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Jeffrey Stamsby, German MIIIS. 2, Dawd Yung. Pleasa‘nmlle, 3. Debbie Ftankel, Stomoway HM â€" Mark Goldnng, Whltchmch Highlands; Michael Rossn, 16th Ave, Life science â€" 1. Jason Lammers, Stornoway. 2, Lisa Kristensen, O.M. MacKlllop. 3' Karen Moore, Bayvuew Fairways. HM â€" Gareth Selfe. Meadowbrook‘ Life science â€"1. Knstlne Kernohan 8. Angela Wemlgwans, Walter Scott Other York Region students going to the national science fair to be held in London, Ontario on May 12-20 include Marcus Dolph of St. Robert‘s Separate School with the project entitled "Solar Power“; Doug Case of Crosby Heights Public School with his project entitled “Annelida”; and Eugen Morassut of St. Robert‘s school with a project called“Fruit Fly Smell Prefences". Mark Caste] and Thomas Bondrup-Nielsen teamed up to create a project called “Spectre senislivity in planaria" which took top honors in the York County Science Fair at Don Head Secondary School in Richmond Hill last week. 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