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Herald A Lantern 14 April '82

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6 Winners In Science Contest

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ERMA — Six. Teitelman School ^students won awards in the South Jersey Science Fair held recently at Glassboro State College The winners were: Joanne Brandt, for second place What Shape pf Ice % Melts Fastest 7 ; .Todd • Lackety, third place fof Does thp Roll of a Die. Follow thp Rules of Probability?; Dan - MacElreney^urth place for Do Di/fere^Balls have Different. Reptliency? - David Sexton, sixth place for How Mpch Weight Con A Balsa -Wood Structure

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Carolyn Morse,, honorable mention in Life Scierwce Category for What • Adaptations Do Duchs in NewStersey Have to’ Sur 'vive?:. Henry Kobik Jr, honorable mention, same category, for Do Oral Disinfectants Kill

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PRIZE-WINDING Project in South Jersey Science Fair is looked over by creator Joanne Brandt of Teitelman School. Her entry wjon second place in the Physical Sciences category. v * ( .

Red Cross Sums Up

COURT HOUSE - The . County Chapter of the American Red Cross has issued a summary of its services for the past fiscal year in such areas as bipod

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