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Visiting Parllament Hill as guests of Durham MP Ross Stevenson was just one high- light of a recent trip to Ottawa awarded to three outstanding 4-H Club members by the Dur- ham Milk Committee. In photo above at the House of Commons entrance are from left: Glenn Barkey, RR 2, Blackstock; Joy Werry, RR 1, Blackstock; Mr. Stevenson; Grace Prins, RR 1, Hampton; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coombes, of Bowmanville who were escorts for the 4-H visit. "Slam dunkers' gef chance fo see Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls A trip for two to Chicago to see Michael Jordan, and the Chicago Bulls play will be awarded to the best secondary school slam-dunker in Durham Region. Any high school student is encouraged to enter the contest and take a shot at the trip to Chicago as well as other priz- es. The second annual Colle- giate Sports-Marlin Travel Slam-Dunk Contest is a project of the Sports Administration students of Durham College, and will take place at the Col- leges' Athletic Complex on JAprilll,at5p.m. Collegiate Sports will be pro- viding the tickets to the Bulls game which may be used for any game in the 1990-91 sea- son, and Marlin Travel will pick up the air-fare costs. Last year's slam dunk con- test attracted 600 spectators and featured 12 competitors, the organizers are aiming at 750 spectators, and 17 competi- tors for this yearsevent. Nike will also be a co-sponsor of this years event supplyin two pair of shoes for second an third prizes, along with Nike t- shirts for all competitors and door prizes. All proceed from the event will go to the Durham College Sports Administration Schol- arship Fund. Admission is $1, and tickets will go on sale March 19, at the Athletic Complex, or at Colle- - giate Sports in Oshawa or Pick- ering. Anyone wishing more infor- mation on the event is to con- Blackstock Variety Night features music and magic Blackstock Agricultural Socie- ty is presenting "Variety Night," an evening of music, dance & magic on Saturday, March 31 in Blackstock Recreation Complex. The show, which features local talent, starts at 7:30 p.m. One of the attractions is the award win- ning Cartwright High School Band. There will be entertain- "ment to suit all tastes and ages, with door prizes drawn throughout the evening. The proceeds from this event will go towards the grandstand repair fund. tact one of the co-ordinators of the Slam-Dunk Contest, Ramo- na Rickard, Sterling Ivany, or Dan Hamill at 576-0210, ext. 247. Subslays SUBMARINE SUBMARINES & KAISERS OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK LAKEVIEW PLAZA Corner Hwy. 7A & Water Street PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 20, 1990 - 38 BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT! 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