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_______________________ . ~ ~- ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THIURSPAY, JUNE 23rd, 16 Trustees Purchase il, Acres Dump Site ForOrono 1In speaking with Woodyard, chairman, Mr E. R. of tbie Orono ground composition and: approval by the minister of reform insti- Boys Undfer I10- 1Carl Coathami 3'101/4", No. 12, Gerald Veleke No. 4, Randy John- ston No. 15. Girls under 10- Donna Hale No. 7, Elaine Phoe- nix No. 22,Ruth Chater No. 15. Boys under 12- Craig Cochrane 4' No. 19, Clif- ford Fee No. 15, Brian Black No. 1l2. j-rVieT rus 1 Itees, h. wa.s iegrneUtutions. From al present îndica- thtthe Police Trustees are OP- tions it seems îîkely the site isGisune12 -enJing a new dump for the Vil- suitable, a spokesman said. Ronda Tennant 311/" No. 12, lage of Orono. The Trustees, Èinda Ramnes No. 15, Kath y Brid- ,stated Mr. Woodyard, have pur- The 97-acre site of t he Bowies ger No. 5. -hàsed a total of eleven acres of property, 1½2 miles west of High- Boys under 14- land for the Village, dump. This way 28, on the south side of High- Paul Parry 4'4" No. 14, David dumnp was put into service this way 115 will be purchased for MacDonald No. 9, Larry Hoy No. week. $18,000 if suitable. 13. ?Urls under 14- ~Th stewa puchse fom The building will cost $1,500,000 Ruth Scott 4'6" No. 15, Judy 'Te iett an ucanisedlfoae exclusive of furnishings and fees. Garden No. 12, Wanda Swerdfig- 'SenettPavig ad isloctedThe nrchitects chosen at the May er No. 13. north off the Taunton Road, a few meeting of the committee, are Boys under 17- miles west of Orono. Mr. Wood- Barnett and Reider, Toronto. Eddie Cowling 4'8" No. 15, yard stated that the site was mos t eebruha eebruhDu ecrN.1,DvdMle suitable for the intended purpose Pee1ruhadPtroog ogre No. 1 3,Dvd2le being well out of sight and -also County will bear 50 per cent of N.1 serviced by a paved road righit to the cost., Northumberland and Girls under 17- the durnp. The site is an unused Durham is to pay 30 per cent and Julie Jones 4'l" No. 12, Janet gravel pit and cover of the refuse Victoria-ilaliburton 20 per cent. Gibson No. 9, June Robinson No. will bc a simple operation.Thd ento committe B 5 road Jum < Standi) The il acres were purchased ýat Tedtninhsup an -a cost of $125.00 an acre. been given site-purchasing author-i Boys under 8- ity b the member municipalities. !Fred Lane 5'6"~ No. 15, Tomnmy Six sites were originally consid- Moffat No. 12, Kenny Neal No. 1 The Orono Police Trustees were ered. IGirls under 8- forced into obtaining a new dump ________________ Vicky Harris 5'3" No. 15, Lor- sInce the Centennial Committee of 1 elie Farrow No. 13, Betty De the Township has included the I UY---- il4'ç , ,indt No. 12 Running Broad Jump s under 10- .rndy Johnston No. 15, Jim iýinan No. 12, Lorne Aluin No. "Is under 10- ý,bbie Langstaff 10'1%" No. 'lith. Chater No. 15, Judy No. 12. .ender 12- irian Black 1'2" No. 12, Clif- rd Fee No. 15, Bill Ransberry o. 19. îiris under 12- Joaù'ne De Smit 113%11 No. 19, aerePartridge No. 12, Susan ihompson No. 13. loj: under 14- Paul Perry ±ý5' No. 14, David Geray No. 12, Neil Brinnan No. 13. Girls, under 14- Brenda Henderson 15' No. 4, Caroline Johnson -No, 12, Ruth Scott No. 15. -Boys under 1- Mike MacGregor 15'5", No. 4, Hedley, Stel No. 9, ,David .-Miller No. 12. Girls under 1l- Irene Kilmaîl 12'11" No. 4, Jul- ie Jones No. 12, Becqy Lee No. 15. lage assessmenit. Hg Jump, Bpys under. 10 Carl Coath4m, 3' 1014", No. 12. _______________________ High Jump, Girls under 12 RondaTennant 3' 11½%", No. 12. JAIL SITE High Jump, Girls u,-,der 14 IS CHOSEN Ruth Scott 4' 6", No'. 15. The following is the results of ~the varions. events: tion Centre Committee had ad-' vised that a site for the proposed jail to serve the city of P eterbor- ough, Peterborough County, Nor- thumberland and Durham Count- les and Victoria-Haliburton area has been tentatively chosen. Final decision hinges on re- ports on the water supply and Callyaur licensed Plumbing& Mechanical Contracter wiho se ils, instali and quarantees CARMAN 'PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 113 Orono- RACES' BEAN BAGN TOSS Boys under - Mfartin Joncas No. 19, To)mmy Moffat -No. 12, Kevin Bangham No. 4. Girls atnder 8-- Patty Ransberry No. 19, Nancyl Verhrugghe No. 22, Phyllis, Cox INo. 4. Boys' Under 10- Keith Powell, No. 12, Donnie Wood 1No. 13, Ken Boyd No. 5. Girls under 10- Dorothy Downey No. 5,, Debbie Youngman No. 13, Kala O'Brien Boys Under 8- No. 22. Jonathan Staples No. 12, Fred ' Boys'under 12- ,Lane No. 15, Randy Jakobi No. 9. Bill Ransberry No. 19, Bob Girls under 8-I Clark No. 7, Michael Obrist No. 9 Vicky Harris No. 15, Betty De Girls under 12- p Smedt No. 12, Roberta Phoenix Shelley Loucks No. 15, Debbie No. 22. Adams No.' 22, Linda- Langstaff Boys under 10- No. 13. Ra'Idv Johrston No. 15, Lorne Boys under 14- Alin No. 9, Ken Boyd No. 5. Brian Greenwood No. 13, Gary Girls under 10- Langstaff No. 7, David Bellamy Margo Allen No. 5. Nita TaIsma No. 15. 111 No. 12, Linda Copping No.14. Girls ni j ýr 14- Boys under 12- Lynn Ouel ette No. 13, Judy Brian Black No. Cam Wil- Garden No. 12, Doreen Hazelden son No. 5, Michael N Verbrugghe rO, No. 22. Boys~ unded 17- Girls under 12- Ale-, Watson No. 7, Steven N1 en Cox No. 19, Linda Barn- West No. 9, Arthur Kilpatrick No.' es No. 15, Kathy Bridger No. 5 12. Boys under 14- Girls under 17- David Gray No. 12, Paul Parry Grace Hoistege No. 4, Becky No. 14, David Bellamy No. 15.' Lee No. 15, June Robinson No. 5. Girls under 14- Ruth Scott No. 15. Gýav Quinton SOFTBALL THROW No. 12, Donna Cochrane No. 19.> Boys under 17- Boys under 8- BruceAlldred No. 4, DougMer- Ran-dy Jakobi 711 No. 9, cer No. 13, Hedley Stel No. 9. Kevin Binghani No. 4, Fred Lane Girls under 17- No. 15, June Robinson No. 5, Julie Girls ùnder S- Jones No. 12, Janet Gibson No. 9. Lorelie Farrqw 55'10", No. 13, HIGH JUMP Margie Ouelette No. 12, PattY Boys under 8- Ransberry No. 19, Fred Lane No. 15. Maurice AI- Boys urder 10- lin No. 9,, Paul Caswell No. 7. Geraid Veike '04511 No. 4, R- Girls under 8-' dv Cari eth N1o. n, tandy Johnston Vicky Harris No. 15, Roberta No. 15. Phoenix No. 22, Betty DeSmedt Gi ris under l- No. 12.2 usnStat'k 79'11" No. 13, FORD'S GREATESt TEAR IS GOING TO BE GREATER9! FORDFEVERX 18 CATCHING! COME CATCH FORD FEVER ..VOUR PULSE GOES WILD! -with - FORDS - FAfRLA NES- MUSTANGS FALCONS -TIIUNDERRIRDS FORD'TRUCKS ...AT TODAY'S PRICES YOU COULDN'T PICK A BETTER TIME TO BUY! ýMacDO'NALD F10R'D 219 King St.. E. 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MIXED RELAYS Boys under 14- No. 15 - Vicky Harris, Randy David Gray 164'8" No. 12, Mark Johnston, Clifford Fee, Ruth Gran No. 4, Mike Reinstra No. Scott, Eddy Cowllng. No. 12- Bet- 14, ty De Smedt, *Jim Brennan, Brian Girls, under 14- Black, David Gray,. Julie Jones. Nancy N ixoni 140'8!' 'No.' 12, No. 19 - Patty Ransberry, Robie [Ruth Scott No. 15, Wanda Swerd- Parry, Roger Downs, 'Chaig Coch- figer No. 13. rane, Donna Cochrane.'