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6Orono Weekly Tîmes, September 12, 1984 Winner for Originality The Constable's Corner - Anderson The Orono and Newcastle originality. Canada over the past 200 accent uate the various Village Post Office float in The float de picted the years and was well appointed periods in the Post Officels the Orono Fair Bi-centennial story of mail service in and the various costumes did long history. parade won first place for its A popular Orono couple Wînners at Orono Faîr Talent Con test lst - Amanda Harrison& Lisa Talford, Bowmaniville 2nd - Ken Brignial- Peterboroughi 3rd - Jackie Walter - Newcastle 4th - Scott Gartshore Oshawa by D.A. Anderson There is no excuse for a motorist to- pass a stopped sehool bus with red lights flashing. As a mnotorist you must drive withi added caution whenlever you see a yellow school bus ahead of you or travellinig towards you. Remiember, if the red flashing, lights on the school bus begin to flash, traffic travelling in both directions MUST STOP, and REMAIN STOP- PED until the flashing red lights are turned off. A driver failing to stop for a school, bus, if convicted, could face a fine of $100 to $500 for the first offence and for any subsequent offences a fine of $250 to $1000 or im- prisonment for up to six months or both, and a loss of six demerit points. As a parent you should, re- mmid your child to be very careful when getting on or off the school bus. If they must cross the road stress that they look for approaching traffic andthen look a second time to be sure it is safe to cross, tell them to look to the school bus driver for a signal to cross. The children learn bus rules at school, encour- them to use these rules aný_ assist the bus driver by stay- ing in the seats and keeping the noise down. The s'choQl bus stopping law applies everywhere, regardless -of speed limit, on highways, country roads, ci- ty, town or village streets. ,Motorists meeting a stop- ped sehool bus, with kd lights flashing, must stop unless they are on a highway, divided by a median /strip. Median strip means the por- tion of a highway constructed to separate traffic travelling in one direction from traffic travelIling in the opposite direction. The median strip is a physical barrier, or an un- paved strip of ground. Motorists overtaking a stopped school bus with red lights- flashing o n any highway, must always stop at least 20 meters before reaching the bus. In both cases motorists may flot pro- ceed until the bus resumes motion or the lights have stopped flashing. Be on the alert for children and school buses when on the road during school hours. -A child's life could be in your hands. Breathing not 50 easy for the asthmatic Take a straw, place one end of the straw in your mnouth and Ithen run on the spot for a few minutes. Do you notice anything? It's hard to breathe, you say. That's right. And that's the feeling more than half a million asthmatics in Canada experience when they have an asthma attack. What exactly is asthma? People with asthma are said to have "twitchy airways"'. A special sensitivity causes (<Continued page 7) Leh and Dorothy Guy of tbey have taken part in many Orbno who designed, and Bicentennial events. made their period -.costumes This effort on part of the earlier this year have been a Guys has certainly been ap- hit not onily in the local preciated and enjoyed by the paýrade on Saturday' but many thousands who have throughout the area where Orono hoistein wins at Orono Fairf" show A large entry of 110 head were shown at the Durham County Hoîstein Show at Orono Fair. The Junior Champion was the entry of Peter Hoogeveen, Jim Phoenix and Dan Doner, Ridge-Field Warden Patsy, an intermediate heifer. The Reserve Junior Champion was Altona Lea Ned Blondie, shown by Frank Barkey. Other Junior class winners were aIl from Frank Barkey; Altona Lea Warden in the Pre-Junior Heifer Class, Altona Lea Warden Maureen in the Junior Heifer Class and Altgna Lea Mark Chari- ty ET in the Senior Heifer Class. Grand Champion Female wvas the 4 year old entry of, A.Muir & Sons, R.R. 6, Bowmanville, Elderslie Johanna Nora. Reserve Champion Femnale was the entry of Ross Sharpe, R.R. 2, Blackstock, Sharp Acres Rita Majesty. Placing first in the Junior 2 year old class was Skimas Sonya Marlin shown by Pier Sikma. The entry of Dr. Ralph Warren, Tamilane Majesty Norma topped the senior two year old class. been at events in which they have taken. part. 0f course they were judged the-best dressedcouple at the Orono -Fair Bicentennial parade, " Winning t he five year old' class was Glalea Gloria Uni- que from Glalea Hosteins,, R.R. 4, Bowmanville. The~ mature cow class was won by Frank Barkey, Blackstock on the entry of Altona Lea Amros Roberta. Placing first in the dry cow class was Skimas Barb Star shown by Pier Skima, Orono., Best udder for the show went to Ross Sharp's entry, Sharp Acres Rita Majesty. A strong Showing of eiglht enitries in the Breeders Herd Class was led by the entry of A. Muir & Sons, Bowman- ville, with Pier Skimia, Orono in second place. Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Awards were both won by Frank Barkey, of Blackstock. Runner-up was A. Muir& Sons, Bowmianvîlle- FR1 DAY, SEPT. 14 10:00 A.M. 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