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Grain ger team scores maximum points in game Playing in the Annual James Grainger Invitational Lawn Bowling Tournament this week, the well-known insurance man and the two other members of his rink, scored an “un- believable” nine points in one end â€" the maximum Local lawn bowlers, Gary Charity, Frank Zazzara, Gordon Legacy and Bill Henderson, who represented this area in When he has something named after him, Jim Grainger of Richmond Hill. believes in keeping his name out in front in more ways than one. Forum Travel Reds peewee hardball team won the York Simcoe 04B.A. peewee tour- nament last Saturday and will now represent the latter in the All-Ontario 0.B.A. playdowns. Lawn bowlers off to Ontario Games Hardballsquad wins tournament Joanna’s job is different - FREE DlAGNDSIS 0 DRIVE-IN SERVICE 0 LOW PRICES 0 3 HOUR SERVICE (Ink 8 AM. to 5:30 PM. DAILY; 8 AM‘ to NOON SAT. CENTRES IN WILLOWDALE. SCARBOROUGH 8 WEST HILL In Canada, the teachers do the work. In Hong Kong, the students do it, he explained. Mario Danko found herself working with most of the mathematics class while the teacher worked with slower students. Donna Graham helped out with the youngest class â€" ”English as a second language." Simon made an interesting characterization on the difference between Canadian schools and those in Hong Kong where he attended grades 1 t0 9. Experience '77 Joanne, whose other duties included “breaking up fights”, was the secretary at E. J. Sands, one of 27 students working at the schools on “Experience ’77 grant. Joanne was one of four students at E J. Sands. Simon Wong (the top graduate in Grade 12 in York Region this year) spent most of his time marking papers in English. This summer, Joanne Fox had a secretarial job with a difference. She was the “band-aid getter" at E. J. Sands Public School. The Thornhill school in the woods was one of 14 in the region with a summer school this year. Twelve of these were used in July for summer school students. Twenty-seven students across the county earned minimum wage working with the elementary school pupils. The program cost the province $4,800. Both university graduates with their sights set on a teaching career, they even hired the tutors themselves. Joanne’s pay cheque from school and a second job in a Willowdale health foods store is going straight into the bank. A grade 12 student at Thornhill Secondary School, she is planning to go on the school trip to Paris, Spain and North Africa next year. The whole program was coâ€"ordinated by two other students, Debbie Baker of Richmond Hill and Cathy Keffer of Newmarket. - “lt beats packaging,” said Joanne, who worked in blue denim jeans and jacket appropriate for her yard duty. “It gives you a real sense of achievement to be helping someone learning to spell or read." 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The Red, who got a bye into the final against Newmarket, won that one Newmarket scared Forum at the outset. getting four hits and three runs before a batter was Association tournament, were eliminated in the playdowns. but still ~â€" to take the single high game. the recent Provincial Second high one-game winner was another Rich- mond Hill team made up of Leigh Raymond, Tessa Henderson and John Johnson. High one-game winners were Al Meredith, Irma Wilson and Alex Quinn from Richmond Hill. retired. Then Gord Cooke settled down to retire the side. Todd Driscoll. pitching for Newmarket. did a fine job for four innings before High for the three games went to the Ben Gamen team from Markham. Another Markham resident, George McCowan, was second with two wins. He gave up only three more hits after that. qualified for the Ontario summer games. The latter will be held in Kitchener-Waterloo, Aug. 27 to ’29. 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