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This hot air balloon won a third-place award for Stornoway School student Aimee Stricker of Romfield Circuit, Thornhill. Her project was entered in physical science category. Tacon said his exhibit attempted to produce amino acids necessary for life under conditions that existed on earth about four billion years ago â€" before life existed. Paul Tacon of Dr. G. W. Williams Secondary School, Aurora, will join Stringer on the trip to Brandon. “Or in other words, organic com- pounds from inorganic matter,” said Tacon. For his latest efforts, Stringer wins a cash award, an expense-paid trip to the national science fair in Brandon, Manitoba, May 12-15 and a summer job at Connaught Laboratories in North York. Other local winners in various categories are: Junlor Earth-Mary McDermo", St. Marks S.S Markham, first; Doug Wylie, Royal Orchard P‘s Thornhlll, honorable mention (hm). Engineering-Darius Nargolwalla, John XXIII S.S Markham, second: David Smith, Armstrong P‘s Markham, thlrd; Tony Hallen, Henderson Ave‘ P‘s Thornhlll hm. Previously, the Tormore Drive resident had won a Canadian Youth Science Foundation second prize in the junior life science category and a Chemical Institute of canada first place award. “I identified and classified it ac cording to species. It is escherichia coli commonly found in the human in- testine." ‘ “It took five weeks of concentra‘ted effort. but I definitely isolated one strain, of the 27 strains I worked with. which could transfer." JOHN AND BAYVIEW Important - You must obtain your membership before April 15th to be eligible to vote at this convention LOCATION THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE Stringer, a 16-year-old grade 11 student, described his experiment: "I was attempting to isolate a strain of bacteria which could transfer antibiotic resistances to other sensitive strains of bacteria.” Young scientists honored for too work RICHMOND HILL â€" Vernon Stringer of Bayview Secondary School is going to the Canada-Wide Science Fair for the third consecutive year. Stringer was top exhibitor in last weekend's York County fair with his infectious drug resistance display. The Ontario P.C. Association's annual meeting will be held May M15160: at the Inn On The Park, Toronto. Delegates from York Centre will be elected at our April 22nd meeting. For details call John Goodbody at 889-2679. MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN â€" MRS. TERRY BOREHAM 881L3124 IN RICHMOND HILL PHONE â€" BILL WILLIAMS 884-5642 IN MARKHAM PHONE â€" WALTER GRIEVE 29¢3223 IN THORNHILL PHONE â€" JOHN GOODBODY 889-2679 IN UNIONVILLE PHONE â€" EVE HAOCOCK 991nm? IMPORTANT NOTICE BY THE YORK CENTRE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE RIDING ASSOCIATION The date of the nomination convention to choose our candidate in the next provincial election is Physical Scienceâ€"Andreas Paole, King City Sec second. THURSDAY, APRIL 22 8 PM. Hot air balloon Physical Science-David Abrams, Woodlands‘ ,Thornhill, third,- Mike Ford, St. Anthony's, Thor nhill, hm; Ross Jeffery. John XXIII. Markham, hm Lile Science-ArIena.Heber1. McConaghy. Rich mond Hill, first; Jo Ann Fedison, John XXIII Markham, second; Tim Schmid1, James Robinson Markham, hm. Group-Charles Sullivan and Lawrence Cairney. Noble1on Sr... King. second; Anna Marie Brunt and Monica Barfollc, St. Marks, Markham, third,- Susan Hempel and Cathy Toster. King City, hm. Group-Michelle Hubbard and Carrie Marshall, Our Lady of Annunciation, oak Ridges, second; Mark Brooker and Livio Persi, Our Lady Help of Christians. Richmond Hill, hm. GrouprMary Miller and Carole Murphvl Roberts, Thornhill, second: Laura Cleland Bethany Livingstone, German Mills, Thornhill Environment I Science-Donna Guidelin. St. Mary Immaculate, ichmond Hill, first; Mary Ellen Baily, SL Mary Immaculate] hm,- Linda Peieherch, Noblevon Senior. hm‘ Grade 7-8-Individual‘Edith Gerard. St. Anthony‘s Thornhill, first; Sharon Carriere, St Joseph‘s Markham, 'hird; Francine Beck, 51. Mary lm macuLave, Richmond Hill, hm‘ Engineering-Jim Wigglesworm, Sacred Heart King. second; Ralph Hempel, King Senior, hm; Mehernosh Pestonki, Crosby, Richmond Hill, hm] Peter Kubik, St. Anthony‘s, Thornhill, hm. Group-Jonathan Brillen and Jonathan Hunsdale‘ Crosby, Richmond Hill, second: Robert Yap Sam KeIlv Shankland, John XXIII, Markham, thlrd; Roben Pisipia and Vince Cianchetti, Sacred Heart King, hm. Physical Science-Scot Magnish, R.H.' Crosby Markham, first; Paul Hambleton. Langsta" P.5‘ second; Aimee Stricker, Stornoway. Thornhill‘ 'hird; Azam Khan, German Mills. Thornhm, hm; Karen Ross, Stornoway, Thornhill, hm. Group-Cathy Carter and Janet Caner of R.H. Crosby. Markham, first; Paul Moore and Stephen Gold, Bayview Fairways, Thornhiil, second; Lisa Ward and Lesleigh Spencer, Royal Orchard. Thornhill, third: Anna Zeraldo and Pam Arseneau. St. Joseph's. Markham, hm; John Hollings and Mike Ercoll, E.J. Sand, Thornhill, hm‘ Group~Chris Reynolds and Ilmar Kun ov Hen» derson Ave. P,S.. Thornhill: Andy Rasa and Scott Peters, E.J. Sana P5,, Thornhill, third. Environmentalcnris Kovacs, st. Mary Im- maculate 55,, Richmond HiII. first; Blaine Ken- nedy, Unionville P.S.. second; Steven Fry. William Armstrong P‘s” Markham, third; Maureen Howson, E.J‘ Sand P.S.. Thornhill, hm; Pe1e Foulds. $1. MaLrirs Markham, hm‘ e cienceéusan Coles, Oak Ri - . Rum Biles, Langstafl P.S.. hm. ages Rs" "'5" Group-Wendy Yamamolo and Yvonne Hanraim. German Mills P.S., Thornhill, first; Harvey Meek and Steven Marlinson. Reesor Park P.S., Markham. second; Laila ,Damii and Irma Zwegers of St Patrick's 5‘s... Markham. hm; Christine Lockrey and Terri Godsoe of stornowav P‘S., Thornhill, hm; Jackie Demchuck and Carla Ruscel'a of E,J_ Sand P.S., Thornhill, hm; Bill Lazenby and Rob Apenis of Pleasantville P.S., Richmond Hill, hm; Engineering 9-10-30!) Houghton, Thornhill Sec 8845642 2943223 889-2679 887-5532 (Photo by Hogg) St. and Fascinating and complex world of bees was the topic of this display by Greg King of Cedar Avenue, Richmond Hill. which earlier was picked for a second place award at area science fair. DEPARTURE TIMES To Richmond H111 DEPARTURE TIMES FROM MAPLE ARENA To Richmond H111 To Jane & Steeles CUP All/0 SA VE n o . o o n CUP All/D SA VE 6.30 pm Kingdom of bees DEPARTURE TIMES FROM JANE & STEELES To Richmond Hj]1 via Map1e AT YORK UNIVERSITY (-Y) FROM MAPLE PLAZA AID Jane & Stee1es a 55 22 85 8.02 amâ€"Y mmm 222 330 935 .0am .0am .0pm .0pm WWKOCD owwo CUP AND SAVE 0UP AND SAVE #7 Highway amâ€" pm (Photo by Hogg) Major Mackenzie Drjye Rutherford Road VaughanTransit: Big winner for third consecutive year is Vernon Stringer of Tormore Drive, Richmond Hill. whose project on infectious drug resistance will now go to the national science fair in Brandon. Manitoba. CUP AND SA [/5 CUP AND SA VE Adults . . . . . . . . . . . . 30¢ exact cash onl Senior Citizens*..l5¢ exact cash only Children . . . . . . . . . . l5¢ exact cash on x Students* . . . . . . . . . l5¢ exact cash onlx * Special Identification Card required For further information and inquiries phone the Town of Vaughan Municipal Offices, 2l4l Major Mackenzie Drive, Maple, Ontario. Adults.... Senior Cit Chi]dren.. Students*. FARES: EFFECTIVE AP IL 19TH, 1976 ROUTE ONE Three-time winner MONDAY TO FRIDAY ONLY GO Transit Information 484-0444 Telephone 832-2281 To Jane & 6.15 pm THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. April 7. 1976 â€" Major Mackenzie & Trench Yonge & Major Mackenzie Hi11crest Ma11 RICHMOND HILL STOPS DEPARTURE TIMES FROM RICHMOND HILL to Maple only Steel es via Map] CUP AND SAVE CUP All/D SA VE (Photo by H099)