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6-ORONQ WVE19KLY TIMES, SEPTEMBER 25th, 1974 Local horses and drivers started off' wel last week- when the first two races on Thursday evening were won with some influence fromn the local horse scene. In the opening race l3anker Ben finished first, jointly owned by Don Lycett andi Carman Hie. Belanho Dale second andi Roger Pete third. Junior West came out in the second race of the night te take the win with Jan Barmin in 2.10.4.This was the tenth start for the horse this year. Roweland's Lady second, Black Duchess third. Junior West returned i the fourth to finish third with Wee Albert behind Chatter Hal, first andi Rob> Ron Cy in third place. Gerald Robinson was fifth in the race with- Roger Ringo. Four local hersemen were. entered i the ninth race-of the night. SInglemnore took the win with Frank Stacey driving Ruby Parker finishing second. Junior West placed third with Canal View Way, Gord Irwin fifth with Carmen Cornet and Gerald Robinson sixth -with Josedale Tina. The tenth race was a big win for Frank Stacey driving -Tarport Setty to the win cirer the second place finisher, H'~ugh's Hlut. Tarpot Scotty is owned by James Phair of Orono registering its seventh win of the season. Saturday events started a win te Chatham Chip in the fi'st event of the night. Jack Williams driving Harwil Shirley owned by Shirley Williams and Garth MacGillivray had the horse claimed by C. Peakes of Orono. Harwil Shirley finished sixth in the race. Derek Newman placeti fourth in the fourth race with Homestead Express with Junior West right behind i fifth place with Firehili Blaze. *Gerald Robinson driving Arnibro Maiden finished second behinti Stewarts Battie ini the fourth event. Derek Newman placed third in the sixth with Vegas Bob, Phil War Abel first in the race andi Lees Land second. Junior West drove William and Larry Boyd's horse of Orone Larwil Don te a third place finish in the seventh race. In the eîghth race Jambe Ann took the event followed by Hoot Van driven by Geralti Robinson. Andy's Cornet was third with Junior West and Graham Burgess finishing in a dead heat for fourth driving, Geisha Richelieu and Roughshod respectively. In the feature race of the night goîng for a purse of $1,500.00 Junior West took top honours with his own horse Zorro Grattan. The -race went in 2.06. Second was Chocolate Cherry and third Arts and Batties. Zorro Grattan in twenty-six races this year has had eight wins, five second and four thirds and prior to Saturday night has won $6,324.00. W~1U (0KRACESj sunday ait Mospert Emiersen Fittipaldi of Brazil won teLabatt's 50 Grand Prix opf Canada along with a gooti portion of the $275M1)0 in prize mny Not only did Fittipaldi wýin the race buit he kept his chances to win the world driving chm1rapionship open for himiself. Second place driver Clay Regazzoni coufld have won the world chamnpionship at M'-ospor-t had he finisheti in first place. ln last yýears Labatts 5,) Fittipaldi drove into the inescircle'believing he hati won the race but due to a mi.phe had to take second place. He said on Sunday that hie still contendsslie won the race lun1973. 27 year olti' Fittpalài drove a Texaco-Marîboro Team McLaren car. In his three previuos appearances at Mosport Fittipaldi has driven a Lotus Formufla one car. This year he hda switched teams anti with thie change has put himnself r-iht ln the centre of the WVorld's Driving Championlship battie. The Cnda Timing Assocïiat*i n l conjunction wlth the Canadian Racing Drivers Association and Mosport Park Ltd. introduced the use of a computer systemn at the race to assist in the comnplation of the laipscores andi to hasten the presentation ot' complete resuits at major motorsports activities helti annually at Mosport. The race had a bit of everything over the three days wiýth a jet air show being one major attraction. It is estimateti that some fifty thousanti were in attendance to weather the breezee weather andi witness the race. Start on new arenia Work on the \'ncent Mas- seýy Memnorial Aretna in Bewd- ley is expecteti to start this wveek. accerding,-te David Gray, chairman cf t'he corn- mnunity centre bad Recently, a contract for $88,000 was signed for coni- struction of the munt centre portion, 'the foundationi ings. fIANCOCK FAMILY REUNION In spi te of inclemnent weath- er.* a very successful reunion of the late Egerton.and Norah. Hancock's descendants was ýeid in Orono Park, on Sunlday, September i5th, 1974. There were over ninety at the gathering, where races and gamnes took place between shOowers, foilowed by a beunt- iful picnic supper. Members of the family came from Belleville, Oakvilie, Rexdale, Orillia, Oshawa,- Port Hope, Mü.rpeth, Newcastle, Bow- Man!ville, and Oronio. O.P.P. Report The Newcastle Detachment ef the Ontario Provincial Police investigated the follow- ing motor vehicle collisions andi occurrences during the perioti of September 9th, 1974 to Septemnber 15th, 1974. Thirty-two moter vehicle collisions were investigated in which 13 persons were injureti and oue person killeti. As a result of these collisions, 10 persons have been chargeti with offences under' the High- way Trnffic Act, anti two persons have been charged. with driving offences under the Criminal Code. The Newcastle officers aIse investigateti 108 -occurrences ef a general nature. Some of these occurrences are as foîlows: There were 5 invest- igations inte "Break, Enter andi Thef t" offences, 6 invest- igations into "Theft" offences -7 investigations ite complai- nts of "Wilfui fDamage", and one investigation into a cern- plaint of "Assault." Other activities ineludeti investigat- ions inte reports of missing persons, lest and founti pro- perties, trespassers and cern- plaints ef erratic drivers. Six persons have been chargeti with offences under the Liquor Control Act, 5 persons have been changeti with offences under the Crim- mnal Code, andi 3 persens have been charged with driving offences under the Criminal, *Code. The following is a, brief report of a fatal motor vehicie accident: On Friday, September 13th, 1974 at 1220 p.m. a fatal motor vehicle accident occurred on Highway 401 apprex, hait a ile. east of the Village of -Newcastle, when a car andi a truck collideti in the east- botidlantes. Dead is the driver of thec car, John Herbert Bi'odie, 82 years-of 244 Lawson Road, West Hill, Ontario. Injureê anti taken te the Bowmanville Memorial Hos- pital was the passenger of the car, Anges Brodie, 77 years of 244 Lawson, Rond, West Hill, Ontario. The driver of the truck was Leon Perron; Blainville Ter- rebonne, Quebee. This accident was invest- igated by Provincial Const- able K.C. Laton of the Newcastle Detachment of the Ontario Provincial. Police. DRIVING TIP DIMMING HEADLIGHTS Drivers! It's courteous..and a legal requirenient . . .to- change high headlight beams to low beams when meeting other vehicles at night. It's aIse courteous and a legal requirement te deflect the high beams when fellowing another vehicles. Bright high beams cause dangerous daz- zle in rear-view-rmirrors and this can cause a collision. Remember, deflect your high beams when meeting or following other vehicles. Durham -region, Kirby News NIr: and Mrs. Lawrence Harris spent the most part of a week with their daughter Evelyn Fulford and family at Meafrd, recently. Mrs. Rarb Cochrane visited a couple ef days last week with her mothei-, Mrs. Foster1 at the cottage at Canal Lake. Mr, andi Mrs. Lloy d Hans- .berry, Mns. C- Lewery, Miss Marion McKelvey, Mn. anti Mrs. Lawrence Harris and Mrs. Dora Morris went with the bus loati from Kendal te the Science Centre on Satur- day. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Hammn, Kingston, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Hammi. Doug- las anti Jane have just returneti from spending the- suminer in Ethopia. This cerning Sunday is Kinby Unitedi Church Fail Anniversary. Mr. Marvin Colvmn of Orono will be the guest speaker with special music. The Kirby U.C.W. are starting quilting again. Se it must bc talI. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris attendeti a shower at Mrs. Wanda Kimball's, New- tonville on Sunday for their cousin Joan Kimbal. Mrs.' Mabel Williams et Griffith is spendîng a few tinys with Lawrence anti Inez Thomas at Willowdale: Miss Susan BaIl atid Mr. Les Hrebicek spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail and along-with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Patter- son had supper Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mercer,' Kenny and Trevor. Hampton. 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The request P E was made at the inaugauralSP C A meetng f th Auhoriy o Smee 2ofthAuthoCrit on Septmebe Oth w t hi I manPa' u Gdfry f M rW inchesteru Toronto introducing the mot- ..~ The, councillors of the Dur- M ', ham Region had previouslyI- voted against joining the No 4, 5,6,acild 71/2I authority which decisionI holds forth today. t would à% appear that a majority of $z7/o council (Durham) is agree- I authority but it will take a, O Dqlh DO i Ifi Ofl I, two-thirds vote to, reverse the dec ision, made by council to go it atone.II Chairmnan of the Authority,* A.T.C'. McNab has î- ndîed. 83-20 Lhat he feels that Dýurham will 8-50 now,, join thf-e uýthîY I m m m m - m m Mmm UMNMEMm ONCE INA LIFETIME Pure Sunglo 100%Pure Florida Juice. R EG..4 Orange ulce ,9 4 Made f rort SAVE .20C eacb qit. Concentrate SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY GLEN RAE DAIRY SlThs.F.Sat.J gZ 1% Mg gSept. 26 27 28 I ) ry- jG O pour Door or at your Store r RaE1