16 — Wednesday, March 12, 1997 — North Shore News

BRIGHTLUGHTS

Never too young for science |

EYNN Valiey Shopping Centre was trans-
tornied into a giant Jaboratory recently whea it
plaved host te the 1997 fnviraganal Science
Fair. Approximately 160) students, Grades 6
through 8. partuieipated in the event. Sraf! trom
Science World were also on hand for the fun.
Young scientists exhibited their work, answered
questions from the public. and had tin sharing
the seerets of ticir eaperiments with cach omer.
There was lots ro learn and it was a fun wav te
do it.

- . 7 - ™ TIME OUT... Bethany
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS... Braemar ele- Vadnak relaxes with a cool
mentary schoo!  vice-principat Dave = drink.

Montgomery distributes the participation
medais.

Leo OGtEe sg
FUNCTIONS Oy
BURNS toe,

BURNS BOG... North Shore News catriers Sarah Davis (Plymouth elementary)
and Nigel Davis (Windsor secondary) explain the ecological function of Burns Bog
and the healing effects of lavender leaf tea.

VERY IMPRESSIVE... Nazanin Anosheh is cengratulated on her fine work by her
proud dad Dean Anosheh.

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SOMETHING

SCIENTIFIC... Scientist
Andrew Costa conducts

an experiment.

MEETING THE MAYOR... Denielle Griffiths expiains
her exhibit details to Mayor Jack Loucks.

TWO SCIENTISTS...
Scientist Taylor
Moore, right, is joined
by his assistant
Matthew Holtz.

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INQUIRING MINDS
WANT TO KNOW...
Scientist Erin Thompson
of Biueridge elementary
school is ready to field
questions.

GREETINGS... Kent Brun peeks around the corner

EXHIBITION RIBBON... iris Graham (left) of
Ross Road elementary school receives her par-
ticipation medal.