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clence Challenge '91
Guidebook and applica-
tions re no available for
submitting cience project
in the 8th annual West
Michigan Science Challenge
'91 to be held at Muskegon
Community College on April
25th and 26th.
Students in grades 5
through 12 from Muskegon,
Oceana, Ott a, and
Newaygo countries are en­
couraged to participate. The
contest is divided into four
age divisions: grade 5-6, 7-
8,9-10, and 11-12. Thi year
mark the fir t year for a 5th
grade division. A new
mou e trap vehicle competi­
tion for up to two person
team ha also been included
in the lIth-12th grade
division.
Five categoric arc open to
.ub rni t entries thi year:
General Biology. Human
Biolo y. Phys ica l Science.
Math/Computer. and En-
incerin .
Last year. 140 s t ud c nts
participated and .hare d in
over 6.000 in scholarsfu s ,
e v i n e b o nd .. and o ih r
prtz es. Addit i nalty. tcachcrs
What's
happening
Hy M ry G lid Y
Mark ya "Candy" Le lie.
a eventh grader at Steele Jr.
High School made the honor
roll. She i the d ughter of
Staff Sgt. Teresa Car on.
In the Mu kegon County
Board Election recently held,
Incumbent William "Bill"
Gill retained hi cat.
Vivi n Witherspoon wa
elected to the County Board.
Con ratulation to the both
of you. I kno you will con­
tinue 10 work for the people
of Muskegon County.
Greater Ha rve t Bapti t
Church Mi ion o. 2 will
have their Annual Harve t
Day Program. Sunday,
ovember zs.« 3:30 p.m.
Their theme. "The Harve .ror
Giving" Luke 6:3 .
Midni rh t Mas For
Chri trna Carol " by French
baroq ue composer Marc An­
t in Charpentier will be
prcscrucd by the Camerata
Si ng c rs , under conductor.
FI y d Farmer. on Sunday,
� December 2. at 3 p.m. at the
Fir t Reformed Church,
Wa hin 'ton at Third. Grand
Haven. Michigan.
Al 0 on the concert will on
I the concert will be the
"C remony or Carol" by
Benjamin Britten in an arran­
gement for mixed choru
wi th harpi t, M ry Lewellen.
Ticket are 5 nd are
avail ble at the door or by
cont cting Fred orris. 744-
9 30.
or first place winners in all
levels received $150 cash
grants for the purcha e of
science equipment. Similar
a ards are planned for 1991.
elementary and junior high
levels are al 0 available to
teachers to help students get
ready for the Fair. Addition­
ally, help from rea
math/ cience/engineering
profe sional i available to
tudents who req ue t as is­
tance. Pleasee call Connie
Mundinger. Math/Science
Department. Muskegon Com­
munity College, 777-0289
for more information.
Science Challenge is a
partnership between regional
busine • education, and
community groups to
promote excellence in
cience and technology
education.
SCIENCE CHALLENGE
'1 Guidebooks are now being
distributed in all area
chools. Video program for
,
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when you combloe
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