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%-Nrio~ekh I imes, W cdns-day, sepleinher 19, 198t4 Local Air Band in coinpet ition Although the above air' peting groups. home-made replica in- Cowan, Cordon Hardy, band did flot ake top Judging was based on per- struments. (front row) Murray Dennis honours in the Orono Fair formance, dress, interpreta- Pictured above are: (back and Duff Hamre, ail from Air Band competition they tion and the design of their row) Dale Thompson, Randy Orono or the Orono area. are representative of the com- 700 students t-ake part in Orono Fair About 700 students atiend- ed the Children's Day at Orono Durham Central Agricultural Fair on Friday, September 7. Three area schools had students, and pupils marching in the parade. These were: The Pines, Senior Public School, Kirby Public School and Orono/Lockhart Public School. Displays of pupils' work were put ul? Wednesday afternoon by these schools: Vincent Massey Public School, 'The Pines Senior Public School, Hampton Junior Public School, Lord Elgin Public School, Kirby Centennial Public School, Ontario Street Public School, St. Francis of Assisis Separate School, North Hope, Central Public 'School and Maple Grove Public Sehool. After the parade, prizes were awarded for Floats entered. In the motorized float division, first prize went to, the Orono/Lockhart entry "School Days", second prize went to Kîrby for their "Pioneers" entry. In the non-motorized category, first prize went to the "Pirates" Brian Hogenhout, Diane and Danielle Boremans, second prize went to -Cabbage Patch" - Leah Lockhart, third pize went to "Caravan" - Brian and Mark Langley. Prizes for decorated bikes were awarded to these pupils, out of about 100 entries. First, "Just Married" -Melonie Rypstra & Shellie Novak; second "Doîl Girl" -JilI Rypstra; third "Super Bee's Football Player" Aaron Staples. Winners for the "Sock Race" were as follows: Junior Girls: 1. Michelle Cowling (Orono) 2. Gieorgina Sotiriadis (Lockhart) 3. TaraL Youing (Orono)- Junlior Boysý: I.- David S heridan (Lockhart) 2. Iim Parrner (Oronoi) 3. Kevin Scott (Orono) Intermediate Girls: (from the Pînes) 1. Patricia Meta 2. Kathryn Vandermale 3. Kim Lycetr Intermediate Boys: (from the Pines) 1. Mike' Peel 2.* Ken Davies 3. Blaine Souch Wheel Barrow Race: Junior Girls: 1. Nicole French & Michelle Cowling (Orono). .1 2. Natalie Anderson & Danette Ward (Orono) 3. Melissa Hutchinson -& Kristen Hamel (Kirby) Junior Boys: I. ChrisYeo & Trevor Lomax (Orono) 2. Jim Partner & Cameron Easler (Orono) 3. Kevin Scott & Mike Martin (Orono) Intermediate Girls: 1. Marcia Blaschke & Kim Lycett (Pînes) 2. Kelly O'Boyle & Lisa Whyte (Pines) 3. Angela-Rogerson & Sophia Pedias (Pines). Intermediate Boys: I. Rick BIais & Rick Black (Pines) 2. Blaine Souch & Ian An- drews,(Pines). 3. Trevor Davies & , teven Vanderschee (Pines) Forward-Backward Race Junior Girls: 1. Krjsten Hamel & Melissa Hutchinson (Kirby) 2. Elizabeth Oxemham & Georgina Sotiridis (Lockhart) 3. Natalie Anderson & Danette Ward (Orono) Junior Boys: I. Kevin Roberts & Kevin Roy (Orono) 2. Jim 'Partner & Scott McAllister (Orono) 3. Shawn Hardy & Todd Boricic Intermediate Girls: I. Kathryn Van dermale & Jennifer Nowak (Pines) 2. Kim Lyceti & Marcia Blaschke (Pines) 3. Jody Farrow & Dawn Parry (Pines) - Intermediate Boys: 1. David Cox & Rod Trimble (Pines) 2. Mike Peel & Darryl Burke (Pines) 3. Lorne Hardy & Andy BABYSITTING: Will cover child safety and care, f ire safefy, first aid, and caring for the handicapped child. INSTRUCTOR: CAROL ANDERSON. TIME: Wednesday, October 10, 7 -à p.m. BU NKA: There will be an extra cost of this excit- ing craft of approximateîy $6000 to $8000 INSTRUCTOR: GAY SIMPSON TIME: Wednesday, October 10, 7 -9 p.m. CALLIGRAPHY: This infroductory Course teaching the art of handwriting, learning Italic and Gothic wriing. Bring graph paper, f ive squares f0 the inch, and Osmoride Pen B5 nib, and Parker super quick, black ink. INSTRUCTOR: ELLEN COWAN TIME: Monday, Oct ober 15, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. GUITAR: ADVANCED *18.0 Please bring to f irst class the Alford Guifar Book INSTRUCTOR: MIKE WATSON TIME; Wednesday, October 10, 7 - 9 p.m. HAIRDRESSING: Hair care styling, perming, colouring, and trim- ming. INSTRUCTOR: CAROL REDKIN& TAMMY CLARKE TIME: Tuesday, October 9, 7 - 9 p.m. HOME REPAIR: Want to ouf agonizing cosf s of the profes- sionals here is your chance to learn to do if yourself. Home' maintenance, modern refinishing, home winterizing. INSTRUCTOR:, SCOTT WOODALL TIME: Monday, October 15, 7 - 9 p.m. HUNIER SAFETY: This class concentrates on gun handling, regulations, hunting ethics, and gamne recogni- f ion. INSTRUCTOR: GEORGE NELSON TIME: Monday, October 15, 7 - 9 p.m. 3anscy (Pines) rhree-l .egged Race Junior <uns: 1I- Mi:Icele Cowling & Nicole Yaworski (Orono) 2. Shiannon Reid & Kelly 1-entig (Orono0) 3. Nicole French & Kristi Sauniders (Orono) Junior Boys: I. Kevini Roy & Kevin Robeis (Orono) 2. Brad Thompson & Mark Pierce (Lockhart) 3. Jason Adams & Mike Gib- son (Lockhart) lintermnediate Girls: 1. Patricia Meta & Lisa Vickers (Pines) 2. Candace Vey & Denise Bugden (Pines) 3. Marcia Blaschke & kinm Lycett (Pines) Intermediate Boys: 1. Mike Klose & Kevin Cowen (Pines) 2. Jeff Walters & Mike Dinsdale (Pines) 3. Ted Gaudet & Craig Tom- pkins (Pines) The Tug of War was the final outdoor activity and always creates much interest in participants and spec- tators. This year Orono Puli on tfil',[place inihle Juniior divisioni, deleating Loc khart. 1 in the 1 in- termiediate division, Ganaraska House was first followed by Iroquois, botl- representing the Pines. Bn House points were awarded to McLaughlin House, of the Pines, for the most orderly and enthusiastic marching during the parade. They earn- ed fifty house points and pins displaying the Pines crest for aIl those taking part. The Talent Show entries were well prepared and a pleasure to hear. Results are as follows: Primary: 1. Meli ssa Colville, Kirby; Junior: 1. Gregory Hodges, Port Hope, 2. Angela & Laurie Robinson, North Hope, Central; Intermediate: 1. Ian Vanderschee, the Pines, 2. Lisa Vickers, the Pines. Thanks to the combine efforts of the fair board, pupils, parents and teachers, the Children's Day at Orono Fair was once again an en- joyable and worthwhile after- noon for aIl concerned. Orono Weekly Times Printing Cail 983-5301 KIDS GYMNASTICS: Children from the ages of 5 f0 12 years are welcome. If mom wants to take a course the same night how wonderful no babysitting cost and the kids can do somefhing they enjoy. INSTRUCTOR: KELLY BROOME TIME: Tuesday, Oct aber 9, 7 - 9 p.m. LADIES FITNESS: Come on ladies lets get int o shape now before if is too lafe. Enjoy geftind your body foned up and in shape for the winter. INSTRUCTOR: LORI McNEIL TIME: Tuesday, October 9, 7 - 9 p.m. MENS FITNESS: Enjoy yourself while improving overaîl fifness. Classes will consist of exercise roufines and f eam sports. INSTRUCTOR: JOHN PARKER TIME: Monday, October 17, 7 - 9 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHy: ADVANCED Advanced theory and dark room offered in this course. Please bring cameras fo class. INSTRUCTOR: WAYNE HUNT TIME: Tuesday, Ocfober 9, 7 - 9 p.m. ST. JOHN'S AMBU LANCE STAN DARD FIRST AID.- Excellent First Aid course. Know whaf fa do in case of accident or emergency. 'INSTRUCTOR: ALF BROWN TIME: Tuesday, Ocfober 9, 7 - 9 p.m. STAINED GLASS: This class is for beginners and will offer a greaf opporfunity ta get gifts together for Christmas., INSTRUCTOR: NELLIE BOTHWELL and RUTH MONROE TIME: Tuesday, October 9, 7 - 9 p.m. SOFT SCULPTURE: Have fun making dolls and animal friends for your family. A good idea for Christnïfas. INSTRUCTOR: Elizabeth Bunfon TIME: Tuesday, October 9, 7 - 9 p.m. CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - RICK ESSEX - 987-4771 or LORI WEST 983-5542- CLASSES WILL BEGIN THE WEEK 0F OCTOBER 8th - 12th REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD Tuesday, Sep tember 25th and September 27th jfrom 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. FEES: THE FEE FOR EACH COURSE IS $24.00 EXCEPT WHERE INDICATED* 1 ....... ..... . .... .... ..... ....