane Contest
1st — Dustin Montgomery
(Thornhill Primary)
2nd — Brad Mills (Veritas)
3rd — Christopher Walker
(Veritas) .
Bluck Tower Contest .
Ist — Chris Ekeli and Allen
Wootton (E.T. Kenney)
2nd — Christine LeClaire and
Kristofer Owens (Veritas)

MORE
CASH
PRIZES

The turning of another page
on the calendar brought a
bonus for two holders of Dr.

- R.E.M. Lee Hospital Founda-

tion cash calendars.

James Morhart of Terrace's
name was drawn Feb. 29 while
Victoria’s Gerri Tanner was
the lucky winner March 1.
Both get $100, double the nor-
mat daily prize.

Winners of $50 from Mar. 1
to 4 were Blair Weber of

Kelowna, Simone Jefferson
and Tom Casey of Stewart and
Terrace’s Jerry Elkiw and Eric
Dusdal.

The past week’s cash calen-
dar $50 winners include Ter-
race’s Nora Phillips, Tony
Pauls and Carmen Maillowx.
Also collecting cash were
Prince Rupert’s Perry Boyle
and Bob Hardy, Kitimat resi-
dent Ken Heffos, and Jim
Bellinger, of Langley.

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4nd — Anna Johnson and
Alyssa Gervais (Veritas)
3rd — Daniel Hicks and
Aaron Gingles (Parkside)
Canadian Women in
Timber Displays

Year 1: Kelsey Wood
(Parkside)

Year 2: Kimberly Smith
(Parkside), Michael Diana
(Thornhill Primary)

Year 4: Nikki Lee Diana

(Thornhill Primary)
Class Entry: Mrs. Epp’ s Year
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Tree Aging Contest
Year 4:
Ist — Joanna Keating
(Veritas)
and — Stephanie Huisman
(Centennial Christian) .
3rd — Bobbi-Lisa Marshall
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Grade 4:
ist -— Melissa Guenther
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Grade 5:
Ist — Kaeli Van Herk
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3rd — Nathan Freeman
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Grade 6:
Ist — Liza Vande Velde
(Centennial Christian)
2nd — Stephen Anaka
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3rd — Jeff Town (Veritas)
Grade 7:
Ist — Ryan Orr (Centennial
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2nd — Amanda Talstra
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