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I Legion Ladies Dart Throwing Champs Science Project Winners Section Three The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 30,1984 11 Orono Fair Organizers I Looking for Float Entries The Orono Fair, sponsored by Durham Central Agricultural Agricultural Society, invites all interested interested parties to participate in a parade to celebrate Ontario's Bicentennial. Prizes will be awarded in the following categories: 1. Bicentennial Float: 1st prize $50.00, 2nd prize $30.00, 3rd prize $15.00. 2. Best Horse and Rider: Adult winner $15.00, Child winner $15.00. 3. Best Antique Vehicle: (car, boat, engine etc.) $25.00. 4. Couple in Bicentennial costume: $10.00. Majorettes, cheerleaders and bands are welcome to participate as well as persons in costumes or groups in uniforms. uniforms. Place: Orono Fair Grounds Date: September 8,1984. Time: 12:00 noon. Contacts: Mr. Tom Barrie 623-6330 or Mrs. Carol Bailey 983-5058. If you or your group is interested in participating, please by sure and contact one of the above people prior to July 15th. At that time we would be able to provide you with more details. The Legion Ladies held their annual dart banquet this month, and where awarded their league champions a hard-earned trophy. The champs are (from left to right) Grace Murdoch, Linda Coombes, Bonnie Jackson (captain), Cathy Sim, Pat Luxton. and (absent Judy Brooks). Two French Immersion students at Ontario St. Public School, Shannon Houston, left and Marcia Colwell, grades 5 and 6, won first place with their Science project at the Ontario St. School and came third in the western area competition. Photo by M. Laganiere of Ont. St. staff. Students Place Well in National Math Contest The play-off champions of the Legion Ladies Dart League were each awarded salt and pepper sets at the banquet recently in recognition of their fine showing. Pictured here with their gifts are (front left to right) : Marcie Sully, Carol Barnard, Joyce Almond. Back, left to right: JoyceMajor, Mary Blunt and Joan Shearer. The Legion Ladies Dart League held their Banquet at Sunrise Restaurant on Tues., May 15th. League Champs were Team No. 1 - Capt. Bonnie Jackson, Grace Murdoch, Linda Coombes, Pat Luxton, Cathy Sim, Judy Brooks. Awards presented by M. Mairs. League Runner-ups - Team No. 8, Capt. Elva Hill, Betty Bishop, Hilda Simnick, Linda Bates, Phyl Noble, Wendy Murdoch; presented by M. Gray. Baseball Champs - Team No. 1, Same as League Champs, presented by J. Almond. Play-off Champs - Team No. 3, Capt. Joyce Majors, Joan Shearer, Joyce Almond, Carol Bernard, Mary Blunt, Marcie Sully; presented by D. Hooper. High Ins. One Inning - Marg Grundy, presented by J. Shearer. ' High Ins. - Nancy Clowes, presented by E. Hill. High Outs - Judy Brooks, presented M. Mairs. High Baseball - Judy Brooks and Bernice Partner, presented presented by C. Bernard. High Score - Joan Shearer, presented by L. Coombes. High Average Baseball - Judy Brooks. Skunks - Phyl Rose, Cathy Sim, Joyce Majors, Janis Almond, Audrey Bate, Marg Perris, Marg Lawrie, Jean Firth; presented by J. Shearer and J. Almond. Executive for 1984-85 - Pres. M. Mairs; P. Pres. G. Murdoch; Murdoch; 1st Vice M. ..Gray; Treas. J. Almond; Stat. J. Shearer; Entertainment and 50 - 50 Draw - D. Hooper, L. Coombes, M.. Sully, V. Stephen. Ontario St. Public School was one of the 1,117 elementary schools to enter the Canadian National Mathematics League contest. The school placed 21st in the country and 4th in the province. The individual scores were also pleasing, with Matthew Higginson ranking sixth in the province and Nicola Pearson ranking ninth. The participants are: (from left) Ben Warren, Matthew Higginson, Judith Amesbury and Kathryn Barber. Nicola Pearson is absent. Eldorado Resources Asks F or Independent Hearing TD introduces a new kind of savings account. 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