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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-04-14, Page 2• ZehiS1 ` fine markets... of fine foods Times -Advocate, April 1+, 19162 Area students display talent at regional science fair event Students from five area schools competed Wednesday in the first South Huron region science fair. There were 31 exhibits shown in general, physical and biological science classes. Each exhibit had previously placed in competi- tions at Exeter, Zurich, Hen - sail, Stephen Central or .J.A.D. McCurdy Public schools. Projects done by the grades six, seven and eight students were judged by a panel of six judges. Scientific thought ac- counted for 45 percent of the judging, with 25 percent for the students' creative ability, and 10 percent each for skill, dramatic value and a written report. The grade six class • was open as an encouragement for younger students, while only the first and second place ex- hibits from the grade seven and eight classes will go on to compete at the Huron County fair. An expected 48 entries from the four Huron County regions will compete at Huron Centennial school Wednes- day, April 14. Winners from the county meet will go on to further competitions and possibly compete at the Canada Wide science fair. Judges at the regional fair in Exeter were: Ainsley Mar- shall and Dennis McKnight from Centralia College; Peter Aunger from South .Huron District High School; Joe Laurie from Huron Centen- nial School; Cam Addison from Clinton Public School; and Garnett Harland a retired school principal from Clinton. GRADE EIGHT GENERAL WINNER -- Jeff Maxwell of Huron Park won the general science class for his grade at the regional science fair. Jeff's display looked at submarines. - TIMELY TOPIC — Lori Hutchinson from Stephen Cen- tral school designed her science fair displayaround the topic Maple Syrup. Lori placed first in the grade six en=r.I Winners of the regional fair by category were: Grade eight, general: first, Jeff Maxwell, McCurdy, sub- marines; second, Suzanne Finkbeiner, Stephen, lightn- ing; third, Jamie Beuerman, Exeter on the human body. Grade eight, physical: first, Kris McAdams, Zurich, flight; second, Scott Miller and Mark Dillon, Stephen, wind tunnels; third, Jackie Costain and Tina Grubbe, Mc- Curdy, telegraphy. Grade eight biology: first, Tracey Remkes and Wendy Leishman, Exeter, blood; se- cond, Stacey Sommerville, McCurdy, acid rain; third, Anne Diechert and Tanya Forrester, Zurich, mouse and gerbil mazes. Grade seven general: first, Caven women visit in Arctic April 12, the P.C.W. of *Caven Presbyterian Church held their thank offering meeting. Mrs. Sally Laing opened the meeting with a reading on "Easter". Mrs. Aileen Knight took as her devotion, Matthew 28: 1-10 and 16-20. Her very in- spirational talk was taken from two words from each verse; 5,6 and 7 - "Looking For", "Come Back" and "He Lives". Mrs. Mickey Bridges in- troduced the guest speaker, Dave McClure, who showed slides and explained what it is like in ,the Arctic. He spent three weeks, in theArctic,Iast summer and I'm sure everyone enojyed what Dave had to share with us. The Gordon Auxiliaryladies provided music, "All 'that I Am" and "Life In Jesus", ac- companied by Mrs. Blanche Dougall. • Mrs. Dorothy Iles closed the meeting with prayer and the ladies served a delicious lunch. Seniors enjoy music program A meeting of Exeter senior citizens was held April 6 with about 40 in attendance. Mrs. Caldwell was in the chair for the program which consisted of several musical numbers by Dave and Beth Prouty and their two daughters and readings by Hazel Snell and an Easter Hat Parade. A report from the advisory committee was given, and some discussion re bus trips. A social time over the teacups, which was served by Hurondale W.I. closed the meeting. jr, QUESTION AND ANSWER ON OWLS — Cam Datling and Darren Dale, from Stephen Central School wonthe grade seven general science class with an informa- tional display on owls. The boys competed at the regional science fair at the South Huron Rec Centre, Wednesday. AM ILLUSTRATED Grade eight students from Stephen Central, Tracy Remkes and Wendy Leishman, won the biology class for their grade at the regional science fair, Wednesday. Mrf�J�r.1►�Iy. „:W."0► Cam Darling and Darren Dale, Stephen, owls; second, Kim Lowe, McCurdy, stars; third, Chris Miller and Clark Adams, Zurich, computers. Grade seven physical: first, Mike Moffatt, McCurdy, coal shaft mining; second, Brad Mack, Exeter, temperature controlled motor; third, Trevor Ratz, Stephen, electromagnets. Grade seven biology: first, Darren O'Connor, Zurich, behaviour of minnows; se- cond, Todd Witherspoon, Stephen, hampster feeding; Michael Finkbeiner, Exeter, acid rain. Grade six general: first, Lori Hutchinson, Stephen, maple syrup; second, Sheila Randall and Annette Woods, McCurdy, stars. Grade six physical: first, Vicki Scott, Exeter, acid testing; second, Steve Martin, Stephen, electromagnets; third, Joanne Bridle, Zurich, nuclear energy. Grade six biology: first, Donna Gingerich, second, Zurich, houseplants; second, Donna Dunlop, McCurdy, horses. HENSALL .FA IR WINNERS — Trevor Cottrell (left) and Jon Ferris demonstrate their steam engine model at the regional science fair at the South Huron Rec Centre, Wednesday. 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